Touristy areas and train stations are where known thieves go.
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Apparently, it's illegal to sell food inside train stations. 1/?
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He has staged operas in train stations and on highways.
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Police officers, for instance, will begin appearing in train stations.
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Some of Rome's newest train stations will double as museums.
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It was difficult to access airports and train stations as well.
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The new train stations at both ends are big and beautiful.
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In some cities, cameras scan train stations for the most wanted.
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Amtrak stresses how train stations are more centrally located than airports.
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That said, this problem exists at train stations around the world.
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He knew the streets, train stations, leaders scattered throughout the chapters.
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They can walk to either of the village's two train stations.
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It also has ATMs at some airports, train stations and sports arenas.
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You'd have to have real borders introduced in train stations, for starters.
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As for train stations, I can't say they are so suitcase-friendly.
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"See, I feel like train stations wouldn't be that clean," she said.
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Fire alarms rang out from buildings and train stations across the city.
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Security is less invasive; many train stations don't even have metal detectors.
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Read more:Abandoned train stations around the world that will give you the chills7 awe-inspiring train stations across AmericaVintage photos show how glamorous train travel used to be21 photos that show what commuting looks like around the world
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Newspapers handed out extra editions about the executions to crowds at train stations.
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The weather also caused lots of travel delays at airports and train stations.
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At first, there were joyful images of Austrians meeting refugees in train stations.
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"I like oatmeal, train stations, night-time and chamomile tea," one poster read.
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Neither will be allowed to go near airports, bus stations and train stations.
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Raised on the train stations of the northeast, I expected something as grand.
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Those buses have their own lanes, they have stations that resemble train stations.
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Belgian officials also stopped service at two of Brussels' other main train stations.
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Every day, people without a roof are sleeping on the ground in train stations.
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Train stations, government departments, and Fortune 500 companies were hit by the surprise attack.
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Police asked the public to remain vigilant, particularly in airports and at train stations.
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The attack happened between Ochsenfurt and Wuerzburg-Heidingsfeld train stations at around 9 p.m.
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This startup makes health kiosks for India, meant to be installed in train stations.
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Train stations were built into the basements of buildings and smelled damp and murky.
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You'd save hours packing and getting between train stations, bus stations, airports, and hotels.
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In fact, the number of seemingly abandoned buildings around train stations was eye-opening.
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His train stations were converted into refugee shelters and aid distribution centers for weeks.
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It has two train stations, one hospital, one TV station and one radio station.
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Barbara Kruger's bold lettering has adorned buses, warehouses, magazine covers, albums and train stations.
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Checkpoints will be installed on motorways, toll booths, and at airports and train stations.
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Travel centers such as airports, train stations, and the subway are vectors for disease.
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As it zooms through Maasai Mara heartland, more spaceship-like train stations dot the landscape.
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These teams are uniformed patrols of busy transportation hubs such as airports and train stations.
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A few Seoulites have been sleeping at train stations, in the hope of nabbing one.
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You know, the kind you still see on transit buses and in cool train stations.
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Pulse Active Stations Network: Health kiosks for India, meant to be installed in train stations.
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But at train stations, hundreds of passengers were left stranded after commuter lines stopped working.
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At one stage police stormed some underground train stations, firing tear gas and arresting protesters.
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Early voting is available via mail, local council offices, airports, train stations and other venues.
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Checkpoints on motorways, toll booths, train stations, and airports are also expected to be introduced.
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Often that involves camping for months near bus stops, truck stops, train stations or seaports.
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Paris prides itself on its century-old monuments, among them, its soaring, historic train stations.
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Police closed entry points into the city and have been patrolling the city's train stations.
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And it applies to train stations, ferry terminals and cargo facilities in addition to airports.
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Many of the main train stations, which usually see big crowds early morning, were empty.
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The money went to a good cause: a charity that helps people at train stations.
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In neighborhoods where new train stations are built, new jobs, housing and development could follow.
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Parking at many train stations is limited to residents, and available parking is prohibitively expensive.
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The battery-dispensing machines are located in train stations, airports, hotels and other high-traffic areas.
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The machines work like traditional split-flap displays like you see in airports and train stations.
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Gas stations will now appear more prominently during navigation, as will train stations on transit maps.
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Train stations are expanding pedestrian zones on their perimeters to further cushion passengers from vehicular threats.
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The ad company said it will make "substantial investments," in particular in digitalization in train stations.
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It pointed me in the right direction as I traversed through the labyrinthine underground train stations.
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Hitachi Rail is developing technology that may remove the need for ticket barriers at train stations.
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In one speech, he spoke derisively of passing by "people who are nothing" in train stations.
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The lockdown in Lombardy, announced late Friday, has closed schools, businesses, and bus and train stations.
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Train stations block people from entering cities if they cannot prove they live or work there.
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With no international airports or large train stations, it&aposs not an easy place to reach.
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Two major Japanese newspapers issued extra editions about the executions and handed them out at train stations.
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There's also a long, padded strap that will make darting through airports and train stations significantly easier.
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Could it mean we might hear go-go's distinct conga drumbeats at district airports and train stations?
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Herrmann told reporters later on Friday that the police presence at the train stations had been reduced.
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Eventually, the startup wants to be able to sell charging pads to train stations, airports and bars.
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Keep an eye out for muggers and pickpockets working the streets, restaurants, and bus and train stations.
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Cooperating more effectively on counterterrorism while tightening security at airports and train stations would be a start.
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The train stations and main avenues were almost deserted, while some police cars patrolled the city center.
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Train stations blocked people from entering cities if they could not prove they lived or worked there.
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Other train stations, which are typically bustling, were empty, too, except for paramilitary police guarding the entrance.
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He's produced a headphone opera, set among commuters passing through one of the country's busiest train stations.
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A Starbucks located in Raffles Place, one of Singapore's busiest underground train stations has no formal doors.
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Google is working on introducing free, high-speed Wi-Fi at 400 train stations across the country.
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With no major international airports, ports, or large train stations, it is also difficult to get to.
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Sidewalks, movie theaters, train stations—if he was standing somewhere, unnecessary bloodshed was always on the table.
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She's also stopped for impromptu chats with reporters at airports and train stations while criss-crossing the country.
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If you're anything like me, there's always the danger that you'll lose signal in between certain train stations.
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Eggs have been a motif on Mr. Theroux's many travels, hawked outside train stations from Tanzania to Siberia.
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Train stations are liminal spaces, places that serve as a transition between what was and what comes next.
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Since enacting they measure, they have vandalized multiple train stations, set fire to entrances and smashed ticketing facilities.
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Elior provides food for schools, businesses and hospitals as well as airports, train stations and highway service centres.
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When it's not your dad's computer, but hospitals and train stations that are hit, it definitely feels worse.
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Transit has also been enhanced to include bus and train stations nearby and give real-time schedule options.
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Tuesday's march cut across the capital and caused a temporary shutdown of certain transport tunnels and train stations.
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The judge at the fitness hearing ordered Hartman to stay away from airports and bus or train stations.
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Tokyo, after all, is threaded with vast networks of underground retail concourses beneath train stations or office towers.
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The gallery announcement for "French Bashing" calls these photographs "dystopian" images—of dreary buildings, roads, train stations, etc.
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PARIS — The soaring 19th century train stations that grace French cities are an iconic image of the nation.
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I can sit on it in train stations, drag it over cobblestones and check it whenever I want.
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For seven months in 1961, hundreds of black and white volunteers descended on Southern bus and train stations.
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New Jersey Transit said additional buses it ran from train stations to Manhattan carried more than 3,400 passengers.
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Footage has showed armed guards patrolling train stations, and the once-bustling city turned into a ghost town.
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The German government, for example, is considering introducing automatic face recognition at 134 train stations and 14 airports.
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If proven successful, it will also be rolled out in places like sports stadiums, train stations and malls.
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Officials have cordoned off the popular area, while nearby stores and train stations have been ordered to close.
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If there are ever delays, train stations, social media and TV news are quick to share the information.
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But it often takes longer to get to train stations within cities than to travel by train between cities.
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Photo:APChinese police have begun using glasses equipped with facial recognition-enabled cameras to spot fugitives traveling through train stations.
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That meant finding my way to five separate train stations and taking out the officer stationed at each one.
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At her urging, she said, a development company, L&M, met with city officials about building near train stations.
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That's still an impressive jump over the 4G speeds I've witnessed in busy spots like London's many train stations.
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Several office buildings and embassies in downtown Jakarta were closed on Wednesday, as were train stations in the area.
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At the moment, internet access is limited to train stations, with access points not being mounted on trains themselves.
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The ransomware campaign has spread to at least 150 countries, crippling the British health system and Germany's train stations.
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There are also 575 common shelters around Singapore, usually in public areas underground train stations, schools, and community centers.
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To set Wi-Fi connections in 400 train stations, Google plans to use Railtel's 45,000-km fibre optic network.
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"A crisis unit was immediately created in the train stations of Yaounde and Douala," Camrail's Hamadou Sali told reporters.
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Additionally, she proposed they will be prohibited from being near airports and train stations, and will have evening curfews.
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Twenty train stations have been built across North Korea just for the leader's personal use, according to the report.
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So the company is continuing to offer two morning bus routes from outside the Chatham and Madison train stations.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Hong Kong's subway operator says it will crack down on violence at its train stations.
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The singer would often spend nights sleeping in the London Underground train stations or on top of heating vents.
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Chinese people often report that they're comfortable with government surveillance, and train stations are known to be closely watched.
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More Affordable Housing Still, the bulk of new building farthest from train stations is geared toward more affordable projects.
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"Elizabeth Warren runs through airports and runs through train stations — she's a woman on a mission," Ms. Haaland said.
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About 60 million people are under various travel restrictions, as roads are blocked, train stations closed and flights canceled.
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Now the city of Huanggang has joined the quarantine, and the city of Ezhou is closing its train stations.
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And the city of Ezhou, which is also nearby, announced that it is closing its train stations, Reuters reported.
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The national railway company has warned travelers to stay away from train stations today to prevent overcrowding on platforms.
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Twice a week, she meets other Witnesses, and they all go around town to hand out information at train stations.
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People were scaling buildings, dancing in the middle of the road and, for some reason, punching suitcases in train stations.
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The area remained cordoned off and patrolled by armed police and counter-terrorism officers on Sunday, with train stations closed.
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The initial launch will focus on universities, though Bohnert said additional bikes will eventually be deployed near MRT train stations.
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These include the introduction of bar-coded tickets and scanners, as well as 1,700 automatic ticketing machines at train stations.
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Members of a local political party have clashed with vendors outside train stations, saying they pose a risk to commuters.
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Most of his videos, which he's graciously put on YouTube, are simple walking shots of train stations or city streets.
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As part of the overhaul, 20193 uniformed officers were dispatched to buses and train stations where fare evasion was common.
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The more people who choose rail, the more consumers who might shop at the malls erected around large train stations.
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Capturing interactions between people outside three adjacent train stations, Vokzal links the actions of individuals to signs of social breakdown.
