Visitors ticketed for some later dates will be offered refunds.
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She had previously been ticketed for driving through red lights.
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Airlines are offering ticketed travelers area waivers through late October.
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Without car insurance, your vehicle can be ticketed and impounded.
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She was ticketed for failure to yield to a funeral procession.
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The events will be ticketed and could attract high-dollar donors.
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It's a ticketed event and will be broadcast by C-SPAN.
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Early arrival is advised, all ye lucky ticketed: Security is strict.
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Someone called the cops, info was exchanged and no one was ticketed.
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Those bleachers will be used Friday by ticketed members of the public.
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Now they are ticketed for their fifth Sweet 16 in six years.
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The program is free to all ticketed investors and Startup Alley exhibitors.
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The Nights — ticketed dinner events at restaurants all over New York City.
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In 2014, Leah Jackson was ticketed for obstructing traffic in Otsego, Minn.
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Where can you move your truck around or will you be ticketed?
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With the opening of Volcano Bay, there are three individually ticketed parks.
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With red light cameras, all infractions are ticketed, no matter the circumstance.
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Independence Hall is only accessible by ticketed tours, with a few exceptions.
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The annual jazz festival offers both free outdoor shows and indoor ticketed events.
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After September 11th, only ticketed passengers were allowed through security to the gates.
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But drivers complained about being ticketed and said the cameras gave them anxiety.
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This is still a ticketed event—on sale October 24 at 10 a.m.
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Chris was ticketed and then taken to the station to pay the fine.
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Then in December 2015, he was ticketed for an equipment violation in Missouri.
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All of these events are free; additional, ticketed events are listed at nycpride.org.
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Modelland is a Tyra Banks ticketed attraction, so it's a theme park basically.
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Some companies have created Apple-style product unveilings that are ticketed, cultural events.
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Guess they wouldn't have been ticketed if they'd just stayed on the couch.
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"Anyone is welcome to attend public or ticketed events during the Season," Meier says.
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Orta claims he is constantly ticketed by the COs for petty or falsified offenses.
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Instead, he wrote, he was ticketed for resisting arrest and issued three traffic offenses.
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Every checked bag is now screened and only ticketed passengers can go through security.
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Joe's created the burger for Burger Week, a ticketed event running May 1-7.
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The ticketed Super Bowl Experience at the Miami Beach Convention Center also runs Jan.
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The ticketed attraction costs $20 for children ages 4-12 and $28 for adults.
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More important, because they are so effective at deterring speeding — 80 percent of drivers ticketed once do not get ticketed again in the same area within a year — violations have dropped an average of 63 percent where speed safety cameras already exist.
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Most onlookers are beyond the ticketed point and watch the proceedings from the National Mall.
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Airlines have been sympathetic to ticketed passengers who find themselves barred from travelling to America.
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A CNN camera captured him guarding a security exit where ticketed passengers leave the airport.
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As the biggest free ticketed event in Europe, this one is not to be missed.
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The 11 AM service will not be ticketed ... the first 45,000 who arrive get seated.
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Recently, Juan was stopped for a traffic infraction and ticketed for driving without a license.
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The inside can serve as a storage space or, during ticketed events, a sales booth.
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More than once, people would get pulled over and ticketed for having expired temporary registrations.
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At Perfumarie's ticketed perfume blending events, "we see assumed gender profiles flip often," she says.
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Both said they'd never seen anyone get ticketed, and both declined to provide their names.
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A ticketed Opening Night preview will be held on Thursday, April 11, 6–9 pm.
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This is a ticketed event, costing $20 for non-members of the museum, $15 for members.
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And Staten Island Mall took home the dubious honor of the city's single most-ticketed location.
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Police ticketed Martinez but instead of leaving, police body cam showed him spitting on the officer.
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As such, according to another local news source, the vehicles have been ticketed for being untagged.
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The truck driver, 33-year-old Antonio Santiago Wharton, was uninjured and ticketed for careless driving.
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People who are ticketed for drunk driving are actually 'illegally drunk,' and we should say so.
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Ticketed passengers sit in enclosed cars that feel like the inside of a human washing machine.
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Undercover cops have posed as passengers and ticketed Uber drivers who weren't registered as traditional cabbies.
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Once onboard, passengers will be allowed to sit in any available seat within their ticketed cabin.
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Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure — two adjoining, but separately ticketed theme parks in Anaheim, Calif.
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If they are found out on the streets, they can be ticketed or forced to leave.
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This year, the qualifying tournament will be a ticketed event, with attendance capped at 1,000 people.
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Airlines are offering travel waivers to ticketed passengers, allowing them to reschedule their flights into September.
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Ms. Ouyang, the woman ticketed for jaywalking, knew the dangers, but took her complaints public anyway.
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"The event will honor all previous ticketed commitments & ensure significant student participation and attendance," he added.
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Airlines are also bumping passengers, or involuntarily preventing ticketed passengers from flying, at a record-low rate.
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We also learned there would be a ticketed VIP section, although the event is free to all.
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Although this will restrict the number of visitors, the idea of ticketed entry has upset some locals.
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A CNN camera captured him guarding a security exit at Dulles International Airport where ticketed passengers leave.
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The Park was split up into a ticketed area and one that was open to the public.
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I've written about Otoko twice now, but the hefty $150 ticketed reservation just isn't in my budget.
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"I might put out an album every year," he said at his ticketed listening party in Toronto.
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Judges and prosecutors should suspend bail for defendants who are arraigned (rather than ticketed) for nonviolent crimes.
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The perks include ticketed seats to Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade sales, concerts, fashion shows and cooking classes.
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Airline and airport management say this increases security, since each bag is linked to a ticketed passenger.
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He could be ticketed for a platoon role with right-handed hitting catcher Manny Pina in Milwaukee.
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Its effect diluted, it feels rather like an advertising ploy for the ticketed part of the show.
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Most big U.S. airlines had enacted flexible rebooking policies for fliers ticketed to fly to the region.
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The Metropolitan Police Department said most drivers complied, and those who did not risked being ticketed and towed.
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On October 5, two weeks after she reported that she was raped, she was ticketed for weed possession.
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According to an analysis by RentHop, the city's most ticketed neighborhood last year was the Upper East Side.
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One of his big breaks came after being ticketed for biking outside the bike lane in New York.
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I wonder how many times I could get away with not paying before I actually do get ticketed.
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The Title II order is ticketed for imminent revocation under Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, and deservedly so.
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It was a ticketed event for $25 a head, and the crowd definitely got a show worth seeing.
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The "Legal-Ade" reimbursed kids and their families up to $300 if they were ticketed by city officials.
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The "Legal-Ade" reimbursed kids and their families up to $300 if they are ticketed by city officials.
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Researchers sat in on about 18.53 hours of hearings and observed 855 ticketed individuals, according to their report.
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Researchers sat in on about 70 hours of hearings and observed 855 ticketed individuals, according to their report.
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The airline has promised to no longer call on law enforcement officers to deny ticketed passengers their seats.
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And yet, as the Times reports, blacks are still ticketed at higher rates than whites in traffic stops.
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ITK has learned the ticketed gathering will take place in New York City and will be livestreamed online.
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Law enforcement sources say Joaquin was cordial and easy to deal with, and ultimately he was NOT ticketed.
