The East 34th Street Heliport is at the East River and the East 34th Street ferry stop is between East 35th and 36th Streets.
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"The East is the East," said Shaw, who grew up in Vermont.
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The East Wing GSA will replace an air-handling unit in the East Wing.
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Ski the East is an apparel manufacturer promoting the hardcore skiing on the East Coast.
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The item covers the East Cape and the neighboring Corridor, not just the East Cape.
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From the East 40s to the East 50s, the avenue is mostly an office district.
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"The East Village has changed a lot, but the artists of the East Village haven't changed," Ms. Friedman said.
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Benghazi and the east is controlled by Haftar's LNA allied to a parallel government in the east challenging the Tripoli administration.
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" He said, "She creates a fantastical version of the East that doesn't exist in the East, a sort of dreamed image.
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The East Hampton Star, the 131-year-old weekly newspaper, is starting a glossy magazine, East, that will cover the East End lifestyle with the "credibility and authenticity only The East Hampton Star can provide," according to its media kit.
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Ungulates pose more of a threat to the east and centre of Africa, and carnivores to the east and south of that continent.
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The East Colonnade was first built as an open structure in 1902, and enclosed in 1942 with the expansion of the East Wing.
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But in 2013, the monsoon shifted to the east, toward Japan and Korea, missing the East China Plains and allowing pollution to build up.
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The army is trying to advance from the south and the east while Kurdish peshmerga fighters are holding fronts in the east and north.
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Hermine's march up the East Coast shifted toward the east Sunday, lessening the storm's impact on coastal New Jersey, Delaware and New York City.
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Inspector Yapu said the body was found at the East Lorengau primary school on Monday morning, close to the East Lorengau Refugee Transit Center.
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"We had a moat that separated the East Side neighborhood from downtown," said Lovely A. Warren, Rochester's mayor, referring to the East Inner Loop.
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The East Hampton Police Department said on Saturday that the airplane, a Piper PA31 Navajo, had been expected to land at the East Hampton Airport.
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Please read David E. Rattray in The East Hampton Star, on the history of enslaved men and women on the East End of Long Island.
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The award of the East Anglia rail franchise to run services between London and the east of England, including Norwich, has also been delayed, industry sources said.
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Having gone through the "Beast from the East", and then the "mini-Beast from the East", Brits are even more fed up with the weather than usual.
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Saudi Arabia additionally has the Petroline, also known as the East-West Pipeline, which mainly transports crude from fields clustered in the east to Yanbu for export.
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By tomorrow, the east and west sides of the US will look very different, with above average temperatures in the east and below average temperatures to the west.
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But Saudi Arabia additionally has the Petroline, also known as the East-West Pipeline, which mainly transports crude from fields clustered in the east to Yanbu for export.
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Shadowing the path of the east-west M62 Highway, the new forest will create a broad green rib across England from Liverpool to the east coast city of Hull.
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Another good location in Williamsburg is the East River State Park — not to be confused with the East River Park in Manhattan, which is just above Grand Ferry Park.
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" Talbot points to the East India Company as an example, noting that its charter from the government "granted it monopoly trading rights, covering the whole of the East Indies.
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The East India Club dates to the mid-19th century and was founded by servants of the East India Company and commissioned officers of Her Majesty's Army and Navy.
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Empress of the East , by Leslie Peirce (Basic) .
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Trump began the East Room news conference by renewing US security guarantees to Japan concerning islands in the East China Sea, with which it has a territorial dispute with Beijing.
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Given the losses all three parties had suffered in the East, "a Jamaica coalition would be seen as a West German coalition in the east," Green MP Canan Bayram said.
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To visit the original, take a ferry from the East 90th Street or the East 35th Street docks ($19), a bus from the Guggenheim Museum ($8) or the M35 bus.
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Art is transcending languages and barriers, and I want to be a part of that movement — whether it's from the East to the West or the West to the East.
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Eight in 10 judges and prosecutors in the East grew up in the West, and none of Germany's flagship listed companies have their headquarters in the East, Mr. Krüger said.
