Urban activist Jane Jacobs theorized that well-populated streets are safe streets; deserted streets invite crime.
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I just adapted to the streets because I always had friends in the streets and I come from the streets.
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I love the streets and the streets love me back.
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I traverse my cityscape by attempting to remember which streets intersect with other streets and memorize how many streets in between intersections.
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I wanna walk the streets, I wanna be in the streets.
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And the streets... Don't even get me started about the streets.
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It is Washington and Charles Streets, not Washington and 10th Streets.
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It is Washington and Charles Streets, not Washington and 24637th Streets.
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They want good schools, safe streets, good streets to drive on.
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Last year the UK government called for proposals for reinvigorating high streets, announcing a £675M Future High Streets Fund to help modernise high streets.
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And make all the interior streets one-way loops (see the arrows on the green streets below), so none of them serve through streets.
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Never mind streets paved in gold, here were streets wallpapered with restaurants.
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Britain rioted in the streets, and by "the streets," I mean Twitter.
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Streets where hot takes are in such abundance, the streets are on fire.
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Some of those one-way streets are being transformed into two-way streets.
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They are Third and Fourth Streets, not West 2698rd and West 24637th Streets.
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So I went to the streets, became homeless, and lived on the streets.
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Many streets in Midtown East will be closed, including First Avenue between 42nd and 48th Streets and 44th, 45th and 46th Streets between First and Second Avenues.
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Another one on Morelia and Tabasco Streets, and another on Valladolid and Puebla Streets.
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"There are more Main Streets in America than there are Wall Streets," he said.
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The critical streets correspond roughly to primary streets in the old classification, still used on the city's PlowNYC map; the sector streets include both secondary and tertiary roadways.
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Around San Francisco, streets were closed and building entrances blocked as protests swarmed the streets.
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As before, it reflects the streets and features nearby: streets, parks, landmarks, and so on.
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I didn't take a single photo today- too busy partying in the streets, MY STREETS.
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Though there are main streets, and mean streets, there is not currently a Main Street.
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The police are worse than the streets, and the streets are worse than the police.
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In downtown Vancouver, we have retail streets and non-retail streets — streets where the ground-floor use is expected to be retail or commercial, and other streets where we don't want those uses at grade, because it could dilute the success of the retail street.
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The more people get out in the streets, the more people get out on the streets.
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You believed that when you were in the streets, you would die for the streets, right?
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"There are some people who like skating in the streets, purely in the streets," said Zuko.
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They took to the streets; they learned how to make the streets their urban landscape skatepark.
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Streets By VICE: Ponce de Leon is a documentary on one of Atlanta's most iconic streets.
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You want a less dense area, so pilot closing streets to cars, opening streets to pedestrians.
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It's not just black people out there on the streets, it's every color on the streets.
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The city expanded the ways the streets are used without being able to expand the streets.
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"I was loyal to the streets but the streets were not loyal to me," he said.
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"The streets of New York, the streets of the Lower East Side, the streets of Harlem — you could feel the energy almost crackling," she said of her early days in politics.
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The objective is to get out of the streets, not become famous then go to the streets.
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Television images showed mostly desolate streets, shards of broken glass on the streets and people huddled outside.
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Inspired by Beloved Streets of America, D'Oca recently led a class that focused on designing King streets.
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"One way streets have turned into two-way streets and Uber still has it as one-way."
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Protesters uprooted metal fences from surrounding streets and dragged heavy bollards and bins to barricade the streets.
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These large streets exist to transport trucks, so they don't go up and down our side streets.
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The streets are not built for street life, but there is life, in spite of the streets.
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Everything that I am has to do with being from the streets and being in the streets.
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Of course, as a man, he can roam the streets independently to witness children begging on the streets.
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Television footage showed people swimming in the streets and being rescued by boats from streets and flooded houses.
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Millions had flooded narrow streets, and, with side streets closed off, they had nowhere to escape, witnesses said.
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Nickerson assigned "treatment" streets to be canvassed and compared them with nearby "control" streets that didn't get canvassed.
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You can see the streets right now and it's hard living here with people doing drugs on the streets, you are like, they're lying on the streets doing drugs in front of my house.
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They are taking their breakup drama to the streets, and by the streets, I mean the whole damn internet.
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Nothing about walking the streets here feels even remotely menacing — until you walk the streets with someone from Rio.
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When it rains, the rutted streets flood; when fighting in the north cuts power lines, the streets go dark.
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The increase in registration was greater on poor streets, and the increase in turnout was greater on rich streets.
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If you aren't familiar with our fair isle, 22015A refers to the interesting fact that about nine out of 213 cross streets — those streets running east to west, and west to east — are ONE WAY STREETS.
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" O'Brien: "Some cities that have streets named after Bruce Jenner are trying to change the streets' names to Caitlyn Jenner.
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In just half an hour, sparsely populated streets became just as tightly-packed as the streets in front of me.
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For others, he is a heartless criminal who floods America's streets with narcotics and leaves Mexico's streets strewn with bodies.
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The Marines moved through the streets while the robots provide situational awareness by covering the flank and reconnoitering the streets.
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" • Quotation of the day "I can't imagine a patrol cop doing this who walked those streets or drove those streets.
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Fans took to the streets Tuesday night ... climbing on top of vehicles, swarming the streets and sidewalks and scaling buildings.
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They told us that even if the streets weren't paved with gold, no one could force us off the streets.
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"After the revolution people felt the streets are ours, we can do whatever we want on the streets," he said.
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Hundreds of thousands of people, including many youngsters and students, took to the streets in sustained occupation of major streets.
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Just as the streets of Venezuela were my music school, the streets of New York have been my freedom school.
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Those red streets would typically indicate a bad traffic jam — but the video shows that the streets were nearly empty.
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If you're going to be in the streets, you must know the side effects of the streets and accept it.
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Police officers in St. Louis, Mo., reportedly chanted "whose streets, our streets" as protesters took to the streets early Monday to demonstrate against the acquittal of a white former police officer in a black motorist's shooting death.
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In Baltimore, plows had cleared 90 percent of main streets and 40 percent of neighborhood streets, officials said at a Monday morning news conference, but they said they could not estimate when all the streets would be passable.
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Some of best cross streets for viewing include 14th, 23rd, 34th, 42nd, 57th, as well as the streets next to them.
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The quake swayed buildings and cracked streets and foundations in Southern California on Friday night, sending terrified residents into the streets.
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Most of the young people who were out there in the streets are just trying to make it in the streets.
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Some roads were difficult and impassable but most streets in Havana are at least as good as the streets in Boston.
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"Our plows will still be clearing the streets, and we must keep the streets passable for emergency vehicles," the mayor said.
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The day before, Philadelphia held its first Philly Open Streets, with 10 miles of streets blocked off for cyclists and pedestrians.
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SAN SALVADOR — In the streets of this congested capital of winding streets and hillside warrens, shock is giving way to bitterness.