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Most big carriers were waiving change fees for customers ticketed to fly to the region during the storm.
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The monks took to Twitter after a clergy member was ticketed in September for driving in his ceremonial robes.
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I ask T. to book for me, and because it is only $10 off the ticketed price, T. pays.
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"The last thing you want to do while having a sexy rendezvous is get ticketed or arrested," Lilla says.
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However, according to the New York Daily News, Dalton was ticketed for speeding six times between 1990 and 2006.
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In 2006, Julia Hartz and her husband, Kevin, realized it was difficult for regular people to host ticketed events.
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Being ticketed for overseas required her to undergo a more rigorous level of training at Fort Oglethorpe in Georgia.
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Mr. Biden has restricted his paid speeches to about 40 ticketed shows and campus appearances, according to Mr. Russo.
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After taking a look at the evidence, Järlström concluded she had been unfairly ticketed for running a yellow light.
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Still, there is a grim placard in the front window to ensure the car doesn't get ticketed or towed.
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Fly an E.U.-based airline anywhere, including on a codeshare flight ticketed by a U.S. carrier, and you're eligible.
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The train that derailed was no exception: There were about 1,200 ticketed passengers and around 500 people without tickets.
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"They take away your means of survival," said Jerry Burton, who was ticketed the same day as Mr. Russell.
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As the judge considered Mr. LaRoche's argument regarding a refrigerated truck that had been ticketed, Mr. LaRoche illustrated his point.
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The remaining seats will be ticketed and go to members of the public on a first-come, first-served basis.
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According to court docs, the 'RHONJ' star failed to give her probation officer the heads-up after she was ticketed.
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An assistant professor and political activist in Nebraska was ticketed Tuesday on suspicion of vandalizing a GOP lawmaker's campaign signs.
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Japanese automaker Toyota's Lexus ES 28503 model has been dubbed the most frequent ticketed car model by the website Insurance.com.
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Paul where some passengers will check their bags automatically through kiosks that use facial recognition software to identify ticketed passengers.
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This facility, built entirely with private funds, allows ticketed passengers to walk directly from San Diego into the Tijuana airport.
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There are a lot of ways to have real-life adventures that are not prepackaged in ticketed, one-hour increments.
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"These were 'underground' ticketed dinners, and people wouldn't know where they were going until the day of," Ms. Sendlbeck said.
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The driver was ticketed for failing to yield, and after an ambulance carried Acerra away, he finished his delivery route.
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Previously, homeless residents were ticketed for such actions, leading to court dates and fines that people wouldn't attend or pay.
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On the day of the flight, these non-ticketed visitors still had to go through the regular airport screening process.
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She had, apparently, not allowed herself enough time between the initial conception of the tour and the actual scheduled ticketed events.
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The police ticketed one of the artists and a journalist that was accompanying the group for allegedly vandalizing a public space.
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His prowess could only be matched by Georgetown's Bserat Ghebremicael, a prolific volunteer and club leader ticketed to Google this summer.
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It was the most popular ticketed show in the gallery's history, clocking up 399,127 visitors in total, according to Fairfax Media.
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Rosario Dawson was briefly arrested, ticketed and released during a Friday protest at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, Entertainment Tonight reports.
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City spokesperson Nikki Soto told Reuters that the city recommends not starting a beach party, but no one will be ticketed.
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Raad then asks the 40 or so people attending the ticketed performance to move themselves and their chairs around the corner.
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This made commercial airports increasingly reliant on federal airport grants funded by aviation taxes, primarily those imposed on ticketed airline passengers.
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Our landlord blames the tenants and now says that whenever the building gets ticketed, he will divide the fine among us.
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On Tuesday, WWD announced Banks is opening a 21,000-square-foot, ticketed theme park at the Santa Monica shopping mall in 2019.
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If you litter, chew gum, or forget to flush in a Singaporean public restroom, you can be ticketed, fined, jailed, even caned.
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The company hosts events, workshops, and webinars (ranging from free to ticketed at $15-$25) on topics like negotiation and career pathing.
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While the investigation is still ongoing, Kraham said the truck driver was ticketed for faulty brakes, a contributing factor in the accident.
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Sometimes they were ticketed paying people, including royalty, that just came to see the life and death struggle play out before them.
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While the chefs worked out the recipe in the kitchen, they swapped restaurant hardship stories, discussed ticketed reservation systems and California taxes.
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The opening ceremony of the Gesar event, once free to all, is now ticketed, and many seats are reserved for government officials.
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Idaho police have ticketed two drivers in the last month for driving too slowly in the passing lane, The Idaho Press reported.
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The driver at the front of the pileup was ticketed for violating the state's ban on such vehicles traveling on the thruway.
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It also was offering to let passengers postpone their trip until July 24100 at no extra cost in the same ticketed cabin.
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Here's how it works: Organizations and artists with events at venues ticketed by SeatGeek can add ticketing capability to their Snapchat Stories.
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Earlier this week, I asked two SFPD officers patrolling by the Civic Center station if they'd ticketed any sidewalk-riding scooter riders.
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A court injunction obtained after the airport protests last month allows only ticketed passengers and airport employees to enter the main terminals.
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ET. The chat is only open to student and faculty and the synagogue talk is a ticketed event for its members only.
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Ziesemer says she has a client who is Garifuna from Honduras who got ticketed for having an open container in the Bronx.
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While just 15 percent of residents of that area are African-American, black residents made up around 50 percent of those ticketed.
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Far easier just to accept the implicit ticketed system architecture, often crafted in haste and in passing, often by a non-technical manager.
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The semi driver, Roberto Ferrer Rodriguez, 54, of Miami, was ticketed for failure to maintain a single lane, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
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The car came back with a warrant hit on Benzino because he got ticketed for no insurance back in April and never showed.
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How can we maximize our time in an illegal parking spot while minimizing the chances of getting caught, and, thus, ticketed or towed?
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The Kyoto-born chef and former punk rock singer is the mastermind behind Otoko, a ticketed 226-seat kaiseki restaurant in Austin, Texas.
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So in the past few years, insurance companies have responded by jacking up costs for anybody ticketed for using their phone while driving.
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She said she remained concerned that the police ticketed and arrested so many people for low-level crimes in black and Hispanic neighborhoods.
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Airlines have cancelled flights and suspended routes to the most heavily affected areas, and offered greater flexibility to passengers ticketed to certain regions.
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But now the aviation authority wants the dolls to go through the same security scans as bags rather than as a ticketed passenger.
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The Justice Department also found that local police had excessively stopped and ticketed black residents, often citing them multiple times in a single stop.
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The White House confirmed to CNN on Saturday that there will be a ticketed area for VIPs, friends, family and members of the military.
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Compelling ticketed passengers to give up a seat can be costly, and as United has learned, damaging to an airline's reputation and share price.
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The sold-out launch event, which has over 1,000 confirmed attendees so far, is a ticketed event for OnePlus fans as well as press.
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This tooling automatically looks at what happens in the infrastructure to detect security issues and those issues are automatically ticketed and often automatically resolved.
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As we reported when the accident happened in March 2014 ... no one was ticketed, and Kardashian and Linares exchanged info and hugged it out.
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Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure — two adjoining, but separately ticketed theme parks — will close on Saturday morning through the end of the month.
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The writing might've been on the wall for Caesars to start furloughing next though ... they just suspended all live ticketed entertainment this weekend too.
