Dickson is planning to roll out additional vending machines, currently being manufactured through her other start-up, Solutions Vending International, an automated retail systems designer that creates custom vending machines.
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The company also installs vending machines in the United States.
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Vending machines are an essential part of life in Japan.
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Carvana operates similar car vending machines across the United States.
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Also our school had a ton of soda vending machines.
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Do they know about condom vending machines and affirmative consent?
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The vending machines have attracted new customers and boosted revenue.
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Last fall it took them to Byte Foods vending machines — refrigerators stocked with sandwiches, meat and cheese plates, and brands like Blue Bottle coffee and Odwalla shakes that you wouldn't normally associate with vending machines.
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At first, it was only available in weirdly shaped vending machines.
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Vending machines have long been the backbone of the snacking society.
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They also contacted the company that makes the vending machines, Snatap.
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Check. Vending machines filled with aforementioned hardware dropped in exotic locations?
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Apparently the modern vending machines first appeared in the 1880's.
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They hacked into some CIA vending machines and stole some snacks.
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In place of bakeries, vending machines have begun dispensing baguettes, above.
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The vending machines are certainly different from any show room experience.
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IT'S CARS, ELEVATORS, VENDING MACHINES, SO WE'RE – EVERYTHING IS BEING CONNECTED.
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That could include new-generation vending machines, advertising experiences and more.
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Ibanez tells me that working in vending machines is comically hermetic.
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There are almost 17 million vending machines worldwide, the report said.
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That incorporates sales made from mall kiosks, catalogs and vending machines.
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But making vending machines vanish from the workplace is a tall order.
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There are the giant vending machines to help shoppers avoid human contact.
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Authenticity can be verified by scanners at banks and in vending machines.
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It is 2017, people are inventing vending machines for just about everything.
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There's no hidden vending machines with cryptic clues leading to long lines.
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These big, automated systems that looked and worked like massive vending machines.
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I always brought bags of change to use at the vending machines.
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"I hear you need vending machines for drugs," Tyndall remembers him saying.
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Snapchat is planning to drop the vending machines in more cities soon.
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They don't sell them at the vending machines in our high school.
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During their visits, Epstein and his lawyers repeatedly emptied nearby vending machines.
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Your co-workers are avoiding the drinking fountain and the vending machines.
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Vending machines take the form of a speaking mannequin called Dollar Bill.
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When we got to the MetroCard vending machines, Robert extended his hand.
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The railroad started offering discounted monthly tickets at vending machines on Tuesday.
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VC subsidized vending machines: Vengo makes wall-mounted mini-vending machines the size of large picture frames that it then sells to vending machine distributors, asking for a small fee per month in exchange for access to its software.
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Snack attack: It&aposs time to kick vending machines out of the workplace.
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Gone are the days when vending machines were simply for soda and candy.
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Read These Stories Next:We Almost Can't Believe These 15 Vending Machines Are Real
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The days of big lines stretching from Snap's vending machines are long gone.
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It took until November 10th for the first Snapbot vending machines to launch.
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Spectacles are only being sold via the Snapbot vending machines in limited quantities.
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Snapbots: Those minion-looking vending machines, dropped in arbitrary locations around the country?
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We just had vending machines, and we were like, 'What's up with that?
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Following that announcement, Alibaba presented one possible solution — vending machines which dispense cars.
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"There are about 500 meat vending machines [in Germany]," she told The Telegraph.
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He built vending machines on railway platforms to catch people on their commute.
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The meals are transported daily in refrigerated trucks to restock the vending machines.
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The Cargo vending machines served as a bridge to full-blown mobile advertising.
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How much money can you reasonably pull in a month from vending machines?
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What are the most efficient ways to buy product for your vending machines?
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But there are much quicker (not to mention quirkier) options available: vending machines.
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Last year a hotel in London began offering vending machines with engagement rings.
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There are old vending machines that once dispensed soda or cigarettes or gumballs.
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Currently, the company loans the vending machines out to its clients for free.
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The hottest wearable in town comes out of one of these vending machines.
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Some universities have even installed vending machines selling HIV home testing kits to students.
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What meaningful distinction exists between a "micro market" and "a couple of vending machines"?
