If the room goes unoccupied, Loftium covers the revenue shortfall.
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That sky may be empty but it is not unoccupied.
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The refuge was closed and unoccupied for the holiday weekend.
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Across the country, an estimated 3.4 million houses remain unoccupied.
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Furthermore, over 220 school buildings are unoccupied across Hong Kong.
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The house is unoccupied and no arrests have been made.
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Lines out the door and at least 25 machines unoccupied!
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Mack then holed up in an unoccupied house, police said.
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The site will also be open, unoccupied, during the day.
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Hey sweetie, she called to the unoccupied room, hey love.
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So we better live on those that are still unoccupied.
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Nearly half its units were unoccupied because of insufficient staff.
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More than a fifth of its height will remain unoccupied.
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Accounts that seem unoccupied may have a rich inner life.
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He drove her to an unoccupied trailer some distance away.
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Manufactures of Pyrogen say it should be used in unoccupied rooms.
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This would include shutting lights off in unoccupied buildings, for example.
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As people move, they often leave houses in the countryside unoccupied.
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All it knows is whether a block is occupied or unoccupied.
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The suspect then holed up in an unoccupied house, police said.
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Rows of tables and desks were unoccupied on the factory floor.
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The home has a history of going unoccupied by its owner.
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They leaped on and off the unoccupied benches encircling the park.
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They broke into the refuge's unoccupied building and have refused to leave.
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"We say the land should be valued as unoccupied land," he said.
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Although the buildings are still standing, they have remained unoccupied for decades.
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They opened bank accounts and picked up mail at unoccupied home addresses.
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It still dominates Pyongyang's skyline, the tallest unoccupied building on the planet.
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Thousands of apartments in Rio's Olympic Village were unoccupied after the games.
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But Mr. Straus died in 1933, leaving the property unfinished and unoccupied.
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Launching the ship was far too expensive for any unoccupied freeze boxes.
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We offered to move out so he could sell the building unoccupied.
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A nursing home, unoccupied at the time, took up the ground floor.
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Chad McMahan said the church building was unoccupied, CNN affiliate WTVA reported.
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The few completed buildings sit unoccupied and are already show signs of weathering.
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Katherine, paler, still lovely, was at a terminal—all the others were unoccupied.
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While the population has since stabilized, large chunks of the city remain unoccupied.
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There was the Jay Bruce giveaway T-shirt draped over his unoccupied chair.
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There it sits, largely unoccupied, a bubblegum-hued monument to a bygone era.
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His former house, which sits unoccupied, is equally telling both faces of the man.
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Look for an unoccupied corner or nook, but make sure the spot feels right.
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"Because of our urbanization, investing in unoccupied real estate is very exciting," he said.
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Though the main house is unoccupied, a full-time staff keeps the kitchen pristine.
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The unoccupied campuses may be viable options to temporarily house those who are homeless.
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A program is also in place for Olympic volunteers to take up unoccupied seats.
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But the house was unoccupied at the time of the explosion, the sheriff said.
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I popped my skis off and sprinted for this bathroom, which was blessedly unoccupied.
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Ten of the 12 overall playoff spots remain unoccupied, and 24 teams remain eligible.
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Afterward, he and Wood found an unoccupied luxury suite inside the stadium to chat.
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Two pedestrians near the unoccupied, parked 2015 Toyota Highlander also were killed, he said.
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The Senate intentionally set up an unoccupied seat to shame Alphabet at Wednesday's hearing.
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One more occurred on an unoccupied Oxfam office on Tuesday morning, aid agencies said.
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The unoccupied interior or landscape becomes a sacred space, a place of solitude and reflection.
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The group then moved to another mobile home, on the same property, that was unoccupied.
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People may then push out other animals and prepare unoccupied lands for logging and farming.
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It's unoccupied during the week, which makes it the ideal place to get writing done.
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"That leaves them unoccupied, even depressed, and can turn many into violent men," she said.
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AS DUSK FALLS, Manuel da Costa scans the university garden for an unoccupied plastic chair.
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The Santa Teresa site would remain unoccupied but available for use in "urgent need" cases.
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Across the city there are about 3,700 unoccupied buildings, including dilapidated homes and overgrown yards.
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If the deceased's house or apartment is going to be unoccupied, turn off their utilities.
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You're heating air that's unoccupied—this is frequently a concern in the atria of buildings.
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The pools, too, were mostly unoccupied, an advantage for those like me who appreciate solitude.
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"We tried all sorts of things," like opening up unoccupied hotel room bathrooms, he said.
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Many of the units at the West 45th Street building are under renovation or unoccupied.
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Rivera rents one of at least 20 makeshift houses on an unoccupied plot of land.
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When an adobe house became unoccupied, a ranger hosed it down until its walls dissolved.
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The proposed site is an unoccupied hangar at Griffiss International Airport, upstate in Oneida County.
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T.D. was given felony charges for the four burglaries of unoccupied residences, the indictment said.
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In fact, the seat next to me remained unoccupied for the rest of the semester.
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At the unoccupied wildlife outpost, there are no women or babies carrying out normal household routines.
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Sitting in an empty room is an unoccupied, high-backed electric chair, visually humming with menace.
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Also on June 12, a shooter opened fire on an unoccupied vehicle at about 3 a.m.
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Dubbed Demo-1, that initial mission will send an unoccupied Crew Dragon to the Space Station.
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Refilling aquifers becomes more difficult when housing is built on what were once green, unoccupied hills.
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When cops caught up with him, White was arrested for alleged burglary of an unoccupied dwelling.
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The new law prohibits Airbnb hosts from listing out unoccupied apartments for less than 30 days.
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Small fishing homesteads stood in clusters 100 feet away from the water, all of them unoccupied.
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Had the rocket not reached orbit, the station might have been left unoccupied for a time.
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The building is still inhabited, but guided tours allow visitors a glimpse into one unoccupied apartment.
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When unoccupied, the shared rooftop was my sanctuary to escape the cramped space of my apartment.
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Police said she was hit by one of the bullets and crashed into an unoccupied home.
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A pipe bomb exploded July 2017 in front of an unoccupied Air Force recruiting station near Tulsa.
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Later that day, Joshua Tree National Park Service Rangers located the pair's unoccupied vehicle in the park.
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Per Holtzman, he was in his office when Spacey walked in and sat at an unoccupied desk.
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They then used this to remove the vast majority of the satellite data that showed unoccupied land.
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In a collision scenario, the car could steer so that it is struck in an unoccupied quarter.
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It works like this: Find an unoccupied island, confirm the existence of birdshit, and stake your claim.
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We should preserve unoccupied pedestals as the ruins they are — broken tributes to a morally bankrupt cause.
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The flights lasted between three and a half and five hours, and most had no unoccupied seats.
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But 323 Park also has an increasingly common feature in these new towers: swaths of unoccupied space.
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She decided in 2016 to paint the house, which is unoccupied, to increase awareness of Mr. Trump.
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The limo failed to stop at the intersection and struck two pedestrians and an unoccupied S.U.V. RTE.
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It reduced the numbers permitted to ride buses and trams so that half the seats are unoccupied.
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He looked here and there and finally headed into the bathroom, which for some reason remained unoccupied.
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Don't copy the N.B.A. or the N.F.L. with all the terrible luxury box seats that go unoccupied.
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Days later in Boston, smoke appeared from the battery compartment of an unoccupied, parked Japan Airlnes Dreamliner.
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If the bases are unoccupied, then it will be considered an illegal pitch under Rule 6.02(b).
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But in midwinter there was a re in the unoccupied guest bed-room due to defective wiring.
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After that, it lay unoccupied for centuries, only to witness human conflict again during the Iraq War.
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For example, if part of a building is unoccupied, it can turn off the lights and heating systems.
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If heaven were open only to those who agreed on politics, I imagine it would be largely unoccupied.
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I saw it a few days ago, and it has consumed my thoughts in every unoccupied moment since.
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Recent activity suggests that North Korea may finally complete the Ryugyong Hotel, currently the world's tallest unoccupied structure.
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It's like all government buildings: there are plenty of cavernous, unoccupied rooms -- especially weekdays after 4:59 p.m.
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The Mandalorian, Disney's new live action Star Wars television series, lives in the spaces unoccupied by the Jedi.
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"For the most part," she said, "spaces under train tracks and viaducts are unoccupied by businesses or structures."
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It was apparently unoccupied at the time and the jewelry did not belong to Drake, according to Lewis.