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For the fourth year running, American folk musicians of all stripes will take over Downtown Brooklyn for a weekend of free and ticketed concerts.
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For example, United is providing waivers for ticketed passengers who were originally scheduled to travel through certain airports in Texas and Louisiana between Aug.
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Since its flights are marketed, sold, and ticketed by Delta, it makes sense that it has virtually the same IDB rate as its owner.
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But in November 2017, as Su tells Eater, a man emailed Eagle Rock's general information line asking for a spot at the ticketed forum.
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It's simply not that uncommon for a ticketed passenger to not show up for a flight due to illness or some external change of plans.
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They said Uskanil, a ticketed passenger who had gone through U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screening, was allegedly spotted by an alert contractor and detained.
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While it's the driver who gets ticketed and not the car, certain vehicles are more prone to receiving greater amounts of traffic violations than others.
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Patricia Wonch Hill, a research assistant professor of sociology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, was ticketed on three counts of vandalism relating to Rep.
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Exclusive eventsCapital One also offers cardholders access to some exclusive events, VIP packages, and presales for concerts, music festivals, sporting events, and other ticketed events.
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Their claim for a refund was turned down, he said, because the policy was written to pertain only to the days for their ticketed flights.
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Mr. Simcik said that he is planning several more of these meals — though this time they will be ticketed events open to the general public.
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Instead, ticketed race goers will receive free admission to Soho Garden and White Dubai, which will feature performances by DJ Kaz James and Flo Rida.
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In another case, the registered owner of a trailer was ticketed, even though that trailer was being hauled by a truck driven by someone else.
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Consequently, I wondered why it was ticketed (at $10 for adults), when admission to the museum and all of its other current exhibitions is free.
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Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida used his campaign list to promote a ticketed event on Mr. Trump's book tour where the two men appeared together.
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Since its flights are sold and ticketed by the airlines it operates for, its bump rate is a function of the rates for those airlines.
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The program builds off of last year's six-week pilot program that allowed non-ticketed guests to go through security and reach the airport gates.
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One would think, then, that black drivers are about as likely to get ticketed by police officers for not wearing a seatbelt as white drivers. Nope.
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According to the LA Times, Goldstein will live there for the rest of his lifetime but is already allowing the museum to hold limited, ticketed tours.
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The man, a ticketed passenger on the flight to Newark, ran past the gate agent and onto the jet bridge, American Airlines spokesman Ross Feinstein said.
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However, while many who attended the party in the 1996 film paid with their lives, this party will be a ticketed event named Scream Comes Home.
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Robinson, a junior, has been ticketed for NFL stardom ever since he was a consensus five-star recruit out of West Monroe High School in 2014.
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The National Book Award-winning author Sherman Alexie canceled an event in May that included a talk in a large ticketed venue and two school visits.
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"He purchased tickets for three of our ticketed fundraiser events along with hundreds of other guests," an NYAA spokesperson said in a statement to Business Insider.
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The fire department still deployed a helicopter to rescue him, though the New York Post reports that he may be ticketed for illegally scaling a mountain.
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As we reported, Pete's Porsche was parked illegally on a Hollywood street, so a parking enforcement cop ticketed him and then called the tow truck company.
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Although those activities are free, the festival also presents ticketed classes in the James Beard Foundation Future Foodies Pavilion, where aspiring chefs can learn from experts.
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For example, American Airlines allows one stroller and one car seat per ticketed customer, to be checked either at the ticket counter or gate before boarding.
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"Delta apologizes to customers of flight 1516 for the delay after a person not ticketed for that flight was removed from the aircraft," the airline said.
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Large advertising categories such as auto, travel and some entertainment, including ticketed events such as movies or sporting events, still don't conduct direct sales on the platform.
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ABC Carpet & Home: 2315% off the lowest ticketed price on furniture, rugs, carpet, lighting, mirrors and bed and bath with promo code with code GRATEFUL (exclusions apply).
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After Brown's death, the Justice Department found that local police officers had excessively stopped and ticketed black residents, often citing them multiple times in a single stop.
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At a recent news conference All England Club officials said this year's qualifying tournament, previously free for the public, would be ticketed and restricted to 1,000 fans.
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The New York Daily News reported that Dalton had racked up nine driving violations since 1990, mostly for speeding, but hadn't been ticketed for anything since 2006.
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The number of live, ticketed events based on podcasts has grown by over2000%since 2012, according to data from North American ticket vendor Vivid Seats, per Axios.
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The company said it will use the proceeds of the IPO to raise its profile and tap into the growing demand for e-ticketed travel across Europe.
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Gsellman is ticketed to return to the bullpen when Steven Matz and Seth Lugo come off the disabled list but pitched well in his last two starts.
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Last year, Jones was said to be among the VIPs attending a ticketed New Year's Eve party hosted by then-President-elect Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
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But data released by the city on Tuesday showed that a far higher percentage of the people ticketed or arrested by St. Anthony officers were African-American.
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In particular, the police department largely seemed to be used by the local government as a revenue-generating operation that disproportionately stopped, ticketed, and fined black residents.
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Mike Ellenbogen, a cofounder and former chief executive of Evolv, said the system is also suited for events that aren&apost ticketed or have a main entrance.
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It was the Museum of Modern Art, though, that hosted New York City's most-visited ticketed exhibition last year: its Robert Rauschenberg retrospective, which drew 5,500 daily visitors.
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The 60-year-old, whose real name is Tracy Marrow, was driving a new McLaren sports car and was also ticketed for not having license plates and registration.
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All available staff, including hundreds of specially trained firearms officers, were drafted in by Scotland Yard for the ticketed event, which the London Eye was the focus of.
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Dubbed Hogwarts After Dark, the special celebrations are a ticketed event that'll take Hogwarts into the realm of Halloween via special eats served up in the Great Hall.
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Police only ticketed two motorists last month under the state's new left lane law, which fines drivers up to $90 for going to slowly in the passing lane.
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The viral video of a ticketed passenger dragged forcefully off a United flight is only the latest example of bad behavior exposed in the age of social media.
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He said he has an African-American friend who is a police officer himself -- yet was pulled over "seven, eight times" over several years, without ever being ticketed.
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The senators also cited a report by The New York Times noting that Live Nation ticketed 80 of the top 85033 concert arenas in the nation in 2016.
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Our sources say police searched the Lambo but did not find any drugs, guns or contraband ... so Dolph was ticketed for littering and driving with an expired tag.
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As part of this effort, Beringer hosts a summer concert series, offers Mandarin-language tours for international guests, and releases new vintage wines at ticketed dinners on-site.
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Disney World in Florida — six separately ticketed parks with combined annual attendance of 93 million — will close at the end of Sunday through the end of the month.
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The ticketed passenger ran onto the jet bridge and bypassed the gate agent during the boarding process for Flight 85033 from Miami, the airline confirmed to The Hill.
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I don't frequent the right ticketed sex parties and don't have the foresight to book tables 10 months in advance, so this is a rare occasion for me.
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There's also a replica of Mumbai's Victoria Terminus station and a 850-seat Rajmahal Theatre that will host a ticketed Broadway-style Bollywood musical with performers from Mumbai.
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And to further offset that fee, the card rewards spending on entertainment with 4 percent cash back, which applies to ticketed events such as concerts, movies and games.
