Let's take a stroll around your home and find out.
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You can just take a stroll through the parking lot.
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Take a stroll down memory lane with these 64 one-hit wonders.
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Well, let's all take a stroll down Hollywood memory lane, shall we?
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I take a stroll around Union Square and then return to my neighborhood.
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Let's take a stroll down the aisle with some other celebrity wedding crashers.
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Take a stroll and check out the view from Pacific Heights in SF?
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After the bar, the pair take a stroll in the park, where — oh hey!
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Go ahead and take a stroll on this cliff-clinging glass skywalk, which opened yesterday.
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Let's take a stroll into our political Swamp of Sadness where both parties are currently mired.
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If that makes the city a safer place to take a stroll, so much the better.
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We take a stroll during lunch and she buys an empanada (and I eat her leftovers).
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If you're still on the fence, find one near you and take a stroll for yourself.
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I take a stroll around the venue myself, to see what other teams have been up to.
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Take a stroll under their pink crowns — the springtime Hanami festivals in Maruyama Park are especially breathtaking.
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Take a stroll through Kreuzberg on Google's Street View, and you'll find plenty of buildings blurred out.
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Come take a stroll down foam roller lane and scoop up the one that's right for you!
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And since she's about to cross over into household name, let's take a stroll through her past roles.
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It's not like people can take a stroll and hope they don't run into the winged harbingers of death.
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Even if you're not a runner, it'll tell you to leave your office chair and take a stroll outside.
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Perhaps take a stroll past your childhood home or call a relative you haven't connected with in a while.
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At the time, Children's Mercy had no protocol in place for Zei to take a stroll around the hospital.
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With that in mind, let's take a stroll down the pothole-ridden memory lane that is our modern era.
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Everything seems nice for a moment as the Mandalorian and little Baby Yoda take a stroll through a forest.
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You can also take a stroll through the back garden, which contains the favorite flower of every former first lady.
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Best of real estate: Now, if you're just looking to admire some beautiful homes, take a stroll through St. Helena.
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If you go outside and take a stroll down the street, it's probable that you'll find someone wearing an Apple Watch.
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Take a stroll through Iowa, and find out the significance and controversy associated with its first-in-the-nation presidential contest.
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Let's take a stroll down memory lane and try to remember what we were doing at the tender age of 14.
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On your flight, try to get up and stretch and take a stroll down the aisle at least every two hours.
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With everybody Keeping Up with the Kardashians nonstop, Kim Kardashian West can't even take a stroll on the beach without getting photographed.
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Take a stroll through Worthington's downtown and you'll quickly spot homemade job postings from local farms and ranches plastered on storefront windows.
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But he was not a father which would take a stroll and go to Central Park or go play baseball with them.
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After, take a stroll through the magical Cobble Hill Park where carriage houses dating back to the late 1800s line the street.
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Take a stroll through any given bookstore romance section and you're just as likely to see handcuffs as you are Fabio-esque images.
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Pretty Little Liars' fans, let's take a stroll down memory lane, and remember the very complicated past the Liars and Noel have together.
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After a beautiful, sunny day at the end of July last year, Luuk and three of his friends take a stroll through Berlin.
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Take a stroll through market on a Wednesday night, when it's crowded with families, and it's clear that the main attraction is eating.
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Riverside Park is home to a crew of goats this summer, so take a stroll before or after the show to greet them.
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I also wasn't streaming shows after dinner, so I had time to take a stroll and enjoy how late it was staying light outside.
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Other ones we love (like Sterling K. Brown and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe) take a stroll in the public eye for a moment.
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The scene takes place in a statue gallery — in the play, it's a garden — in which Polixenes and the pregnant Hermione take a stroll.
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She was recently persuaded to take a stroll along the waterfront walkway, which is open to the public though largely hidden from the street.
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If you want a break from the city, take a stroll or rent a bike for a brief reprieve in the city's ecological reserve.
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On Sunday, a swan in Limerick, Ireland, decided it would completely disregard traffic safety rules and take a stroll in the middle of the road.
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Take a stroll on the downtown promenade -- a stretch known as Cotton Row -- and you'll see examples of how Cleveland blends Southern charm and modernity.
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Take a stroll down the viral internet stars memory lane to remember the kids with impressive pipes who have caught our attention over the years. 1.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - To wander the immaculately manicured grounds of Augusta National Golf Club during the U.S. Masters is to take a stroll back in time.
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This morning, NASA astronauts Peggy Whitson and Shane Kimbrough will take a stroll outside of the International Space Station to help upgrade the orbiting lab's power systems.
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My coworker returns from her break and tells me it's beautiful outside, so I step out for my lunch break and take a stroll in Central Park.