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Flowerpots were in many windows, but the buildings are still unoccupied, the shops and other facilities mostly unopened.
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The duo break into an unoccupied house next door to the home of an attractive, neglected housewife, Ann.
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In New York City, unoccupied taxi and ride-hailing hours grew by 81 percent from 5003 to 2017.
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And there are marvelous moments of sheer calm emptiness, with the stage unoccupied in between the dance torrents.
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Maybe your urge to collect these unoccupied calcium-carbonate dwellings can serve as a sort of gateway drug.
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Brown is facing charges of burglary with battery (a felony), burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief.
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Ms. Park's private home in southern Seoul, which has been unoccupied for the past four years, needed repair.
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A house next to hers was hit by artillery fire and destroyed, though it was unoccupied at the time.
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These homes are dark, quiet, and have no cars in their driveways; it is possible they are entirely unoccupied.
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It all started Monday when an unoccupied Wall Street account supposedly humorous instructions on how to assassinate ICE agents.
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Organizers also faced questions about empty stands with the officials' and corporate seats often left unoccupied around lunch time.
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These facilities also give China a greater strike range by allowing it to deploy aircraft from previously unoccupied territory.
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Having played at the 22,000-capacity Avanhard Stadium from 1951 onwards, the ground was locked up and left unoccupied.
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On Saturday, however, the French Tennis Federation (FFT) offered employees the chance to watch the action in unoccupied boxes.
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Find a safe space, like an unoccupied office or a dedicated rest area, where you're unlikely to be bothered.
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On the evening of Wednesday, August 14, Komins' unoccupied vehicle was located near a Trinity County trailhead, police said.
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Cracker's playful pitches of shade splatted onto the unoccupied home plate like globs of cigarette-butt-flavored Jell-O.
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Three generations of Carsons lived in the mansion until the last heirs moved to San Francisco, leaving it unoccupied.
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Homeowners should check their insurance policies to confirm that their properties are covered if left unoccupied for extended periods.
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Some of the empty storefronts, on Broadway and elsewhere, may be targeted for development, explaining why they are unoccupied.
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"If heaven were open only to those who agreed on politics, I imagine it would be largely unoccupied," she writes.
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Opposition Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn has called for government to requisition unoccupied properties in the area to rehouse residents.
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Players take turns to place a stone on any unoccupied intersection of a 25x43 grid of vertical and horizontal lines.
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The unoccupied habitat must also, at the time of designation, contain physical or biological features essential to the species' conservation.
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It is garish, perpetually unoccupied, and stylistically mismatched to the other houses on the road, formally named The Bishops Avenue.
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With third base unoccupied, Murphy touched second and tore off to steal third, startling Seager and second baseman Howie Kendrick.
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Rather than talk to him she went to his usual desk, which was unoccupied, and set up her laptop there.
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At 432 Park Avenue, clusters of unoccupied sections throughout the tower allow wind to flow through and stabilize the building.
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Binkley later clarified to CNN that Trump was with "several friends" and the unoccupied seats next to her were soon filled.
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It crashed into an unoccupied parked car and two pedestrians before coming to a halt in a shallow ravine, officials said.
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The limo flew into a nearby parking lot and crashed into an unoccupied SUV, killing the driver and all 17 passengers.
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The limo flew into a nearby parking lot and crashed into an unoccupied SUV, killed the driver and all 17 passengers.
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If the driver reaches over toward the unoccupied front passenger seat in the dark, it will be illuminated automatically, Mercedes said.
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One of the ways smartphones have changed our lives is that we don't have to be bored and unoccupied ever again.
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According to domestic census data, in pockets of downtown, upwards of 20 percent of owned homes are unoccupied, driving up rent.
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There are as many as 65 million unoccupied homes in China, while ghost towns and ghost movie theaters dominate the landscape.
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Some smaller cities have gluts of unoccupied apartments, but housing prices have risen steadily in wealthy cities like Shanghai and Beijing.
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Either way, the designation destroys economic activity, leaves the land as unoccupied non-habitat, and does nothing to help the frog.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — Amid the 238 houses inside the oak-lined, no-outlet neighborhood, a single home stands unoccupied, a celebrity eyesore.
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As of Friday morning, nine platforms were still unoccupied, BSEE said in a daily update, down from 89 platforms on Wednesday.
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The function of the geoglyphs is not definitively known, but many appear to have been unoccupied, perhaps serving a ceremonial purpose.
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The authorities said one building had been condemned as substandard and was supposed to be unoccupied, but the other had apartments.
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The air felt cold and smelled of dust, as if the building had been unoccupied for 20 years, which it had.
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When Mr. Nin does find himself unoccupied, usually on his day off, he visits friends or shares a meal with relatives.
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The buildings that once housed them stand unoccupied, one of them still bearing a silhouette of the lender that departed, HSBC.
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The owner plans to renovate the lobby and lease the unoccupied floors to tenants who are connected to the medical field.
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As the world warms, species will move, their ranges will shift and that unoccupied land could become important to their survival.
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As the world warms, species will move, their ranges will shift and that unoccupied land could become important to their survival.
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It crashed into an unoccupied parked car and hit two pedestrians before coming to a rest in a shallow ravine, officials said.
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As for the claim that Bighorn is not "unoccupied" and therefore closed to Native American hunting, Justice Sotomayor summoned more common sense.
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In any event, the park is not "unoccupied", Justice Alito wrote, so Mr Herrera and his fellow tribe members must keep out.
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Airbnb boasts more than 2 million listings in 190 countries worldwide — apartments and rooms that may otherwise have sat unused and unoccupied.
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"The vehicle continued forward and struck a parked and unoccupied car before coming to a stop," said the NYPD in a statement.
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Paris prosecutor François Molins announcing that a suspected bomb lab was discovered in an unoccupied apartment in the Parisian suburb of Villejuif.
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When the Japanese Army entered Shanghai in 1941, his family urged him to flee to unoccupied China in order to avoid conscription.
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A possible benefit would be to nudge speculators to sell or at least rent out homes that they would otherwise leave unoccupied.
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" The limousine then "traveled across the intersection into a parking lot and struck a 2015 Toyota Highlander that was unoccupied and parked.
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After receiving the missing-persons report, park rangers found the couple's unoccupied vehicle near a trail head, according to the sheriff's office.
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Browne refers to this as "unoccupied ground", meaning no such trade deal on financial services has been done with the EU before.
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Amar Singh said the ousted premier Najib Razak's son and daughter were living in the apartments, while a third apartment was unoccupied.
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The hangar that was once home to the Spruce Goose had been mostly unoccupied until Google took over and renovated the space.
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Endangered geckos might find an ecological niche on and around parts of our buildings that are currently unoccupied by any native lizards.
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The vehicle crashed into an unoccupied car and two pedestrians nearby, killing them, before coming to a halt in a shallow ravine.
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Some 20 percent of its nearly 1,300 stores are unoccupied, according to a December report by the real estate firm Adrián Mercado.
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"While working the #Hurricane, deputies responded to a suspicious vehicle, which was unoccupied and partially flooded," the sheriff's office wrote on Facebook.
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The newspaper Hurriyet said that the mansion belonged to a Saudi businessman, and that it had been unoccupied for the past month.
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Brown faces one count each of burglary with battery, burglary of an unoccupied conveyance, and criminal mischief, the Hollywood Police Department said.
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After choosing between four maps, I landed on a completely unoccupied island alongside a kangaroo named Sylvia and a pig named Cobb.
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It was too early to say what caused the explosion which also sparked a fire in the unoccupied flat, the TV station said.
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The building is unoccupied and not located in a populated area, and law enforcement have so far not acted to remove the militants.
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The building — which houses Exit Realty Elite, as well as three other businesses — was unoccupied at the time of the crash, NJ.com reported.
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As a result, large numbers of new homes are unoccupied, while people still build on farmland in areas where housing demand is high.
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The bar, across the dining room from the kitchen, is still unoccupied while Ms. Reid waits for a liquor license to come through.
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Officials said an inbound Norristown High Speed Line train crashed into an unoccupied, parked train at the 69th Street Terminal in Upper Darby.
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The committee intentionally placed an unoccupied seat at the hearing to shame the company for not sending Page or Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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Mankind will be conquered not to the sound of marching metal-boned Schwarzeneggers but to the soft hum of an unoccupied family Prius.
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"This unoccupied seat is dedicated to the memory of these brave men and women and to the sacrifice they made in serving this country."