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In fact we humans face more direct threats from vending machines and toilet seats.
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It now has over 2503,800 in 31 countries and operates thousands of vending machines.
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Farmer's Fridge retrofits vending machines to serve up healthy foods — salads, sandwiches, granola, etc.
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But, these days, vending machines have gone way beyond just Gardettos and Coke Zero.
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Before shifts, staff pick up fresh uniforms from stations that look like vending machines.
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They've been sold nationwide in stores, by food service suppliers and in vending machines.
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You were elected to student government based on a platform for better vending machines.
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Snap's Snapbots, its signature bright yellow Spectacles vending machines, will also travel around Europe.
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The remainder comes from specialty boutique locations and three vending machines across the nation.
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Another solution might have been, you know, to install a few more vending machines.
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The FDA's menu labeling rule requires larger calorie disclosures for food in vending machines.
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The visiting room had molded plastic chairs, the vending machines, and a water fountain.
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A much smaller number gave students access to condoms from baskets or vending machines.
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For goodness sake, no more iBeacon-driven vending machines, no more 3D-printed trinkets.
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They ate dinner out of the vending machines and complained about the uncomfortable chairs.
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Even when buying drinks or snacks at vending machines, I typically use dollar bills.
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V.M.s"—MetroCard vending machines—"at forty stations can't process debit or credit, only cash.
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The world is filled with them, such as doorbells, vending machines, calculators and telephones.
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The first section of the movie has vending machines with Japanese characters on them.
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But stripped of their wrappers, Russia's stadium vending machines are brimming with "anonymous" snacks.
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They're also in incredibly short supply and only available through special robot vending machines.
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There was a small waiting room with wooden benches and a few vending machines.
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I kept hearing that the replacement technology had some problems — exploding vending machines. Thoughts?
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"Tech firm markets glorified vending machines where users can buy groceries," said The Guardian.
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The city-state is seeing some of the fastest growth rates in vending machines sales worldwide, even as there are signs of saturation in major markets like Japan, which at 26 million has the world's highest number of vending machines per capita.
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You'll be able to spot vending machines in London, Paris, Berlin, Barcelona and Venice today.
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But for now, bar owners are hopeful that vending machines will help shift customers' perspective.
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But here's hoping this trend continues, and by 2027, we're buying everything from vending machines.
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The report projects that number to grow to 3.6 million connected vending machines by 2020.
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Since launching in 2013, Farmer's Fridge has deployed 200 vending machines throughout Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Of course, in Europe, selling fresh food—including pizza—via vending machines is nothing new.
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The product will be sold in interactive vending machines, called Snapbots, throughout the United States.
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Those in a hurry can buy bottled cocktails from vending machines with a $15 token.
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Vending machines work around the clock, so they don't require people at the cash register.
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Starting in 1902, coin-operated vending machines spat out hot, fresh, and affordable cafeteria food.
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Heineken's offering will soon be sold in vending machines in the country's largest gym chain.
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Alibaba intends to build "dozens" of those vending machines in China in the next year.
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IVM reconfigures lockers and vending machines — so money is no longer needed to open them.
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The agency subsequently determined it would regulate the Farmer's Fridge vending machines like a restaurant.
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Separately, Luckin is expanding into vending machines to increase its share of the China market.
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Its payment system is used by vending machines, shops, street vendors and local transit systems.
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It could be used in vending machines to cool drinks as you buy them, too.
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Across the country, the vending machines stand as points of illumination and testaments to convenience.
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Le Tach's co-founder Steve Chia said the company has grown from manufacturing 26 vending machines in 2011 to over 1,000 to date, adding that the types of vending machines have also expanded from dispensing drinks and snacks to selling daily essentials and accessories.
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"Vending machines have become crazy with new technologies," Von Poelnitz told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday.
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For example, Costa has touchscreen vending machines that make hot beverages with the chain's coffee beans.
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Las Vegas is about to set up vending machines to dispense clean needles, free of charge.
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Businesses that manufacture vending machines in Singapore, like Le Tach, are also profiting from the trend.
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For example, General Mills subsidizes its salad bar and has removed junk food from vending machines.