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Go for a guided tour to learn more about Lagerlof and her legacy, and take a stroll in the gardens before popping into the souvenir shop. marbacka.com
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It's so beautiful and sunny out today, so I bundle up to take a stroll down the street to pick out paint chips at the hardware store.
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When you're done experiencing the Cave of the Winds, you can take a stroll along the path inside the park to get a view of Horseshoe Falls.
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You&aposll look stylish when you sit down for your drink at the cafe, but you&aposll also be able to take a stroll in them afterwards.
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But, there are actually hundreds of other oils out there; for proof, just take a stroll through the aisles of Whole Foods or your local health-food store.
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But you can take a stroll down memory lane right here if you'd like to treasure her 125 pounds of sagging skin folds and love all over again.
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Take a stroll through the Twitter feed of Dorsey himself, and you'll notice he's mostly been using his account to post un-captioned images from his trip to India.
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If sipping wine or lying on the beach isn't relaxing enough, residents can take a stroll through the Madoo Conservancy, a botanical garden in the heart of the village.
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In fact, take a stroll through NASA's entire fleet of Earth observation missions, because these pioneering projects may soon find themselves on the chopping block under a Trump administration.
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Take a stroll by the Brooklyn Bridge and you'll notice, between Pier 1 and Pier 303, a lone tomato plant with a lone tomato sprouting from a wooden piling.
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For instance, just take a stroll down the ice cream aisle of your grocery store and notice how many more types of ice cream you'll find than flavors of gelato.
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After resting up, I was excited to take a stroll in the palace's Sunken Garden, the iconic spot where Markle and Harry took their official engagement photos in November 2017.
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In short, it all felt as if a few thousand YouTube comments had suddenly come to life and decided to take a stroll around Athens on a sunny Sunday afternoon.
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Each White House hopeful gets 20 minutes on the soapbox to speak and take questions, and all take a stroll through the fairgrounds to prove their person-of-the-people bonafides.
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For those who have not been to an Aldi or Lidl, take a stroll down their aisles and compare the look of their distinctive private labels with the supermarket own-brands.
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But I found that walking is the best way to get around Chengdu — the city isn't as hectic as Beijing or Shanghai, and it's a pleasant place to take a stroll.
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If you'd rather enjoy the shore from a distance, you can take a stroll on the boardwalk, which was completely rebuilt after Hurricane Sandy and opened in its entirety this summer.
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Take a walk on the boardwalk If you're not too terrified after watching Us, summer is a perfect time to take a stroll on the boardwalk and maybe share some cotton candy.
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Over at the Lodges', a very chummy family dinner is taking place between the Lodges and Andrew's men, as Fred (Luke Perry), Hermione (Marisol Nichols), and Hiram take a stroll down memory lane.
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Don't take them to the movies on a first date because they'll want conversation or movement, so try a game like laser tag, or take a stroll through an art gallery or museum.
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I've got 20 minutes to spare and an eight-year-old brother who spends most of his waking hours on YouTube watching Minecraft tutorials, so I decided to take a stroll through Interland.
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Maybe split up your binge-watching into sections and take a stroll around the house between episodes to chew over the latest plot developments, just to get your body stretched and your circulation flowing.
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And honestly, maybe it is, but there is also a very real chance that the 36-year-old just likes houndstooth, which when we take a stroll through memory lane, is clear she does.
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Grab a box, along with some of their signature macaroons and fudge, take a stroll, and hum the SATC theme song while contemplating what it's really all about as you stare into the distance.
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Take a stroll down the memory lane of Kourtney's beauty evolution over the years, and you'll notice that, although she prefers heavier coverage, her makeup does the most at mimicking a no-makeup makeup rule.
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On nice days, Junker likes to take a stroll out to the meadow where his father is planted and spend some time reminiscing about how they used to ski and hike in the rolling green hills.
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But if you were to take a stroll anywhere between DC, Prince George's County, Maryland, and even Baltimore, the artist you're most likely to hear out of the area is that of rapper Q Da Fool.
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"Take a stroll through any pet store and the proliferation of brands and flavors of pet food is amazing," writes Kim Forrest, vice president and senior portfolio manager at Fort Pitt Capital Group, in an email.
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Partially because of the cooler weather, partially because of a better public-transit system, partially because of better urban planning — while Dubai is getting better, London remains a far better place to take a stroll in.
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After you hit the slopes, you can take a stroll through the quaint, Old West-style Main Street or catch a show at the famous Egyptian Theater, the site of the Sundance Film Festival in January.
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Foxconn has a reputation for bad labor conditions, and visiting Westerners are generally closely chaperoned, but during a trip to the bathroom Merchant manages to ditch his minders and take a stroll through the vast, dystopian facility.