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Today the company is owned by different people and known as EDY's in the East and DREYER's in the West, apparently because of the East Coast origins of Breyer's ice cream.
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Africa already has an alphabet soup of competing and overlapping trade zones - ECOWAS in the west, EAC in the east, SADC in the south and COMESA in the east and south.
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The problems of balance and rivalries that exist in the East are also there in the West, but there's a unique issue in the West that doesn't plague the East: travel.
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I feel like the East Coast is adopting that slowly; I grew up on the East Coast, so I know there's a little bit more of a rigid feel to it.
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If you made a career in the East Village, most likely no one else would give you the time of day, but the East Village would honor their style and talent.
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The name means "rope in the open sea" because Okinawa is plopped in the middle of the oceans, with the Pacific to the east and the East China Sea to the west.
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The East African nation and neighbouring Uganda have both made oil finds that have yet to start commercial production, part of a string of energy discoveries along the east coast of Africa.
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Rival factions based in Tripoli and the east have vied for power over the past four years, with some groups in the east making unsuccessful attempts to sell oil independently of Tripoli.
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After setting up shop on the east coast, the team looked into a skate park in the East Cambridge area that never came to fruition after more than 10 years of efforts.
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The East Coast Economic Region Development Council (ECERDC) announced a total of 9.9 billion ringgit new investments on Monday in the east coast region, of which the oil refinery agreement is the largest.
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DIVERGENT INTERESTS Africa already has an alphabet soup of competing and overlapping trade zones - ECOWAS in the west, EAC in the east, SADC in the south and COMESA in the east and south.
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That stratification is keenly felt in Queensbridge, a gritty complex just across the East River from the East Side of Manhattan and some of the wealthiest neighborhoods and real estate in the country.
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The government banned small-scale mining across the east and much of northern Burkina Faso, and government troops mounted a six-week offensive, dubbed Operation Firestorm, to restore state authority in the east.
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Haftar is allied to a parallel government in the east.
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The local news began calling him the East Side Rapist.
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On Sunday, the downpours will continue on the East Coast.
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It's also a shitty dive bar in the East Village.
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Then, in 234, the Saint opened in the East Village.
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Trough too far away in the east to grab it.
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That means bad air quality in the East China Plains.
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On the East Coast, gasoline stockpiles rose to record levels.
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QUOGUE "Seasons of the East End," works by Mary Daunt.
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What's the general forecast up and down the East Coast?
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The East Coast has been so cold for so long.
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I felt a little out of place in the east.
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The East India Company shrivelled after it lost its monopoly.
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Tragically, Alejandro never made it to the East Coast alive.
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Polls started opening in the East Coast around 6 a.m.
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The two lived in the east Frisco neighborhood Lawler Park.
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Sunflowers start the day facing the sun in the east.
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Everything to the east of the mountains had been flattened.
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To the east: a malign Russia and increasingly aggressive China.
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He took control of key oil facilities in the east.
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They're not No. 1 in the East for no reason.
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Much of Libya's oil production is concentrated in the east.
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The country is unusually welcoming to investors from the east.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies off the East Coast on Jan.
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We're covering the latest updates on the East Coast blizzard.
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Think this polar vortex hitting the east coast is bad?
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The East Coast will begin cooling down Monday, Cabrera said.
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Appears the center will slide just to the east pic.twitter.
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Hiroshi Nittono contributed to the East Asian Journal's special issue.
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Are Paul and Butler enough to emerge from the East?
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Believe in fighting homelessness but live on the East Coast?
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Six of the best cities are on the East Coast.
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The East End needs its ham sandwiches and proper brews.
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But no, there's no danger, it's the East Atlanta Santa.
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Or it was the East Club, or maybe something else.
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Forecasters see Saturday as the worst day in the East.
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It turned to the east too suddenly and too hard.
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The crew prepares the East Room of the White House.
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Why is football on so late on the East Coast?
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Daenerys Targaryen and her dragons are roaring from the East.
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This week, another nor'easter is brewing off the East Coast.