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EST Snap's rollout of its new Spectacles from cute little vending machines didn't come without hiccups.
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The pitch deck reveals that the vending machines seem to be a breeding ground for spam.
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The $130 sunglasses with a built-in camera will only be available from cartoonish vending machines.
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Think of it like Coke being forced to sell Pepsi products in Coke-owned vending machines.
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Shaw said the response to the vending machines has been extremely positive, mixed with some confusion.
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The thing with vending machines, though, is that the net profit is only like 50 percent.
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In 85033, the University of Vermont stopped selling bottled water in university stores and vending machines.
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That room contains six elaborately stocked vending machines, one of which contains a diamond engagement ring.
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Jewelry: Costume pieces, inexpensive metal amulets and baubles found in vending machines sometimes test positive for lead.
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In Europe, Snap is launching Spectacles simultaneously on its website and in a bunch of vending machines.
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To be sure, most of the vending machines that exist today are not connected to the internet.
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Reverse-vending machines, which accept empty drinks bottles and return money to users, are appearing in supermarkets.
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The company wouldn't sell them out of vending machines if it was trying to make money here.
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Public health crusaders preached about the evils of sugar and yanked vending machines from schools and offices.
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Are jet packs, sky-high tennis courts and gold-dispensing vending machines your idea of living large?
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It's being used by companies like Coca-Cola and L'Oreal to size vending machines and public displays.
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And Witte said the company is considering rolling out vending machines with its drinks across the country.
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Of course, some farm workers have tried the entrepreneurial route, selling through vending machines or farmers markets.
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Vending machines are a $13 billion business that's growing in the U.S., according to researcher IBISWorld Inc.
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This was one of the few Equinox's I've been to with no Juice Press, just vending machines.
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Kourtney stopped for a quick treat from Tokyo's famous street vending machines that are open 24 hours.
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People write best sellers, date millionaires, win Oscars and have vending machines fall on them every day.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for beverage vending machines.
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Forget the office vending machines, we've got the tips you need to become a midday munching pro.
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Indeed, it's no pitch-black fetish dungeon outfitted with sex swings and vending machines full of lube.
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I grab a bag of Smartpop popcorn from the vending machines because snacks totally help drowsiness, right?
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The personable (or, sometimes, rude) vending machines that dot the Ark are a fun and clever conceit.
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Now some colleges think they have found a solution: vending machines stocked with the morning-after pill.
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But those regulations also cover vending machines that sell perishable foods such as packaged sandwiches and salads.
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But unlike most vending machines, customers use the Alipay app to unlock the door of the fridge.
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The only sounds were the wind moving through the copious bamboo and the ghostly buzzing vending machines.
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I once built a train system in Minecraft complete with snack vending machines at the various stops.
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Mr. Nelson, who builds vending machines at a nearby factory, was fresh off a trip to the dentist.
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Ride-hailing apps have opened up a new platform for in-car vending machines, advertising, and data collection.
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Snap is selling its new futuristic, video-capturing sunglasses in a very old-school way: With vending machines.
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Nothing enticed me to go to the supermarket with my grandparents more than the kid-friendly vending machines.
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You can also shop at the number of vending machines as you wait for your train to arrive.
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From pecan pies to champagne, here are the 14 craziest vending machines we (almost) can't believe are real.
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He was an inventor and had made his fortune creating a mechanism to release drinks from vending machines.
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The Japanese company has been selling popular items in vending machines across the U.S. for about a year.
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According to the piece, on a Friday evening, MTA ticket vending machines stopped accepting debit and credit cards.
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Berg predicts by 2020, the world will have at least 3.6 million internet-connected vending machines in circulation.
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School districts continue to ban junk food from their vending machines and improve the quality of school lunches.
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A student at U.C. Davis figured out how to make vending machines more awesome than they already are.
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For accessories, Facebook also offers self-service vending machines, and employees can walk up to the help desk.
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Chips you could eat while maintaining your identity as someone who mostly doesn't eat food from vending machines.
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Ahmad expects to sell the packaged halal food through vending machines, supermarkets, and kiosks in the Olympic Village.