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As long as the domain is unoccupied, the infection proceeds, encrypting the computer's hard drive and locking it down until the ransom is paid.
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These unoccupied vehicles, increasingly known as "ghost scooters," might even drive themselves to pick up a rider, similar to an Uber or Lyft car.
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A Snapchat employee gestures toward an unoccupied vending machine, and I press the black button with all the care of a bomb defusal expert.
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And while fixing transportation won't solve all these problems, it certainly doesn't help to continue devoting so much of our space to unoccupied cars.
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The force of the impact spun the transit bus 180 degrees counter-clockwise, causing it push an unoccupied parked car into another parked car.
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An adjacent hospital -- the newly built Ibn Sina Center -- was also damaged in the Monday strike but was unoccupied at the time, he said.
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But when you suddenly have 48 unoccupied hours stretched out in front of you, the idea of no Netflix starts to feel more daunting.
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Among them is the aim to temporarily house those who have tested positive for the virus in unoccupied rooms in hotels across the city.
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If the state fails to supply enough prisoners, it must pay a fine to the private prison for each prison bed that goes unoccupied.
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Yusuf's life is no sitcom; living an unoccupied existence is a privilege Americans may take for granted but that he can only dream about.
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An inbound Norristown High Speed train crashed into an unoccupied train at the 69th Street Terminal in Upper Darby around 12:15 a.m. Tuesday.
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Soldiers armed with rifles and bayonets guard the entrance to the Kowloon site, but some buildings appear dilapidated, others rundown and many are unoccupied.
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Kiki invites me to sit facing her, cross-legged on the small strip of unoccupied floor space and asks about any issues I'm experiencing.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor seemed to side with government, suggesting unoccupied land doesn't have to be the optimal place for the frog to be preserved.
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There is no doubt that the Crow "would have understood the word 'unoccupied' to denote an area free of residence or settlement by non-Indians".
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It went across the intersection and into the parking lot of the Apple Barrel Country Store, where it struck an unoccupied vehicle and two pedestrians.
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His paintings conjure imagery of summers spent hanging out by someone's parents' pool, of long, lazy days and nights spent chilling with equally unoccupied friends.
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A U.N. humanitarian report said there were two airstrikes, one hitting an unoccupied garage and one hitting a hangar containing around 120 refugees and migrants.
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You will stay together forever and spend every unoccupied minute fantasizing about running off with the barista who works at the cafe by your office.
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Meanwhile, The Guardian reports that Bannon is illegally registered to vote at an unoccupied address in Florida, which is of course a crucial swing state.
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In contrast, the sensors at Dancing Crow employ unoccupied slices of the UHF and VHF radio frequencies used for TV broadcasts, slotting data between channels.
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Organizers cut the Scotiabank Arena in half and blocked off the upper level, but as the show got underway there were sections of seats unoccupied.
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How does gentrification look in New South cities like Austin and Nashville, where mid-century urban planning destroyed residential communities and left downtowns largely unoccupied?
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The produce boxes stand outside the storerooms like unoccupied watchtowers, the workers returning over and over again to retrieve unlimited pallets of fruits and vegetables.
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The safety category, for example, includes the number of police officers in an area and whether there are broken sidewalks, unoccupied storefronts and public restrooms.
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The new rules also require regulators to consider land where the species currently lives (rather than evaluate their ideal habitat) before expanding to unoccupied areas.
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The plane hit an unoccupied, parked vehicle on the ground, but the owner was in a store at the time of the crash, Bommarito said.
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"The unoccupied, which are ours, let's live on it," Duterte told reporters during a visit to a military base in Palawan, near the disputed waters.
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By answering a question that crosses the line with one of her own, Claire struck a small victory for women whose uteruses have remained unoccupied.
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They bought the instrument and placed it in the room where the composer died, leaving that room unoccupied so the public could visit it occasionally.
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The NTSB singled out the driver's "inattention and overreliance on" the autopilot system for the January 85033 crash into the fire truck, which was unoccupied.
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The NTSB singled out the driver's "inattention and overreliance on" the autopilot system for the January 2018 crash into the fire truck, which was unoccupied.
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Brown faces one count each of burglary with battery, burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief less than $1,000, according to Hollywood Police Department.
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But his reputation was shredded when he established the collaborationist Vichy government of unoccupied France that deported more than 70,000 Jews to Nazi death camps.
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At this point in the tale, he has been handed a tray of drinks and asked to wait in an unoccupied room for her arrival.
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Cops say Brown will be facing charges of burglary with battery and burglary of an unoccupied conveyance, as well as one count of criminal mischief.
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Or the Iranians could phone in a warning and then lob a bunch of low-rent missiles into an unoccupied part of two Iraqi bases.
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The plane hit an unspecified number of unoccupied vehicles at the business, leaving a wide field of fiery debris, airport operations manager Joe Rotterdam said.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson purchased the cheap, mostly unoccupied and abandoned land around Walden where Thoreau would make his famous home from Thomas Wyman, a potter.
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When Barack Obama nominated Merrick Garland—a relative moderate—to fill the seat, Republicans refused to hold hearings, and the seat sat unoccupied for months.
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Should the Soyuz launch system be grounded for an extended period, the space station could be totally unoccupied by January 2019, which hasn't happened since 2001.
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Still, many landlords would rather leave units unoccupied than rent to people who don't meet their requirements, said Kelly Tang Robinson, founder of Land Vista Property.
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Since the 1960s, a decline in the steel industry has led to a dwindling population and an abundance of unoccupied and abandoned homes, Business Insider notes.
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The UN report also stated that there were two attacks, one hitting an unoccupied garage and one hitting a hangar with around 120 refugees and migrants.
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Binkley told PEOPLE that after the two women seated next to Trump left, the seats remained unoccupied for two minutes or less – and Trump seemed unaware.
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The limo went across the road and hit an unoccupied SUV parked at the Apple Barrel, a local institution and popular stop for autumn leaf-peepers.
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There's no penalty for stealing from unoccupied apartments, and looting the city of Prague with abandon is easier when you can hack your way past obstacles.
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Nearly 30 ISIS militants took over an unoccupied building in Domiz district in southern Kirkuk and started firing on security forces there, according to security officials.
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Video footage of the immediate aftermath showed flames and heavy, dark smoke billowing from the hangar, which according to local media was unoccupied at the time.
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Orange County Fire Authority Captain Steve Concialdi said the plane struck an unoccupied car on the lot, which services a Staples store and a CVS pharmacy.
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India claimed it killed many Jaish-e-Mohamed group militants during the attack—despite Pakistan's insistence that the bombs hit an unoccupied area, killing no one.
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The property had been left unoccupied for several years, allowing the nest to reach close to its maximum size of approximately 1-metre wide (3.2 ft).
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Mayor John Tory suggested to reporters last month that part of the solution may include a tax on people who own unoccupied homes in the city.
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The gadget has its own internet connection and sensors that let it capture video if the car suffers a break-in or fender bender while unoccupied.
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Returning land in the cases of Portillo and Gomez was relatively easy because it involved unoccupied farmland and there was no one to dispute their ownership.
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The drama included robbery convictions in 2007, when he was a juvenile, and in 2009, when he pleaded no contest to burglary of an unoccupied dwelling.
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A smoky Southern California forest fire is raging in mostly unoccupied land but firefighting crews are concerned the flames could race down hillsides toward foothill communities.
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All non-principal residences, which are unoccupied for at least six months of the year, as well as vacant residential land, are subject to the tax.
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Now his voting address in Dallas is an unoccupied efficiency apartment, though he also owns a condo in Florida (with Diebel) and a mansion in Aspen.
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The noose was found hanging by the front door of a house under construction, according to CNN, which reported Saturday that the house is currently unoccupied.
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Instead, on Saturday, with Christmas approaching and the president unmoved, the Senate simply adjourned, choosing to leave the political battlefield unoccupied until at least Thursday afternoon.
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Snaking through the veritable sea of humanity with my brown paper bag filled with "treasure" — er, food — we found an unoccupied bench to sit and eat.
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Late last month, the government shelved a plan to turn an unoccupied housing project into a quarantine facility after protesters set a fire in the lobby.
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That report challenged previous reports that Pruitt had lived in the townhouse alone and that the second bedroom had been unoccupied while he rented the space.
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Toys R Us is planning to close or sell more than 800 stores across the U.S., leaving a surplus of unoccupied real estate on the market.