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An inside glimpse from Paul Mozur of the NYT: In some cities, cameras scan train stations for China's most wanted.
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They resided in government centers and local parishes, but many also loitered at train stations or outside supermarkets and bars.
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It is among several security robots that have shown up at train stations and airports around China in recent months.
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Transit, by Train To get to Ribera del Duero you'll likely go through Madrid, which has two major train stations.
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Both Valby and Enghve S-train stations will leave you around a 10-minute trot from an ice cold drink.
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Some ride to the office in a shared shuttle bus, which picks them up at train stations near the warehouses.
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When planning a visit to a city, consider following the airports, train stations, bus lines, tourism boards and embassies there.
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And more train stations were attacked — including setting fires, damaging sprinkler systems and attacking CCTV cameras, the MTR corporation said.
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It plans to get 100 of the country's busiest train stations online in 2016, and 300 in its second phase.
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The nearest to the Insider newsroom was at Liverpool Street Station, one of the busiest train stations in the UK.
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While in Japan, the man said, he wore a mask most of the time but couldn't avoid crowded train stations.
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France's national postal service, La Poste, has hundreds of parcel lockers set up in train stations and other public places.
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" She writes poems "in the middle of children, crowds at train stations, airports, motels, bus depots, in offices and schoolyards.
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Aerial footage on NHK showed hundreds of people waiting outside train stations, with several major commuter lines closed since Sunday.
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From train stations and concert halls to sport stadiums and airports, facial recognition is slowly becoming the norm in public spaces.
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Many Chinese, though, still look to escape the holiday rush that can see huge crowds at train stations and tourism hotspots.
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Were it not for the posters, the odd noisy campaign van and occasional rallies outside train stations, few people would notice.
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Trains and train stations have been common targets for terrorist attacks in Russia and throughout much of Europe, analysts point out.
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I have Lyft credit from work that covers my rides as long as they're within certain zones (near bus/train stations).
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A place that is "shoot-up-able," according to Jerrod, is a crowded place with little security: malls, concerts, train stations.
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I'd read about evacuation in books on World War II, grim stories of sick, starving children getting lost in train stations.
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All along their journey — in train stations, outside shops, and steps from the Skripals' home — the agents were captured on CCTV.
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He'll also have to stay away from airports, train stations, and other "transportation facilities" except for approved travel, per Jackson's order.
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When subway, train stations, and airports get crammed full of people, it's impossible to hear loudspeaker announcements over all the noise.
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At Euston, one of London's busiest train stations, people were seen on clips on social media running out of the building.
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It used to be in the shadows: under the train stations, or in dark alleys, and in sort of suspect neighborhoods.
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The anonymous phone calls have caused huge disruption at shopping centers, train stations and public buildings across Russia since last month.
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Over 100km of bike-only highways into the city will be built, and secure bicycle storage set up at train stations.
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Passengers can also enjoy free WiFi and can pay extra for access to an exclusive lounge at some Italian train stations.
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Thanksgiving in Canada has never reached the status of its American counterpart — airports and train stations won't be jammed this weekend.
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There was also the AI-2000-Xiao An robot, a blue-eyed police automaton for use at train stations and airports.
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First, show up for your trip at the right train station since many cities around the world have multiple train stations.
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Some of the differences were obvious, like eastern European train stations usually seeming less busy, and things generally being less expensive.
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It's boring in a lonely way, the kind of boring that makes you think of rural train stations or November afternoons.
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The cross-border Back on Track group has been lobbying both operators and governments while also organizing protests inside train stations.
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It would essentially make it much easier to build thousands of new midrise housing units near bus stops and train stations.
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Here East (originally called iCity) is a short walk from several train stations including Hackney Wick, Stratford International, and Stratford Underground.
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Public airports and train stations are still in operation, but only those who have been cleared by police may use them.
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Just before midnight on Thursday, the city of Huanggang went into lockdown as well, as authorities closed subway and train stations.
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The company aims to reach 10 million people by enabling Wi-Fi in 100 train stations in the first phase itself.
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And there's something about the places of travel — airports, ferry terminals, train stations, hotels — that magnify feelings of panic and sadness.
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He region wants to make train stations, schools and office zones easily reachable by bike through a network of bike lanes.
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Cologne police say the men were detained at two main train stations so that officers could question them and check their identities.
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He also called this week for greater urgency in re-developing train stations and in finding ways to generate non-fare revenues.
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Protests against the increasing train fares in the U.K. are due to be held at more than 100 train stations on Tuesday.
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Crowds of people crushed the airport and train stations to get out before the deadline fell on the morning of Jan. 23.
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Union workers halted their work at oil refineries across the country, as well as at nuclear power plants, train stations and airports.
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In a concept design, Hyperloop showed a circular station that it said would be much smaller and efficient that current train stations.
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Police forces in China deployed similar tech last year, using the hardware at train stations to pick out suspects in a crowd.
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But last night, groups of masked men attacked people at train stations and on trains in an area north of the city.
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Initially, the partnership aims to provide access points at 100 train stations across India, with plans to grow to 400 stations nationwide.
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However, the number of those who lived on the street and in other public places, like train stations, rose by 48 percent.
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Equally difficult is meaningfully improving the security of soft targets, such as the public areas of airports, train stations and busy streets.
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Over the next six months, the kiosks will be installed around India's train stations, because most child trafficking takes place by train.
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The LA District Attorney&aposs office recently warned about possible malware at charging stations in airports and train stations this holiday season.
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Dining | Westchester Westchester County has some evocative old train stations, and the 19th-century brick beauty in Mamaroneck is among the loveliest.
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Manafort can't go near any airports, train stations or bus stations unless he gets approval for travel from the judge in advance.
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The worst manners would be found anyplace where there are a lot of transients: train stations, Las Vegas, a co-working space?
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It describes the dislocation brought on by World War II: men and women leaving their homes and drifting into packed train stations.
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Many residents opt to drive to the train stations in Wantagh, Bethpage, Seaford or Merrick, where parking is usually easier and cheaper.
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Police and military patrols in urban areas have become routine, especially in crowded shopping areas and at sensitive sites like train stations.
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The authorities, long criticized as complacent about the extreme right, promised an increased police presence at mosques, airports, train stations and borders.
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In recent days, authorities have stationed personnel at airports and train stations across the region to scrutinize people who have visited Wuhan.
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In addition to a new tunnel, Gateway includes new bridges, track and upgrades to train stations in Newark, New Jersey, and Manhattan.
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At recent checks at Beijing bus and train stations, and the heavily guarded Tiananmen square area, there were no signs of the devices.
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Last month, German authorities stepped up security measures at airports, train stations and the country's borders with Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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In shopping malls, cinemas and train stations across the capital, Bangkok, videos show visitors how to look out for signs of human trafficking.
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Train stations feeding the airport, as well as roads to it, were largely clear, with a light police presence along some access routes.
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LONDON — An exhibition is replacing advertisements at shopping centres, train stations and high streets with stunning portraits of members of the British public.
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"We decided then that we'd have a maximum visible presence of police in the places, like train stations, where migrants were," he said.
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This measure would help to prevent them skimming off clients at airports and train stations from hail-down regular taxis, he told them.
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Police in New York will visibly increase their presence at airports and train stations after Tuesday's bombings in Brussels, authorities told NBC News.
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Reaching the mark of 1.5 million users is in keeping with Google's larger aim of reaching 10 million Indians at 453 train stations.
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Equally difficult is meaningfully to improve the security of soft targets, such as the public areas of airports, train stations and busy streets.
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The project has taken years longer than expected to complete, making it one of the most expensive and delayed train stations ever built.
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Purchases by people travelling through airports or train stations pushed sales at Furla's 223 travel retail boutiques up 38 percent in the period.
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Germans, who arrived in droves at train stations and bus stops to welcome the migrants arriving last year, have since grown increasingly fearful.
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For instance, Sudanese migrants are increasingly visible in Brussels near train stations, in public squares and parks, and sometimes sleeping in the streets.
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At some train stations, a cold bench would be a prize, but not in Union Station, which reveals the romanticism of rail travel.
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Besides large police forces, ShotSpotter sells an outdoor and indoor gunfire detection system available to college campuses, airports, train stations and other locations.
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And when city parks and train stations become gathering places for migrants and, coincidentally or not, crime hot spots, people feel less safe.
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The police, meanwhile, came under fire for stationing teams outside multiple high schools throughout the city, checking students' school bags in train stations.
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Milan's Corriere della Sera newspaper reported that under the decree, deliveries of goods will continue, and airports and train stations will be open.
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Sudanese migrants like Mr. Khater are increasingly visible in Brussels, around train stations, in public squares and parks, sometimes sleeping in the streets.
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Ms. Grinberg said a friend of her father's drove them the rest of the way to avoid police officers at the train stations.
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It has also added more infrared thermometers at Wuhan airport and train stations in a bid to stop the spread of the disease.
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For the first year we barely saw each other, except for occasional, brief and excited conversations at train stations when our paths crossed.
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Neighboring Wood-Ridge has two train stations, on the Pascack Valley Line (Wood-Ridge) and the Bergen County Line (Wesmont), both with parking.
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In such a large country, with a population greater than 1 billion, the celebration is an annual headache for airports and train stations.
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I imagine people in airports, train stations, shopping malls, stadiums and subway trains jostling, elbow to elbow, for an extra inch of space.
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Heavy rain events and storms routinely cause serious flooding here, only now the water buries streets, clogs sewers, damages homes, and fills train stations.
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Out-of-home advertising includes advertising on billboards, at bus shelters, train stations, trains, taxis, buses, leisure centers, public toilets, shopping malls and supermarkets.
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Like, I could see putting them in airports or train stations or in Times Square, but you can only use it to fight terrorism.
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It is also setting up thousands of lockers at places like train stations where deliverymen can leave parcels if no one is at home.
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Hubei, the province hit hardest by the outbreak, remains in virtual lockdown, with its train stations and airports shut and its roads sealed off.
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Building Blocks UNITED NATIONS — In New York, "temporary" train stations, "temporary" art installations and "temporary" sidewalk sheds can endure for a decade or more.
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The city's MTR subway network suspended all of its operations after demonstrators vandalized multiple train stations, setting fire to entrances and smashing ticketing facilities.
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That's what frequently happened to Scott Stonham of Berkshire, England every time he approached one of the busy train stations on his daily commute.
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Germany stepped up security measures at airports, train stations and the borders with Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Luxembourg after the explosions in Brussels.
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Last fall, new migrants brought mostly by a surge in refugees from Syria were welcomed by applauding groups in train stations across the country.
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As long as localities can't or won't build dense housing near train stations and bus stops, transit investments won't pay off like they could.
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To enforce the movement ban, military police, railway police, and health workers are carrying out checks on transportation sites like highways and train stations.
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ICE would then transport people to points of departure, such as bus stations, train stations, and airports, and even offer food for the journey.
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It would allow them for up to 12 hours within a 14-mile perimeter around international airports, ports and train stations with international service.