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In preparation for the show's return on January 19, and with hopes that shocking murders will once again challenge us to live tweet faster than we've ever done before on Thursdays, let's take a stroll down memory lane.
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Sleeping on the highway Take a stroll through the South Point neighborhood and you'll see residents, drenched in sweat, hauling their belongings out to debris piles in their front yards, many of them 6 feet high or taller.
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You can take a stroll through tiny replicas of small towns, provinces and even a functional airport, one of the exhibit's latest additions that cost six years to make and $3.5 million Euro (US$3.78 million) to create.
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If a picture really is worth that much, then this is a novella about Fashion with a capital F. Take a stroll down memory lane with PR0FILES below, and feel free to soundtrack it with their debut album.
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If you bothered to take a stroll through midtown Manhattan at the end of April, you very likely saw the lines of young professionals in their gray suits and dull heels outside of Starbucks buzzing for their Unicorn Frappucinos.
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In fact, you can get through the booths in a couple hours, then take a stroll to the Paramount Pictures Studios backlot to see the special projects and walk away feeling as though you may actually have had a positive experience.
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In between preparing rooms for the high-stakes talks, North Korean and American officials made small talk about the crimson flowers by the pool, where Trump and Kim would take a stroll the next day following their first working meeting.
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That's what they're counting on with "Office Ladies," a podcast launched Wednesday in which Fischer and Kinsey take a stroll down memory lane with the goal of reliving every single episode from the show's nine seasons in a way only they could.
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"Seeing you all here an unkind thought comes to my mind, that you took advantage (of me) to get out of the convent a bit to take a stroll," he said, drawing roars of laughter from the nuns, many of whom were elderly.
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So, let's take a stroll down Master of None memory lane, reliving the highs and lows of Dev's experiences as a 30-year-old actor who struggles just as much with choosing what to eat for lunch as he does deciding his life's direction.
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Every year, tens of millions of people visit the city, and virtually all of them will, at some point, take a stroll along Las Ramblas, promenading amid the kiosks, the flower sellers and the sidewalk cafes, enjoying the scent of coffee, lilies and roses.
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Let's take a stroll back through time and check out Facebook's past flip-flops on news that hurt everyone else: -In 222 before Facebook even got into news, it launched a developer platform with tons of free virality, leading to the build-up of companies like Zynga.
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Cersei and Qyburn take a stroll through the Red Keep's basement collection of skulls, where he unveils his dragon-slaying plan: a sinister-looking mechanical crossbow loaded with an enormous spear, which he claims "the finest artisan blacksmiths in King's Landing" have been working on for months.
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Having been worn down by one violation after the other, it was a beautiful sort of freedom to take a stroll in my body without having to be hyperaware of all the strangers who just couldn't wait to shout things at me, to make me feel powerless and small.
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A new viral video shows 25-year-old Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen leaving the famous Marshall Chess Club in New York City, and deciding to take a stroll over to Washington Square Park, where he walks straight up to the best players and destroys them in about 10 moves.
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There is little question about who in real life is meant to best personify the masculine chauvinism characterizing the official line today: Take a stroll down a city street or switch on the television at news hour — and you are greeted by the face of President Xi Jinping with a perennial look of self-assurance and determination.
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Come, take a stroll with me through my recurrent nightmare: It's the sweltering summer of 2029, and the man in charge is Tucker Carlson — that is, President Tucker Carlson, the one-time Fox News talker turned righteous, white nationalist economic populist, now in his triumphant second term, after having defeated the incumbent Joseph "Recession Joe" Biden back in 2024.
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To tour it with her is to take a stroll not just down Feinstein's memory lane, but the modern history she helped shape and celebrate: photographs of San Francisco visits of Pope John Paul II and Queen Elizabeth II that she had a leading role in planning, plus memorabilia from the 49ers football team, in their heyday when she was mayor.
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Holidays aside, the air is crisp and invigorating; even in a big city there is a certain sense of quietness that descends; silent walks in the uncrowded parks give one a sense of peace; branches interlace in a choreography that is hidden by foliage in spring and summer; how wonderful to leave a theater or just take a stroll on a long, starry night.
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Nothing much may appear to be happening on a bungalow block at any given moment, but if you stand there long enough and pay close attention — and perhaps take a stroll down to the corner where the block intersects a once-bustling shopping artery abandoned by all but the poorest and most vulnerable — you can detect the tectonic grinding of vast economic and social forces at work beneath the surface of the neighborhood.
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And the two share a metaphorical daydream in which they take a stroll through a mall, buy jewelry with an upside down American Express card, hit the beach, paint art on a museum wall and go for a five-star dinner, only to reject it all by stomping on the red shoes mentioned in the song, which here evoke cinema's other fantastical red shoes — from Dorothy's to the maniacal ones of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger.
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