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The vehicle sped across the intersection and into the parking lot of the Apple Barrel Country Store, where it smashed into an unoccupied vehicle and two pedestrians.
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The former CEO also currently controls two other unoccupied board seats, which were granted to him in a 2016 decision that Benchmark is disputing in the suit.
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Finally, Daenerys and crew arrive on the shores of Westeros, which are beautiful and totally unoccupied, and she rolls in (+220) as the new Lady of Dragonstone.
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In Southern California, a smoky forest fire raged Wednesday in mostly unoccupied land — but firefighting crews were concerned the flames could race down hillsides toward foothill communities.
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Tellis, now 29, is serving a five-year sentence in a Mississippi state prison after an unrelated conviction for burglarizing an unoccupied dwelling, according to jail records.
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Luckily the line of portaloos in the clip above — filmed recently on Dartmoor during preparation for the annual Ten Tors walking event — appear to be mercifully unoccupied.
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But the swathes of unoccupied seats told a different story, reflecting mounting unrest among fans frustrated that Arsenal has gone 12 years since lifting the league trophy.
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One indication of the degree to which China has over-invested is the fact that it is estimated that over 50 million Chinese housing units remain unoccupied.
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The Blockbuster replica — or 345 Hudson Street Blockbuster, as it's unofficially called — sits in an unoccupied cubicle and is filled with over 600 videos, according to Gothamist.
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The only common denominators found among the victims are that the deaths occurred outdoors, in the early hours and in isolated places like trails and unoccupied streets.
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At one point, the birds-eye view takes us above a canal running between two floors of unoccupied stores, all lit in a weird Singapore Sling glow.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, China seized spits of land in the South China Sea that Vietnam had controlled or that were unoccupied but claimed by Hanoi.
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Police spokesman Christian Latta said in a news release that Brown faces charges of burglary with battery (a felony), burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief.
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In the mid-Market neighborhood, a few blocks from Twitter and a massive fancy retail space that's stood unoccupied since it was finished in 2016, is Zendesk.
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The company warned on Sunday that the ship was experiencing high waves, and the live video feed cut out as the rocket stage approached the unoccupied vessel.
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In the hastily stapled annals of less-than-stellar ideas, The Blend belongs aside other ill-conceived attempts to stake out a middle-ground best left unoccupied.
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It has been upgraded with a space-heating system that can be set to turn on automatically to prevent pipes from freezing when the house is unoccupied.
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In the early 2125s, we learn in this exhibition, 22002 percent of office space in Lower Manhattan was unoccupied, a vacancy level not seen since the Depression.
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He got the idea when he was sitting on an airplane and looked closely at the bathroom lock, which manually slides from green (unoccupied) to red (occupied).
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The limousine failed to stop at an intersection in Schoharie, New York, and veered into the parking lot of a store, hitting an unoccupied vehicle and two pedestrians.
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However, the lightly impressed, still-warm pillows in Churchman's painting are above a whirlpool threatening to drown some crocodiles at an Egyptian temple, rather than an unoccupied bed.
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The newly-purchased home was in need of a restoration, with one building complaint claiming that the property had gone unoccupied for 15 years, according to Mansion Global.
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Spring is quickly approaching, and if you're anything like us, you're probably itching to get some vacations planned but don't want to stress about leaving your home unoccupied.
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"People who lived on streets that were pockmarked with the most unoccupied homes and empty storefronts—that is, the poorest of them—generally had worse water," Clark writes.
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I bathed inside, I bathed outside, and after a farewell dinner with the Canadians, found one of two private baths unoccupied, so I bathed there, too, finally alone.
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One of the respondents, John Dalton, an archivist for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in North Hollywood, has no problem if someone takes an unoccupied seat.
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The former Air Force senior airman was indicted after a pipe bomb exploded in front of an unoccupied Air Force recruiting station near Tulsa on July 10, 2017.
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More than one in five apartments in Chinese cities — roughly 65 million — sit unoccupied, estimates Gan Li, a professor at Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in Chengdu.
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You can book in advance, or increase your chances of getting a deal by looking when you arrive and bargaining for a room that would otherwise go unoccupied.
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All three had belonged to Dorville, who sought refuge at his estate in the Dordogne in unoccupied France in June 1940, where he died about a year later.
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The latest news challenges previous reports that Scott Pruitt had lived in the townhouse alone and that the second bedroom had been unoccupied while he rented the space.
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It has also given rise to a situation where China has a massive amount of unused industrial capacity and an enormous overhang of unoccupied housing and commercial property.
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The idea of finding "unoccupied" land and taming it, turning it into an urban society, is so entangled with colonialism that it is impossible to unravel that knot.
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Luckily, McHugh was safe, as she left the room unoccupied when the robbery occurred — presumably because she was out handling wedding arrangements since her wedding was the next day.
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Last month, a Connecticut man was sentenced to six months in prison after shooting at an unoccupied mosque near his Meriden home late at night after the Paris attacks.
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The mythologizing and fetishizing of the "West" remains pervasive in New Mexico, where tourists expect to see harmful clichés such as ruthless cowboys, unoccupied landscapes, and primitive Native communities.
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At that point, "the operator did not change the path of the vehicle and it collided with an unoccupied Toyota Prius," according to the DMV crash reported embedded below.
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The Beechcraft BE-350 King Air hit an unoccupied hangar as it was taking off from a Dallas-area airport, a spokeswoman for the town of Addison, Texas, said.
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The criminal complaint says Welch pointed a gun at one employee and fired several rounds to open a locked door inside the restaurant, which he found to be unoccupied.
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In 2018, Vancouver's government ruled that He was subject to Vancouver's Empty Homes Tax, which requires owners of unoccupied homes to pay a 1% levy on their properties' value.
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According to the Orange County Sheriff's Office, several deputies were recently sent out to investigate a suspicious, flooded car that was reportedly left wrecked and unoccupied in a ditch.
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The new rule also gives the agencies more leeway to determine if an area that's unoccupied by a species (but where it could also conceivably live) should be protected.
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A BBC correspondent on a government-chaperoned trip to Rakhine reported Thursday that he saw Rakhine Buddhist men walking from an unoccupied Rohingya village that had just caught fire.
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A Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) train slammed into an unoccupied train that was parked at a terminal in Upper Darby, Pa., injuring 42 people, according to multiple reports.
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It survived a World War II bombing of the city and has been unoccupied since 2005, when Myanmar's military government moved the capital from Yangon, formerly Rangoon, to Naypyidaw.
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Suntrust Park Memorial is an unoccupied seat, and it is dedicated, in fact, to the memory of the brave men and women who sacrificed so much and served this country.
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He can even act out in minor, goofy ways, like taking a shopping cart for an in-store joy ride, or grabbing an unoccupied SUV and tearing through the streets.
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Investigators from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, also known as Cal Fire, concluded that the fire erupted at an unoccupied house on a rural, oak-shrouded property.
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"In order to maximize your privacy, you should probably choose the one furthest from the door if it is available and the one next to it is unoccupied," they conclude.
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Police investigators said the Ferrari crossed into the opposing traffic lane and over a sidewalk before spinning around and crashing through a fence, ultimately slamming into two unoccupied parked cars.
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You city people fill your lives with chatter, Thinking that us country folk don't matter … The road narrowed and dwindled before widening out into four cars' worth of parking, unoccupied.
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According to jail records, Francis turned himself in early Monday on a burglary of an unoccupied conveyance charge -- a 3rd degree felony that carries up to 5 years in prison.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo will soon either veto or sign into law a bill that makes it illegal to advertise entire unoccupied apartments for short-term rentals on Airbnb.
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Artist Carlos Frésquez suspended large sculptural pine tree car fresheners in "Alley Freshener," (2018) humorously acknowledge why the garbage-filled alley is unoccupied, but that it doesn't have to be.
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The job of F.A.A. administrator is one of the many crucial but unoccupied positions in this administration — although Mr. Trump proposed to put his personal pilot at the agency's controls.
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"It's pretty outrageous, but it's also pretty clever," said George M. Janes, a planning consultant who has tracked and filed challenges against buildings in New York with vast unoccupied spaces.
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Wedgewood Properties purchased the West Oakland home for $501,078 in a foreclosure hearing in July 2019 after it had been unoccupied for two years, local news station KPIX 5 reported.
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Leaflets were distributed, but few people were home in midafternoon, and a high number of properties were unoccupied (many in this area are owned as investments, often by foreign buyers).