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The neighboring streets — Westminster, Argyle, Rugby and Marlborough Roads, East 1003th and East 2100th Streets and beyond — are quiet and still.
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Porsz went all across the UK and Europe for two of his photography books, "Streets of Europe" and "Streets of Britain."
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I'm not one of those artists who sits in the house—you might see me in these Soho streets, these Harlem streets.
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Main streets might be asphalt, he says, but the side streets will be dirt, where water can also pool and attract mosquitoes.
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People are dying on the streets, itchy swarms of plague rats and rabid gravehounds patrol the streets alongside the beefy, belligerent guards.
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Floods slam historic streets Watch brown water rush through Ellicott City, Maryland, turning streets into rivers that toppled buildings and upended cars.
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While some of the neighborhood's side streets were lined with stately luxury condominiums, other streets had average-looking homes with peeling paint.
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The city's only legal surfing beaches are between Beach 67th and Beach 69th Streets and between Beach 87th and Beach 19013nd Streets.
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They're flying up and down the streets here ... Do you have Fords and Chevrolets flying up and down streets in Germany too?
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Safer streets were the result of aggressively changing streets to discourage the dangerous behaviors that cause most crashes that harm vulnerable pedestrians.
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If 70 percent of streets are turned over to pedestrians, will 30 percent of streets carry the same 100 percent of cars?
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So pilot closing streets to cars, opening streets to pedestrians, we'll also enact mandatory playground social density — that's probably a new concept.
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Alongside the 2011 Art in the Streets, MOCA launched the Art in the Streets web series on street art and its creators.
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We see more masks on TV and online than on the streets of Milan — half-deserted streets, with many people staying home.
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The white men used fallen trees to barricade the streets near their homes and patrolled the streets with guns, the documents said.
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This is Lisa Dickey, author of "Bears in the Streets," where apparently there are not any bears in the streets in Russia.
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Armed with cookies, Billy Eichner trades the mean streets of New York for the furry streets of Sesame Street to learn about kindness.
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Mourners filled the streets as her white coffin was carried through the streets of La Esperanza, with many carrying posters bearing her image.
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Police fired tear gas on Monday in the narrow streets of Central where some protesters, crouching behind umbrellas, blocked streets during lunch hour.
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In contrast to the streets of Pompeii that bustled with tourists, Herculaneum's streets were totally tranquil, with just a few people pottering around.
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It could be heard last week in the streets of Phoenix, Arizona, where thousands of protesters thronged the streets outside Donald Trump's rally.
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"We danced in the streets the night Tony Blair got in, we actually danced in the streets," she says wistfully, shaking her head.
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I remember one winter when, after the streets were plowed, mountains of snow 10 feet tall stood in the middle of the streets.
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One is from the streets of Beirut to the streets of Baghdad to streets all across Iran, Middle Easterners are demanding to be treated as citizens with rights, and not just members of a sect or tribe with passions to be manipulated.
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Tourists from all over the world love to flock to iconic streets throughout the US — the same streets that locals avoid at all costs.
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As Joudeh makes his way through the city's deserted streets, his footsteps are unnaturally loud, echoing off the walls of the empty stone streets.
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South Koreans take to the streets Thousands of protestors gathered in the streets of Seoul on Saturday night to demand that Park step down.
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I see it every day on the streets of New York: eyes glued to our phones, stepping over bags of trash on the streets.
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The officer, patrolling alone on low-rise residential streets, reached 60th and Spruce Streets, an intersection with a few small shops and a restaurant.
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In the colonial era, many of Boston's streets were made with lumpy stones, not the smoother rocks used in modern cobblestone-esque streets today.
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The country's leaders, too, were under heavy criticism on the streets of Juba, where some shops opened Tuesday as pedestrians took to the streets.
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The values that brought those protesters to the streets in Dallas, the values that brought those protesters to the streets in Washington last night.
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You can't just pull anybody off the streets to do this, just like you can't pull any guy off the streets to do this.
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The First Avenue bike lane between 40th and 51st Streets and the Second Avenue bike lane between 15th and 42nd Streets will be closed.
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The streets are open, but nobody is outside: Schools and offices are closed, streets are deserted, and there is a curfew at 6 pm.
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He goes down those mean streets as a man must go, but here he's got an added worry — those streets are set to explode.
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Thousands take to the streets across the U.S. to protest Trump Thousands take to the streets across the U.S. to protest Trump Tens of thousands of people across the U.S. took to the streets Wednesday in protest of Donald Trump's election victory Tuesday night.
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Though area residents are used to earthquakes, the tremor last Friday night swayed buildings and cracked streets and foundations, sending terrified locals into the streets.
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In Phoenix, protesters blocked streets and chanted "Free those kids!" while marchers in Philadelphia shouted "Shut down ICE!" as they took to the streets Friday.
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For one, running the streets of New York City with 50,000 other people, and surrounded by even more cheering fans lining the streets, is surreal.
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Officials said the storm's timing was good, since people were off the streets and staying home for Christmas, giving plows more space to clear streets.
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The videos do not show the streets of Foggia, but rather the streets of Palermo, on the Italian island of Sicily, nearly 500 miles away.
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On June 83, even more people flooded Hong Kong's city streets, spilling over the planned route and at least three additional streets on either side.
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BARRIER-LINED STREETS Once ahead of his team mate, Vettel had little to worry about with Singapore's barrier-lined streets notoriously difficult to overtake on.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Thousands of Zimbabweans poured onto the streets of Harare after President Robert Mugabe resigned on Tuesday, and cars were hooting in the streets.
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And even if you are in the streets I want kids to know there's more to it, you can make it out of the streets.
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The video for her break-through single, "Kathy Lee," features footage of life on the city streets—the very streets that provide inspiration for Lanza's music.
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On Friday, an estimated 1 million Chileans filled the streets of the capital Santiago, more than ever took to the streets during the dictatorship of Gen.
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Streets Ahead has some very compelling visions for how London streets will morph to meet the needs of its citizens, from bike highways to smart buses.
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As part of our VICE Guide to San Francisco, Streets By VICE: Market Street is a new documentary on one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.
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My job is to make your streets safer – and we are going to begin with another 20,000 police on the streets and we start recruiting forthwith.
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You might find a drawing of the narrow streets of Ethiopia, or a chapter titled "Dancing in the Streets," which is something people have done forever.
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In Leonia, New Jersey, police closed 60 streets during rush hour because the streets were ill-equipped to handle the volume of traffic directed to them.
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In addition, the article misstated the year the city began its Summer Streets program, in which certain streets are temporarily closed to car traffic on weekends.
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Our frustration gave way to an idea: If the authorities were going to let criminals walk the streets, we would turn the streets into a prison.
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This is small-town tech — the scattershot response as communities try in any way possible to draw shoppers back to their High Streets and Main Streets.
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A long chase on a highway and city streets The UPS truck then fled over at least 25 miles, through city streets and along an interstate.
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You can watch the video above to learn about the scooters, the last mile problem, and how "complete streets" could push city streets into the future.