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His appointment has drawn an angry reaction in the east.
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Projects like the East River Skyway are an innovative solution.
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The cherry red Nantucket Lightship bobbed in the East River.
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The Times is a paper for the East Coast rich.
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The East Village was never quite the same after that.
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But below, to the east, is a long brick building.
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She far prefers her new neighborhood to the East Village.
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Another pipeline linking central Australia with the east is delayed.
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This was followed by the East and Southeastern Asian area.
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The East Coaster ultimately moved West, settling in Portland, Ore.
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Eastern announcement from the East Room of the White House.
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On the East Coast Jimmy Pitaro became president of ESPN.
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They're right: They are the best team in the East.
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Turkey is geographically quite literally the gateway to the East.
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Iraq is to the west, and Afghanistan to the east.
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Mr. Threadgill is a longtime resident of the East Village.
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And that's about it as far as the East goes.
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They'll live on in the East Bay, no matter what.
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Across the Meadowbrook State Parkway to the east is Merrick.
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The capital city of Berlin is deep in the east.
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If Trump watches fireworks along the East River in Manhattan?
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But the East Bay is no stranger to starring onscreen.
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Also on the East Village night spot's schedule: Musto Duets!
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It is in the East Village, not the West Village.
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Witness the towers of glass gleaming along the East River.
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I relocated for work from the East Coast to California.
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Awlaki: We do not need the East or the West.
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The East Village is a less interesting place without Surma.
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He rides a Citi Bike along the East River Bikeway.
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Bryan Chong has seen too many days in the east.
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A giant pink flamingo floaty cruised the East River yesterday.
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Phillip Taormina, a spokesman for the East Rutherford Police Department.
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There are not yet any schools in the East Cut.
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Why did you choose to open in the East Village?
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In the East Village, people actually talk to one another.
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Aruna Jayasekara, the commander of security forces in the east.
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He sells guitars and fixes them in the East Village.
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That vote, The East Bay Times of Walnut Creek, Calif.
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The East Wing insisted the jacket had no underlying message.
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Many New Yorkers have taken to fishing the East River.
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Stream him this afternoon, 12 until 4 in the East.
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Gun Runner has been stomping everyone in the East. 1.
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Winds are from the east around 5 to 10 mph.
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The sun has risen in the east for 5,000 years.
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Why is the fried chicken sandwich crossing the East River?
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It's that the rest of the East is just awful.
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Westerners still control many levers of power in the East.
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"The West took over the East" is another familiar refrain.
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The dam will break first in the east, he adds.
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All over the East Coast, flea markets are withering away.
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The fun, they decided, was somewhere on the East Side.
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New Hampshire is working the East Coast side of things.
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He sat alone in the east side of the ballpark.
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On much of the east coast, the Conservative Party struggled.
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Four months later, he, too moved to the East Coast.
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They're not No. 73 in the East for no reason.
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To the east, two enormous blasts preceded two enormous plumes.
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The Anarchy: The Relentless Rise of the East India Company.
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That Russian naval intelligence ship hanging off the East Coast?
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In the East, especially, only Miami realistically closed the gap.
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He came to be known as the East Area Rapist.
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What do you know about the East African country Somalia?
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I'd suggest starting on the east side of the museum.
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To the east, the nearest neighbor is across Georgica Pond.
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One exception in the East might be the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Business Insider contacted four Costco stores along the East Coast.
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The East Coast has some delightful places to chow down.
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Haftar is backing a rival administration based in the east.
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In the East Rutherford incident, the police recouped about $6,000.
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Clayton County is adjacent to South Fulton to the east.
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Green Chef expanded to the East Coast in late 2015.
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In the East, the Washington Wizards are on a tear.
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On the face of it, the East has come far.
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Some women on the East Coast had the same idea.
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In the East Colonnade this season, the theme is white.
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Forecasters say it could turn towards the East Coast next.
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Brighton is a much wealthier spot than the east coast.
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She is, more obviously, influential in the East Wing, too.
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Trump gave no speech declaring vindication in the East Room.