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Converting malls into multi-service mini villages may be the key to using unoccupied real estate in the retail market, said Amanda Nicholson, professor of retail practice at Syracuse University.
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One group of four people, apparently with a flight to catch, simply abandoned their cart in the parking lot and rolled their bags to the unoccupied end of the terminal.
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The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence intentionally set up an unoccupied seat to shame Google parent company Alphabet at Wednesday's hearing on foreign meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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"I wouldn't go to Bangkok by train — that would be too long," Mr. Putz said jokingly, as they reclined comfortably in their seats, his feet up on an unoccupied seat.
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The 2016 census reported that 21,820 homes were unoccupied in Vancouver but that included homes at which no one was available on census day, so overstates the issue, RBC's Hogue said.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn, who was then the crown prince, surprised some when he asked to delay his succession following the death of his father, leaving the throne unoccupied for seven weeks.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law today a bill to make it illegal to advertise entire unoccupied apartments for less than 30 days on Airbnb, according to multiple reports.
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She added that the vacancy rate - or percentage of shopfronts unoccupied - rose in the three months to July to 10.1 percent compared with 9.6 percent in the three months to April.
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It crashed into an unoccupied parked car and two pedestrians before coming to a rest in a shallow ravine, officials said, killing the driver, all 17 passengers and the two pedestrians.
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After a platform lifted himself and the coffin to the main level, Lamar slowly crossed the stage, stopping to gesticulate in synchrony with the music, until reaching an unoccupied grand piano.
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"The biggest opportunity is that China's real estate investment market will continue to become more mature and more customers will recognize this opportunity to invest in unoccupied real estate," he said.
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Mr. Moulton, a Harvard-educated Marine veteran who announced his candidacy on Monday, has signaled that he will seek to differentiate himself from his competitors by filling that largely unoccupied space.
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He was always alone, and he would sit in a section of the bar unoccupied by other patrons, ordering a steak and two or three vodka drinks known as Moscow Mules.
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Mostly to blame for ride-hailing trips' extra emissions is "dead-heading," the term for when a driver is in an otherwise unoccupied vehicle while driving to or from a fare.
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Michael Bloomberg would almost certainly have jumped into the fray, sensing unoccupied territory in the political center, and an infinitely saner and more capable billionaire might well be our president-elect.
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The ride-hailing cars average 11 minutes of unoccupied time — compared with eight minutes for yellow taxis — in between dropping off one passenger and picking up another, according to the report.
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According to the Associated Press, a 2001 Ford Excursion limousine drove through a stop sign in Schoharie, New York, and hit a parked, unoccupied car at the Apple Barrel Country Store.
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As we first reported ... YB was busted along with a female companion, Starr Thigpen, after he allegedly ordered her to get housekeeping out of a room that was supposed to be unoccupied.
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He gave interviews under a blue tarp, and appeared beside Ammon Bundy during the first news conferences in early January, when the group discussed why the unoccupied federal buildings had been seized.
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The unoccupied ship was filled with nearly 5,400 pounds of fuel, food, and equipment destined for the ISS, which is currently home to three astronauts, Peggy Whitson, Thomas Pesquet, and Oleg Novitsky.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo banned short-term rentals on Airbnb after he signed a bill on Friday penalizing people for listing unoccupied apartments on the service for stays under 30 stays.
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A reporter from the Wall Street Journal decided to watch the live stream instead of attending in person, and a seat marked for a Hearst reporter was unoccupied, according to the Hill.
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"As long as you have a boundless extent of fertile and unoccupied land," Macaulay wrote, your laboring population will be far more at ease than the laboring population of the old world….
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Next, he tracked down new rehearsal space, zeroing in on an unoccupied trading floor on the 55th story of a downtown skyscraper that is controlled by one of the Alley's board members.
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Authorities had announced earlier in the day that they planned to convert Fai Ming Estate, an unoccupied public building, into temporary flats for quarantine of people who could have contracted the virus.
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Here's what we know about the victims: Brian Hough Brian Hough was killed in the parking lot of the Apple Barrel Country Store & Cafe when the limo slammed into an unoccupied SUV.
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WASHINGTON — Walter M. Shaub's term as the government's top ethics watchdog does not expire until next January, but his corner office here, just a few blocks from the White House, looks unoccupied.
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According to a census released in October by the state statistics agency CAPMAS, 43 million units are either under construction or finished but unoccupied, compared to 22.5 million units that are inhabited.
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About 120 passengers and two crew members were evacuated safely after the collision, Metrolink spokesperson Scott Johnson said, and initial reports indicated the vehicle on the tracks was unoccupied at the time.
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As with so many of these scattershot acts of resistance, the call to reserve tickets and leave the seats unoccupied seemed pointless for a first-come-first-served event issuing unlimited tickets.
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These days, real estate developers and landlords are likely to keep storefronts unoccupied for months on end, waiting to rent to the next gallery, hipster bar or high-end restaurant that comes along.
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We compared the proportion of coral reef on occupied atolls to unoccupied ones, and our research, published this month, found up to a 70% reduction in reef cover on those harboring military bases.
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Photo: Facebook/Ballyglass Coast Guard UnitThis weekend, a mysterious, tar-covered houseboat apparently built by a Canadian adventurer was discovered unoccupied on Irish beach—some 3,000 miles from where it was last seen.
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William Wells, the gallery's executive director, said Thursday that the part of the building that collapsed on Wednesday contained unoccupied rooms, and that there were no injuries or damage to the main gallery.
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Because they operate in a new, untrammeled layer of physical space — below 400 feet, an airspace that is currently unoccupied in most of the country — they open up a vast new shipping lane.
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He asked his friend David Callisch if the cats could move into the unoccupied, 400-square-foot studio behind his home, and Callisch, who was about to list the property on Airbnb, agreed.
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The islands' value is mostly strategic, and they have been unoccupied except for a handful of soldiers, usually American, stationed on Tiran as part of the 1979 peace agreement between Israel and Egypt.
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In neighboring New Mexico, the Ute Park fire is burning about 100 miles northeast of Santa Fe. The fire has burned more than 27,000 acres, and destroyed more than a dozen unoccupied structures.
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The most effective way to commemorate the rise and fall of white supremacist monument-building is to preserve unoccupied pedestals as the ruins that they are — broken tributes to a morally bankrupt cause.
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To prevent an accidental death in an unoccupied car, always keep it locked whether you have children or not, and keep your keys in a place that children cannot reach or access, KidsAndCars.
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The app can also be used to find unoccupied desks, browse the cafeteria's lunch menu, book meeting rooms and flag up any maintenance that might need doing, such as replacing a broken monitor.
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There were protests in the northern Hong Kong town of Fanling -- near the Chinese border -- after it was announced that an unoccupied apartment building there would be converted to a "temporary" quarantine center.
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On August 11, police said, a Skamania County deputy found the car unoccupied at the Blue Lake Trailhead in Cowlitz County and Cowlitz County Search and Rescue responded with ground teams and drones.
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In late 2015 a neighbor started a Facebook page titled "Save the Baxter House," reflecting the tension between preservationists, local officials and the owner as the house sat unoccupied and, many say, neglected.
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"I find myself kind of disassociating a lot when I'm not with people who are in March for Our Lives or weren't in a shooting," Hogg said, once we found an unoccupied room.
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Back in Puerto Rico, Martinez Rivera said her family still doesn't have running water or electricity; they've been siphoning water from an unoccupied house next door via a hose through the kitchen window.
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Mr. Schaller has called for reducing the unoccupied time for ride-hailing cars and yellow taxis in addition to other efforts to reduce congestion, such as a new ride fee or toll system.
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An-y-ways, none of that would have happened if the bathroom had been unoccupied in the first place, but it wasn't, because Ilana works at the coffee shop and was sleeping in there.
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On Saturday afternoon, the limo the couple and their guests were traveling in failed to stop at a T-intersection and flew into a nearby parking lot, where it crashed into an unoccupied SUV.
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Mr. Demarest, 42, was flying a plane owned by the Civil Air Patrol on Tuesday when he clipped the building that houses the offices of Dorsey & Whitney, and crashed into an unoccupied commercial building.
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The industry helped pay for construction binges like one in Xiaoyi, where Helin is located, topping up local government tax coffers and bestowing the city centre with rows of largely unoccupied luxury apartment blocks.
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His registered address, an apartment in the gritty industrial city of Shenyang, has been unoccupied for several years, according to a neighbour who said he believed Mr Dong had died about three years ago.