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Workers could also use the implants to operate copy machines and buy food from the company's vending machines.
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Automat vending machines, introduced in New York in 1912, served sandwiches, hot dishes and desserts, among other things.
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You could also use Greyparrot in reverse vending machines and credit your account when you return plastic bottles.
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There's a nearby subway station so I go down there since each station tends to have vending machines.
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Back in the corporate world, Tesco may cut thousands of jobs by replacing staff with vending machines, Reuters reported.
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Canned Chu-Hi can have alcohol levels as high as 9 percent and is often sold in vending machines.
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I stop by the vending machines to get an iced tea ($2) and a bag of veggie chips ($1.50).
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The only truly healthy snacks are fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds – and few vending machines contain these products exclusively.
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Riders will always be able to pay with cash at retail locations and vending machines, according to the MTA.
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The vending machines won't arrive until next year, however, and the school administration said no to off-campus lunches.
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For the afterparty, there's seperate vending machines that dole out champagne, and there's uh, ones to dispense weed too.
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Contrast all this with France, where vending machines are banned on campus and even home-packed lunches are discouraged.
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The vending machine trend started at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania, which stocked emergency contraception in vending machines in 2012.
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Steve Glazer of Contra Costa County to prohibit sales of flavored tobacco products in stores and vending machines statewide.
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Despite a hyped launch with lines outside its Snap Bot vending machines in surprise locations, their utility was limited.
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While Dickson originally envisioned the company selling primarily through vending machines, they currently comprise just a fraction of sales.
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During a month-long experiment, 300 WeChat-branded vending machines popped up in subway stations in parts of Beijing.
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Whether his vending machines will ultimately collect dust or someday be effectively deployed and persuade their doubters remains unclear.
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These vending machines challenge that stigma head-on, which is why Raisman thinks they're key to normalizing this conversation.
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The rule prohibits stores from selling e-cigarettes in vending machines and to anyone under the age of 18.
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There's a niche for every obsession in the nation that gave us owl cafés and used-panty vending machines.
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There's no on-site cafeteria, but there are dozens of microwaves for the frozen meals available in vending machines.
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Back then, they came in "fun" colors like bright teal and were sold out of pop-up vending machines.
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Cleaning crews will also scrub subway stations, including turnstiles, benches and ticket-vending machines, once a day with disinfectants.
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The move comes less than three years after the launch of Snapchat's first pair initially sold in vending machines.
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The solution to rape, critics say, cannot be to transform human women into vending machines, Chewbaccas, or mythological monsters.
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I think a lot of people think vending machines are owned by some corporation, rather than by individual people.
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Ms. Kelly jokingly added that you could almost pull off an entire wedding with items from the vending machines.
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But an Autograph Collection hotel in London called the Bankside has had buyers of rings in its vending machines.
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Vending machines selling toothpaste, deodorant, ear plugs and even colorful salads in jars have been popping up in stations.
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Then, they must add money to them at MetroCard vending machines, which will be programmed to charge half-price.
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Unlike vending machines in many other countries, those in Japan sell everything from drinks to ramen to floral arrangements.
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Vending machines that can vend a variety of healthy, ready-to-eat boxed meals that are under 550 calories each.
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Snapchat first announced the mysterious specs in September and has been selling them through adorably cartoonish-looking Snapbot vending machines.
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Eight years ago Coca-Cola introduced its design-your-own vending machines, allowing customers to create their own flavor combinations.
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When Bodega, a startup making "smart" vending machines, announced its launch in September, it encountered an angry mob on Twitter.
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New Coke can also be found at vending machines in a few American cities, like Los Angeles and New York.
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"This might work for some electronic gadgets that are not commonly available at vending machines," said Forrester analyst Ananda Chakravarty.
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The earliest push buttons appeared on vending machines, as light switches, and as bells for wealthy homeowners to summon servants.
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The company, which sells corporate cafeteria kiosks designed to replace vending machines, would like the kiosks to handle cashless transactions.
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At the moment, BooksActually's book vending machines are cash-only, but a cashless payment option is in its foreseeable future.
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I've already prepaid for the month, but every time I go in, I end up splurging in the vending machines.