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"You can't just pull [any woman] off the streets to do this, just like you can't pull any guy off the streets to do this" Toliver explained.
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A: There are 80,000 children that go missing on the streets of India every year, and there are about 11 million children in total on the streets.
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He created Clean Streets L.A. — a block-by-block assessment of 9,100 miles of streets that identifies neighborhoods with the most needs, and prioritizes delivery of resources.
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Since the streets were considered safer in the suburban neighborhood compared to the streets of the city, parents used to allow children to bike around by themselves.
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Opposition protesters had rallied on the streets of Istanbul on Monday night after hearing the news of the new election, but by Tuesday, the streets were quiet.
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In coastal Wilmington, driving rain continued to drench the city, wind gusts blew debris through nearly deserted streets, and power lines snaked across highways and suburban streets.
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In Akcakale, three sharp explosions filled streets around the town's police headquarters with smoke, sending pedestrians fleeing for cover and armored police vehicles barreling through the streets.
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Trendy electric scooters have been popping up on the streets of Europe for months, from Paris to Prague, allowing riders to zip along city streets with ease.
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Fifteenth and 16th Streets west of Ninth Avenue, my access streets to and from the West Side Highway, have holes that a large dog could bathe in.
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But there's a problem with bikes and rideables on the streets – riding on the streets is not as safe as it could be on bicycles or rideables.
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Later in the day, the two rode in an open-topped car through the streets of Pyongyang, waving to thousands of onlookers who had lined the streets.
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The Gracia superblocks involved physically cutting off some through streets entirely, but on most streets, they simply raised the level of the pavement so that it was even with the sidewalks (all means of travel share equal access), reduced the speed limit, and eliminated one-way through streets.
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Streets with creative names like "Balls Pond Road" were the norm, rather than in the US, where most streets are named for their number, such as "14th Street."
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Many of the old routes forced drivers to spend part of their time along streets they were not assigned to plow so they could reach their appointed streets.
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"Thus, beyond class, there appears to be a generational gap between those on the streets now and those who went out into the streets in 2009," said Shabani.
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Seeking to clear streets quicker than before, police fired tear gas and charged with batons at flashpoints from big shopping boulevards to bar-lined streets and railway stations.
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The council has increased the police presence on the streets and even invited two British policemen to patrol Magaluf's streets as a week-long pilot scheme last summer.
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As were the streets of South Philly, where a sizable Asian community has set down roots in the red brick row homes and narrow streets of South Philadelphia.
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Out on the streets of Rome, Officer Pang and Officer Li strode down one of the capital's busiest shopping streets, Via del Corso, parting a sea of tourists.
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The values that brought those protesters to the streets in Dallas, the values that brought those protesters to the streets in Washington last night: Respect, decency, compassion, humanity.
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Homes and streets still flooded About 45 miles from San Juan, in the town of Florida, fish swim in the streets that are still flooded after the hurricane.
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As I walked through the streets of Moscow's Golden Mile on a June afternoon with Olga Novikova of Moscow Sotheby's International Realty, the streets were quiet and serene.
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About a year ago, we premiered the band's song "Streets Upon Streets," a track that has stuck with me a lot longer than most songs in the genre.
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Saturday • Seven miles of city streets, from the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park, will open for people to play, run, bike and more as part of Summer Streets.
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Campaigners are confident that the number of people on the streets will rival a similar demonstration in March, when organisers said 1 million people took to the streets.
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"For example, European streets are narrower than streets in North America," said Stephan Richter, a PhD student at Technische Universität Darmstadt in Germany, who also studies computer vision.
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Imagine if more cities made their streets pedestrian-friendly and invested in spaces that everyone could access, such as community yoga studios, public parks, or even programs like Sunday San Francisco Streets or the Ciclovía in Bogota, Colombia, which involve closing down streets for walking and biking on the weekend.
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The president has called on Turks to stay on the streets until Friday, and late into Sunday night, his supporters thronged squares and streets, honking horns and waving flags.
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Athens and Paris will both ban diesel cars from city streets by 2025, while the latter also wants its streets to be filled with only electric cars by 2030.
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Seeking to clear streets more quickly than before, police fired tear gas and charged with batons at flashpoints from big shopping boulevards to bar-lined streets and railway stations.
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The sites would "not only be a way to get people off the streets and get the needles off the streets, but to get people into treatment," Breed said.
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Much of coming to know New York City's streets has made it closer to home for me, the city will also withhold itself from me via those very streets.
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Campaigners are confident that the number of people on the streets will rival a similar demonstration held in March, when organisers said 1 million people took to the streets.
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Walkways were created to allow commuters to avoid the streets and an entrance to the sports arena was designed with easier access from the train station than city streets.
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"These corporations have flooded our streets with so many cars that more than 40% drive around empty and clog our streets," a de Blasio spokesperson said in an email.
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I walked west across Bainbridge, across streets that counted up, pondering the absurd size of a town with so many streets they'd apparently run out of names for them.
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As Trump protesters reached the other Trump building on 5th Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets, the police were waiting with systemic blockades, preventing protesters from entering the streets.
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Provincetown is laid out like a ladder: two side-by-side streets about two and a half miles long, Commercial Street and Bradford Street, latticed together with one-way streets.
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And I mean the guy said shit is so cold in the movie, I had never heard anything on the streets and I've been on the streets just like damn.
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"Maybe five years from now, when we have 20,000 robots roaming around on the streets and people have to walk on the streets with the cars," Yee told the Board.
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Trump should promise that he will end the bloodshed in Chicago by pouring federal resources into stabilizing the streets, putting gang-bangers behind bars and getting guns off the streets.
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It's an extension of the city's Summer Streets program, which prohibits traffic from entering Park Avenue and connecting streets, from the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park, for three consecutive Saturdays.
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I used to walk through the streets of Jisr al-Shugour, my hometown — streets full of happiness, where we would sit in cafes with our friends and family for hours.
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The illegal drug trade is fueling most of the violence that's occurring in the streets of Baltimore and in the streets of most other cities that face the same problem.
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EMPTY STREETS IN IRAN In hard-hit Iran, security forces will empty the streets in cities across the country in a drive to fight the virus' spread, state television reported.
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Some streets had been remolded by the arrival of Arab immigrants from Syria, while other streets bore the signs of a new nationalist fury and hostility toward foreigners and newcomers.
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"The values that brought those protesters to the streets in Dallas, the values that brought those protesters to the streets in Washington last night — respect, decency, compassion, humanity," Ryan said.
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Some streets in the ancient capital of Hue were waist deep in water while in the old trading town of Hoi An, another popular tourist attraction, people boated in the streets.
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And something had to be done about the muddy streets, which were flooded during each year's spring thaw, and forced kids to wade through the streets on their way to school.
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We walk on streets without traffic, too much pavement broken to allow passage, too many wires and utility poles down, too many bridges collapsed, too many abandoned vehicles on the streets.