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Across the country, workers in train stations and outside residential buildings record people's names, national ID numbers, contact information and details about recent travel.
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Provincial capital Wuhan city, the epicentre of the outbreak, and Huanggang city have been locked down while Ezhou city has shut its train stations.
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Provincial capital Wuhan city, the epicenter of the outbreak, and Huanggang city have been locked down while Ezhou city has shut its train stations.
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The city is making passengers from Wuhan fill in health declaration forms and undergo temperature checks at train stations and Hong Kong International Airport.
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There were yellow city buses to ferry passengers to airports and train stations, but their drivers were blocked off by plastic sheeting and tape.
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A spate of anonymous phone calls have caused disruption at shopping centers, train stations and public buildings across Russia in the past two months.
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MUNICH — In the summer of 2015, the world watched in astonishment as Germans cheered crowds of refugees streaming into train stations throughout the country.
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Each installment, the city's ever-resourceful underground infiltrates a different, brutalist relic of the country's socialist past—abandoned train stations, nuclear bunkers, industrial warehouses.
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Wi-Fi is finally arriving at all the train stations of New York City and so is another basic necessity of communication — cell phone service.
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Starting today, the company is setting up physical kiosks, initially in train stations, to sell passers-by a rotating range of items at discounted prices.
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Train stations feeding the airport, as well as roads to it, were largely clear early on, with a light police presence along some access routes.
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From shop windows and office blocks to train stations and public squares, it often seems that little has been renovated, rebuilt or replaced for decades.
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Hundreds of taxi drivers also blocked traffic around airports and train stations in Lille and Toulouse on Tuesday, and they paralyzed traffic in central Marseille.
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In 2015, Merkel opened the doors to Germany as refugees from Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East swamped Mediterranean ports and European train stations.
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The European aerospace company said it is designed to carry up to four passengers over congested areas to destinations such as airports or train stations.
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Concert venues, bars, restaurants, and now train stations and airports—these attacks help create an atmosphere of fear, but we have to keep on going.
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According to the South China Morning Post, begpackers were all over the city three years ago, including outside train stations, on footbridges, and on sidewalks.
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So is "Going Home," the 1989 Kenny G song that is widely played in Chinese shopping malls, schools and train stations as they close down.
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The head of the SNCF said that he hoped authorities in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany would also equip their train stations with security gates.
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Commuters can also drive to train stations in neighboring Denville or Morris Plains, which have New Jersey Transit rail service to New York Penn Station.
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The middle of the country has a tortured romance with its train stations, often grandiose structures that shaped local history but stopped serving a purpose.
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Several subway and train stations were kept open Sunday night to provide temporary refuge to homeless people, and 1,000 blankets were distributed, Mr. Bergamo said.
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"Do-nothings," he called critics in one recent speech; "people who are nothing," he said in another, referring to those "one passes" in train stations.
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China is checking the temperature of all passengers taking off from Wuhan temperatures — doing so in bus terminals and train stations as well as airports.
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As the typhoon bore down on Saturday with heavy rain and strong winds, the usually crowded train stations and bustling streets of Tokyo were deserted.
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After a long absence, trash and recycle bins have made a slow return to Japan's train stations, parks and other public spaces in recent years.
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In addition to a new tunnel, the overall Gateway project includes new bridges, track and upgrades to train stations in Newark, New Jersey, and Manhattan.
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Cuomo announced that residents could expect to see an increased security presence at high-profile areas such as airports and train stations after the attack.
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And they overcame the distribution problem by making books available almost everywhere, including in department stores and gas stations and at newsstands and train stations.
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Facial recognition has been deployed in public bathrooms to dispense toilet paper, in train stations to apprehend criminals and in housing complexes to open doors.
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Many train stations in the region double as shelters, and most large buildings have underground parking garages where people fleeing artillery attacks can seek cover.
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Some subway service resumed in the afternoon, but train stations remained crowded with passengers waiting for trains to restart, many of them sitting on the floor.
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If you spotted dozens of people silently congregating in parks and train stations over the weekend, they were probably just busy trying to catch a Pidgeotto.
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Yudetaro now fries its tempura to order at its standing stalls, often in train stations; at outlets, it has replaced bar counters with tables and seats.
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The city's Mass Transit Railway (MTR) network suspended all of its operations after demonstrators vandalized multiple train stations, setting fire to entrances and smashing ticketing facilities.
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Google has also partnered with Indian Railways to set up Wi-Fi services at 100 major train stations across the country by the end of 2016.
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For two hours each day, the group of men carry "safety escort" signs and walk commuters to their vehicles in parking lots near the train stations.
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The program called for more patrols at train stations, cracking down on the flow of immigrants from Central America and forcing smugglers to find new routes.
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This means the same type of security generally afforded to international passengers in airports must be implemented at the entrances to train stations and bus stations.
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Targeting commuter trips, Antwerp has expanded bicycle parking at train stations and is working to expand a network of cycle highways connecting to the wider region.
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The Melbourne service will cover CBD train stations, Bourke St Mall, Queen Victoria Market, and the South Wharf Promenade at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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Japan offers some services for the physically disabled, including elevators in train stations and chirping sounds at crosswalks and the bottom of stairs for the blind.
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Checks at train stations have been intensified and officials from Jaipur have traveled to villages in Bihar to check child trafficking at both source and destination.
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The frontier between Italy and France, where the police now intermittently patrol key tollgates and train stations, demonstrates in many ways how those policies keep failing.
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Terrorists, determined to kill in quantity and willing to kill indiscriminately, have attacked concert halls, sports arenas, train stations, restaurants, nightclubs, busy streets — anywhere people gather.
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Consider Boxcar, which started last April as an app for commuters to rent daily parking spots near New Jersey train stations, paying around $6.50 a day.
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As well as announcing the deployment of undercover "train marshals," Pepy also unveiled a series of beefed-up security measures on trains and in train stations.
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As travelers flood the nation's airports and train stations, 183,000 T.S.A. agents will keep working, as will air traffic controllers and aviation and railroad safety inspectors.
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The Times sent dozens of photographers out to capture images of once-bustling public plazas, train stations and tourist meccas around the world, now virtually abandoned.
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Checkpoints to screen people for fevers have popped up at tollbooths, at the front gates of apartment complexes and in hotels, grocery stores and train stations.
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Nevertheless, Japan is trying to make big-spending Chinese tourists feel welcome, erecting signs in Mandarin in Tokyo and broadcasting announcements in Chinese at train stations.
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This includes Germany's plan to place AI-enhanced surveillance cameras at train stations and other public locations, as well as similar initiatives in Spain and France.
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The other major airports that serve New York City — Kennedy International and Newark Liberty International — have AirTrains that connect their terminals to subway or train stations.
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Government officials said in a statement that the city's subway and train stations will close, per a report in the People's Daily, a state-run newspaper.
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Navigating airports and train stations, packing and unpacking, and keeping track of your belongings, especially on a longer trip, are much more manageable with less luggage.
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One of the most popular tourist sites is Grand Central Terminal, a stunning, historic landmark and one of the most famous train stations in the world.
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For a Westerner in China, it can be very overwhelming to go to places like train stations, the subway during rush hour, or major historical sites.
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Instead of lurking in malls, train stations, homeless shelters and brothels to find vulnerable people, traffickers have a plethora of digital tools to target potential victims.
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Bates will live in Richmond, Virginia, under a nightly curfew, will wear a GPS monitor and won't be allowed near airports, train stations and bus stations.
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While last year transit stops such as bus stops and train stations were the number one drop-off category, airports took the top spot this year.
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Location data from transit hubs, such as devices here passing through one of the city's two main train stations, has been used to study traffic patterns.
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Without extra funding and staffing ahead of the March 29 deadline, they say, the ports, train stations and tunnel linking Britain and France will face mayhem.
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The draw is pretty obvious: Travel bans empty the throughways, shuttered train stations present unfettered paths, and the heavy snow creates a mask to hide behind.
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In another experiment, I sent Spanish speakers to randomly selected train stations in towns around Boston to simply catch the train and ride like any other passenger.
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Singapore has also built an extensive network of connected parks, that could help last-mile riders get from train stations to the office, away from congested roads.
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There's no denying the power of people-watching at train stations, especially when hellos and goodbyes offer a genuine window into the lives of those around you.
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Eventually, Uber hopes to begin offering multimodal options, assuming the company can convince customers to take more Uber trips to and from bus stops or train stations.
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These sprawling locations, situated often in town outskirts among other large stores with huge parking lots, are a far cry from little kiosks in crowded train stations.
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He won't be allowed to travel abroad, and he'll be required to stay away from "transportation facilities," such as airports and train stations, except for approved travel.
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Human faces and dancing animals add a splash of color to the Ukrainian city's railyards and train stations, making a statement that is both beautiful and political.
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Selfie sticks have been banned at some train stations in Japan, amid fears that they could cause people to lose their balance and fall onto the tracks.
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These "VIPR" teams sweep transit hubs, often using bomb-sniffing dogs, and are designed to serve as a visible security presence around airports, train stations and ports.
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All public events were cancelled and train stations were closed there yesterday after a terrorist attack killed at least 13 people and injured more than 100 others.
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He added that Voi has been working with German rail network operator Deutsche Bahn to let users drop the scooters off at designated areas by train stations.
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And unlike the original emergency powers, which targeted specific areas, the new law would extend jurisdiction for stop-and-frisk operations far beyond train stations and borders.
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"They are rounding up blacks in the train stations," Mr. Herrou said in an interview, sitting on the remains of a packing crate in his mountain refuge.
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The group said it would bet on airports and train stations to drive revenue, while further reducing its toll-road business after selling its Canadian motorway operations.
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China cut off Wuhan — the 11 million-strong city where the virus originated — by shutting down its public transport system, train stations, and airport, on January 23.
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Live lobsters were taken to train stations along the route, Pulikovsky wrote in his memoirs, and cases of Bordeaux and Burgundy red wines were reportedly delivered, too.
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The Wuhan animal market from which nCoV2019 arose is located less than 20193 miles from one of the city's train stations, where several high-speed rails stop.
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Thirty provinces and major cities have activated their highest level of emergency response, with checkpoints erected on roads and screening of travelers at airports and train stations.
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The unrest later migrated to the Kowloon Peninsula, where residents and protesters clashed with the police in working-class neighborhoods, and some train stations were closed early.
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I think the most crucial difference is that there are seven train stations sprinkled throughout town, and a magnet school and school choice system with free busing.
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Protesters marched toward the center of the capital where authorities had shut some train stations and suspended the internet in some areas to stop people from gathering.
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Students have been killed in drive-by assassinations, shot in cold blood on train stations, as well as routinely beaten and chased through the streets of Bangkok.
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In addition to serving as train stations, the company's large transit hubs often include a wide range of commercial real estate, including shopping centers, office buildings and hotels.
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"How do you get from the Metropolitan-Lorimer area [in Williamsburg], or the areas east of there, down to the A train stations in Bed-Stuy?" he asked.