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Vending machines in the employee lactation room sell nursing pump accessories, storage bottles, breast pads, nipple cream and other supplies.
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A video on the Tubman stamp website shows the stamped bills being accepted into a variety of different vending machines.
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Tomra has 82,000 reverse vending machines worldwide - led by Germany with 13,000, where it has a 70 percent market share.
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These will be the first five cities in Europe where Spectacles will be available via vending machines at surprising locations.
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Grocers, convenience stores, movie theaters, pizza delivery companies and even vending machines must meet the new requirements to display calories.
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Coca-Cola, for example, has put more than 1.8 million refrigerated vending machines and other HFC-free equipment into service.
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If the kids comply, they get tokens good for treats from vending machines that offer snacks, booze and even cigarettes.
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When inmates come down for visiting hours "they beg their families to get food from the vending machines," Aidala said.
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I guess that explains why the game's vending machines were warped and corrupted by demonic energy, just like the 2010s.
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The announcement came as Luckin announced it is expanding into vending machines to increase its share of the China market.
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San Francisco based leCupboard's vending machines offer plant-based snacks and entrees, and will soon pop up in public spaces.
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The product will be sold via interactive vending machines placed in locations throughout the United States, for one day only.
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Other interventions include calorie labeling on restaurant and drive-thru menus and replacing vending machines with smart snacks in schools.
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It will have 700 store pickup towers — automated vending machines to retrieve online orders — by the end of the year.
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It says two-thirds of that footprint is caused by suppliers, such as packaging, agricultural ingredients, coolers and vending machines.
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During this period, employees often purchased snacks at work, first from wheeled snack carts, and later from automated vending machines.
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Syringe vending machines have existed in Berlin since 1988 and have been in France, Australia and Puerto Rico for years.
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The vending machines mark the first time the Southern Nevada Health District has worked directly with a syringe access program.
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Snap did start selling Spectacles online and through its Snapbot vending machines in Europe for the first time back in June.
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Another one opened in October in the Philadelphia area, so the state is set on access to car-sized vending machines.
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The company also has other vending machines that can recognize consumers with a water bottle with a special chip in it.
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After stepping in, the bear returns to four paws to peruse the vending machines and the other rooms of the building.
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Recently, the University of Vermont attempted to cut down on plastic bottle waste by eliminating water bottles from the vending machines.
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Cruz spent Monday night in a motel in Missouri Valley, Iowa, where vending machines sold items with long-past expiry dates.
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According to the Mirror, Hosbec is now considering removing minibars altogether, replacing them with additional vending machines in the common areas.
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Samuels got the idea from her brother, who helped get the product stocked in the existing vending machines at Pomona College.
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Carvana, the online-only used car dealership famous for its car vending machines, has priced its IPO at $2000 per share.
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In additional to cutting plastic dishware, the ban will also affect coffee vending machines, which will no longer use plastic cups.
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One such revealing anecdote involves broken ticket vending machines, a frantic MTA war room, and an elusive IT guy named Miguel.
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Among other limitations, the FDA plans to prohibit e-cig sales in vending machines that teens and children have access to.
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Some approaches they've tried out are dramatic: for instance, banning sodas in school vending machines, or implementing a junk food tax.
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" Metropolitan Fire Brigade's Steve Watts said , "Look, over the years I've attended to several children with their arms in vending machines.
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Blockbuster also runs a streaming service and vending machines in some European countries, as well as several physical locations in Australia.
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Snap expected its fans to run to vending machines around the country for a shot at buying the camera-equipped sunglasses.
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The rule also requires calorie labeling on more than 99 percent of the nation's 5 million to 6 million vending machines.
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Some approaches they've tried out are dramatic: for instance, banning sodas in school vending machines, or implementing a junk food tax.
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Police directed traffic because signal lights were out while drink-vending machines, ubiquitous in Japan, and most ATMs were not working.
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There are also fewer station agents — about 2,500 down from 3,500 in 1995 — now that vending machines handle most MetroCard purchases.
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Its new Nano sensors can also be hooked up to printers and vending machines to verify access or charge expense accounts.
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The company's machines, which are mostly in corporate cafeterias and hospitals, have more food-safety features than many traditional vending machines.