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HAVANA — The streets brimmed with people going about their day, hauling handcarts of fruit down narrow side streets, shuffling along sun-faded esplanades, waiting impatiently at the crosswalks of busy intersections.
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The streets of Gao were quiet on Wednesday, but hundreds of protesters staged a sit-in, blocking streets in front of the regional governor's office as they awaited the delegation's arrival.
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This rain overwhelmed the city's pumping system that is designed to move water out of city streets and into Lake Ponchartrain, turning streets into rivers and flooding many homes and businesses.
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Here, the grade on some streets is so steep that cars can't pass, and you'll find the stair streets, which offer residents a workout as they climb up to their homes.
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My youthful vision of neighborhood policing on the streets of Boston's Fenway as I began my career is becoming a reality on the streets of New York as I end it.
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Buttigieg implemented "Smart Streets" in South Bend, which involved converting one-way streets to two-way, adding bike lanes, and building new sidewalks in an effort to revitalize the city's downtown.
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"Seeing homeless men in wheelchairs without shoes in the winter, women with infants on the streets, young men and women on the streets doing drugs, it was painful," wrote one tourist.
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Hundreds of thousands take to the streets to demand that President Park resigns Hundreds of thousands take to the streets to demand that President Park resigns This segment originally aired Nov.
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" That night on "Conan," O'Brien delivered a similar joke in his monologue: "Some cities that have streets named after Bruce Jenner are trying to change the streets' names to Caitlyn Jenner.
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The Vibe The streets to the north and south, along with Sixth Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Broadway and Park Avenue South, thrum with noise and traffic; the side streets are more peaceful.
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So I told her that I would go into the streets — that hundreds, maybe thousands of us would go into the streets, and that we would be doing it for her.
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Fight on -- in the legislature, not on the streets.
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In fact, no campaign posters adorn Bristol streets — yet.
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Panoramic windows overlooked Tverskaya — one of Moscow's main streets.
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He ain't lyin' -- those West Hollywood streets look BARREN.
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A young Iranian woman prowls the streets after dark .
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It started on the streets of Philly -- Uzi's hometown.
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Waze and other mobile navigation apps are sending their users towards the wildfires raging in Southern California, according to multiple reports, because streets near the fires are more clear than unaffected streets.
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On the streets of Santiago Monday morning, many returned to school or work to find traffic jams, a hobbed metro, graffiti and trash and broken glass littering streets from days of riots.
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It's a lot of work, but it sure makes for a soft pillow when you know you aren't at the mercy of the streets because you've shown the streets so much mercy.
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He likes to cite old listings such as a sanitary code item from the May 1, 1874, issue that specified the streets and times that livestock could be driven through Manhattan streets.
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"A lot of these children on the streets, a lot of the people that's on the streets, are black and brown children — just like me, just like my babies," Karim, 41, said.
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Observers estimated 10,85033 protesters were on the streets Friday, and cable news streamed live video of police in riot gear hitting protesters with water cannons and dragging them from smoke-filled streets.
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It's one thing to show up in the streets in huge numbers, but if no one has any idea why all these people are in the streets, interest will eventually fizzle out.
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The program, developed by the geospatial company CARTO, compares the angle of the sunset on a selected date with the angle of city streets, and highlights those streets that are in alignment.
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Other protesters made similar comments, with many saying they were troubled by O'Toole's comment last week that police "own the night," as well by officers chanting "whose streets, our streets" during demonstrations Sunday.
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And we've spent the last two centuries on the streets, expressing our outrage at wars, about innocent young men killed on the streets, and hoping to turn our marches into a mass movements.
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The sleeve for Data Discs' 2016 vinyl version of the 'Streets of Rage 2' soundtrack 23's Streets of Rage 2 isn't simply one of the best Mega Drive games of all time.
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On the west side, north side and east side, we have blizzard conditions and we are seeing a lot of very slick streets with people not be able to get up the streets.
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Claire Weisz, an urban designer at WXY, a Manhattan firm that redesigned the streets around Astor Place, said Barcelona's superblock plan could be applied in New York to redefine streets as public spaces.
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This point was taken one step further when the artists took their works to the streets in a series of short video interviews with a handful of strangers on the streets of Rotterdam.
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"Open Streets is absolutely approaching a tipping point," says Mike Lydon, principal of the Street Plans Collaborative and founder of the Open Streets Project, an advocacy group for the movement in North America.
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History — including our own — shows that if we make our city streets easy and safe for speeding cars, we will attract so many cars that the streets will be crowded, polluted and unsafe.
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By engaging everyone who uses streets, from sanitation workers to street vendors, commuters to the homeless, the project aims to ensure streets are safe, welcoming and functional spaces for people, not just cars.
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Los Angeles spent tens of millions of dollars last year moving nearly 22,000 people off the streets and into subsidized housing — but the number of people living on the streets increased more quickly.
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That includes streets that use his full name or variations such as MLK or M.L. King, but not streets that are simply named King because they may not reference the civil rights leader.
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His description of "bags and detritus" accumulating on the streets and "people marching tourists to cash points to withdraw cash" suggested that homeless people had somewhat taken over the quaint streets of Windsor.
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Just knowing what was going on in the streets was very important for us 'cause in order to be into the music, you had to be able to navigate yourself in the streets.
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"It won't stop ICE from trolling our streets," he said.
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I suggest everybody's got to just stay in the streets.
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Many residential streets are metered or reserved for local residents.
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I didn't want her walking those streets at 3 a.m.
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Guap says she was working the streets as a prostitute.
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The riot police patrolled streets as residents watched from balconies.
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Guatemala's Fuego volcano sent lava and ash into the streets.
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Pornhub, yes, that Pornhub, plowed the streets of Boston. Why?
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Then I begged on the streets to get back here.
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On Wednesday, the new names for the streets were finalized.
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Me and my pedicab driver, Kenny are hitting the streets.
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There was no sign Friday's speech had calmed the streets.
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What did the streets look like, how did they feel?
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Its narrow streets and alleyways are impassable for armored vehicles.
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Residents were justifiably scared to walk the streets at night.
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It still feels dangerous to be out in the streets.
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People outside Egypt might have expected anger in the streets.
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"One would be to get off the streets," he said.
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Bioswales on Hoboken's streets help absorb and filter storm runoff.
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They were needed back on the streets, for more emergencies.
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Georgie chasing his boat through the flooded streets of Derry.
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Left to roam the streets of Chicago at age 22012.
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People crowded in the streets, one lady in her pajamas.
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Rockets and bombs rained down on the streets of Tripoli.
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Soldiers as young as seven lie dead in the streets.
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We will raise our voices and take to the streets.
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The streets of Addis Ababa are filled with dilapidated vehicles.
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Several bodies lay among the debris scattered in the streets.
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Animals have reclaimed the town; brown bears roam the streets.
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Khartoum's streets have been deserted since the crackdown on Monday.
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He wanted to better the streets and better this country.
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Whether that's a party or club or on the streets.
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So who were the people who took to the streets?