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Anyone interested in participating may email the fair to sign up; their time slot also gives them free entry to the otherwise ticketed ($20 for one day) event.
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Of the 16, 12 were juveniles and ticketed for disorderly conduct and released to their parents; the other four were adults (17 or older) and charged with disorderly conduct.
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However, the museum had insisted on the theater and a ticketed (pay as you wish) entrance, which ultimately meant throngs of people were never able to access the event.
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Meanwhile, scalping made ticketed events even more desirable as a status symbol among consumers, Yang explained, given that most of the tickets tended to re-sell at inflated prices.
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Taxi drivers are ticketed on the Strip if they stop on the street, so don't be surprised if they drive right past you while you're flailing your arms around.
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The driver of the Anheuser-Busch truck, Roverto Ferrer Rodriguez, was ticketed for the accident, but Florida Today reports that Rodriguez swerved outside his lane to avoid another car.
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The book tour will be a series of ticketed events consisting of a conversation with Biden, who will discuss big moments in his political career, according to the release.
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Mason was ticketed for driving with a suspended license on August 13th in Palm Beach, FL and was told he needed to appear before a judge on September 7th.
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This might be as simple as a birthday party invite using pre-built web page themes, or could be a ticketed event held by a public figure or corporation.
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Prominent indie record labels like Ruby Eyes and Modern Sky are streaming "showcases" for artists on their roster, and venues like Shanghai's Yuyintang are even considering ticketed online performances.
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Fox News host Jeanine Pirro was ticketed for excessive speeding Sunday afternoon in upstate New York after state police clocked her driving 85033 mph, nearly double the speed limit.
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The police directed attendees around the corners of blockades, sometimes in single file, forcing some ticketed attendees to wait nearly an hour in line to trickle past the protests.
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On Friday, she was the noted guest at the group's annual Pink Ice Gala, which afforded her an audience of thousands of black South Carolinians at the ticketed event.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's July Fourth celebration on the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, will include a ticketed area in front of the Lincoln Memorial where he'll deliver remarks.
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This week, at the Crescent Theatre in Birmingham, England, Stinson Hunter, better known as the Pedophile Hunter after a Channel 4 documentary about him, held a ticketed meet and greet.
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RHP Matt Cain made his final scheduled rehab start with Single-A San Jose Friday night and is ticketed to start for the Giants July 19 or 20 in Boston.
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Delta's decision comes after an international furor over a viral video of a man being dragged off of a United flight because he refused to give up his ticketed seat.
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It's bound to be a packed house again for Sunday's ticketed event, especially after Ye made an appearance in the morning ... standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Joel and talking God.
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The day continues with a ticketed (not free) stadium show of tennis matches and professional music acts — the performers include Flo Rida and Zara Larsson — from 1 to 3 p.m.
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The museums two ticketed exhibitions will likely be a "selection of videos" by South African artist Candice Breitz and a painting retrospective of the second generation abstract expressionist Joan Mitchell.
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The ticketed event will be followed by a visit to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach—the president's third visit to the "Winter White House" in the past three weeks.
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Blue Jays RH Marcus Stroman (21-0, 3.38) Kelly looked ticketed for the bullpen after a rough first half of 2015 and an injury that robbed him of a month.
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The researchers found that black and Latino drivers were being disproportionately ticketed, accounting for 78 percent of court appearances for traffic violations despite comprising roughly 43 percent of Bloomfield's population.
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The atmosphere was more like a house party than a ticketed event, as if the audience were getting pumped up for a show that we would all be performing in.
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The two horses had been ticketed for the San Felipe Stakes last weekend at Santa Anita until the track was temporarily closed to address an inordinate number of equine fatalities.
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You might remember we got video of a police stop involving Al last month -- he was pulled over outside of his office in Hollywood for some reason, but never ticketed.
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This month, a ticketed passenger who refused to give up his seat on a United Airlines flight from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago was brutally dragged away by the police.
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Eight members of the Chicago Bears are ticketed to the Pro Bowl after left tackle Charles Leno Jr. and center Cody Whitehair were named to the NFC roster on Tuesday.
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Two will be at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center and are ticketed; the third is the Armed Services Ball at the National Building Museum, which is by invitation only.
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Authorities say the actor and rapper was ticketed for theft of services Wednesday when he drove through an E-ZPass lane leading to the span connecting New Jersey and New York.
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"Bridgewater feared that if he did not honor Defendant Leland's demands that Defendant Leland would make sure that Centre Park Bar would continue to be ticketed and closed," the lawsuit stated.
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"People can drink on campus and not get tickets but a hardworking man, selling hot dogs, earning a living, gets his money taken away AND ticketed," Flores says in the video.
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Here are a few tips: Buy your timed tickets online (200 pesos during the week, 220 on the weekend) and show up early; the lines, even for ticketed customers, are formidable.
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Even though the cars have been ticketed and booted, compared to the number of residents which were turned away, the $1,200 in fines seem like only a drop in the hat.
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Pittsburgh International Airport became the first US airport to bring back public access to gates in 2017, and Tampa International Airport recently allowed up to 25 non-ticketed visitors on Saturdays.
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According to new legal docs, Chris' lawyers think it would be grossly unfair to call Moser a "victim," Chris has not been charged or even ticketed for the causing the accident.
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Depending on the airline and airport, you may have access to curbside bag check, or special lines or drop points for already-ticketed passengers who just need to hand over their bag.
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In the last few years, however, the first weekend of June has morphed into something else — something that includes an art fair; private, ticketed openings; and lots of murals and food trucks.
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Smith returned the favor in the second period when he snared Alex Ovechkin's attempt with his glovehand off a 2-on-1 on a shot that was ticketed for the upper corner.
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Residents in one of these districts are therefore more likely to be come into contact with police, which also makes them more likely to be arrested or ticketed for low-level offenses.
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Depending on the airline and airport, you may have access to curbside bag check, or special lines or drop points for already-ticketed passengers who just need to hand over their bag.
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Erickson has been working in professional pastry kitchens since she was 13, and her desserts are a big part of the reason why Lazy Bear's ticketed reservations are so hard to get.
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We're told Vince was pissed about what went down inside the hotel, because at that point hotel security had held them for an hour -- and police had already ticketed him for battery.
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In addition to its free performances, BRIC will host ticketed benefit concerts from the National and Courtney Barnett (June 12 and 13), Father John Misty (June 19) and Mac DeMarco (Aug. 6).
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Not a lot of history is spelled out in Possessed, which occupies the museum's lobby gallery, as well as other un-ticketed first-floor spaces, like the gift shop and the restaurant.
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If stop-and-spit becomes more widely used and police databases swell, it could have a disproportionate impact on African Americans and Latinos, who are more often searched, ticketed, and arrested by police.
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The company, owned by private equity firm KKR, said it will use the proceeds of the IPO to raise its profile and tap into the growing demand for e-ticketed travel across Europe.
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Elizabeth Warren, a spokesperson said, will "honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and reaffirm the fight for social, racial and economic justice" at a ticketed breakfast in Boston.
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This is ultimately what Pullstring is trying to help facilitate when you are having a conversation with your pizza parlor, your hairdresser or, potentially, the automated meter-maid that ticketed your car. Again.