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SK Telecom says it's ready to go with 24,25 53G-capable base stations in "traffic concentrated areas" of 25 cities, including university campuses, train stations, and sports stadiums.
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Now the RomAmoR volunteers cook the food on the other four days of the week and serve it in various places in the city, mostly near train stations.
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Paris-based Virtuo is a new startup in the car rental space that wants to make renting a car at airports and train stations a lot less painful.
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Hubertus Andrae told a news conference that German officials had received a "very concrete" tip that suicide attacks were planned on New Year's Eve at two train stations.
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Earlier this year Canada agreed to an expansion in the number of airports and train stations where American border guards could pre-clear travellers to the United States.
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The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) doled out $25 million in grants on Monday to improve safety at hundreds of railroad crossings, train stations and tracks across the country.
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But critics said that such searches, which have also occurred at parks and train stations, should not be routinely conducted for the relatively minor offense of drug possession.
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Additionally, if any existing family-sized condos are placed in inconvenient locations — such as areas far from train stations or schools — cities are apt to become less accommodating.
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In the months immediately after the attack, I would occasionally find myself randomly crying and hugging firefighters who happened to cross my path in bars and train stations.
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In train stations and airports, each time there is a news broadcast related to war, people gather in front of the television, watching the screen with tense faces.
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"We will maintain the Thalys portals, there is no discussion to remove them," said Pepy, adding that portals would be installed in nearly 15 train stations across France.
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Workers wearing hazmat suits and face masks have swept through train stations, malls, and other destinations, wiping down surfaces to kill viral particles that might linger on them.
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Motorways, train stations and streets in downtown Auckland and Wellington were eerily silent on Thursday morning as people stayed indoors, while office towers and shopping arcades were shuttered.
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Bill Tyler, a 62-year-old who stays in the space frequently, said removing it would simply push homeless people to other locations, like the nearby train stations.
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The London protests have seen climate activists block roads and disrupt traffic near government buildings and corporate offices, as well as at train stations and London City Airport.
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Imagine being powerful enough to take over one of the busiest train stations in America, putting on a performance in a landmark that sees 750,000 passengers a day.
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The entire city of Wuhan, which has more than 11 million residents, is on lockdown as of Thursday morning, with airports and train stations closed until further notice.
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She had watched as Germans packed train stations and refugee arrival centers, waving welcome signs and working through the night to feed and assist the thousands of newcomers.
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Train stations and airports were subdued as travelers changed plans for the weeklong holiday, and seven of the most anticipated film openings of the holiday season were postponed.
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Train stations and airports were subdued as travelers changed plans for the weeklong holiday, and seven of the most anticipated film openings of the holiday season were postponed.
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Last month, German authorities stepped up security measures at airports, train stations and the country's borders with Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Luxembourg following terror attacks in Brussels.
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It's a few minutes' walk from local train stations, and a 10- to 15-minute taxi ride to the financial district and Orchard Road, Singapore's main shopping area.
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Her homage to these still-standing behemoths, which look far more like Heins and LaFarge's famed cathedral designs than train stations, underscores the sensibility of her stirring project.
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Their goal with the new railway is to create a "hospitality experience" that will mix state-of-the-art transportation with attractive train stations offering retail and other amenities.
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Hubei, the province of 60 million people that is the hardest hit by the outbreak, remains in virtual lockdown, with its train stations and airports shut and roads sealed.
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Celebrations in Germany took on a sombre note when police warned of a possible terror attack and evacuated two train stations in Munich an hour before midnight on Thursday.
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Huanggang, a city of about 7.5 million people, placed its urban core under lockdown on January 23, closing subway and train stations as well as theaters and internet cafés.
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The city's major transport network MTR suspended all of its operations after demonstrators vandalized a number of areas within Hong Kong -- from train stations to shopping malls and banks.
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The famous, clacking boards were once used in train stations all over the world, but advances in technology have retired most of them in favor of boring digital displays.
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Some scuffles broke out between commuters and protesters, who gradually began to disperse, while more police were deployed in train stations, where they stopped protesters to search their bags.
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Some scuffles broke out between commuters and protesters, who gradually began to disperse, while more police were deployed in train stations, where they stopped protesters to search their bags.
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Finally, some good news for the 650,000 commuters forced to slither through the catacomb-like warrens of one of the worst train stations on the planet every single day.
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Known for meticulous, hand-drawn ballpoint renderings of the innards of everything from furniture to museums, the Japanese architect's most elaborate works are studies of Tokyo's sprawling train stations.
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In the world's largest metropolis, millions and millions of people bike, using their Mamachari utility bikes to carry goods, children, and themselves to the store, school, or train stations.
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They take passengers to and from airports and train stations and therefore engage in interstate commerce, which is one type of work that courts have exempted from mandatory arbitration.
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Although the presence of heavily armed soldiers at train stations, airports, tourist attractions and religious sites is widely seen as reassuring, the rules of engagement are being re-examined.
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The hour-long outage on Friday evening led to two of London's busiest train stations being closed at rush-hour because of overcrowding as services were cancelled or delayed.
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The 130-metre (142-yard) test route links Gare de Lyon and Austerlitz train stations, two of the city's busy transport hubs on either side of the Seine river.
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Beyond an obvious need to improve policing in Belgium, the European Union must quickly tighten security at airports, in train stations, and in urban metro and intercity rail systems.
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Supporters and fans mobbed him at train stations and traffic lights; pollsters and pundits thought he could reach the parts of the country that other Conservatives could never touch.
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The Japanese had never seen anything quite like it: around 2400,22011 apartments devouring a space so large that it was serviced by two train stations on the same line.
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"You will visit train stations and cross hills and rivers in North Korea no outsiders have visited before," said Mr. Cho, according to pool reports from South Korean journalists.
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New Jersey Transit said that it would add bus service from some train stations to Midtown Manhattan and that it had arranged special ferry service between Hoboken and Midtown.
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To this day, the turn-of-the-century architecture of train stations and other public buildings attests both to the population's mobility and to the vast empire's economic vitality.
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The cost of building elevators at train stations can vary widely — one project in the Boston area cost about $36 million and included three new elevators and two escalators.
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The city's transit operator, MTR Corp, said it would close train stations near potential protest sites, including Yuen Long and Tuen Mun, for safety reasons starting from early afternoon.
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The free Wi-Fi initiative was first announced in late 2015 as a means to get more Indians online by offering services at 93 train stations across the country.
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But alas, there are no local train stations or airports in Chefchaouen, and your best bet would be to endure a journey on coach from one of the nearby cities.
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Travelers crossing the River Seine between the Gare d'Austerlitz and Gare de Lyon train stations, can now make the trip for free aboard aboard one of two electric, driverless shuttles.
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"I was brought to Kolkata from Bangladesh, but I couldn't read the names of train stations that I crossed on my way to Mumbai," Babli told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The app also learns from the combined habits of all users to detect where the best pickup and drop-off areas are at popular locations like train stations and stadiums.
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Hubei, the province of 60 million people that is the hardest hit by the outbreak, remains in virtual lockdown, with its train stations and airports shut and its roads sealed.
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The sort of details that might be in a typical HQ2 application include plans for new train stations or shopping complexes — information the city's own residents wouldn't have, he says.
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He is particularly obsessed with Europe's great train stations: places of happiness, but also silent witnesses to exploitation and oppression, to soldiers marching off to war, to exile and deportation.
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The protesters formed a sea of black along roads, walkways and train stations across Hong Kong's financial centre to vent their frustration and anger at Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
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RailTel has built a network of fiber-optic lines along most major rail tracks across the country, which Google will be using to support Wireless Access Points at train stations.
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A town in New Jersey, for example, expects to save as much $5 million across 20 years by subsidizing shared rides instead of building more parking lots near train stations.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Interior Minister wants to introduce facial recognition software at train stations and airports to help identify terror suspects following two Islamist attacks in the country last month.
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German authorities said that they received information that up to seven potential suspects were planning on carrying out the attacks involving a pair of train stations, which reopened on Friday.
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Yet the city is still planning to accommodate the Manhattan commuters who no longer catch a ride there, or at any L train stations along 14th Street, for that matter.
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He sees how population growth has created tribes of displaced young children who live along the tracks of busy train stations and survive off the sale of used plastic bottles.
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Several attacks over the past year or more have targeted police and soldiers deployed in large numbers to protect civilians and patrol sensitive spots such as airports and train stations.
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"They were having to use train stations and other random places to hold people because they weren't expecting to have so many," said Jessica Batke, a former State Department analyst.
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At airports, bus and train stations across China, scores of people making their way to Beijing were confronted by police officers who urged them — sometimes with force — to turn around.
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More than 1,000 troops have been deployed across the country, telling people without a good reason to be outside to go home, while army specialists spray disinfectant in train stations.
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Indeed, while there are free public Wi-Fi projects in the train stations of cities such as Delhi, Kochi, Pune and Bengaluru, their scale remains small and Internet speeds slow.
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Stores at airports and train stations will also be allowed to open, as will small mom-and-pop shops, but only on the condition that only the owners themselves work.
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New Jersey Transit, which sends hundreds of buses through an express bus lane leading to the Lincoln Tunnel every weekday, diverted its buses to train stations in Newark and Secaucus.
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Several attacks over the past year or more have targeted police and soldiers deployed in big numbers to protect civilians and patrol sensitive spots such as airports and train stations.
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Her next big mistake came toward the end of the game when she decided to pay off her debt to him by mortgaging her properties and not selling her train stations.
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According to the South China Morning Post, local authorities have started to publish the names of debtors in newspapers and at train stations in an attempt to make them pay up.
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Hubei, the province of 60 million people that is the hardest hit by the outbreak, remains in virtual lockdown, with its train stations and airports shut and its roads sealed off.
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The 2004 attack on train stations in Madrid left 196 people dead and injured 1,853 — more people than have ever been injured in a Western European terror attack before or since.
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In the wake of the attack, Turkey has beefed up security at airports and train stations, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Monday ahead Eid al-Fitr, which continues until Thursday.
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Click here to view original GIFThe old-school mechanical displays you'd find at airports and train stations listing arrival and departure times have long since been replaced with flat screen TVs.
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Google also launched free Wi-Fi services in more than 50 train stations, and later this year, users will be able to communicate with Google's artificial intelligence service, Assistant, in Hindi.
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Before LCD screens were giant and affordable, these animated displays were traditionally used for signage that had to be constantly updated, like arrivals and destination times at airports or train stations.
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Back in Washington, and other major U.S. cities such as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, police and security officials added extra patrols and sweeps at airports, subways and train stations.
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New York's EV program is bringing in $250 million for 200 fast chargers on roadways and in cities, along with 400 public charging stations at parking lots, airports, and train stations.
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It's not uncommon for train stations in Tokyo to be filled with busy commuters, but even Japanese users on social media were taken aback by the constant stream of human traffic.
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Google has released a range of data-friendly apps for those on spotty connections and limited smartphones, while its public WiFi program — which covers national train stations — has received impressive reviews.