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Christina Binkley, a former Wall Street Journal fashion columnist, tells PEOPLE that after the two women seated next to Trump left, the seats remained unoccupied for two minutes or less – and Trump seemed unaware.
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The poster's title refers to Joseph Beuys's seminal 1974 performance, "I Like America and America Likes Me." Bailiffs removed a group of squatters from an unoccupied, £15–million (~$18.8 million) property in West London.
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But, exceptionally for almost any country, the Netherlands had a surplus of unoccupied jail cells because of plunging crime rates, and had even been renting out cells to other countries, like Belgium and Norway.
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Video from El Paso, Texas, shows that some existing fencing is being replaced with new designs, but there is no indication that construction of fencing or a wall in previously unoccupied areas has begun.
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In late August, one of the Philippines' largest warships, a cast-off cutter from the United States Coast Guard, ran aground on Half Moon Shoal, an unoccupied maritime feature not far from Mischief Reef.
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January 26, 2005: Metrolink commuter train Casualties: 11 killed Where: Glendale, California, near Los Angeles What: A Metrolink commuter train struck an unoccupied Jeep Cherokee that a man had parked on the railroad tracks.
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But on an average day in the first half of this year, more than 40 percent of its 872 beds went unoccupied, making it one of the emptiest jails in the state, records show.
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The getaway driver took off at a high speed and struck an unoccupied vehicle parked right in front of the store "and then went straight through the window and into the store," he said.
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City records show the desolate building with bricked up windows is not abandoned, although it appears unoccupied, a far cry from the busy clinic shown in historic photographs with baby carriages parked out front.
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In 2014, as part of a completely unrelated project funded by the US National Science Foundation, researchers at Drexel University in Pennsylvania analyzed the air of an unoccupied classroom that had long since banned smoking.
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As of March 2700, only 243 displaced families who lost their homes in the wildfire are living in government-allocated mobile homes, while dozens of other FEMA temporary housing units sit unoccupied in neighboring counties.
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The ESA's collaboration with China thus far include participating in the study of those returned samples, and potentially sending a European astronaut to the Chinese space station (which is currently unoccupied) at some future date.
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Such was the case of the American Indian Movement's takeover of the Wounded Knee, South Dakota, reservation in 1973, or the 2016 takeover of an unoccupied building at a federal wildlife reserve in eastern Oregon.
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The work by U.S. artist Michael Rakowitz has won the next commission for the square's unoccupied Fourth Plinth, upon which a series of 11 new artworks have been displayed since 1999, organizers said on Tuesday.
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Mr. Flint, who is juggling several proposals for the hulking unoccupied factory buildings in the middle of town, recalled a time when there was a strong professional class with many engineers affiliated with the factories.
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Mr. Rackover, whose name was previously James Beaudoin II, had left Florida several years ago, where he had been convicted of robbery as a juvenile and pleaded no contest to burglary of an unoccupied dwelling.
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The grand Beaux-Arts building, designed in 1900 by the architecture firm McKim, Mead & White, has been unoccupied for decades; it was slated for demolition until the real estate developer Bedrock purchased it in 2014.
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The unoccupied truck, which had been parked, rolled on Sunday onto an ahu, a ceremonial mortuary structure that supports about half of the nearly 1,1003 statues, or their toppled remains, local officials and archaeologists said.
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For instance, an investigation by the Guardian earlier this year showed that vast portions of the tallest residential tower in London are unoccupied for the majority of the year because their wealthy owners live elsewhere.
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The 13-year-old aircraft reportedly sustained damage to its wing in May, when another aircraft that was taxiing at Jacksons International Airport in Port Moresby collided with it while it was parked and unoccupied.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Joaquin was making a right turn out of a parking lot in West Hollywood Tuesday afternoon when his Tesla scraped the bumper of an unoccupied L.A. County Fire Dept. truck.
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It's an unusual trajectory for a hardware startup exploring a nearly unoccupied market, but CEO Magnus Wanberg is confident that's because this category of device is destined to grow in response to increasingly invasive tech.
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Minnesota did not announce the official attendance, but the game was played with roughly half of the arena's seats unoccupied due to heavy snow that pelted the Twin Cities much of the day on Monday.
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Earlier this week, the group who put out the report, Strategic Action for a Just Economy, staged a news conference outside one such luxury apartment building where they said 76 percent of units sat unoccupied.
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What neither he nor Mr. Brown realized about restoring the shotguns was that a 1970s-era zoning change had imposed larger lot requirements on Hill homes if they became unoccupied for longer than six months.
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Trulia found that in the 100 largest metro areas, Americans 2018 and older are sitting on some 3.6 million unoccupied rooms in their homes — rooms they could rent to help ease the current housing shortage.
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Ideally, parking would be priced so that about one in ten spaces is unoccupied at any given time: that way, everybody who is prepared to pay for a space will quickly be able to find one.
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Since the house has remained unoccupied ever since the night of the crime, legend has it that the worldly possessions of the murderer and his family remained untouched for decades—and were visible through the windows.
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Fewer travelers means more perks for you too: Unoccupied hotel rooms may lead to free upgrades (just ask!); an empty middle seat on the plane means more free legroom; and group tours can feel more private.
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With that information, the M.C.M. team built an uploadable database that breaks the city down into different spatial areas and offers a general overview of how many properties exist and how many are unoccupied (approximately 50,000).
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Preparing for a siege, however, is very different from preparing to attack, and Team Targaryen shouldn't assume that the other side hasn't been preparing for their arrival, or that Dragonstone has been unoccupied all this time.
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Presently, up to 27 percent of ride-sharing vehicles are unoccupied at any given time, according to a study commissioned by the T.L.C. Those empty cars add to the street congestion and increase competition among drivers.
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The committee was concerned in particular about foreigners who had fled to southern France — an unoccupied part of the country under Vichy control — and who could now be turned over to the Nazis at any time.
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This was on Sunday, and the firebombing was incited by anger over the coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China — and plans by the Hong Kong government to use the unoccupied housing block as a quarantine area.
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The revitalized and bustling neighborhood they envisioned has not materialized, and local media reported earlier this month that the city is negotiating low-cost loans to sell thousands of unoccupied Olympic Village apartments to government workers.
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A police official in charge of international crime at Gangwon Provincial Police Agency said the athlete, his wife and manager had gotten into an unlocked car which had been left unoccupied with the engine running in Pyeongchang.
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However, Tillerson, also presided over a State Department which saw its role vastly diminished, with several high-profile posts unoccupied and many allies questioning the efficacy of dealing with a diplomat they suspected never had Trump's ear.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A report that Mexico's attorney general owns a Ferrari registered at an unoccupied house has added a twist to a growing political battle over who will lead a new institution designed to battle corruption.
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Rooftops that were once unoccupied, soulless concrete deserts, become transformed into food-producing, flower-rearing altars to the sun, where people gather, lean in, and reconnect with the world's natural wonder in the midst of a city.
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A report from the U.N. Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said there were two air strikes late on Tuesday, one hitting an unoccupied garage and one hitting a hangar containing around 120 refugees and migrants.
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WASHINGTON — French Ambassador Gaston Henry-Haye discussed a limited relief plan for the help of starving babies and prisoners of war in the unoccupied territory of France with the Under Secretary of State Sumner Welles today [Jan. 3].
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Several homeless people amble out front, seeking shelter from the rain under unoccupied awnings, and the storefront itself is easy to miss, looking more like that cheap hostel on the last leg of your Eurotrip than a sauna.
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Bart A. Sullivan, an engineer in New York who has worked on high rises around the world, said supertall skyscrapers need large unoccupied floors for complex mechanical and structural equipment, including elevator motors, heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
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San Francisco has taken steps to protect its homeless community, like searching for temporary housing in the city's unoccupied hotels to get people infected with the virus off the streets and setting up handwashing stations near homeless encampments.
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"I thought it was super nice of the flight attendants to let her use the unoccupied cubicle next to me, and for bringing her treats throughout the trip," says Ogawa, adding staff would come by to meet Coco.
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If an iBuyer purchases a house in December, and it is largely unoccupied for the next month or two while it is renovated and sold, there&aposs a high risk that pipes could freeze, causing a costly leak.
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It remains to be seen how well Kalanick, who still sits on the board and controls two other unoccupied board seats, will work with Khosrowshahi, who has spent more than a decade leading the Bellevue, Washington-based travel company.