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Bringing a little sunshine to the rainy streets of London.
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China is streets ahead when it comes to digital payments.
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Regardless of what Scott held, protesters still flooded the streets.
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Taylor Swift has walked the streets of Nashville in it.
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Some streets I run down, some I can just walk.
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Does having military in the streets make you feel safer?
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If you want to run through the streets, do it.
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And, the man added, remembering something, the streets were empty.
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Regular aftershocks have sent residents running repeatedly into the streets.
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Rubbish in the streets is sure to attract the birds.
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Still, it's a sentiment echoed on the streets of Cúcuta.
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The Lebanese in the streets want to be Lebanese, period.
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"It's no fun on the streets," he told the station.
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Protesters at airports and thronging the streets of foreign capitals?
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Armed with knives, they walked the streets at 210 a.m.
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Streets are left in ruins following protests on May 24.
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Danny, are people panicking in the streets of New York?
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I mean they're working on the other streets around us.
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Chicago streets ablaze from rioting following news of MLK's assassination.
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"Streets of Cartagena," she wrote in Spanish alongside the photo.
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Whole streets remained underwater, looking more like rivers than roadways.
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People walk through flooded streets in Galveston, Texas, on Saturday.
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Satellite photos also reveal just how empty the streets are.
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When you zoom in, streets usually appear grey and white.
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Some streets and buildings are shared between Canada and America.
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Television footage showed a large police presence in neighboring streets.
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Keba Collins started her business selling handbags on the streets.
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"That's exactly right, except we don't have the cobbled streets."
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Cops and protesters have flooded the streets as a result.
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The crowd packed the plaza and overflowed into the streets.
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We don't know what's in the drugs on the streets.
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He was living on the streets without the proper treatment.
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The militants ensured streets were cleaned and roads were paved.
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It can even clear streets of cars in some scenarios.
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" "In most cases, they put you back on the streets.
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If graffiti on London's streets has risen, what about trains?
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Last month, she performed on the streets of Santiago, Chile.
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Samaria moved between foster homes and then to the streets.
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Some blocked streets and burnt buses in the capital, Santiago.
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Football fans partied on the streets in cities across France.
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Immediately, Hawaiians and allies began to take to the streets.
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The public streets are free to use, after all, right?
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Water drained out of streets into ditches and low areas.
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It begins in the streets, when the cops spot Bourne.
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But on June 4th protesters were back in the streets.
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When the series returns, Justin is living on the streets.
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"I don't want people dying on the streets," he said.
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Two of central Bratislava's streets are named after Serbian heroes.
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But it somehow feels cheaper than the lurid city streets.
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Yes. Life drawing, portraits, family, life on the streets, etc.
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In Windsor, the bridge disgorges traffic into narrow city streets.
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Delhi adds 1,400 more cars to its streets every day.
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On the streets, everyone treated him like he was Ross.
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The outrage that followed saw residents take to the streets.
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People are afraid to go on the streets and protest.
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And on the streets of Trenton, he's a fucking superhero.
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Flash floods engulfed Socotra streets, cutting electricity and communication lines.
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Eventually, millions took to the streets demanding that he go.
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Ambulances ferried away the wounded as police cordoned off streets.
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As sundown neared, the mood on downtown streets was calm.
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Aerial images from the fire department showed whole streets flattened.
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Dakar's streets are lined with campaign posters of the president.
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He shot people on the streets of New York relentlessly.
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Even in big cities many streets have the same name.
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Many fled to the streets, according to social media reports.
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One night last autumn, 4,103 people slept on the streets.
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Why it matters: City streets are more clogged than ever.
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When demonstrators refused to leave the streets, the crackdown began.
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Known best for the unflinching 2017 Ferguson documentary Whose Streets?
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A deal of any sort would probably calm the streets.
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Almost all the other streets are going to be real.
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"He shouldn't be on the streets anymore, period," she said.
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Mutilated bodies of captured Iraqi security forces littered the streets.
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Demonstrators in favor of and against the government blocked streets.
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Chikli forged the idea for his scam on these streets.
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Some fans were filmed burning his jersey in the streets.
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Still, not all streets have protected spaces like bikes lanes.
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From the streets of India to the Oscars Red Carpet.
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Scott, an art student, found her inspiration on the streets.
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We should be marching in the streets on gun violence.
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Adults and youngsters mingle in boozy gatherings on the streets.
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When he made the announcement, protesters in the streets cheered.
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The public took to the streets, begging for an intervention.
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"They've been in the streets too long," according to Whiteside.
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Terrified of his father's temper, he took to the streets.
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The streets below tend to be dark, cramped, and noisy.
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He also encouraged his supporters to take to the streets.
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On the streets of La Matanza scepticism still outweighs hope.
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Snap's Spectacles are starting to hit the streets, and eBay.
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In the streets when I'm eating or feeding my daughter
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ROYCE: You see people go to the streets in protest.
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When you live in the streets, you're always on guard.
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Today yet another protest brought thousands back into the streets.
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She even ran through the streets to get to him.
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They feature fewer distractions and decision points than city streets.
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There was plenty of it in the streets of America.
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But on the streets outside, the death toll keeps rising.
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Hundreds of officers combed the streets and helicopters swept overhead.
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GM's Cruise, comparatively, reported 125,000 miles on San Francisco streets.
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There's sweepers cleaning up blood from the streets at night.
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Their students then took to the streets to support them.
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Bleached, pierced, and immaculately dressed partiers speed through the streets.
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I left the room and walked the streets of Cannes.
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Later, he forced her to sell herself on the streets.
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He urged supporters to take to the streets in protest.
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The streets were deserted on the morning of their hijack.
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Streets today are covered by cameras, we all carry smartphones.
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There weren't any puddles on the streets turning into ice.
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Streets, shops and homes across the city center are abandoned.
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That's why so many people are sleeping on the streets.
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Agents cleared the entire lawn and several streets around it.
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Television footage showed largely deserted streets as riot police patrolled.
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Outrage spreads through Spain and 22011 million take to streets.
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Tons of ppl walking to outer streets to find cars.
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Forney was murdered on the streets of Harlem in 1997.
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There may be cause to hit the streets yet again.
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The cars use artificial intelligence to navigate through city streets.
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Hundreds of protesters lined the streets of downtown Janesville, Wis.
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On Saturday, thousands of women took the streets of Caracas.
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In Paris, trash and human waste also flooded city streets.
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The waste is often dumped in streets, drains and landfills.
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It's activists who keep coming into the streets every day.
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Athens's ubiquitous yellow taxis were absent from the city streets.
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What kind of streets and sidewalks were at the sites?
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Alva shuffles a blue stroller through the streets of Berlin.
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Liberals and centrists have taken to the streets in protest.
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The streets are busy, but nobody looks twice at us.
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Television showed burning projectile parts on streets and in parks.
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Thousands of people sleep on the streets in Oakland, California.
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Out in the streets, I don't see other black people.
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Police "clearing" the streets by dumping bikes in a corner.