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There were 20 vendors inside a ticketed area of Bryant Park and a total of 50 foods and drinks on offer — I was there for two days and still couldn't try them all.
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E/AB Fair will celebrate two decades of contemporary art in print with a private Collectors Preview followed by a ticketed Vernissage on Thursday, October 25th, weekend programming and a new artist prize.
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On average, about 40 percent of drivers who were ticketed for speeding up to 20 miles above the speed limit received a mercy ticket, defined as a ticket for driving just nine m.p.h.
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"Due to law enforcement being unable to ensure ticketed fans could safely enter the arena, the arena remains closed and we ask fans outside to travel home," the Kings said in a statement.
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For the grand opening, Ms. Kaur hopes to invite Indian-Americans in the area for two days of ticketed dinners and cooking demonstrations featuring Mr. Kapoor, who will fly in for the occasion.
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An Indiana man who was ticketed for flashing a rude hand gesture at an Indiana State Police trooper filed a federal lawsuit last week claiming his constitutional rights protect his freedom of expression.
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The card also rewards spending on entertainment with 25 percent cash back, which applies to ticketed events such as concerts, movies and sports matches, and spending at grocery stores with 5503 percent back.
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There's also a full schedule of ticketed programs running $20 to $30 each, including crafts (Mason jar snowglobe making, animal masks), physical activities (musical yoga, obstacle courses), and entertainment (children's comedy, live music).
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Rolling Stone's Jamil Smith reports that Kemp made the remarks during a ticketed October 19 "Georgia Professionals for Kemp" event held at Atlanta's Blind Pig Parlour Bar, which was closed to the press.
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He says that using satellite imagery is one of the best ways to measure the size of a crowd if it's not a strictly ticketed event, but warned it's not a perfect tool.
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The next day, when she demanded an explanation, I texted her to say we'd been arrested and ticketed for smoking weed in an alley behind the restaurant (?!?!), and that's why we never made it.
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The unidentified man forced his way through the exit lane of the security checkpoint and gained access to an area where ticketed passengers were waiting to board, Hawaii DOT officials told CNN affiliate HawaiiNewsNow.
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It didn't even hit her when, after she and Christopher disembarked, she recognized her sister, brother-in-law, and a close family friend standing at the entrance of the gate, among the ticketed passengers.
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For now, Jets fans (ticketed or just tailgating) seeking to enroll in PreCheck will find a branded IdentoGo recreational vehicle parked at the MetLife entrance (between parking Lots E and F) on game days.
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The ticketed event invites guests of all ages to dress up in their favorite Halloween costumes, enjoy Halloween-themed entertainment throughout the night, trick-or-treating through the park, fun ride overlays, and more.
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If black or Latino drivers know that they are more likely to be ticketed regardless of their behavior, that can have some bearing on how smoothly an interaction between a motorist and officer goes.
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Chicago Cubs Co-owner Todd Ricketts was ticketed for a spot in Donald Trump's cabinet before he realized, I guess, that he wasn't interested in going to prison or being fired in six months.
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He told me that using satellite imagery is one of the best ways to measure the size of a crowd if it's not a strictly ticketed event, but warned it's not a perfect tool.
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A ticketed opening preview includes a limited edition work by artist Ryan Gander and will feature live performances by DJ Monchan, Roe Enney, and Odwalla1221, presented by NYC-based arts non-profit Blank Forms.
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Disneyland Paris, which includes two separately ticketed parks with combined annual attendance of 15 million, has kept its gates open, although some experiences — princess meet-and-greets, the Illuminations fireworks show — have been canceled.
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One 2015 lawsuit targeted Pagedale, Missouri, where nearly 40% of the town's 3,000 mostly black, poor residents had been ticketed for issues like mismatched blinds, cracked pavement, or a basketball hoop in the driveway.
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The idea is that non-ticketed visitors will use the program to surprise arriving loved ones, enjoy extra time with friends and family and, of course, spend money at the airport's stores and restaurants.
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So black drivers are roughly 67 percent more likely to not wear their seat belts, but, according to the ACLU analysis, roughly 88 percent more likely to get ticketed for it — still a significant disparity.
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Taylor, a friend of Ellison's, reached out to him after she read his 2016 Facebook post in which he ranted about his law partner getting ticketed while sitting in his chalked car, the Post reported.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Officials in Providence, Rhode Island, are offering $20 refunds to thousands of drivers ticketed for speeding as part of a settlement in a lawsuit over the city&aposs use of portable speed cameras.
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The June 26-29 qualifying tournament is played at the Bank of England Sports Grounds, and will be ticketed for the first time this year, with 1,000 tickets for sale at five pounds ($6.40) each.
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An investigation last year by ProPublica and the Florida Times-Union found egregious disparities in pedestrian citations in Jacksonville: Blacks ... were nearly three times as likely as whites to be ticketed for a pedestrian violation.
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It's a ticketed event that's appropriate for all ages and comprised of seven locations around town, each focused on a specific theme related to American politics, government and history and featuring various exhibitions and attractions.
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"Coveted ticketed events are more expensive, harder to obtain, and larded with hidden fees as fans are being by squeezed for every nickel," said Congressman Bill Pascrell (D-NJ), who had requested the GAO investigation.
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Some organizers turned to Cindy Yang, who had made herself a fixture at ticketed events held in the club's main ballroom and this season was helping a charity, Young Adventurers, plan a Safari Night event.
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The German airline Lufthansa prepared a 360 video of the interior of its long-haul aircraft, and its employees presented viewing goggles to ticketed passengers waiting at boarding gates in Newark and Frankfurt last year.
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He hoped to extend his service in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, but after he was ticketed for driving under the influence, his drinking had become a problem the Army could not ignore.
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Perez voluntarily returned with her Inpax manager later that day to speak with police, but she was ticketed for fleeing the scene of the accident and ordered to pay $1,500 in restitution, court records show.
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TripAdvisor said Wednesday that beginning in 2020, it will further extend its "Animal Welfare Policy" to no longer sell ticketed attractions that breed, import or capture whales, dolphins, porpoises and other cetaceans for public display.
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The end of the year is packing plenty of can't miss, designer-packed clearances making now one of the best times to finally take the plunge on that high ticketed item you've been creeping forever.
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Police body cam footage shows the moment a Colorado man spat on an officer, then struck him with a car after being ticketed for leaving dogs in a hot car while he sat in a restaurant.
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She is a strong critic of President Trump and was was once kicked out of a ticketed luncheon in Detroit in 2016 after heckling the then-presidential nominee about his policies and past treatment of women.
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The researchers caution that the findings only apply to the specific police department (the Florida Highway Patrol) and type of policing (what kind of speeding ticket someone gets if they are being ticketed) that they studied.
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Melania Trump traveled back -- her third trip aboard a government plane during the shutdown -- to Palm Beach on December 27, where she hosted the club's annual New Year's Eve bash, a $1,000 ticketed black-tie affair.
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Detroit looked ticketed for the bottom of the American League Central and manager Brad Ausmus was answering questions about his job security when the team was losing 11 of 12 from May 3 to May 14.
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In December 2015, the truck driver was ticketed for an equipment violation in Missouri after his tractor-trailer was found to have cracks in the brake lining, according to a statement obtained by CNN affiliate KMBC.
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In what may be the biggest WTF moment of Canadian policing this year, a man was reportedly ticketed $175 [$137 USD] for giving a homeless person money—because the homeless person was actually an undercover cop.