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When NASA sent something of an art project to space with its Golden Record on the Voyager spacecraft in the 1970s, the agency spent months agonizing over what they would include on what was an unoccupied emissary of humanity.
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The 105-story hotel was meant to be one of the world's tallest structures, but when construction halted in the 1990s, reportedly due to engineering problems and a lack of funds, the Ryugyong became the world's tallest unoccupied building.
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The limo, carrying 17 people on their way to a birthday party, ran a stop sign at a highway intersection and crashed into an unoccupied parked car and two pedestrians before coming to a halt in a shallow ravine.
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In an extended exchange with Justice Elena Kagan, Mr Bishop granted that if all that was needed was "a very minimal change" like "digging a few holes", the ESA may permit the government to designate unoccupied tracts as critical habitat.
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The protest featured singing and flower-planting, but a group of what journalists say is about 15 people broke off from a larger group of about 300 to take over the building, which was unoccupied due to the holiday weekend.
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Ford is working on other iterations of the concept minibus that increase energy savings and extend battery-electric driving range, including features that would allow the driver to control heating and cooling of individual seats — and deactivation of unoccupied seats.
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But if you check your chart or 'scope only to find that one of your houses doesn't have any planets in it, don't worry — an unoccupied house doesn't reflect any kind of deficiency in your life, only a lack of emphasis.
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Sounds spill out of every unoccupied stretch of beaten-up sidewalk, and the city's state-owned, citizen-operated music halls play host to talented locals performing son, rumba, bata, and conga-led bembe music nearly every night of the week.
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So if you've made it this far and you're interested in giving workday naps a try (or just starting to nod off), here's a quick guide to the perfect nap: • Find a quiet, unoccupied space where you won't be disturbed.
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Sales increased more than tenfold from 2007 to 2017 as the brand found a relatively unoccupied market niche between the cheap accessories found in stores like H & M and more expensive jewelry from the likes of Swarovski and Tiffany & Company.
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The devices, made by Blackburn, U.K.-based Cad-Capture, are pitched as a way for companies to find out how they can reduce office space, providing a multicolored dashboard to show managers which workstations are unoccupied and analyze usage trends.
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Baby boomers currently own about 3.6 million unoccupied rooms, according to Trulia, a real estate website that looked at the 100 largest housing markets to find boomers living in homes with at least two bedrooms more than the number of occupants.
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When the National Park Service retweeted a picture comparing the crowds of the two presidents, showing unoccupied swaths at Trump's, the Trump administration punished the trolling resisters at the park service by shutting down their Twitter account for the night.
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Since assistant coaches typically get swept out the door along with a fired head coach, the number of vacant N.F.L. coaching jobs this week is likely several dozen, even if the eight unoccupied head coach positions garner all the attention.
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The deputy said a caller had reported someone going door to door and using a cellphone "as if they were casing the neighborhood for houses that were unoccupied and they would come back later and rob them," Ms. Bynum said.
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She gets financial help from her elderly mother, but it was not enough to help her pay for rent so four years ago she and her two sons moved into a squat along with 60 families in an unoccupied building in Rome.
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A big part of the short-term solution to London's housing shortage lies in incentivising, or compelling, the use of its vast stock of existing but unoccupied residential property, a policy for which there is popular, but as yet insufficient, political support.
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The number of memberships available will likely be the first thing to change, though, as the club's organizers are eager to expand the original location into other parts of its largely unoccupied building, as well as launch new locations around the city.
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After Bieber wrapped up the UK leg of the "Purpose" tour on October 30, 2016, he left Heath Hall, rending the house again unoccupied for a year, until US actress Salma Hayek and husband François-Henri Pinault rented it in November 2017.
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Most passengers will never see these hidden rest areas, but this Project Sunrise test was no ordinary flight; the crew was gracious enough to let us take a look at the whole plane while the bunks were unoccupied early in the flight.
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There are now 103,000 for-hire cars operating in the city, and a report issued late last year found that cars operating as part of ride-hailing services average 11 minutes of unoccupied time between dropping one passenger off and picking up another.
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After 747 No. 6314 landed, and after the passengers (including the two newlyweds) and crew had left, the inside of the giant plane was suddenly empty and utterly quiet, the unoccupied seats and aisles illuminated only by the sunlight filtering through the windows.
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State Police said the 220 Ford Excursion limousine barreled down one roadway and passed through the T-intersection where the two highways intersect without stopping, crashing into another vehicle, an unoccupied 22 Toyota Highlander, before landing in a shallow ravine beyond the road.
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Another idea that merits consideration — and is likely to need Albany's approval — is some sort of a "vacancy tax" on those landlords who leave storefronts unoccupied for years, hoping against hope that Sephora or Marc Jacobs or whatever will move in someday.
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Weeks later, he was arrested and charged with felony burglary with battery, burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief in connection to an incident involving his trainer, Glenn Hold, and a moving truck driver who he had hired in Hollywood, Florida.
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President Trump's old office on the 26th floor of Trump Tower in Manhattan sits unoccupied now, unofficial storage space for the gathering trove of memorabilia that his two oldest sons say they hope will eventually be turned over to their father's presidential library.
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The limo, carrying 17 people on their way to a birthday party, ran a stop sign at a highway intersection at high speed and crashed into an unoccupied parked car and two pedestrians before coming to a halt in a shallow ravine.
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Warren said success for that meeting would mean getting a commitment to discuss verifiable steps to reduce North Korea's nuclear threat, which would require careful negotiations from a State Department whose role has been vastly diminished under Trump, with several high-profile posts unoccupied.
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A 40-year-old Sacramento man was arrested on Monday after ramming his SUV into an unoccupied parked car multiple times and after several minutes, the driver then got out of the car, jumped on top of the Honda and began breaking out its windows.
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Once they have determined the home is unoccupied, Carranza said the burglary crew will send a well-dressed accomplice to ring the front door, and if no one answers, they know it is "good to go" and the rest of their crew moves in.
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The account, which was created by a former flight attendant, went on to allege that the incident occurred "midflight … in front of everyone" and that when the passenger was told by the flight crew to go to "the unoccupied lavatory," the passenger became argumentative.
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"Kate's fate was sealed when a U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management Ranger failed to properly secure and/or store a government-issued firearm while it was left in an unoccupied vehicle in a high auto-theft neighborhood," the lawsuit said.
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Hererra argues that he is covered by a treaty his tribe signed with the federal government in 1868 that allowed members to hunt on the "unoccupied lands of the United States," and that Wyoming's subsequent admission into the Union didn't abrogate those treaty rights.
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The attorney general who led some of those inquiries was himself reported to have a Ferrari registered in his name at an unoccupied house in a different state, and, though his lawyer argued that it was an administrative error, he resigned not long afterward.
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Instead, they were killed when the oversized limousine they were traveling in barreled through an intersection that is known locally for its danger and crashed into an unoccupied car — and two other people, killing them — before coming to a rest in a shallow ravine.
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Indeed, the added funding may help diminish the number of instances in which middle-income apartments with rents as much as $3,700 — included to offset the price tag for those at the bottom of the income ladder — go unoccupied for long stretches of time.
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Koestler, who was a Jew, a Communist, and a refugee, knew that if he fell into Nazi hands he would certainly be killed, and he and Hardy embarked on a headlong dash for the unoccupied southern zone of the country, separating along the way.
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For whoever arrived in those first canoes, these empty islands offered a bounty of unfished reefs, unoccupied land and naïve, slow-moving animal prey; for those who now studied those first colonists, their arrival represented an important inflection point in human expansion and development.
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It also could potentially have advantages over a network of autonomous cars or wheeled vehicles, as those still have to contend with ground traffic, pedestrians, cyclists and other vehicles in order to operate, while the low-altitude air above a city is more or less unoccupied.
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With this combination of what are essentially construction materials and paint, he brought together the readymade and a traditional medium – long considered divergent, incompatible tendencies in modern art – while reminding viewers that the depiction of an untainted, unoccupied landscape was a fiction: mankind has made inroads everywhere.
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Cersei and Jaime surveyed the forces coming after them, Daenerys conquered the unoccupied castle of Dragonstone, Jon Snow told the Northmen and Vale knights to prepare for the coming war, Ed Sheeren sang a campfire song for some reason, and Sam sopped shit and served soup.
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Demolition teams finished tearing down unoccupied shacks and tents in the northern seaside town on Monday after last week's evacuation of thousands of migrants from the "Jungle" camp where more than 6,000 people were living, most in the hope of making it across the Channel to Britain.