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It's very simple: to stop Russian expansion in the East.
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Such, it seems, is the West's vision of the East.
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Outside is some of the East Coast's most difficult skiing.
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On the East, you had Pervert, PNB, and 555 Soul.
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Still, transit systems on the East Coast are losing ridership.
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It's playing at the Wild Project in the East Village.
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Lots get bigger toward the east, but not by much.
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I don't even care if you're on the East Coast.
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Since you're on the water, board the East River Ferry.
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Then I went to Alphabet City, in the East Village.
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Everybody thinks it's on the East Coast or somewhere else.
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October or November we'll be on the East Coast touring.
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He said there is the potential for a brief cold spell moving into the East this weekend bringing temperatures closer to normal, but otherwise the outlook for the East and Midwest is warmer weather.
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The East China Plains — where the capital Beijing sits, as well as a bunch of other industrial centers — are a bit like LA: it has mountains to the west and sea to the east.
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He was a strong swimmer, and he spent days carrying two Muslims from the East to the West and then two Hindus from the West to the East on his shoulders — back and forth.
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It appeared to be traveling from the East 34th Street Heliport, near the East River, to its home airport in Linden, New Jersey, he said, and it was in the air for about 11 minutes.
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SEOUL, May 4 (Reuters) - North Korea fired a short-range missile from the east coast city of Wonsan towards the east on Saturday morning, Yonhap News Agency reported, citing South Korea's joint chiefs of staff.
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Past attempts at economic integration have created an alphabet soup of competing and overlapping trade zones - ECOWAS in the west, EAC in the east, SADC in the south and COMESA in the east and south.
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Finalists: The Chicago Tribune | The Houston Chronicle __________ BREAKING NEWS REPORTING The East Bay Times Dozens of journalists at The East Bay Times worked on the coverage of the deadly "Ghost Ship" fire in Oakland, Calif.
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In 2010, he jumped out of a Sheriff Department prisoner transportation vehicle and hijacked a Boston Public Works truck in front of the East Boston District Court, according to The East Boston Times-Free Press.
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New protected bike lanes are also planned for several blocks in the East 20s to connect to a new ferry service on the East River, though they would not run all the way across Manhattan.
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Pastoralism in the east African drylands persists despite such Malthusian pressures.
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Only Hackney, a trendy patch in the east, has been spared.
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The East Village site was a prime example of that flaw.
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The bridge connects Manhattan and Brooklyn and spans the East River.
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She lives on the East Coast, so it's about 240 a.m.
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Tebow started as the East Division's designated hitter and batted ninth.
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Later, Katie, the dancer from the East Coast, receives kiss #2.
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Temperatures hovered either side of 40°C on the east coast.
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You heard the two sentences he made in the east room.
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I watched mine in New York City on the East River.
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Charlotte Maine is a tax attorney living on the East Coast.
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"I'm really just getting to know the East Coast," she says.
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"THE East is a career," wrote Disraeli in his novel "Tancred".
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It's such a shock to be there from the East Coast.
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Head outside after sunset this evening and look to the east.
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It does not control most states in the east and south.
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The East Coast leg of the tour wraps up on Dec.
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I hadn't realized there were blackberries anywhere on the East Coast.
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"It is just insane," Young told the East Anglian Daily Times.
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In GDR times, she regularly visited family in the East anyway.
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Three times a week, she plays bridge on the East Side.
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Strategists in Seoul talk of "uncertainty to the East"—meaning America.
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Robin Arryn, Lord of the Vale and Warden of the East.
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Police are continuing to investigate the East Pittsburgh incident, she said.
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The East Coast is also a hotbed of fentanyl's chemical cousins.
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After making the East Coast wait until close to 2 a.m.
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Six countries of the East African Community are considering a ban.
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China and Japan both claim islands in the East China Sea.
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The east-west dichotomy also obscures dissenting voices in central Europe.
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Previous discoveries in the East Mediterranean had all been in sandstone.
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This time the jolt of excitement should come from the East.
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Is that something that's easier to access on the East Coast?