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United said earlier on Thursday that it would offer passengers who give up their seats up to $10,000, reduce overbooking of flights and no longer call on law enforcement officers to deny ticketed passengers their seats.
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"The guards wouldn't let us in, since it was part of a ticketed fan event, but, as we turned to leave, the models who were dressed up as robots and pilots stopped us," Mr. Perry said.
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Obama's concert had 10,000 ticketed seats — twice the size of Trump's — and cost less than $5 million, said Kerrigan, and was produced at a high enough level that HBO paid for the rights to telecast it.
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"It's literally a neighborhood that nobody's ever been in," said Daniel Arsham, one of the principals of Snarkitecture, the architecture and design practice that is opening Snark Park, a ticketed, immersive and Instagram-friendly art installation.
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Until this past year, the museum had hosted just one major, ticketed exhibition with a catalogue devoted to a woman or an artist of color — Joyce J. Scott: Kickin' it with the Old Masters in 2000.
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Los Angeles airport police spokesman Rob Pedregon said Uskanil was a ticketed American Airlines passenger with a boarding pass who had cleared security screening but claimed that he lost his way because he was tipsy from drinking.
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Considering their ages — he's 62 next month and she's 60 — as well as their other projects, there is speculation that Saturday marked the final time the original Osmond siblings will ever appear in a ticketed show together.
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Just one week before the domestic release of their seminal debut album, Is This It, New York City's the Strokes performed a non-ticketed gig as part of the legendary Horseshoe Tavern's no-cover Nu Music Nite.
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In the end, Jamie says he wasn't ticketed for having a broken taillight—instead, he was reprimanded for having marijuana on him and driving while impaired, and ordered to attend a months-long program for chronic smokers.
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If the police stopped and ticketed all bicyclists for running lights, going the wrong way or riding on the sidewalk, New York City's coffers would fill pretty quickly and perhaps we would all be a little safer.
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Instead, according to the complaint, Ramirez Palma went fishing but was followed by a man who later identified himself as an official with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, who ticketed him for fishing without a license.
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While loaned pieces and ticketed exhibitions likely help the V&A's revenue stream, the educational benefits of sketching a piece of artwork seem irreplaceable, especially as museums like this one have longstanding relationships with art and design schools.
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"New York Comic Con has now become one of the largest ticketed events in the city and as Spider-Man would say, with great power comes great responsibility," Lance Fensterman, the global senior vice president of ReedPOP, said.
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Visitors can enjoy the free exhibition of work by such notable creatives as Dick Smith, Carl Lyon, Mike Hill, Catherine Coan, Ian Von Cromer, and others, before entering the ticketed puzzle room for a frightful half-hour escape narrative.
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Outraged travelers took to social media not just to express their anger over passenger Dr. David Dao's removal from the flight but also over airlines' ability to legally oversell and involuntarily deny ticketed passengers a seat on their planes.
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Rather than pay the red light camera fine, Järlström, an electrical engineer, spent months researching the specifics of yellow light timing and red light cameras, and learned that his wife had likely been ticketed for running a yellow light.
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United said on Thursday it would offer passengers who give up their seats up to $10,000, reduce the practice of overbooking flights and repeated it would no longer call on law enforcement officers to deny ticketed passengers their seats.
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In the last two years, Dahlia buses have been ticketed for speeding at least four times, including two instances when one of its buses was exceeding the speed limit by at least 15 miles per hour, federal records show.
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The company said it will use the proceeds of the IPO, in which fund manager Baillie Gifford has committed to invest 200 million pounds, to raise its profile and tap into growing demand for e-ticketed travel across Europe.
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But the reservoir of anger had grown over years as the police in Ferguson and other communities across St. Louis County pulled over black motorists at a rate greater than for whites and ticketed them for minor vehicle violations.
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The curators of Olafur Eliasson: In Real Life have highlighted the the open-endedness of his practice by allowing the exhibition to spill out over the boundaries of the ticketed space into corridors, the terrace outside, and other places.
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The previous director of the National Gallery, Nicholas Penny, a Renaissance scholar, won praise for mounting popular exhibitions like "Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan," which drew 324,000 visitors in 2011-12, the record for a ticketed show.
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The boilerplate did-not-receive emailA number of drivers have alleged they're reprimanded by FC workers if their vehicles are unable to fit all the packages for a block, and fear being "ticketed" for returning packages they weren't able to deliver.
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A ticketed Preview Party will be held Friday, November 8, 6 – 9 pm and gives audiences a first look at exhibitor offerings and art installations, while enjoying an exclusive set by DJ 7L and performance by Playthings: The Drag-a-Zine.
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The pictures—which feature celebrities such as Beyoncé, Zach Galifianakis, Angelina Jolie, and A$AP Rocky—are now available to view and purchase online until April 25, when there will be a ticketed event at FLOOD Gallery in Los Angeles.
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The Freedom Party appears ticketed for a place in the next coalition given that the conservative People's Party's rating of around 33 percent is unlikely to improve enough for an absolute majority, and bitter disputes between the two centrist parties.
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Our suggested itinerary: Space Mountain Fastpasses tend to go first, followed by Star Tours and Indiana Jones Adventure, so pull them in that order, riding smaller attractions like Mad Tea Party and It's A Small World between your ticketed return times.
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It also only looks at levels of bias after someone is stopped and ticketed; it's entirely possible — and even likely, based on previous research — that there's bias based on who the officer decides to stop and ticket in the first place.
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Sadly, the security aspect for ticketed events has become even more important in the wake of terrorist attacks at venues in France, the U.S. Ticketmaster will also serve as the preferred primary ticketing partner for the NFL, the company said.
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The Park — the ticketed portion — featured chefs like Sirichai Sreparplarn, a northern Thai cook from Bangkok, Michelle Puyane, a China-born cook, and Chintan Pandya, a native of Mumbai who was showcasing his Indian food, just to name a few.
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There are additional museums within the library complex — one dedicated to Anwar Sadat and another to the history of science (free admission) as well as two ticketed museums for old manuscripts and Egyptian antiquities (30 and 50 pounds, admission, respectively).
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As coronavirus cautions were beginning to rise rapidly at the time, the benefit ended up having no ticketed audience and being limited to "essential personnel" and family members only, with those who had bought tickets getting access to a live-stream.
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At a time when young Jews see synagogue affiliations as less of a social obligation, Sixth and I's nonmembership, ticketed model has given them a way to be spiritually self-structured, to come and go, to pay by the activity.
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" In Toronto, the police have been using this tactic since 2012—albeit they haven't been collecting money, rather alerting drivers with a sign that basically says, "If you're reading this and on your phone, you're about to get ticketed it.
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The crowd before letting into the theater was huge, blistering with rumors about whether or not there were so many guests and press that there wouldn't be room for ticketed attendees and whispers about which door Swift would use when arriving.
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A court office assistant stole more than $211,250 in fines paid by businesses and people who had been ticketed in Manhattan for minor offenses like drinking alcohol in public and violating the fire code, a prosecutor said in court on Tuesday.
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In March, the City Council passed a bill, introduced by Corey Johnson, a Manhattan Democrat who is chairman of its health committee, to ban the use of tobacco products, including the smokeless tobacco popular with baseball players, at ticketed sporting events.