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Demonstrators threw up barricades across Hong Kong at the weekend, as police fired tear gas into crowded underground train stations as well as rubber bullets and pepper pellets at close range.
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Migrants were showing up in train stations or emerging from the backs of smugglers' trucks, and it often fell to local officials, people like Kamm, to find somewhere to house them.
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The UK has installed CCTV cameras with facial recognition to scan for hooligans at soccer games, while Chinese police have integrated the technology into sunglasses to scan travelers at train stations.
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The risk from high-tension wires in this case offset some of the concerns about distance from train stations, and proximity to children's schools or their place of work, Shekhar said.
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On Sunday, peaceful rallies in the city descended into chaos, leading to the destruction of Beijing-linked shops and the closure of at least 27 train stations, according to the BBC.
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Munich train stations reopened and trains were running on New Year's Day, but a warning about Islamic State extremists intending to blow themselves up in the German city remained in place.
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She promises to invest more federal monies in expanding free wireless internet service to public places, like train stations and airports, and pledges to "foster the evolution" to 5G wireless technology.
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Teams have fanned out across swing states, with clipboard-carrying staff members hitting Department of Motor Vehicles lines in Las Vegas, Hispanic evangelical churches in Florida and train stations in Virginia.
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LONDON, Nov 22 (Reuters) - London's Canary Wharf and Canada Water underground train stations were closed on Friday when a faulty fan left dust on the platforms, the city's transport operator said.
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Dufry, which has over 2,400 shops at airports, cruise lines, train stations and other tourist shopping locations said organic growth contracted 3.8% through March 8, after a 7.3% drop in February.
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Rail travel, the lifeline of India, has already been suspended after thousands of people, mostly migrant workers, swarmed train stations to go home as businesses shut down and jobs dried up.
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Infrared thermometers have been installed at the airport, train stations, coach terminals and passenger piers to measure the temperatures of passengers departing the city since January 14, according to state media.
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The third strategy that has been put forth by AQAP is to assault and disrupt the train stations, thereby, causing consternation and panic at the station, and to achieve maximum results.
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Rail travel, the lifeline of India, has already been suspended after thousands of people, mostly migrant workers, swarmed train stations to go home as businesses shut down and jobs dried up.
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Four new train stations for the Metro-North Railroad would be built along the line in the eastern Bronx, where subway service is sparse and buses are often slow and unreliable.
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Titled "Happy City" and forthcoming in May, the citywide project will feature a number of interventions that alter busy sites such as train stations, in attempts to break down social barriers.
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That latter point ties into Google's free WiFi push which has seen it roll out free hotspots across India, including over 100 train stations, and expand the initiative into Southeast Asia, too.
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But it has also deployed thousands of police and soldiers in a bid to boost security at sensitive sites such as schools, synagogues and train stations in the wake of militant attacks.
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Hungary sits along the southern border of the Schengen zone, within which free travel is permitted between EU states, and Keleti is one of the main train stations in the capital, Budapest.
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The Netherlands on Tuesday said it was increasing security at train stations and airports after Islamist militants detonated bombs at Brussels airport and an underground railway station, killing at least 31 people.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - New York City police are on the lookout for illegal "upskirters" who take voyeuristic photographs of unsuspecting women in crowded train stations and subways, officials have said.
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She even finds a few fellow teenagers at the high school to share some of her interests: namely, setting fires to the stupid emblems of modern life like schoolrooms and train stations.
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Philippe said train stations will also have to offer safe bike parking, but he said nothing about making it easier to take bicycles on SNCF trains, a key demand of cycling groups.
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Yesterday, he surprise released a brand new 10-minute ambient mixtape called Kanazawa-Bunko, part of an ongoing series of tapes that take their titles and track names from Japanese train stations.
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Italy's lockdown means residents' movements are restricted; military police, health officials, and other authorities are conducting checks at train stations, highways, and city roads to make sure people aren't traveling without permission.
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London is now braced for a possible shut down as underground train stations across the capital closed on Thursday and Prime Minister Boris Johnson mulled tougher measures to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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But there's also going offline because a number of health clinics and autonomous stores, autonomous fast-food shopping malls, of course airports, train stations are hooked up with all kinds of sensors.
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London is now braced for a possible shut down as underground train stations across the capital closed on Thursday and Prime Minister Boris Johnson mulled tougher measures to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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In Hong Kong, for example, free in-town check-in service is available on selected airlines at Hong Kong and Kowloon train stations up to a full day ahead of scheduled flights.
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The spread could get much worse as hundreds of millions of people prepare to travel home for the Lunar New Year holiday this week and cram into crowded train stations and airports.
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Protesters set two train stations on fire, clashed with security forces, blocked national highways, burned vehicles and attacked the home of the highest-ranking government official in Guwahati, the capital of Assam.
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He has scheduled a survey of subway riders — online and in person — and will be making appearances at train stations in all five boroughs to query passengers over five days in January.
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Even as the FBI was investigating Young as a possible terrorist sympathizer, he continued to work as a transit cop, carrying a service weapon and patrolling train stations around the nation's capital.
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In Europe and Asia, by contrast, train stations—built long before most airports—are usually in cities' urban centers and can be easily accessed by public transit or a short cab ride.
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They rely on the same mechanics as split-flap displays, the beloved (and increasingly rare) signs at airports and train stations that clack when their flaps spin to display arrival and departure times.
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"We have a surplus of things in this country, but what we don't have is hope for the future," said Koike, 65, kicking off her campaign outside one of Tokyo's major train stations.
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But Baker, whose first experience with election activism was handing out voting information in New York train stations, says that tech's influence may inspire other businesses to make the day an informal holiday.
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In 2012, Families for Freedom, a legal aid group for immigrants in New York, succeeded in suing the agency for records related to immigration arrests at bus and train stations in the state.
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According to a report from AAA, this Thanksgiving, airports, train stations and roads will be the most crowded they've been since 225 — with some 221 million Americans expected to travel more 216 miles.
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RESTIVE WEEKEND Demonstrators threw up barricades across Hong Kong at the weekend, as police fired tear gas into crowded underground train stations as well as rubber bullets and pepper pellets at close range.
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In Russia, the state-run news agency RIA Novosti said that about 500 people had been evacuated from two train stations in Moscow after the police were told that bombs had been planted.
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As the flow of migration has eddied from one area to another, skirting around fences and wending towards shelters and train stations, a network of volunteers and grassroots activists has tracked alongside it.
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By depressing a pusher, the timepiece can be synced to any of those destinations, its name glimpsed through a second aperture reminiscent of the classic ticking departure boards of Europe's grand train stations.
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As Bloomberg noted last month, both Uber and Lyft have been striking agreements with transit agencies, mostly for so-called "first-last mile" programs — meant to shuttle commuters to bus or train stations.
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These were sorted into four types of scenes; golf courses, beaches, train stations, and hospitals (this latter category made up of images of babies), and the footage was stabilized to remove camera shake.
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The authorities in Munich evacuated two of the city's main train stations on New Year's Eve and warned people to avoid large groups, despite the celebrations, amid warnings of a possible terrorist threat.
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Entering train stations felt like crossing border control at an international airport — my identity was confirmed not only by someone checking my documents, but also by one of the ubiquitous facial recognition cameras.
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Put on eBay to raise money for a Germany charity that provides free assistance to people at train stations, it sold on Monday for 7,550 euros, or about $8,650, to an undisclosed buyer.
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The warning also includes people who have "been in close contact" with people who have traveled to those areas, or travelers who have passed through airports and train stations in the affected regions.
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There was an unusual flurry of activity around the train stations in Wuhan early Thursday morning, as passengers -- most of them wearing face masks -- scrambled to leave the city before the lockdown began.
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To help ensure a smooth flow of foot traffic, especially in busy train stations, the practice when riding an escalator in Tokyo is to stand on the left, and walk on the right.
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The rallies have been marred by violence which flares mostly during weekends, with demonstrators throwing Molotov cocktails, destroying shops seen as pro-Beijing, vandalizing train stations and engaging in running battles with police.
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The company, which operates restaurants and bars at travel locations including airports and train stations, reported a 27 percent rise in underlying profit of 162.9 million pounds for the year ended Sept. 30.
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Democrats slammed President Trump on Wednesday for reportedly considering major funding cuts to national security for U.S. airports, train stations and ports, saying it would make the country more susceptible to terrorist attacks.
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In 2012, Families for Freedom, a legal aide group for immigrants in New York, succeeded in suing the agency for records related to immigration arrests at bus and train stations in the state.
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LONDON — Train stations, shopping centres, museums and libraries could be making people ill by exposing the public — without their knowledge — to airborne ultrasound and very high frequency noise (VHF), a new study has revealed.
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The hour-long outage on Friday evening left almost 1 million homes without power while two of London's busiest train stations closed at rush-hour because of overcrowding as services were canceled or delayed.
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One of the city's most striking features today are the stretches of decaying buildings from several long-forgotten boom periods of Chemnitz's past — socialist apartment blocks, art deco mansions, and 20173th-century train stations.
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Protesters formed a sea of black along roads, walkways and train stations across Hong Kong's financial centre to vent their frustration and anger at the bill and the government's handling of the resulting demonstrations.
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French publisher Short Edition created the Short Story Dispenser as a way for customers waiting in lines at places like airports and train stations to fill their time with something a little more meaningful.
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The scalpers, also called "huangniu" (黄牛), are a common sight especially at entertainment shows, and even outside train stations, where they resell tickets they've booked out for a higher price to the public.
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According to reports from local media, the glasses are being tested at train stations in the "emerging megacity" of Zhengzhou, where they'll be used to scan travelers during the upcoming Lunar New Year migration.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Heavy snowfall across northern France overnight caused widespread travel disruption on Wednesday with hundreds of motorists spending the night in their cars and around 700 travelers sleeping in two Paris train stations.
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Protesters formed a sea of black along roads, walkways and train stations across Hong Kong's financial center to vent their frustration and anger at the bill and the government's handling of the resulting demonstrations.
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French police, who patrol the nation&aposs airports and train stations along with soldiers, routinely set up security lines around abandoned packages and protectively blow them up in case they have bombs hidden inside.
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A member of the Federal Communications Commission says he is baffled by the decision from leaders of Washington, D.C.'s Metro system to halt a pilot program for Wi-Fi service in train stations.
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With the city expected to get up to 30 inches of snow, New York officials imposed a travel ban on all vehicles and roadways and buses and elevated train stations have been shut down.
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Toting a canvas bag with the handwritten message "Against Nazis," she checks train stations, condom machines, cigarette dispensers, playgrounds, lampposts and alleyways in search of banned Nazi symbols, anti-immigrant catchphrases and political stickers.
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In 2008, Pakistani militants killed 166 people in Mumbai, India, attacking what experts call "soft" targets: places such as hotels and train stations that are populated but, because of their seeming randomness, rarely defended.