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THE East Coast mainline is Britain's most scenic long-distance railway.
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In the east Mr Kabila has never really been in control.
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I'd take him over every center in the East, except Embiid.
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But did it predict the snow storm sweeping the East Coast?
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For years, Stern has held couples workshops along the East Coast.
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The 3,000-strong NPA operates mainly in the east and south.
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This would help the East Asian giant's international push, he added.
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Eventually he retreated to the east African markets he knows best.
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"We would take walks around the East Village," Mr. Guare said.
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But Seibert cautioned against generalizing the federal state in the east.
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It was all of Suffolk County, not just the East End.
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Friday's violence occurred in Ndop, about 40 kilometers to the east.
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LNA sources say he has other troops left in the east.
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There's a decent chance Matthew could pass Florida to the east.
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They have sought to impose their puritanical views in the east.
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He retrieved the baby from the East River and started CPR.
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Both the East and West Coasts had stagnated, and Southern rap,
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The other was found in 1979 in the east Pacific Ocean.
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Hillary is shipped off to boarding school on the east coast.
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"We still have water still rising in the east," he said.
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The "Beast from the East" is no joke at Dublin airport.
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Such winds can protect the East Coast from a landfalling hurricane.
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Independence Day for the East African country of Tanzania is Dec.
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Museveni, 73, has ruled the east African country for 31 years.
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Some blocked streets to the east of the compound with stones.
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Towards the East-West, the Pavilion is completely opaque and material.
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Then, she asked a bartender the location of the east deck.
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It was the first GSM licensing on the east coast. Okay.
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We need these pipelines to start pumping it to the East.
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On the East Coast, the price increased 5.4 percent to $0003.
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The official said the missile traveled northeast towards the East Sea.
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"It's not getting better in the East China Sea," Ohtaka added.
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That's what awaits the East Coast after the weekend's monster blizzard.
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They were threatening Taybat al Imam to the east of Halfaya.
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Kenya's Serena Hotels has 35 destinations in the east and south.
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Then we set the Banana Boat adrift in the East River.
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Boston is a center of technology development on the East Coast.
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She was from somewhere on the east coast and very WASPy.
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The East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner's Office will conduct an autopsy.
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Across the east of the city, shops and markets have reopened.
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Germans in both the East and West mostly refused to listen
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On my left, the East River opens out, pleated by tugboats.
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The rest of the East End has plenty for hungry Hamptonites.
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The Italian sausage sandwich is only available on the East Coast.
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The East 54th Street location was definitely in the latter category.
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The locker rooms at the East 54th location were also dirty.
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Even then, some members of the East Coast elite knew better.
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Supplies, including heavy weapons, are being pre-positioned in the east.
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I kind of liked being the Wicked Witch from the east.
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On the East Coast, the price increased 5.4 percent to $3.085.
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Even the East German judge might have put up a 10.
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Like the rising of the sun in the east, it begins.
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The one exception is Hackney, a trendy patch in the east.
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Schools on the east side of the tracks were originally black.
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Just four cities on the east coast cracked the top 10.
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KenGen, the East African country's biggest power producer, runs the station.
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To the west was Laramidia, and to the east was Appalachia.
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His forces control the east and recently expanded to southern Libya.
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Average incomes are significantly lower in the East than the West.
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We visited a location on the east side, on 117th Street.
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Mr. Simon fretted about a storm moving up the East Coast.
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Bloomingdale ultimately turned for inspiration to the East Coast social elite.
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WATER MILL "Decisive Moments," works by the East End Photographers Group.
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Thum says the U.S. designation of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement
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The East Coast has a more competitive spirit than the Midwest
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While on the East Coast, try some Baltimore-style crab cakes.
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Mexico state surrounds Mexico City to the east, west and north.
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It then ripped across the East with heavy rainfall and winds.
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He leads a sales team for the East Coast sales division.
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They like the East Room/Cross Hall and the Diplomatic Room.
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The East Wing dismissed the obvious falsehood, chastising those pursuing it.
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She showered at the Russian & Turkish Baths in the East Village.