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In Japan, despite its high concentration of sophisticated vending machines, there are about 40,000 convenience stores, according to Foresight Valuation Group.
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I smoked by some vending machines instead of wandering the graves beside him, because I'd spent too much time there already.
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During business hours, visitors can recharge with a coffee from Tesla's espresso bar or grab a snack from the vending machines.
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The vending machines popped up at new locations for about a day, and that location was shared just 24 hours in advance.
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To take advantage of this new feature, Britain's half a million or so vending machines are being refitted with electromagnetic-signature detectors.
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The university removed all sugar-sweetened beverages from cafeterias, food trucks and vending machines on its campus and installed more water stations.
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"Such equipment could be developed for domestic 3D food printing as well as vending machines," writes Nesli Sözer, Principal Scientist at VTT.
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So far, Coke's coffee business has largely been focused in Japan, where canned coffee has been popular in vending machines for decades.
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While the company has a patent for computerized vending machines that dispense first-aid products, it has not sold any machines yet.
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In July, it rolled out giant vending machines to dispense pickup orders for customers, eliminating the need for human sorting and delivery.
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Over 5,000 connected devices, including light bulbs and vending machines, were hacked to slow internet service at a university to a crawl.
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PepsiCo also is taking its healthy push to vending machines as part of a so-called Hello Goodness initiative it's previously disclosed.
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Showboating authorities in some well-off places have flooded flashy new toilet blocks with free Wi-Fi, phone-charging and vending machines.
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The vending machines attracted long lines, and Snap even opened a retail location in New York City during the holiday shopping season.
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The company is now betting on its coffee innovations, express vending machines, beans and machines for food service customers to grow sales.
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The towers, which are like high-tech vending machines distributing customers' online purchases, were first introduced into nearly 200 stores in 2017.
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This will not affect the FDA's menu labeling requirements for restaurants and grocery stores that paired with the rule for vending machines.
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That's right, I'm talking about how Snapchat Snap is still milking Spectacles out with its extremely limited release using Snapbot vending machines.
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The three smart-vending machines, currently located in New York, Connecticut, and Texas, are easily activated when users share advice on Instagram.
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With Ronald Wolff, a friend, he founded a small company to distribute the first vending machines that made hot coffee from grounds.
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Maybe your organization needs impetus and expertise — but for goodness sake, no more iBeacon-driven vending machines, no more 3D-printed trinkets.
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On days when the vending machines would malfunction, he would call everyone over and hit the numbers to hand out free sodas.
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She's having "Out of Order" signs made to use on rest rooms and MetroCard vending machines, replacing the endemic hand-scrawled notes.
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The researchers analyzed the food or beverages purchased from vending machines or cafeterias at work, and the free food in common areas.
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The ban will apply to all areas of the airport, both before and after security, including stores, restaurants, cafes, and vending machines.
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I made a point to sell my candy for less than the vending machines, and also to offer different types of candy.
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The company has not announced where the vending machines will be located, saying only that an online map would reveal future locations.
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For example, Chinese users are accustomed to paying at vending machines with their phones or QR codes, something Coates feels awkward doing.
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The company then delivers the vehicle, or customers can pick up them at one of Carvana's 8003 patented, automated car vending machines.
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These are usually around $20, and available at airport vending machines and kiosks, although a cellphone store in town might be cheaper.
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Glezman loves Skee-Ball and does improv comedy; Mr. Buttigieg has a weakness for claw-vending machines); explored their divergent personalities (Mr.
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Seven years later, the business has 214 vending machines spread out across the Midwest and in New Jersey, Philadelphia and New York.
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Two days later, the Chicago-based start-up Farmer's Fridge voluntarily shut down all 55 of its vending machines in New York.
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The railway administration has cracked down on ticket scalpers, and it has become common to order tickets online or from vending machines.
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The Italian vending machines operator said on Friday it agreed to buy 100 percent of rival office coffee machine maker SDA 2000.
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Seldom are the banal logistics of child rearing — does Joan risk a trip to the vending machines to avert a hunger meltdown?
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With this in mind, I recently took a pilgrimage to a cluster of Japanese-style vending machines at a Hong Kong mall.