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While some streets have protected bike lanes, many do not.
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We're taking to the streets to express how we feel.
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He'd get mobbed in the streets, or so we heard.
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AI Scry takes on The Verge's offices and neighboring streets.
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We shouldn't blame anyone, we shouldn't riot in the streets.
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People have taken to the streets and called their senators.
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You create the streets where their kids will grow up.
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From the streets of Sydney... ... to the surroundings of Japan.
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These are simply more controlled environments than on city streets.
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The aim is to keep Mr Besigye off the streets.
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Do you like aerial shots of cars on city streets?
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Yet Turkish politics have erupted onto the streets of Germany.
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Streets are reopening and many evacuees are now returning home.
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Its streets, unlike those of Ciudad del Este, are congested.
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Soon, thousands of people were in the streets, Sharma said.
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Residents of streets and entire neighbourhoods came together to celebrate.
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Sanitation workers on the streets of NYC wearing designer uniforms.
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He's right about crime in the streets, drugs … illegal immigration.
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Over 38 parties should hit the city's streets on Saturday.
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The streets are talking heavy about this massive house throwdown.
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Broken water mains bubbled up for months, flooding entire streets.
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And now the streets above could be at risk too.
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First they lose the media, then they lose the streets.
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Even policemen were not safe walking alone on the streets.
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Civilians are massacred on the streets of Europe every week.
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Streets still have names like Chocolate Avenue and Cocoa Avenue.
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Lines stretched around city blocks and overflowed into the streets.
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Fati Abubakar roams the streets to find the happy ones.
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Public works remain unfinished, and streets are filled with potholes.
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The latest craze in video games literally hit the streets.
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Irma is already uprooting trees and turning streets into rivers.
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They met on the streets and went through recovery together.
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" Waka screams; "Fuck this industry / bitch I'm in these streets!
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Images from the scene showed charred cars and deserted streets.
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Streets were dark, and many were without power, he said.
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Some people have been on the streets for a generation.
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People flinched as the echo of artillery filled the streets.
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Customers consider the surrounding streets unsafe and don't wander far.
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The combat has shifted from the desert to the streets.
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Protesters in the streets lobbed accusations of fraud at Morales.
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In these cases, there are no tanks in the streets.
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Here's every look we're loving from the streets of Paris.
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Crowds throng the surrounding pedestrianised streets, socialising long after sundown.
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And protesters, demanding change, took to the streets in July.
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My children say they would rather be in the streets.
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The city grid relaxes here, making for winding, scenic streets.
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Elsewhere in the city, Pumpkins decorate the streets — Halloween approaches.
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So the streets are littered with endorsements from first ladies.
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They turned to the streets and to negative peer influences.
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Something big is rising from the streets of Mexico City.
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Residents began the cleanup, wading through flooded houses and streets.
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Ricans flooding the streets and calling for governor Ricardo Rosselló's
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WHAT ABOUT THE 50,000+ Citizens WHO LIVE ON THE STREETS.
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Hundreds of panicked clubgoers escaped and fled into the streets.
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Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, took to the streets.
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Here, they dance in the streets of #Tabqah today. pic.twitter.
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Six more sculptures are installed outside, on surrounding neighborhood streets.
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In Belfast, Northern Ireland, "peace walls" still divide the streets.
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It's more than children playing with rocks in the streets.
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The cobbled streets of the picturesque neighborhood, as well as
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Main streets across the country were littered with empty storefronts.
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Mourners, thronging to the capital, are shot on the streets.
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At the time, several protesters hit the streets across France.
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Along the wide streets, the ficus trees showed new green.
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No more children playing on the streets late at night.
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Wind up running all over towns and streets the same.
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On June 12, Hong Kong was back on the streets.
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And we looked at just the cleanliness of our streets.
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Evidence of this anger can be found on the streets.
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Palm trees and benches were in the middle of streets.
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Some Liberians took to the streets, chanting victoriously and dancing.
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These guys are still walking the streets, they're still walking.
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I feel grounded by the downtown streets named after presidents.
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"There are too many guns on the streets," McAuliffe said.
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Durban's streets that day will run red with cattle blood.
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People lined the streets as his funeral procession drove by.
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In May, water similarly covered the streets of Davenport, Iowa.
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The surrounding streets were cratered with foreclosures and vacant properties.
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Park Avenue is also closed between 116th and 118th Streets.
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That's why they are in the streets of Hong Kong.
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Huge protests and counterprotests have clogged the streets since then.
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Clashes broke out on the streets the night they performed.
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They roamed the streets with loudspeakers urging residents to leave.
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It quickly spread up and down residential streets and boulevards.
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Already, they were too closely packed on the side streets.
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Recently, two narco banners were found strung across Juárez streets.
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In cities across the country, thousands flooded streets in protest.
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Men would celebrate, too, mostly by roaming the streets drunk.
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But then obviously the streets always get hold of you.
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What do you say to younger guys in the streets?
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Over the years, streets and cities were named after him.
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You know, because I was out there in them streets.
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Trips made turns head on into busy one way streets.
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Before the vigil, the streets near the arena were quiet.
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Outside the car, the streets of San Francisco flew by.
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So, you won't be carrying this camera around the streets.
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I find five pink houses on five different Orange streets.
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Sometimes resistance will look like 30,000 people filling the streets.
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"We cannot have violent criminals running our streets," Pugh said.
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I studied Bulgarian, I read, I wandered the streets downtown.
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I'm fine being a freaking heroin addict on the streets.
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Now Rachel was still sleeping and the streets were empty.
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This work at STREETS is never easy, but it's important.
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"The streets of New York already look bad," he said.
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As a child, I biked and skated in the streets.
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And don't forget to drive into crowds in the streets.
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And navigate the streets in one of Asia's busiest cities.
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Some older Italians said the streets had a wartime feel.
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They have seen videos of fan parks and crammed streets.
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Shipping containers barricading the main streets are a ubiquitous sight.
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Other mayors have confronted people out in the streets directly.
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It's not compassionate to let people sleep in the streets.
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They battle for dominance on the streets and on smartphones.
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City streets began to empty as residents made final preparations.
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Its streets — what is left of them — are hardly identifiable.
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By Thursday morning, the streets were glistening with black mud.
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The streets are nearly empty and have a haunted quality.
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You're flooding our housing, and now you're flooding our streets?
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We're not going to let people die on the streets.
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We move in the streets in groups all the time.
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However, New York City may see less on the streets.
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Additionally, the metered parking in most city streets becomes superfluous.
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Within an hour, the streets around the complex were empty.
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It blanketed the streets, snarled the evening commute, downed trees.
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Even so, the streets of Washington were packed on Saturday.
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In his youth Mokhtar wandered the streets without clear purpose.
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Add a beanie and sporty sneakers and hit the streets.
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And the streets, Khaled says, are full of old people.
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Millions of Brazilians have taken to the streets in protest.
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Many of Manhattan's streets were laid out in straight lines.