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The hour-long outage on Friday evening left almost 1 million homes without power while two of London's busiest train stations closed at rush-hour because of overcrowding as services were cancelled or delayed.
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The Transportation Security Administration is sending 'VIPR teams' (visible intermodal prevention and response) that include so-called 'behavior detection officers' to watch over crowds, she added, especially at busy locations such as train stations.
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The incident, which appeared to be drug-related, took place as police at airports and train stations around the Netherlands were on a high alert following bomb attacks in Brussels earlier in the day.
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The FTSE mid-cap index dropped 1.1% as domestic businesses struggled after Prime Minister Boris Johnson mulled tougher measures, including closing of underground train stations across the capital and ordering the closure of schools.
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In all, the heightened sanitation measures encompass 472 subway stations, 21 Staten Island Railway stations, 85033 Long Island Railroad stations and terminals and more than 100 Metro-North train stations, according to the agency.
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It is one of Paris's most magnificent 19th-century train stations, a soaring public monument of iron and glass; trains leave from here for Strasbourg in eastern France and then head on to Germany.
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In Wuhan itself, infrared thermometers have been installed at the airport, train stations, coach terminals and passenger piers to measure the temperatures of passengers departing the city since January 14, according to state media.
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Protesters attacked train stations in India's northeast, authorities said on Thursday, angry over a new federal law that would make it easier for non-Muslim minorities from some neighboring countries to seek Indian citizenship.
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The shared stools, which reportedly have a QR code on their seats, have appeared near bus stops and train stations in the Chinese capitol in recent days, according to local daily Beijing Morning Post.
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According to the new measure, transportation centers—like airports and bus and train stations—have to create a team to inspect the area for spy cams, which includes public restrooms, according to the Korea Herald.
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Thousands of police and soldiers have been deployed to guard airports, train stations and other sites in response to Islamist attacks that have killed more than 230 people in France in the past two years.
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Singapore's canyons of skyscrapers have a new peak with the opening of the Tanjong Pagar Centre on the fringes of the central business district, sitting atop one of the wealth city state's busiest train stations.
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We imagine the party will also involve a performance by Papa John, because that man is popping up literally everywhere these days (La La Land, London train stations, Underground, the new Master of None trailer...).
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The initial release of the app came earlier this summer with a grandiose celebration from New York's Governor Andrew Cuomo, who proclaimed the death of the ticket line at train stations all over New York.
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Patricia Bullrich, 62, the security minister, is pushing a series of new tough-on-crime measures, including dropping the age for juvenile convictions, equipping cops with stun guns and trialing facial recognition at train stations.
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The 10-17-year-olds built the mechanisms, based on the split-flap displays found in old airports and train stations, then drew nature-inspired animations that come to life in the human-sized contraptions.
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Earlier on Wednesday, bomb scares led to the evacuations of the Gare du Nord, one of the city's three main train stations, and of the building housing the federal prosecutor's office, which leads terrorism investigations.
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But the Eastern European legs of the trip — Istanbul to the Bulgarian capital of Sofia, Sofia to Belgrade in Serbia, and Belgrade to Zagreb, Croatia — needed to be booked in person at the train stations.
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The British police removed garbage bins from train stations in the 1980s after Irish Republican Army bombings in mainland Britain, but that was later relaxed in some places, especially after blast-resistant bins were installed.
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The government said it would close Wuhan's airport and train stations to departures, and it urged residents not to leave the city — a major transportation hub — unless they had an urgent reason to do so.
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"Most simply repeat their names over and over again in front of train stations or on their campaign cars, because that's all they have time to do," says Kenneth Mori McElwain of the University of Tokyo.
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BERLIN — Hundreds of police officers remained on alert in Munich on Friday after a threat of a suicide bombing attack by the Islamic State led the authorities to evacuate two train stations on New Year's Eve.
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In Florida, in New Jersey, and in Colorado, Uber and Lyft have partnered with municipalities to solve first-mile, last-mile problems, ferrying riders to bus stops, train stations, or even their homes for subsidized fares.
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At the beginning of this year, Google launched what it calls "the largest public Wi-Fi project in the world", with the aim of setting up free Wi-Fi networks at 400 train stations in India.
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But soon, the Chihira sisters will be more common in shopping malls, train stations and airports, according to Filip Filipov, business-to-business director at Skyscanner, a travel search engine which finds flights, cars and hotels.
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Another option is to buy a Suica or Pasmo card (available at ticket vending machines in major train stations), reusable cards on which you load money; you touch them to the turnstile each time you ride.
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There also seemed to be less graffiti at the train stations and on the trains themselves — or at least the graffiti that there was appeared to be more artistic than simply someone's name scrawled on something.
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As Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, campaigns for a third term — which would match his father's tenure — he has been talking a lot about what he has built or is building: train stations, airports, rail lines, bridges.
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Invisible from the road, the slum is built along a stretch of the "Petite Ceinture" rail track (French for "Little Belt") — a historic circular railway built in the mid-1800s to connect train stations in Paris.
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Invisible from the road, the slum is built along a stretch of the "Petite Ceinture" rail track (French for "Little Belt") — a historic circular railway built in the mid-22015s to connect train stations in Paris.
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His explanation of both the experiment and its results is worth reading: I sent Spanish speakers to randomly selected train stations in towns around Boston to simply catch the train and ride like any other passenger.
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But there's a potential public good if the tech can be re-deployed to detect unusual numbers of feverish people in train stations, for example, while simultaneously cross-referencing healthcare history, travel records and weather patterns.
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Tens of millions of people are now unable to leave the city and the surrounding area, with checkpoints set up on roads, flights canceled and military police blocking train stations despite the suspension of train services.
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Disease control officials in Wuhan, the Chinese city where the outbreak of the new and rapidly spreading virus began, announced that it's shutting down transportation within the city and will close all airports and train stations.
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Chapters narrated by their mothers impart a variety of diasporic experiences, allowing the novel to encompass moviegoing in Mogadishu in 1960, torture under Argentina's dictatorship, and the gatherings of expatriates in Roman cafés and train stations.
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I THINK ALL ISSUES ARE BEHIND US. I THINK THE BIG STORY IS GROWTH, WHETHER IT'S URBANIZATION IN CHINA, WHETHER IT'S THE INFRASTRUCTURE, WHICH BEING ABOUT INFRASTRUCTURE, IT'S RAILROADS, IT'S AIRPORTS, IT'S TRAIN STATIONS AND THEN MALLS.
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Making matters worse, most refugees in Italy are unable to obtain work permits, so many of them end up working illegally in agriculture, or as petty drug pushers, pimps, or prostitutes in piazzas and urban train stations.
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The most obvious sources of exploitation are the pimps, who hang around train stations looking for fresh-faced girls arriving in the big city, and then break them down psychologically and physically until they're obedient and codependent.
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Authorities have turned to medical tests and hastily built facilities to identify and treat patients, and officials working at train stations and airports are at the front lines of screening individuals who could potentially spread the virus.
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Thousands of police and soldiers have been deployed to boost security at airports, train stations and schools after a string of militant Islamist attacks in which more than 230 people have died in the past two years.
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For that, "A Body in Places," she has danced in train stations in Philadelphia and New York; at the site of the nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan; and at the scene of recent protests in Hong Kong.
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The actress, who runs a feminist book club called Our Shared Shelf, partnered with an organization called Books on the Underground to leave about 100 copies of Maya Angelou's "Mom & Me & Mom" in train stations across London.
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SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco Bay Area authorities have arrested a man suspected of punching a subway passenger who died of head injuries this month in one of three recent homicides in the region&aposs subway train stations.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Orange, yellow and other brightly colored bikes have been popping up in cities across Asia, surprising residents and frequent visitors with their sudden ubiquity outside train stations and condo gates over the last two years.
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The agitation forced the cancellation of hundreds of trains and bus services through the state as protesters attacked train stations and blockaded key highways leading in and out of the capital city, with its 17 million people.
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The updated Google Maps has removed road outlines and changed typography, alterations that Google says make it easier for users to see traffic information and make out points of interest, train stations, and other key spots easily.
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His recent bill would pre-empt local zoning rules and allow developers to build apartment buildings up to 85 feet tall within a half-mile of train stations and a quarter-mile of high-frequency bus stops.
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After the 2015 refugee crisis, hundreds of Danes were convicted of human trafficking for offering asylum seekers a meal or a ride from towns near the German border to train stations and ports with connections to Sweden.
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PARIS, March 20 (Reuters) - Police will be stepping up security checks in Paris train stations from Friday, said the capital's police force, as France ramps up its lockdown measures in its bid to fight the coronavirus outbreak.
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Once a year, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority holds auditions for musicians to perform in subway and commuter train stations, and for the past couple of years, Joan Chiverton, an illustrator and music lover, has sketched the hopefuls.
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And as I've wandered up to strangers at campaign events, street corners, commuter train stations, in cafes and at shopping areas, nearly everyone has been keen to share their views, perhaps more so than during other elections.
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In addition to mobile phones, Indian authorities tried to clamp down on the protests by banning large gatherings, detaining thousands of people, including prominent liberal intellectuals, and periodically closing off dozens of train stations in New Delhi.
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The most violent protests during the past few day took place in the northeastern state of Assam, where mobs torched buildings and train stations, angry the law would help thousands of immigrants from Bangladesh become lawful citizens.
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It's considered one of the best places to study abroad for travel lovers, according to Hostelworld, since there are seven major train stations in Paris, including famed Gare du Nord, making it convenient to travel across Europe.
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The most violent protests during the past few days took place in the northeastern state of Assam, where mobs torched buildings and train stations, angry the law would help thousands of immigrants from Bangladesh become lawful citizens.
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On Tuesday evening at Gare du Nord, one of Paris' main train stations, the number of Uber pickups and dropoffs was startling to see, but so too were the people getting in and out of Uber cars.
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The protesters, including young families as well as the elderly, formed a sea of black along roads, walkways and train stations across Hong Kong's financial centre to vent their frustration and anger at Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
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BERLIN, March 22 (Reuters) - German authorities have stepped up security measures at airports, train stations and the borders with Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Luxembourg following explosions in Brussels, a spokesman for the federal police said on Tuesday.
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Speaking of the border plan, Trudeau said the U.S. and Canada have agreed to make their border "both more open and secure," with an agreement that would facilitate pre-cleared travelers' movement through certain airports and train stations.
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The attack prompted politicians and unions to call for greater video surveillance and increased security measures at train stations across Germany, much as Britain has built up a huge network of cameras in public spaces in recent years.
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The vast majority of listers on his platform are individuals, including his parents, who invested part of their pension in three spaces in garages near train stations in the Putney and Brixton neighborhoods in south and southwest London.
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"Say Amen," which opens this weekend at Film at Lincoln Center, settles in St. Louis and Chicago but absorbs a whole world with vérité attentiveness — listening to conversations in living rooms and abandoned train stations, kitchens and cars.
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With an uptick in buyers wanting to live within walking distance of restaurants, shops, schools, parks and train stations, single-family homes closer to town are selling better than ones that are farther afield, real estate agents say.