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Paramedics went to the east Denver location shortly after 1 a.m.
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But no major flight delays were reported on the east coast.
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Museveni, 72, has ruled the east African country for 31 years.
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Nijla is a writer and filmmaker from the East Bay Area.
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And now it's reached the East Coast too, though less dramatically.
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But there's this thing called the East River that's in between.
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Middle- and upper-class porteños travel often to the East Coast.
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And a lot of it came out of the East Side.
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Southern California beef, or even global drama, like the east vs.
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This is when we had our studio on the East Side.
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It's our job in the East to do something about that.
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This year, it was held at the East River Park Amphitheater.
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He would often greet visitors in the East Room around lunchtime.
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But the east sidewalk was closed between 56th and 57th Streets.
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The eye passed to the east of us about eight miles.
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"Their work force is here in the East Bay," Kaval said.
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The East Village is … I don't know what it is anymore.
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Roads on the East Coast are also much quieter than usual.
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"We have serious problems on the east side," Mr. Schember said.
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A romantic full moon was rising over the East China Sea.
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The East Village Series is an invitation to have that conversation.
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In the East it was about the sovereignty of the nation.
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U.S. attack helicopters get to play the invaders from the east.
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It's the east side lake so no one really goes there.
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Eastern time about 230 miles off the east coast of Florida.
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When shipping off the East Coast was temporarily halted after Sept.
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Call her a rare remnant of the East German sports machine.
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Green was about 30 minutes late — traffic from the East Bay.
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Eat: Van Da, in the East Village, explores regional Vietnamese cooking.
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Across the water to the east rose Jordan's pink Abarim mountains.
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The sun rose in the west and set in the east.
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Mr. Cleveland, 30, lives in the East Village with two roommates.
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Domino Park, on the East River, is always on our agenda.
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"The East Village is no longer cool," my mom wryly observed.
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To the east, the parched land vibrates in the golden light.
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The continental shelf off the East Coast is a perfect example.
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When he went back to the East Coast, he felt refreshed.
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The sun rises in the East and sets in the West.
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The East 66th Street living room designed by Juan Pablo Molyneux.
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Looking for a silver lining for the rest of the East?
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His wife, Abigail, used to hang laundry in the East Room.
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"Beware Beast From the East: It Will Kill," one tabloid warned.
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The "Beast from the East" is walloping parts of Western Europe.
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" When they crossed the East River into Brooklyn, he shouted, "Mommy!
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Mr. Charleston grew up on the east side of Cleveland, Miss.
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He snapped back to attention and returned to the East Coast.
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During the cold months, I play indoors near the East River.
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As Musk pointed out, it's also close to the East Coast.
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There's always some fight between Trump and the East Coast media.
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Here are six topics that are percolating on the East End.
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Surprisingly, there are no GBI assets deployed on the East Coast.
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The stage was set for the show in the East Room.
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There is fighting in Charkh, in the east of the city.
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On Thursday, he arrived in the East Room primed for confrontation.
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Union members staged simultaneous actions in solidarity on the East Coast.
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But that part of the East Coast rarely sees major hurricanes.
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Months after Antwon's death, the East Pittsburgh Police disbanded in December.
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In the East Colonnade, white paper stars swirl on the ceiling.
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A number of bombings have struck Shiites mosques in the east.
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I think in the East Village, Peter [Halley] was extremely generous.
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The east was the wind on which his beloved eagles fly.
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Winds are light at around 5 mph, mainly from the east.
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In the East Village, tenements that hadn't been torched became squats.
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High winds were expected in Ohio and along the East Coast.
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He left for a town a few hours to the east.
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The East African nation has seen similar tragedies in the past.
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Do we already have our eight playoff teams in the East?
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There were a few odd moments during the East Room event.
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We're both far from family, his lives on the East Coast.
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"That's one thing they did right in the East," he said.
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Consistency is a hallmark of the conference, unmatched in the East.
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The front is expected to hit the East Coast beginning today.
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The victims The killings occurred on the east side of Detroit.