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The streets are eerily clean, as they are across Belarus.
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He dared not venture outside, where paramilitaries roamed the streets.
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On the streets below, crowds chanted, whooped and banged drums.
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The village's residential streets extend north and south of 119.
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He walked the streets month after month looking for work.
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The streets were like ghostswhen they cut down those trees.
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Three Waterline Square, Riverside Boulevard from 59th to 61st Streets.
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The space on city streets is like the village common.
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A lot of students came out into the streets protesting.
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And the students came out into the streets in protest.
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What were your first thoughts when you heard The Streets?
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Joe (Streets tattoo): It was just something you never heard.
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How does listening to The Streets make you feel today?
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Activists posted from bedrooms, gardens and balconies overlooking empty streets.
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But sidewalks and streets were never intended as gathering places.
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That changed when pedestrian plazas were carved out of streets.
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Wild boars strolled the streets of a busy neighborhood recently.
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Even the city's cable cars were yanked from the streets.
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Sharia police roam the streets of Indonesia's Banda Aceh province.
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Many returned to the streets after Mr. Boakai's concession speech.
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I started off giving free love advice on the streets.
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Not even a single tragedy on our streets is acceptable.
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With the recent protests, Algerians have turned to the streets.
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Whole streets resembled a warzone as police and gangsters battled.
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He preferred being in the streets, his ministry of action.
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His lens zooms in and out of streets, rooms, consciousnesses.
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Their protests have drawn thousands of people to the streets.
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"Guns have no place on our streets," Superintendent Chaudhry said.
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We got corona running wild in the streets, things happen.
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"My constituents want to walk through clean streets," he said.
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An annual survey found 3,892 more living on city streets.
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If government doesn't stop this foolishness ... STAY IN THE STREETS.
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Sources: World Architecture News, Egyptian Streets, BBC, Reuters, Daily Mail
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Homeowners took to the streets with rakes and pressure washers.
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People are fighting in the streets for what is left.
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The car drove the switchback streets down to central Florence.
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That's when the streets of Baltimore was flooded with drugs.
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"It adds guns to the streets of Virginia," she said.
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In the Odessa streets, there are new cars, new noises.
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The streets were lined with rubble after the tornado subsided.
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"The streets are going to always be there," he continued.
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Fisherman's Wharf and surrounding streets are seen empty, March 17.
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The following streets will be blocked off between 22020 a.m.
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Trucks — electricians, plumbers, window installers, taco sellers — clog the streets.
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Streets in the normally bustling Temple Bar neighborhood are quiet.
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Boardwalks take the place of sidewalks on the village streets.
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Newspapers described fish swimming in the streets of one town.
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They've been on the streets for at least a decade.
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Roads became heavily congested after people spilled onto the streets.
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However, the streets surrounding the cathedral will take more time.
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I've been throwing up, throwing up, sleeping in the streets.
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Now those streets are empty as we huddle at home.
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Their waters emptied into the streets of the city instead.
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Streets and sidewalks are almost unrecognizable due to the overgrowth.
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I returned home on empty streets past shuttered store fronts.
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Last night we walked your streets in search of you.
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Thousands of fans spilled onto the city's streets to celebrate.
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Meade returned to cocaine and to living on the streets.
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Where is it told — in the streets or in museums?
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National Streets Service is funded by a car company: Ford.
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As the streets of Italy emptied, but so did shops.
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The streets you drive on are part of the system.
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Hundreds of cars lined the streets leading to gas stations.
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Four residents scouted the flooded streets on a white rowboat.
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Sterling Seiler found himself on Middletown's streets in early December.
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"Those eyes" was taken in the streets of Yerevan, Armenia.
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"They are happening in grocery stores, churches, synagogues and streets."
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F.Y.I. Q. Many streets in Manhattan are named after men.
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Why haven't Mexicans taken to the streets in outraged protest?
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But the streets of the city center are crumbling ruins.
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"This is about further militarizing our streets," Ms. Shah said.
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They want to wear what they wear in the streets.
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The two fled, but were apprehended a few streets away.
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The streets of Chunian were deserted recently, even during daytime.
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Several nearby streets were closed as police vehicles gathered outside.
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I am scared for the pride marchers in those streets.
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Since the Lebanese people took to the streets on Oct.
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Protesters have been hitting the streets of Sacramento ever since.
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Many cartel members are out on the streets fighting. pic.twitter.
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Muddy surge filled streets from Key Largo to Key West.
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Meanwhile, the streets around the Capitol were a dead zone.
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The government's violent response has brought thousands onto the streets.
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At my mother's house, we ride bikes down paved streets.
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Officers arrived in force and barricaded the streets outside. Twice.
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More recently, they have taken to the streets, demanding change.
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And so, people have taken to the streets to protest.
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People were stranded, dead bodies were left in the streets.
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Streets that accommodate more people are also better for business.
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A crackdown sent heavily armed security forces into the streets.
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We are and will continue to be on the streets!
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Plainclothes Basij militia members were also out on the streets.
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He previously won on the streets of Long Beach, Calif.
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Driving on the city's notoriously clogged streets is a nightmare.
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Cars clogged the streets as people came up to see.
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That's what caused the people to take to the streets.
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India's tryst with wild animals roaming freely on streets continues.
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As a borough, Brooklyn's streets are in the best condition.
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You don't see streets where there are just girls walking.
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Romanians also have a history of taking to the streets.
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Our coffee is weaker, they have streets paved in flowers.
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The kingdom was battling al Qaeda on its own streets.
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Meals commenced at huge tables set up in the streets.
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You'll see women on the streets, but never their faces.
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Protests were raging in American streets and on university campuses.
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Tensions on the streets have mounted, along with political recriminations.
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Above, a group of police officers patrolling the streets there.
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The Lebanese government's ineptitude has driven people to the streets.
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Aerial photographs show rows of charred cars and scorched streets.
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Summer Streets returns to Manhattan for three days in August.
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In Codogno, Italy, southeast of Milan, the streets are empty.
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Down on the ground, racing through the streets of Arizona!
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Milan's normally bustling streets, stores and restaurants are eerily empty.
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Buildings got taller, streets got louder and tourists became commonplace.
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No cars — sure; after all, the streets are closed off.
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Familiar streets seemed deserted, like in a "Twilight Zone" episode.
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"I got caught up in the streets," Mr. Kelly said.
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The streets, which are normally clogged with traffic, were empty.
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In Quito, taxis parked across some streets to block traffic.
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Today the streets of Ubud hum with throngs of tourists.
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Snow falls, streets and schools close, air travel is suspended.
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Dead bodies lay on the streets, and people wandered around.
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In Istanbul, hundreds of "no" supporters demonstrated in the streets.
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Jews are being attacked on the streets of New York.
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Some residents took to the streets to support the government.
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One prohibited "camping" in streets, parks and other public property.
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The demand in the streets Saturday was for precisely that.
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Children as young as 8 have poured into the streets.
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The streets were lined with billboards depicting Trump and Modi.