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Google has described the initiative as the "largest public Wi-Fi project in the world", and estimates that it will be able to reach 10 million people just by getting 100 train stations online in the first phase.
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Eric Alexander, the director of the advocacy group Vision Long Island, said 12,500 condominium and rental units within half a mile of train stations had been approved over the last 11 years, 7,000 of which have been built.
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Police in Zhengzhou are also testing glasses with built-in facial recognition at select train stations, and they say it's already helped to capture seven suspects wanted in major cases, as well as 26 individuals traveling under false identities.
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While Ultra-Ever Dry might discourage people from publicly urinating in train stations if the public knows it's there, tackling the problem with this method ignores a much larger issue—homelessness—that can't be solved by high-tech paint.
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As a result of the 9/11 attacks, $650 billion has been spent on homeland security to, among other things, beef up protection at sites such as airports, train stations, sports stadiums and other places that draw large crowds.
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ZURICH, Nov 1 (Reuters) - APG SGA won a new contract from Swiss Federal Railways for advertising space in Switzerland's train stations as well as the interiors and exteriors of all trains, the Swiss outdoor advertising company said on Wednesday.
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Police in Munich on Friday said that the threat of suicide attacks linked to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) was responsible for the temporary closure of two train stations shortly before midnight on New Year's Eve.
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Horst Seehofer, the interior minister, said on Friday that he had ordered increased police patrols of key infrastructure like airports and train stations and high-profile events such as the Berlin Film Festival in response to the Hanau attack.
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Bites For the 700,000 or so people who surge daily through the Gare du Nord in Paris, one of Europe's busiest train stations has offered little respite from noise and crowds, let alone somewhere to get a decent meal.
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Vishaan Chakrabarti, a professor at Columbia University and the author of "A Country of Cities: A Manifesto for an Urban America," recommends visiting public spaces — parks, airports, train stations — and getting a sense of how representative the crowds are.
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Since the initial outbreak of the virus in the central province of Hubei in December, authorities across the country have implemented strict controls, including checkpoints to screen people for fevers in toll booths, hotels, grocery stores, and train stations.
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"They're everywhere there — in train stations, malls, hotels," said Justin Kakuda, 210, a flight attendant based in Newark who became familiar with saunas when he was in the Air Force and was stationed at a base in South Korea.
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And train stations, parking lots and bus stops on dark, isolated street corners make it more difficult for women to go to work before rush hour, or stay late to finish a project—feeding into the vicious cycle of unequal compensation.
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At launch, Virtuo is available at a number of train stations in Paris (Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon, Gare Montparnasse), and at airports Charles de Gaulle and Place de la Madeleine in the heart of the French capital city.
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The wild card is the threat of an attack by Islamist extremists on German soil, a risk highlighted on New Year's Eve when authorities received a tip that Iraqi and Syrian nationals were planning suicide bombings at train stations in Munich.
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Union representatives were due to meet officials of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's government later in the day to try to resolve the dispute, in which taxi drivers have choked main roads and snarled airports, bus and train stations since Saturday.
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It comes after Europe ushered in the New Year with heightened security fears as German police evacuated two train stations in Munich, citing a tip about a planned suicide bomb attack, and Belgium held three people over an alleged plot.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - The police presence at train stations in Munich has been reduced and there are no concrete indications that a militant attack could take place in the coming hours or days, Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann said on Friday.
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The futuristic design has precedent in Italy: Since the 1920s, officials intent on industrializing the country have commissioned progressive buildings in Modernist styles, first for train stations, such as those in Florence, Naples and Rome, and then highway rest-stop structures.
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Keeping my headphones on whilst I stride through train stations to gawking eyes and derisive cat calls feels a lot better than assessing the likelihood of outrage and offense caused by my outfit in the mirror before leaving the house.
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While you're at it, try to visit more of Paris's splendid Beaux-Arts train stations — with their ornate facades and cavernous glass-and-steel interiors — including the Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est, Gare de Lyon and Gare St.-Lazare.
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The Manhattan advertising technology company Intersection works with transit agencies in cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco and Philadelphia to place interactive ads, Wi-Fi hubs and video displays in and around bus stops, train stations and airports.
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Italy has the anti-immigrant government it has, an Italian refugee expert explained, because the world and the rest of the E.U. "turned its back on Italy," where unassimilated migrants are now visible in the streets, squares and train stations.
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Nevertheless, the company is betting on a turnaround with its store optimization initiatives, including partnerships with Dick's Sporting Goods and 250 Hudson News outlets, which sells newspapers and magazines and other sundry items in airports, bus terminals and train stations.
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Toll plazas are already patrolled by the state-controlled Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, train stations by the state-controlled Metropolitan Transportation Authority Police Department, and airports by the Port Authority Police Department, run by New York and New Jersey.
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SSP, which serves 21.2 million customers daily in airports and train stations in 21 countries, said group revenue in February would fall by between 20.7696 million pounds and 12 million pounds ($13 million to $15.6 million) due to the outbreak.
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After 18793 hours of flying and layovers, I crashed at a functional Paris hotel, submitted myself to a pastry crawl through the hotel's neighborhood, and then grabbed a cab to Gare de Lyon, one of the busiest train stations in Europe.
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READ: China's mysterious pneumonia-like virus is now spreading to other countries Authorities there have been screening people at airports and train stations for nearly a week and using temperature scanners in a bid to limit the spread of the disease.
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Johnson said Tuesday's attack bore the "hallmark" of Islamic State militants and that Americans should expect to see more state and federal law enforcement officials at airports, train stations and other transit centers around the country over the July Fourth long holiday weekend.
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The first to end up in his web of debt is Lidia, who's forced to mortgage all the houses she had eventually accumulated, but still hold on to her collection of train stations—which, in any case, are "useless," according to Nicolò.
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In 2004, when there were protests against plans to privatise EDF, unions cut power supplies to dozens of targeted locations, including parts of some cities, Paris train stations, the headquarters of political parties and the employers organisation and the residences of conservative politicians.
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BERLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe ushered in the New Year with heightened security fears on Friday as German police evacuated two train stations in Munich, citing a tip about a planned suicide bomb attack, and Belgium held three people over an alleged plot.
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"The car rental experience within train stations and airports is painful and full of friction, and major car rental companies are failing to meet new travellers' expectations," says Virtuo co-founder Karim Kaddoura, citing mobile-first and an Uber-like seamless experience.
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In Iran, where Vinci was lined up last week to design, build and operate new terminals for two airports, the group was discussing opportunities in oil and gas and holding preliminary talks to build high-speed train stations in the country, Huillard said.
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Both Lyft and Uber allow people to get around without having to rely on their own vehicles or public transport, but neither can really solve the problem of having to get to and from larger transportation hubs like airports and train stations.
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The ferocity of that debate was on display throughout a meeting of the State Senate's Transportation and Housing Committee, which met to vote on a divisive bill that would force local governments to accept higher-density projects around transit centers like train stations.
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Turkey also beefed up security at airports and train stations on Monday, as the suicide bombing at Istanbul's main airport cast a shadow over the Eid al-Fitr holiday this week, which marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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For its source material, Gumdrop relies on the public to place chewed gum into its hot-pink bins that sit at 600 locations such as train stations, theme parks and universities - a fivefold increase in bin sites since it started in 2015.
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In 2004, when there were protests against plans to privatize EDF, unions cut power supplies to dozens of targeted locations, including parts of some cities, Paris train stations, the headquarters of political parties and the employers organization and the residences of conservative politicians.
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A lockdown of the 7.5 million residents of Catalonia, in Spain's northeast, was announced Friday by Quim Torra, the region's leader, who asked the central government in Madrid to help suspend travel to and from the region by closing airports and train stations.
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Those measures - put in place from Paris to Barcelona - included handing out water at train stations and in other public places, asking people to check on elderly neighbors and relatives, and opening air-conditioned schools, libraries and other "cool shelters" for city residents.
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State Senator Scott Wiener, the author of a recently enacted law that makes it harder for cities to block housing developments, has followed up with several proposed bills that would, among other things, increase construction around train stations and other transit hubs.
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Similarly, while the desire to minimize mistaken boardings of the wrong train at Union Station makes sense, the fact remains that the vast majority of busy train stations around the world have come to a different conclusion about the trade-off here.
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While there is "no dispute" Sayoc's IEDs would not function as designed, they "were dangerous, capable of causing extensive harm, and responsible for shutting down parts of several major metropolitan areas, including train stations, schools, and postal facilities," according to the memorandum.
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The union, 32BJ Service Employees International, is backing a bill that would set a minimum wage of nearly $8.443 an hour for as many as 40,000 employees of companies that operate in New York City's main airports and commuter bus and train stations.
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A heavy downpour and strong winds pounded Tokyo and surrounding areas on Saturday as a powerful typhoon forecast to be Japan's worst in six decades made landfall and passed over the capital, where streets, nearby beaches and train stations were long deserted.
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The tourism component of the policy has focused on making it easier for Southeast Asians to come to Taiwan; visa requirements have been relaxed, new air routes have opened, and announcements at some train stations are made in Indonesian, Thai and Vietnamese.
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Pepsi is one of Super Bowl 53's biggest sponsors, and faster than you can say "bless your heart" the company swarmed Atlanta, the home of Coca-Cola, with over 350 ads on billboards, recycling bins and even the walls of train stations.
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For weeks, this ominous-looking device has been deployed at checkpoints across China — tollbooths, apartment complexes, hotels, grocery stores, train stations — as government officials and private citizens screen people for fevers in an effort to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
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In areas near downtowns and train stations, 883 age-restricted developments with a total of 288,282 units have been built since 22000, stretching from Mineola east to Patchogue, said Eric Alexander, director of Vision Long Island, a regional smart-growth planning organization.
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It was that sense of connection that helped him embrace my mom and her sister's plan to travel around Europe on a Eurail pass, sleeping in train stations and youth hostels, in 1973, and to take pride in my own decision to study abroad.
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Thanks to the magic of green screen technology, both Sheeran, 28, and Bieber, 25, take fans around the world to many tourist destinations, including Los Angeles, Egypt and Japan, where Sheeran had met several fans in train stations and local hotspots dressed as a panda.
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NO END IN SIGHT Tens of millions of people in China's central province of Hubei, the capital of which is Wuhan, have been living under virtual lockdown for nearly two weeks, with train stations and airports shut, roads sealed off, and no end in sight.
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Maps still lags behind major rival Google Maps — which has offered public transport directions for far longer than its Apple counterpart — in terms of features, but Apple has tried to differentiate its app by giving travelers a top-down view of subway and train stations.
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"There used to be long queues of taxis waiting for customers outside train stations, but I don't see them anymore," said a Beijing analyst, who took part in a Reuters survey of bike-share users and wanted to be known only by her surname Wang.
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Judging by this type of account, you would think the only people congregating around the main train stations in Cologne, Hamburg and Frankfurt on New Year's Eve were dark-haired, foreign men, blond German women and a few police unable to manage the crowd.