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Their scheme was thwarted at the last minute when debate organizers refused to allow the women to take their seats in the Trump box, instead forcing them to sit in the regular seats with the rest of the ticketed attendees.
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" The rally, to be held Friday night at the University of Illinois at Chicago, was postponed following safety concerns, the Trump campaign said, as hundreds of protestors were ticketed for the public event and began demonstrating before it had even started. "Mr.
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The next phase of the project rolls out in June, when Jewel Changi Airport opens a bundle of added features (many ticketed) to the public, including a 164-foot-long glass-bottomed bridge, nets for bouncing and walking, mazes, topiary sculptures and more.
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All of these states have so-called "secondary enforcement" laws prohibiting traffic stops just for failure to wear a seat belt; instead drivers in these states can only be ticketed for seat belt violations if they got pulled over for another reason.
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That same year, the Colorado Division of Wildlife ticketed Lesh for harassment of wildlife after reports that he was chasing a moose — in a car and on foot — while trying to take a video, San Francisco Bay Area television station KTVU reported.
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Air France will allow passengers holding a ticket from or to Brussels for travel between March 22 and 222 to postpone their trip until March 231 for no extra cost in the same ticketed cabin; these changes must be made by March 227.
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The upside of it being in the shopping area adjacent to Disney parks: it can be a standalone ticketed thing rather than requiring you to stand in line for a year, and you don't have to drop the coin for Disneyland admission.
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Citing a report by The New York Times showing that Live Nation ticketed 80 of the top 100 concert arenas in America in 2016, Blumenthal and Klobuchar said DOJ's antitrust division should investigate whether Live Nation has lived up to its commitments.
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His own record on the road provides a possible explanation for this lack of interest: His car has been ticketed 38 times in five years, including one day in 2015 when it was cited for speeding through a school zone three times.
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For the ticketed event, called Hinterland, held March 18 to 27, audiences will walk through woodlands to explore the derelict buildings, backed by moving light installations and a specially commissioned recorded choral work performed by St. Salvator's Chapel Choir of the University of St. Andrews.
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"We wanted to protect ticketed passengers and Alitalia's workers until a suitable buyer is found to preserve the value of a company that has such a legacy brand and is so important for domestic connections," Transport Minister Graziano Delrio told reporters after a cabinet meeting.
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After a few minutes, the family got back into the limo as the crowd could be heard chanting U.S.A. The bleachers along the parade route seemed to allow for plenty of elbow room for ticketed parade-watchers, while standing-room sections along Pennsylvania Ave.
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The driver has a history of traffic stops, the NYPD sources confirm: She was ticketed for allegedly driving through red lights four times within last two years and, during that same time period, was also cited four times for allegedly speeding through a school zone.
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During the pilot, Uber drivers were ticketed for not identifying their vehicles, driving cars that were too old, and accepting rides hailed off the street, while some were also found to have criminal records, said Mathieu Gaudreault, spokesman for Laurent Lessard, Quebec's minister for transportation.
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Zenner has been a healthy scratch in back-to-back weeks, but with Ameer Abdullah injured, it's possible he's in uniform Sunday against the Packers, and perhaps he takes over the burly back role if Dwayne Washington is ticketed for a more varied usage.
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On Friday, Ms. Harris spoke at a ticketed gala for members of her collegiate sorority, she hosted a kickoff rally in Oakland on Sunday afternoon and she is set to participate in a CNN-moderated town-hall-style meeting in Iowa on Monday night.
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Most of the ticketed events — including dinners at some of New York's best restaurants and talks with food experts — are sold out, but a free section of "The Park" at Bryant Park will feature the best of Smorgasburg, an outdoor bar and an artisanal marketplace.
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Other ticketed events include Handel's "Atalanta" from Nicholas McGegan and the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra; a So Percussion premiere of a new work by Vijay Iyer; piano recitals by Michael Brown and Marc-André Hamelin; and appearances by the Knights, the Brentano Quartet and Apollo's Fire.
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Filmmakers must submit their work ahead of time to the festival's panel of programmers for consideration, and if they're lucky, their film will be selected to play at the festival to press and industry as well as ticketed audience members (usually in separate screenings).
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For several years, I have been part of a free legal clinic for people living on the streets in Los Angeles whom police have ticketed for offenses related to their unhoused status — offenses such as sleeping on the beach or sitting on the sidewalk.
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Abner Gleason, George's driver, was ticketed by a bicycle patrolman in 1909 for speeding on Atlantic Avenue as he raced to beat the Long Island Rail Road train to the Nostrand Avenue station, where his passengers hoped to catch the train to Glen Cove, Long Island.
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In celebration of the upcoming 2019 SI Swimsuit issue, the magazine is hosting a two-day ticketed exhibition which will give fans the chance to experience the world of SI Swim like never before through an array of one-of-a-kind installations, photo experiences and more.
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Far-right politician Robert Menard was ticketed just about $2,000 for describing the number of Muslim children in a local school as "a problem" and tweeting about the "great replacement," a phrase used in France to convey the idea of a decline in the white Christian population.
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The driver has a history of traffic stops, an NYPD source said: She was ticketed for allegedly driving through red lights four times within the last two years and, during that same time period, was also cited four times for allegedly speeding through a school zone.
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As Jean Hastings Ardell writes in her book Breaking Into Baseball: Women and the National Pastime, Ladies' Day at the ballpark goes back to 22016, when the New York Gothams (later known as the Giants) allowed women into games for free if they came with a ticketed man.
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It's not clear how well the art will be received, or if the full-page ads will be allowed within the ticketed areas on the US Capitol for the inauguration itself (phone calls and emails to the District of Columbia city government weren't returned by time of publication).
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They have primarily done this by allowing the show to spill out over the boundaries of the ticketed exhibition space: There are works in the corridors, for instance, as well as on the terrace outside, and the café has been redesigned to resemble the Studio Olafur Eliasson kitchen.
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Due to security concerns, the District of Columbia's city government has provided a list of items that will be banned from the ticketed viewing areas on the US Capitol Grounds: there are obvious items such as explosives, firearms, knives, and other dangerous objects, but posters and signs will also be prohibited.
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The driver in the fatal crash has a history of traffic stops, an NYPD source says: She was ticketed for allegedly driving through red lights four times within the last two years and, during that same time period, was also cited four times for allegedly speeding through a school zone.
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The museum&aposs curators say the institution — ticketed as the only natural history research center in the Middle East — aims to raise public awareness about the natural world and environment by highlighting both the country&aposs ecological diversity at the crossroads of three continents, and the devastation wrought by modern development.
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On Tuesday, Yankees and Mets players learned that the New York City Council had passed legislation by a 44-3 vote to prohibit the use of all tobacco products, including the smokeless tobacco popular among players, at all ticketed sporting sites in the city, including Yankee Stadium and Citi Field.
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Held at the Freehand Hotel in Manhattan and ticketed via Resy, the series entails a one-night-only visit from a buzzy chef like Nina Compton (of Bywater American Bistro in New Orleans), Asaf Doktor (of Dok in Tel Aviv) and Omar Koreitem and Moko Hirayama (of Mokonuts in Paris).
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The National Park Service has revised its policy due to the rain forecast, and will allow small, collapsible "Totes" style umbrellas for the parade route and on the National Mall, but umbrellas are still prohibited for all ticketed areas on Capitol grounds (along with a bunch of other items you can see here).