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Still, water filled streets in East Boston and nearby towns.
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Because democratic nations don't tolerate chemical weapons on their streets.
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Since Soleimani's death, Iranians have been in the streets protesting.
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Other buildings are curved, like seashells, to fit winding streets.
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It is a frightening prospect; French streets could become battlegrounds.
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That you've sparked unrest and turned our streets to darkness.
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The streets became narrower, the houses smaller and closer together.
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The reaction on the streets of central Tokyo was supportive.
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Doyers, one of Chinatown's oldest streets, has a new resident.
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It is bounded by Hudson, Varick, Vandam and Spring streets.
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So you can design streets where the space is shared.
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It said streets might be shut down and traffic rerouted.
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Nonna's world shrank to a few walls and fewer streets.
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Zimbabwean forces opened fire on unarmed protesters in Harare's streets.
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"I'm scared to ride in the streets," Ms. Coppedge said.
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The next day, Iranians took to the streets in protest.
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" He added that Iranians are now "rioting in their streets.
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Buttigieg and Davis marching down streets with other black leaders.
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The Cinco de Mayo festival is celebrated in its streets.
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Streets were largely empty at the start of the weekend.
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Mr. Leimdorfer recalled tanks rolling through the streets of Budapest.
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The decision does not immediately remove Uber from the streets.
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When he won, the streets of Harlem overflowed in celebration.
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Instead they are struggling to keep people off the streets.
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Chinese troops are rarely seen on the streets of Macau.
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So, he crashed with friends or slept on the streets.
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Photos show flooded streets, littered with downed trees and branches.
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But then, the electric scooter quietly slipped onto our streets.
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" Criminals "sped up and down the streets ... kidnapping election workers.
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Protesters in Tokyo took to the streets after that admission.
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He can't go out onto the streets, but we can.
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Plastic waste litters the streets of the South Asian nation.
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Rogue fake AirPods could soon take over your streets. pic.twitter.
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Trees and their limbs were strewn across streets and sidewalks.
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Women took to the streets, including in deeply patriarchal societies.
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Feeling safe on the streets should not be a privilege.
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Walk the "very small streets," is how he put it.
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Many have nowhere to go, often living on the streets.
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Streets were empty of people, despite the cars and houses.
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I admire those who take to the streets for demonstrations.
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And sometimes the banners don't even appear in the streets.
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The streets are littered with noodles and broken glass bottles.
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In the meantime, there is no escape from gridlocked streets.
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Lithuanian is heard on its streets and in its schools.
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Shortly after Iranian protesters took to the streets on Dec.
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Many Muscovites on the streets appeared to be less scornful.
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But in Tehran, anti-American protesters took to the streets ...
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Critics say it will put criminals back on the streets.
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People were killed every night and dumped on the streets.
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Cars honked horns and families poured out into the streets.
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I wandered back to my hotel through the quiet streets.
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There are streets all over Israel named after Yonatan Netanyahu.
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The streets is not as complicated as people make it.
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We were quite active on the streets and very visible.
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Street Food takes the same tactic to, well, the streets.
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Bears in the streets is what you're going to find.
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We took all the side streets and arrived in Bayrampasa.
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In San Francisco, it's often they're out on the streets.
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" The crowd marched toward Pioneer Courthouse Square chanting "Whose streets?
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I'm speaking for the streets, for the people down here.
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Small businesses that cater to the workers line the streets.
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Frank Dimatteo: Carmine came up through the streets real young.
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At the same time the streets are also heating up.
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Police detectives hit the streets, interview people, and gather evidence.
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Kathi rolls are fast food, made fresh on the streets.
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"We are as committed to making sure we are back in these streets, back in the streets picketing, protesting, doing whatever we need to do," Derrick Boazman, a community activist, told Fox 5 Atlanta.
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Later, like Sandra Bullock and her Bird Box costars did in the film, Paul and Yanko both navigate the streets blindfolded in their video — though this time, those streets are actually populated with cars.
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The residents, once so familiar with the frenetic, overwhelming pace of the streets around them, now quietly watched life on those streets unfolding from a distance, peeking out from behind the house's tall windows.
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New York's experiment with what has been called a green wave is part of a global movement to make urban streets more welcoming to bikes, even as the country's streets have become more dangerous.
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The city will be designed with three different types of streets: streets for faster vehicles only, those for a mix of lower speed vehicles and pedestrians, and a park-like promenade for pedestrians only.
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The unpopular side effects include skyrocketing housing prices, fleets of giant commuter buses clogging city streets, and, most recently, an electric-scooter invasion that caused city officials to temporarily yank them off the streets.
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"I&aposve never seen any other city like this — the homelessness, dirty streets, drug use on the streets, smash-and-grabs," Joe D&aposAlessandro, president of S.F. Travel told the San Francisco Chronicle in April.
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Tens of thousands of mostly young protestors took to the streets again on Wednesday, temporarily shutting down Hong Kong's Legislative Council and surrounding streets, and forcing a delay in the proposed reading of the bill.
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Now is our opportunity to reclaim the streets for living — to take major leaps in the direction of building a true City of Tomorrow and reimagine how our streets and cities function much more efficiently.
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The layout of the residential streets is indeed reminiscent of suburban design — the streets and sidewalks were narrower than what you would find in a city setting, and trees were symmetrically lined along the roads.
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The layers of history accrued on the streets people walked to get to work or waltzed down to get to bars, the streets where murder victims bled and the drunk pissed and the homeless slept.
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So stop blaming smartphones or "distracted walking" for the real problem: Cheap gas is putting more drivers on the streets than ever, and cities aren't doing enough to keep the people on those streets safe.
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It would seem that instead of encouraging pedestrians to change their clothes to help them be seen on dark city streets, the city should be making the changes that might make those streets less dark.
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Protesters set garbage containers and cardboard on fire in the middle of central Barcelona streets, including next to high-end commercial streets home to many of the city's designer stores, according to a Reuters witness.
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Is there any wonder that our streets are dirtier, our subways are falling apart, our infrastructure is crumbling, the number of homeless on the streets is climbing and our children are not being well educated?
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Let's set the scene for you: ON THE STREETS OF DOWNTOWN D.C.: Yikes, things are escalating -- window smashing: Some anti-Trump protesters have started to smash windows on the streets, including a limo: http://bit.
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Hip-hop in Atlanta may be an alternative to the streets, but, over the years, it has also been enabled by the streets, which have functioned as an informal, risk-tolerant source of venture capital.
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Meanwhile, the Santa Barbara setting, with its lush landscape, natural light and long shots of Jamie riding his skateboard down wide, sloping streets — streets Mr. Mills skated on — helps evoke an only-in-California nostalgia.
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"There is a presence of soldiers on the streets and they are trying to remove the barricades but the people are blocking the streets again as soon as they leave," he told Reuters by phone.
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We've been putting Band-Aids on it for so long, with a free meal here and there, but there's not really a foundation to get them off the streets and keep them off the streets.
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