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It also prohibits the sale of e-cigarettes in vending machines except in adult-only settings, and bars the distribution of free samples.
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There are 7 million vending machines in the U.S. and 100 million Americans use them each day , the National Automatic Merchandising Association reports.
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To be certain, Vengo — which makes high-tech vending machines and doubles as a self-contained advertising network — has been successful raising money.
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Pickle has become an extremely popular flavor recently, with many pickle beverages available at bars and even in vending machines at the gym.
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Some U.S. states still used voting machines from the 1980s, he said, which he compared to soda vending machines in the Soviet Union.
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Byte places large, fancy vending machines in offices, offering employees easy access to healthy lunches and snacks while keeping them near their desks.
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BooksActually, a local independent bookstore known for its fiction and literature curations, has unveiled book vending machines at high traffic spots in Singapore.
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To cope with the stress, he began binge-eating pastries from the vending machines, and eventually put on a significant amount of weight.
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It created a lot of hype for the product by only making Spectacles available via vending machines that popped up in random locations.
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While Tommy Hilfiger's Instagram and Snapchat strategies have been a success, 25 years ago it unsuccessfully tried to build touch-screen vending machines.
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Previously, the gadgets were only available in the United States at boutique vending machines called Snapbots, which you can locate using Snap's website.
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Las Vegas has become the first city in the U.S. to offer clean needles in vending machines, according to CBS News affiliate KLAS.
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The vending machines harken back to the Automat, a 27th-century fast-food restaurant that featured cubbyholes with food items behind glass doors.
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Between now and a potential IPO in March, Snapchat could sell thousands of its Spectacles in pop-up vending machines around the country.
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"A lot of people buy them to put in vending machines from the '50s and that's the only thing that fits," he says.
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"If people really look forward to going to a dealership and haggling" then the website, home delivery, and vending machines aren't for them.
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The two Japanese Coca-Cola companies, bottle and distribute Coca-Cola drinks in Japan and manage networks of vending machines selling the beverages.
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Ten residence halls are available on campus, which offer accommodations like air conditioning, vending machines, private bathrooms, laundry machines, and ping-pong tables.
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I was shocked by the pain-medication vending machines at Amazon, for example, while people familiar with warehousing work might roll their eyes.
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Research the competitionWhile there weren't any other kids selling candy, there were vending machines in the school cafeteria that sold large candy bars.
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The company looked into opening its own retail stores and e-cigarette vending machines, but that plan was shelved, a former employee said.
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The company is selling them exclusively through bright yellow vending machines, the first of which appeared on Venice Beach in California on Thursday.
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Not only is the sight of smoking rooms in bars and restaurants common, cigarettes are easily purchased from vending machines in the streets.
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The regulations laid out in Article 81 of the city's health code state that vending machines do not require individual permits or inspections.
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The vending machines, which the company calls "mobile cupboards," offer entrees and snacks featuring the company's own proprietary grain, which has no sugar.
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Famous Amos The old reliable of vending machines everywhere, Famous Amos cookies have an enviable chocolate-to-dough ratio for their diminutive size.
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Coins being turned in to the program from China were from American cars, vending machines, and washing machines that were ultimately processed overseas.
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"People are just looking for just convenient healthy food on demand (and) vending machines are a great place to do that," Von Poelnitz added.
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The new Spectacles look incredibly similar to Snap's original glasses, which it rolled out in late 2016 and sold through vending machines at launch.
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Vending machines may comprise only a fraction of the calories people consume, but removing them from the workplace could initiate a change in norms.
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Along with their criticism, students are suggesting a variety of solutions like off-campus lunch, allowing food delivery, and vending machines with healthier options.
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It's also putting the traveling vending machines on hold — though Snap says the "Snapbots" will still show up in "surprising" locations in the future.
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Snapchat's Spectacles are already causing huge lineups and mild millennial frenzy in LA now that they're on sale via super-exclusive Snapbot vending machines.
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Currently, two of the vending machines are located at at the National Museum of Singapore and Singapore Visitor Centre on shopping street, Orchard Road.