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Pakistan owns the three counties — the three provinces in the east.
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Winds are from the east and southeast around 303-10 mph.
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The details: Indiana is the 4-seed in the East Region.
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The warmer the East Pacific is, the more hurricanes it gets.
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We know what team we have to chase in the East.
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The third nor'easter of the winter is threatening the East Coast.
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The master bedroom is at the east end of the house.
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Twice as many bicyclists whizzing over the East River from Brooklyn.
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Steel from the East, brought in by railroad, became merchant vessels.
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Clean Airs and a clean sweatsuit was the East Baltimore uniform.
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Beating the second-best team in the East, the Boston Bruins.
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We ran to the south, to the east, to the west.
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In the east coast, people don't begrudge Bill Gates his millions.
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What was the East Village was like when you moved there?
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Rosler uses the same cooking-show format in another work, 1977's The East Is Red, The West Is Bending, in which she employs two casseroles to symbolize the cultural transactions between the East and West.
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In the case of Hurricane Matthew, a cold front moving into the Northeast will bump the storm to the east on Saturday, preventing it from riding up the East Coast and hitting New York or Boston.
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Sother Teague runs or owns several cocktail bars in New York, including Honeybee's in the East Village, Windmill on the Lower East Side, and Amor y Amargo, which has outposts in the East Village and Williamsburg.
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Six years ago, she moved to a penthouse apartment on the east side of Sutton Place, where she has northern light, reflected light from the East River and skylights to bring the sun in all day long.
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He cites the example of the East Asian crisis in 1997-98.
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Toronto needs MOCA, and it needs it here, in the East Junction.
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"The East Cut sounds like a $17 sandwich," an Uber engineer said.
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"We still have water still rising in the east," he said Monday.
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You have the San Francisco community, you have the East Bay community.
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Kaitlinh: I'm originally from Texas, but now live in the East Coast.
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U.S. Forest Service case impedes energy infrastructure development on the East Coast.
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Temperatures will be on the rise across the East Coast this weekend.
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"These people want to work," Kardashian West said in the East Room.
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The eclipse will end around 9:55 pm on the East Coast.
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The East Pittsburgh officer has been place on administrative leave, McDonough said.
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And she carried all of those experiences right into the East Wing.
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To the east, North Carolina's craft beer industry has its own concerns.
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Tropical Storm Chris set to become a hurricane off the East Coast.
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She returned to the East Coast and became a licensed social worker.
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The ancient and modern, the east and the west, are utterly permeable.
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The East India Company was nationalised by the British state in 1858.
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The property is on Somerville Street, to the east of the city.
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On the east coast, top destinations include Orlando, Miami and Myrtle Beach.
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Craig: Hurricane Florence is about to wreak havoc on the East Coast.
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LG: I travel back and forth to the East Coast a lot.
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A dip, or trough, in the jet stream exists across the east.
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"You have killed the wicked witch of the east wing" they shouted.
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The East Coast has a critical mass of both investors and consumers.
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Overall, winter across the East Coast this year has been pretty pathetic.
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And Lovers is the Dive Bar on the East side of NYC!!!
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To the east, the stream shines glassy from out the riotous dark.
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Within a week, we had a reservation at the East Harlem icon.
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And never have we had a former supermodel running the East Wing.
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The South: The West: The East: The North Midwest: Well, that's it.
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They all face the East Bay while other homes face the city.
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Nearly 303,230 fires burned 22100 million acres in the East in 277.
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Montauk, the beach-y hideaway at the east end of Long Island.
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"The future of HIV transmission in Europe is the East," Beyrer said.
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An Iranian oil tanker sank into the East China Sea Jan. 15.
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Level 259 operates mainly in cities on the East and West Coasts.
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The East trained massively muscled shot-putters; the West, sublime shot-makers.
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There's more than adequate supplies of gasoline inventories along the East Coast.
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Special forces units sweeping in from the east have made fastest progress.
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That extra lava is now coming out on the East Rift Zone.
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For Lithuania it means protection from the giant neighbour to the east.
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