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Nearly 286,241 Customs and Border Protection agents and 2000,0003 Coast Guard employees are projected to work without pay, and as travelers flood the nation's airports and train stations, 2000,23 T.S.A. agents will keep working, as will air traffic controllers and aviation and railroad safety inspectors.
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Still, once this new standard of Wi-Fi is adopted it should offer faster speeds, the ability to simultaneously connect as many IoT gadgets as our homes and offices and coffee shops and train stations will allow, and potential peripheral benefits like better battery life.
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Even before Wuhan closed train stations and airports, Li -- who is now 212 and working in Macao -- decided, for the first time in his adult life, not to go home for Lunar New Year, which is also known in the mainland as Spring Festival.
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The contradictions are being played out in courtrooms, in politics and in farmers' fields, on the sidewalks of Paris and in train stations from the Côte d'Azur to the northern port of Calais, where the government demolished a giant migrant camp in the fall.
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I'm sure for all the kids there it would have been difficult for different reasons, but we knew the guy, we went to his kids' club, he'd been in our car and we'd driven him and dropped him off at train stations and things.
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Founder and artistic director of the experimental opera company The Industry in Los Angeles Yuval Sharon has staged his avant-garde productions in moving vehicles ("Hopscotch") and in train stations ("Invisible Cities"), so it can't be a surprise that he is in constant motion himself.
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And European cities where space is scarce have long proven resourceful, transforming train stations (Musée D'Orsay in Paris and Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin) and power plants (the Tate Modern in London and the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology in Lisbon) into visual arts centers.
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Facial-recognition software on surveillance cameras in Europe is still in rudimentary form in most places, the official said, so even after Mr. Amri was identified, he could have slipped through the train stations undetected, especially if he was wearing a hat or hood.
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But in cities and towns across Asia, sanitation workers are also redoubling efforts to spray down entire towns, sending trucks filled with low concentration bleach-and-water solutions into the streets, and dispatching hazmat-suited workers into train stations and malls to wipe every nook and cranny.
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A much-needed pick me up "We essentially drive around London and collect wasted coffee grounds from a whole range of sites across the capital ... over a thousand different coffee shops, restaurants, offices, train stations and shopping centers have signed up," adds the 25-year-old.
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"These artists go to schools or are just out at train stations and places like that, and it's those kinda age groups that love them," says P Montanna, a DJ who Timbo, N2theA and Hendrix all credit as one of the sole supporters of the scene.
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Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh's cult Dera Sacha Sauda has a vast rural following in Punjab and Haryana states, where frenzied mobs burned down gas stations and train stations and torched vehicles after a local court found him guilty of raping two women in a 2002 case.
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One takeaway from these failures to protect people in public spaces is that whatever intelligence was applied in the field at the airport and train stations and whatever intelligence was applied in the offices of governmental and outsourced monitors of communications of information were collectively too broad.
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Overall, though, we were heartened to find that by choosing hotels close to center-city train stations, we had designed a trip especially suitable for anyone who likes to explore cities by walking, and for older travelers who may find it a challenge to move around.
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Metro, he said, offered an alternative, a way to connect the capital to its Maryland and Virginia suburbs in a "structured set of corridors where people would live and work," with development clustered around train stations — a vision that, in many respects, has come to pass.
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During that time, Ms. Krauss, who is originally from Long Island, traveled to New York once a month to see clients, which is where she was on that day in 2012 when she found out she was pregnant — in one of the world's busiest train stations.
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I've watched screaming couples lug massive suitcases across the cobblestones of Sicily, and seen tiny travelers miserably dwarfed by massive backpacks in train stations as often as I've marveled at surly ones in the street frantically gathering up acres of clothes from a broken rolling bag.
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In Wuhan, infrared thermometers have been installed at the airport, train stations, coach terminals and passenger piers to measure the temperature of passengers departing the city since January 14, Chen Xiexin, deputy mayor of Wuhan, was quoted as saying by state-media China Daily on Sunday.
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He calls for renovating train stations near affordable housing, including adding accessibility; expanding rail capacity to include a line that would connect Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex Counties; and allowing New Jersey Transit to operate as a developer as well as a landlord to help produce new revenue.
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Travel the streets of Washington or state capitals around the country and you are bound to see black armored SUVs and sedans ferrying government officials from home to work, to meetings of great import, or to airports and train stations as they travel to conduct official duties.
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Speaking from the Élysée presidential palace, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced that an extra 400 police officers and gendarmes had been deployed at Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle and Orly airports, as well as in subway and train stations, and other sensitive sites in and around the French capital.
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Back when I was a teenager, there was always those corrupted larrikins—who happened to be my Muslim friends—who would waste their Ramadan hours beside train stations, plotting cash schemes and obsessing over things they couldn't have, even if such things were at the mercy of spiritual purification.
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On paper, this was a romantic idea; in reality, it meant a lot of nights sleeping in bus stands and train stations, and walking for miles with our heavy backpacks as we passed through small towns in places like Bulgaria and Turkey with no public transportation on weekends.
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The CityAirbus craft is a vertical take-off and landing craft that uses a four rotor design, and that would be able to take up to four passengers on short flights in dense urban areas, with the aim of connecting major transportation hubs including train stations and airports.
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Using ride-hailing to connect commuters to transit "would not only improve first- and last-mile portions of trips but would also allow towns to redevelop parking lots near commuter train stations," says Tom Wright, president and CEO of Regional Plan Association, in a statement provided by Uber.
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These were the so-called Years of Lead in Italy, when extremists on the left, mainly the Red Brigades, terrorized the country with bombings and killings of politicians, businessmen and other public figures, while right-wing extremists murdered citizens in attacks on banks, train stations and public gatherings.
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If you happen to be one of those New Yorkers who uses the mostly non-existent/sometimes crappy cellphone service and Wi-Fi inside train stations as a reason to ignore dreaded things like work emails, texts from an ex and the dreaded "showtime," your days of excuses are over.
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"This efficiency, which is comparable to the energy usage of an electric car over the same distance, means the aircraft would not just be capable of connecting suburbs to city centres and airports to main train stations, but would also deliver affordable high-speed connections across entire regions," says Lilium.
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Most of the scenes run five minutes or more, composed in long takes that follow a restless array of characters through apartments and corridors, alleys and courtyards, train stations and industrial wastelands—but the kinetic cinematography (by Fan Chao) freezes into tense, painterly tableaux of bitter confrontations pregnant with violence.
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Among the ideas the report discussed were finding new sources of revenue, such as the development of real estate around New Jersey Transit train stations and other properties; selling more advertising around its stations; and proposing taxes or fees on ride-hailing apps, like Uber, that could generate funds for transit.
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"Grow by Facebook" — not to be confused with the U.S.-based cannabis magazine — is being distributed for free in first- and business-class lounges at airports and train stations around the U.K. In Heathrow's first-class lounge, the decorative display stand features lush green plants to underline the growth theme.
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Across Asia, officials are increasingly turning to the often dystopian capabilities face recognition, using it in train stations to find human traffickers, in airports to combat visa fraud, and even at concerts: In China, police say they were able to identify a single suspect out of a crowd of tens of thousands.
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We have taken the great man for granted and, with our internet-age attention spans, we have reduced his achievements to a footnote of the past and set about roundly abusing him on Twitter, at train stations and at the few drudging league matches that the majority of us can afford to attend.
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Increasingly, you may not only store your bags for a couple of hours at the usual places (airports, train stations, luggage storage companies), but also with a surprising variety of businesses — delis, dry cleaners, clothing boutiques, wine shops, eyebrow-shaping salons — for less than the cost of a couple of Starbucks lattes.
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Many young professionals, undone by the high cost of living in New York City, are reverse commuting — moving to glossy new rentals near train stations in the business districts of suburbs — while their parents flock to the city, sign leases, chase down culture and try to solve the mystery that is avocado toast.
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" When I brought up the mass internment of Muslim Uighurs —around a million are now in reëducation camps in the northwestern province of Xinjiang—he trotted out the familiar arguments of government-controlled media: "Would you rather that they be hacking away at bodies at train stations and schools in terrorist attacks?
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"Fortunately, we have also seen acts of great kindness from some Hungarians who volunteered to help refugees at the main railway stations and offer water on the walk to Austria…and, of course, we've seen huge welcomes from the citizens of Vienna and Munich greeting refugees at the train stations in recent days," she said.
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Unlike the other major British newspapers, morning papers sold nationally, the Standard is distributed exclusively in London, which voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU. Its 900,000 copies are distributed free in train stations and are ubiquitous among homebound commuters, making it influential with the capital's elites in media, the arts, business and politics.
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An examination by The New York Times of what led up to the crisis — drawing on interviews with current and former Amtrak employees and state and federal officials, as well as a review of Amtrak records — found long-simmering tensions over how to keep up with maintenance at one of the world's busiest train stations.
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Apple first introduced Express Transit in iOS 12.3 earlier this month, allowing Apple Pay users to simply hold their devices at transit terminals without having to authenticate via Touch ID or Face ID. It's a very useful feature that speeds up entry into subway or train stations, and it's extremely fast compared to having to authenticate.
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The simple figures that adorned poster advertisements in train stations across the city — Haring would draw them quickly, then call his friend Tseng Kwong Chi so he could follow and photograph them — were timed, as Lawrence notes, to the exact period when then New York City Mayor Ed Koch began dispatching dogs to subway yards to curb vandalism.
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Authorities with the power to detain and arrest US citizens were also sent to bus and train stations, as well as TF Green Airport, to seek out and inform visitors from New York of the order, the violation of which is punishable by a maximum fine of $500 and an incarceration of up to 90 days.
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"This efficiency, which is comparable to the energy usage of an electric car over the same distance, means the aircraft would not just be capable of connecting suburbs to city centres and airports to main train stations, but would also deliver affordable high-speed connections across entire regions," Lilium said in a statement at the time.
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They include a program that trains pilots to respond to an attempted armed takeover of the cockpit; a grant program that supports local law enforcement patrols at airports; and another, the Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response program, that sends both undercover and highly visible officers to conduct security sweeps in high-risk airports and train stations.
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We need to be careful about placing artificial deadlines, such as "90-day" — some projects will be ready to start in a short time, but considering that this bill is to include a great number of works from small to very large projects such as airports, train stations, ports, bridges and highways, they need to have enough time to start.
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CreditCreditMauricio Lima for The New York Times BACKHAMMAR, Sweden — Along with more than a dozen members of her extended family, Widad Majid spent last summer sleeping in sweltering refugee camps, open fields, train stations and a jail cell as she traversed Europe en route from Syria to Sweden, one small girl amid a remarkable human migration toward the hope of a better life.
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Bystanders were also affected at train stations — officers clashed with protesters late Saturday night at one station in an altercation that reportedly saw a demonstrator beaten by police as he fell down an escalator; rubber bullets were reportedly used inside a second station; and in an earlier incident, officers used tear gas inside a station, incapacitating protester and bystander alike.
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