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For customers ticketed to or from Brussels through March 31, the airline will waive change fees and any differences in fare for travel rebooked to the city through April 12; these customers can also rebook their existing Brussels itineraries to arrive in or depart from Amsterdam, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, London, Luxembourg or Paris.
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The Super Bowl happened, a football team beat another team and their owner took home a trophy that people lined up to get their picture taken with, in an NFL- and VISA-sponsored ticketed event at a trade show hall where you could also stand in line to reenact a Doritos commercial.
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In the last two years, Dahlia buses have been ticketed for speeding at least four times, including two instances when one of its buses was exceeding the speed limit by at least 15 miles per hour, according to federal records, which also ranks Dahlia in the bottom 20 percent on unsafe driving.
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Ticketed activities attract about 303 million visitors a year and cover classical, pop, world music and jazz concerts; museum visits and exhibitions (such as the 230 David Bowie exhibition and another dedicated to Chagall and Music in 260-221); music-education workshops for school groups and young families; and conferences and talks.
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This year, there are a sleigh-load of new foods that are exclusive to the holidays, and some that are even more exclusive, only being offered during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, which is a special ticketed event that takes place during certain evenings at the Magic Kingdom for an additional fee.
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Entrance to the fair is free Friday through Sunday, however a ticketed opening night celebration on Thursday offers an early chance to peruse the assembled vendors, a limited edition embroidered patch by Jeffrey Cheung, and live performances from Asmara, experimental pop outfit Eartheater, and drone and improv artist Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe.
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Tynes said her schedule, as a novelist and mother of three young children with a day job, meant that she often did not get a chance to eat before work and commuted on an empty stomach for fear of being ticketed by a Metro employee for eating on the train, according to the lawsuit.
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All very entertaining, yes, quite right, but for plenty of attendees, one of the highlights of the event every year is quite easily the food, much of it only available during the special ticketed event, and all of it scattered around the park for you to chase after, like you're on some delicious scavenger hunt.
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Jones admitted to violating his probation (which the fighter was sentenced to last September after a hit-and-run incident involving a pregnant woman and a stack of cash) when he was ticketed last week for drag racing and exhibition driving, among other charges, during this morning's hearing in New Mexico's Second Judicial District Court.
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It's becoming a serious competitor to YouTube for video viewing, it's building ways to attract users in the developing world, it's giving every more ways to share than just the News Feed, it's solidifying itself as the way to invite people to birthday parties and big ticketed events, and businesses are using it to host communication with customers.
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But once researchers added controls (such as gender, age, income, speed, previous tickets, and vehicle type) the difference shrunk to a small, but still statistically significant, disparity: Black drivers were at least 2 percentage points less likely to be ticketed for driving 9 mph above the speed limit, while Hispanic drivers were about 1.4 percentage point less likely.
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Highlights from this year's fair include: Hours and Location Preview Thursday, September 20, 6–11 pm (ticketed) Friday, September 21, 1–7 pm Saturday, September 22, 11–9 pm Sunday, September 23, 11–7 pm MoMA PS1 is located at 22-25 Jackson Avenue on 46th Avenue, Long Island City, NY. For more information, visit nyartbookfair.com
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When my laptop and 35-millimeter camera were flagged during a plane change in Doha recently, I was forced to turn them over to a patient Qatar Airways employee who wrapped them in plastic, packaged them in a cardboard box, bagged the box in a strong plastic bag with a tamper-proof seal and ticketed it as checked baggage.
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They still have more than enough shooting and off-the-bounce creativity to make Mike D'Antoni's offense hum at peak efficiency, and they can divide the minutes that used to be ticketed for Anderson between Anthony, who has a more diverse offensive skill set, and P.J. Tucker, who is still a good shooter but also a considerably better defender than Anderson.
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There's also the NFL Experience, which is a ticketed event ($35 for adults; $25 for kids 12 and under) held inside the George R. Brown Convention Center with a schedule that includes interactive games, youth football clinics, autograph sessions and a merchandise-filled NFL Shop where you can spend all that money you didn't spend on a seat inside the stadium.
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For all its immersive pleasures (and terrors), The Lust Experience alternate reality game represents an enormous investment of time and attention into something that is ultimately word-of-mouth marketing for the ticketed events — though the creative team is quick to point out that the immersive theater shows are also designed as stand-alone experiences that can be enjoyed by anyone.
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Confronting the reality "Making a Murderer" is forcing us to confront those disparate views anew, as well as encouraging us to better understand that the people who are ticketed or jailed and imprisoned more, and more harshly, than the rest of us aren't necessarily more deserving of punishment than those of us who have skated by dent of birth, happenstance or policy design.
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Here are just a few of the highlights that caught our eye as we browsed the full schedule of signings, launches, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and more… * * * The ticketed opening night event on Thursday night at 13 pm is a chance to explore the fair first, as well as see live performances from Afuma, Hairbone, and 2 Bridges DJs, presented by Blank Forms.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE on Saturday evening appears at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., for a ticketed conversation to sell her memoir, "Becoming," released this week. Hill.
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Highlights in the roster of events include a ticketed dinner with former flight director Gene Kranz (who was portrayed by Ed Harris in "Apollo 13") on Friday, July 19; a festival on July 523 with live music, STEM activities for children and a New Year's Eve-style countdown to Neil Armstrong's first steps on the moon; and a 1960s-themed Splashdown party on July 24th.
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The driver, a native of Honduras named Roberto Galo, had just been stopped by police and ticketed for driving down a one-way street in the wrong direction without a license or insurance and released before he struck Drew at a low speed but then accelerated driving over his body, backed up over him and then went forward again in an attempt to flee the scene.
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To celebrate the airport and its amenities, at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new terminal, Kevin Dolliole, the airport's director of aviation, announced that New Orleans will be the third airport in the country (after Pittsburgh International and Tampa International Airports) to have a permanent gate-pass program allowing non-ticketed passengers into the terminal to shop, dine and accompany friends and family members to their gates.
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There is a free Schastey concert titled "Tangos and Rags in the Salon" on February 26 with pianist Joshua Rifkin, then ticketed performances on March 4 with "Songs and Stories from the American Parlor" — focused on influential African-American composers like Jelly Roll Morton and Blind Tom — and, on April 6, "A Bird in a Gilded Cage," with mezzo-soprano Naomi O'Connell and featuring operettas and other Gilded Age hits.
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Of the dozen ticketed productions, the three biggest will be Vern Thiessen's "Of Human Bondage," based on the novel by W. Somerset Maugham; "Spoon River," a musical adapted from Edgar Lee Masters's "Spoon River Anthology," by Mike Ross and Mr. Schultz, and composed by Mr. Ross; and Ins Choi's "Kim's Convenience," a comedy set in a Korean-Canadian mom-and-pop shop that spawned a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation sitcom of the same name, now going into its second season.
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But the court's decision is expected to reach 30 other coastal towns in the French Riviera that have adopted similar bans on the modest garment, per the AP. (The ban in Cannes, which was put in place at the end of July, is set to lift on August 31, CNN reported.) Women who have been ticketed for wearing burkinis on the beach will be able to contest the charges, according to one of the human rights lawyers that argued against the widely criticized decree.
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