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An increasing number of unoccupied properties around the country are being listed for sale on online databases known as "akiya banks"—"akiya" translating to "vacant house"—with thousands of homes in relatively good condition being offered up for either nothing or next to nothing, Insider reports.
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Unlike the lower court in Nice, the appeals court also found Mr. Herrou guilty of illegally sheltering Eritrean migrants last October in an unoccupied resort belonging to the national railway company, and the appeals court ordered him to pay 1,000 euros, or about $1,200, in damages.
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The head of the National Transportation Safety Board said a switch on the tracks, which the freight hauler CSX owns and operates, was padlocked in a position that steered the Amtrak train onto a siding near Columbia, S.C., where it crashed into a parked, unoccupied CXS train.
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On Monday, kindergarten student Camila Torcato and her father Amilcar Torcato were leaving North York's St. Raphael Catholic School and in a drop-off area when an unoccupied Hyundai SUV struck the pair, pinning them between the driverless car and their own vehicle, according to the Toronto Star.
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That's a shame, because the simple fact that a grisly crime happened there wasn't what made the LFMM so compelling, so much as the way the place sat unoccupied for decades, full of—rumor had it—the belongings of the very family whose patriarch had tragically snapped in 1959.
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Named after the light left on on a theater's stage when the auditorium is unoccupied, the protest will gather hundreds of groups outside theaters across the country, from Broadway to community stages, in free-form events designed to express support for vulnerable communities targeted by the Trump administration.
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Conceptual image of an unoccupied ship designed to generate clouds and reflect sunlight away from Earth (Image: Stephen Salter)To prevent the many environmental calamities wrought by climate change—from rising sea levels and megadroughts through to superstorms and mass extinctions—we'll begrudgingly have to start geoengineering the planet.
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Here's how the nearly 14-minute attack began, according to Moore and surveillance videos: -- Long parked his rental car outside a beauty supply store, walked out with a semiautomatic rifle, checked an unoccupied police car outside a nearby B-Quick convenience store, returned to his car and drove away.
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The report by a Mexican anti-graft group published on Monday said Mexican Attorney General Raul Cervantes had a $218,000 Ferrari registered at an apparently unoccupied house, worth $25,000, in the state of Morelos that also had two other Ferraris and an Audi registered to the same address.
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It is already illegal in New York to rent out an unoccupied apartment in a building with three or more units for fewer than 30 days, but Airbnb is full of advertisements for such places regardless; about 55 percent of Airbnb listings violate the law, according to housing activists.
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You just can't be really nice to yourself, or regard yourself, or even become aware of what you think and want and what you need, if you're never quiet, alone, or unoccupied, if you're always receiving and managing, even passively, live bright neon-white energy and acres of data.
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On Monday, investigators continued to search for clues as to what caused the 2001 Ford Excursion limousine to speed down a rural highway, through a stop sign and into an unoccupied car, killing 17 friends in the vehicle who were on their way to celebrate a birthday party.
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The Herrera majority also had to contend with Crow Tribe of Indians v Repsis, a 1996 ruling at the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals holding that because Bighorn National Park was not "unoccupied" within the meaning of the 1868 treaty, the Crow had no right to bring their hunting rifles there.
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The real estate listings site Trulia estimates that there are 20083 million unoccupied rooms that can be rented out in the country's largest housing markets — and there may be more than 17,700 spare rooms that can be rented out for about $868 a month in the New York area alone.
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On Sunday, Amtrak blamed a crash in South Carolina on CSX Corp, which owns and operates the tracks where a switch was padlocked in a position that steered an Amtrak train onto a siding where it crashed into an unoccupied CSX train, killing two people and injuring more than 100.
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Here are a few of the many examples: "At Edward Hopper's Home, Legally This Time" In 2013, internationally renown multimedia artist Tony Oursler staged a site-specific art installation at Hopper's childhood home in Nyack, N.Y., where he once broke in as a child when it was unoccupied and in disrepair.
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He said even if an area otherwise meets the statutory definition of unoccupied critical habitat because the government finds the area essential for the conservation of the species, the Endangered Species Act does not authorize the government to designate the area as critical habitat unless it is also habitat for the species.
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Typically these sensors would also depend on prohibitively expensive, custom-built cellular base stations for connectivity, but the Microsoft project hopes to extend the range of these sensors cheaply by using unoccupied portions of the old UHF and VHF radio frequencies to transmit large amounts of data using old school TV antennas.
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When not populated by performers, the unoccupied stage is all the more lonely for the soundtrack that plays in a loop, suggesting absence where once there was presence and gesturing mournfully to the loss of not only dyke bars as physical spaces, but to communities of friends and lovers that once visited.
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We ate lunch at an expensive cafe and then continued to Edgartown Great Pond, which is surrounded by depressingly large, unimaginative estates, all of them apparently unoccupied, their windows glinting flatly in the sun, and where I scuttled, in a crouch to avoid detection, through the tall sea grass to slip into the water.
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In exchange for ceding 30m acres of land to the United States, the Crow would enjoy "the right to hunt on the unoccupied lands of the United States so long as game may be found thereon, and as long as peace subsists among the whites and Indians on the borders of the hunting districts".
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The chain of events between human arrival in previously unoccupied land and the extinction of native species has been controversial in New Zealand, but also Australia, where the debate over if, why and how much of the country's mega fauna was eradicated after the Aboriginal people arrived on the continent has gone on for decades.
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Popkin did not comment on how much or how long Mueller has been preparing, but would confirm that Wilmer Hale -- a Washington, DC, law firm -- has allowed Mueller and "a small group of folks who worked with him at the special counsel's office" to use some unoccupied office space for the purpose of preparation.
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He left that job at some point, so did I, but we stayed in touch, eventually both landing at GMG (him first, me with his help.) We were office mates; last week we ran into each other spontaneously at two separate bathrooms in the building, as he looked in vain for an unoccupied stall.
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The hotel industry in New York City cheered the passage of legislation that would keep people from advertising stays shorter than 30 days in unoccupied homes, a measure that the bill's supporters said would restrict commercial operators of illegal hotels, but that Airbnb — the company that prompted the bill — said would affect regular city residents.
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As thoughtful as some of Herrera's how-to tips are — "find a quiet, unoccupied space where you won't be disturbed; try to make your area as dim as possible (or invest in a sleep mask you can keep in the office)" — not everyone works in an office that will tolerate someone catching some ZZZs.
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A wintry sepia of an unoccupied field near Sharpsburg, Md. — the site of the Battle of Antietam during the Civil War — illustrates the cover: a leafless tree with outspread branches, unharvested cornfield bristling with feral bounty against a buck-and-rail fence in the near background, a luminous plot of wintry grass in the foreground.
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When we pull out the units that are unoccupied because they&aposre for rent or for sale, or because they&aposre recently rented or sold but not yet occupied, or if they&aposre for seasonal use only, that still brings us to 20203,563 vacant housing units, 7.5% of the total housing stock as of 2017.
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Let's review the show, which took place in two acts: A visit from Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and an empty chair unoccupied by a Google executive at the Senate Intel Committee in the morning, and a solo performance by Dorsey in front of the House Energy and Commerce Committee in the afternoon.
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Her final act that morning might have scaled a new peak of obsessive absurdity: she moved from one unoccupied cubicle to the next, smoothed the sheets down, and then, crouching awkwardly in the thin space between the head of the bed and the wall, oiled the knobs for the wall-mounted valves that brought oxygen into the room.
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"The local people—the good thing about Parkdale—they always support each other," Lama says, telling the story of a petition started by a Tibet Kitchen regular asking for a city councilor to allow Lama to continue to operate in a new, unoccupied space after his rent hike, which is currently prohibited due to municipal regulations on restaurant licensing.
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The stunning accompanying photos took us on a tour of southeastern Michigan, from Frank Lloyd Wright's Sara and Melvyn Smith House, in the suburb of Bloomfield Hills, to the architect Minoru Yamasaki's currently unoccupied Reynolds Metals Regional Sales Office in neighboring Southfield to one of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's Lafayette Park apartment towers in Detroit proper.
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For more on Henry VIII's wives and Queen Victoria, pick up a copy of this week's issue of PEOPLE on newsstands on Friday Worsley, whose day job is as chief curator of Historic Royal Palaces which looks after the unoccupied royal buildings in the U.K, sees some similarities with the woman whose long reign she beat in September 2015 — Queen Victoria.
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