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Snapchat's Spectacles are arriving starting today, and they'll be available to buy via pop-up vending machines that look almost trademark infringingly like Minions.
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Then King made all machines evil in Maximum Overdrive, where we're treated to malicious arcade games and vending machines as well as evil cars.
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Needle exchanges, Las Vegas Harm-reduction advocates have turned to vending machines to make clean supplies readily available for people who use injectable drugs.
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The extension will only apply to gums, mints and roll candy products, but not to other foods found in vending machines, the agency said.
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Tomra has both production and research/development for reverse vending machines in China, that could help if Chinese provinces or cities ever impose deposits.
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He had told me I could bring a Ziploc bag with cash for the vending machines, as well as my ID, but nothing else.
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Vending machines for the video camera sunglasses are springing up around the country, first in California and Oklahoma, and who knows where else next.
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It did so in a predictably goofy way: The glasses, called Spectacles, are available only through special vending machines that move around the country.
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Mike: The vending machines look like large and terrifying Minions, a meme I thought had died out and sadly has yet to do so.
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Initial hype and lines for its roving, limited time only Snapbot vending machines led Snap to overestimate demand but underdeliver on quality and content.
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Japan also has a network of ubiquitous vending machines and meal ticket dispensers that relies on cash and cannot be replaced or upgraded overnight.
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The company has been putting the wearable camera on sale at pop-up vending machines around the country, starting out on the West Coast.
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They were selling them out of vending machines so even if they sold, gosh, I can't imagine they sold more than 1,000 a day.
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The founders have already been signed with various fitness studios that want to test the beer at their bar and in the vending machines.
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Workers can retrieve gloves out of the vending machines in warehouses, where workers can access items free-of-charge by swiping their work badges.
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But they remain readily available from smaller stores and vending machines, and some brands are sold for as little as a pound, about $1.30.
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But, he also says vending machines at his former schools that dispense free Pringles to students would be a sweet add-in as well.
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"Basically the regulations that are in place in New York are written for classic food vending machines selling highly processed packaged food," said Saunders.
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In Germany, the hackers' ransom demands popped up over the weekend on the screens of ticket vending machines of Deutsche Bahn, the national railway.
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To the extent that these vending machines need to be permitted, I believe it would fall under the New York State Department of Agriculture.
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It is with this goal in mind that I look back at a selection of video game vending machines that defined the tumultuous 2010s.
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The company makes cloud-based control software that helps companies connect machinery and equipment ranging from vending machines to farming equipment on the Internet.
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He was referring to the gamut of internet-connected applications, offering personalized options and interactive services, that are becoming available on new-generation vending machines.
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Those vending machines won't stay around for long as the plan is to move them around the U.K., France, Germany, Spain and Italy this summer.
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Other unusual items that can be found on sale in Singapore vending machines are insect repellent, fresh flowers, health supplements and ceramic bowls and vases.
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Another plus: You can now find SouveNEAR's vending machines stocked with locally-made gifts and craft items in airports at Oakland, Kansas City and Newark.
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Before, the glasses were sold through vending machines which popped up in major metro areas around the country, as well as a store in Manhattan.
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Nike is planning to go into as many Foot Lockers as possible, with its life-size vending machines and other membership perks, according to Hebert.
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While pizza vending machines have been available around Europe for several years, Pizza Self is the first of its kind in Japan, according to Grape .
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The chips affected by the recall were distributed to retail stores and vending machines and have a "guaranteed fresh" date of July 4 or prior.
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Australia's exciting plan to introduce a fresh $5 bank note has stumbled over its first hurdle — vending machines, poker machines and self service check-outs.
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"You either bring your dinner or there's vending machines in the basement for snacks," the Designated Survivor star says in the latest issue of PEOPLE.
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AstonishingStudios on YouTube makes some of the neatest Lego inventions around, including a series of homemade vending machines that dispense all the best junk food.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new travel reimbursement rules for government employees, efficiency standards for vending machines and safety guidelines for sunscreen products.
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Some are concocted on the spot in restaurants, but most are sold in cans at supermarkets, convenience stores and liquor shops or in vending machines.
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The cards will be randomly distributed at vending machines at Queensboro Plaza, Broadway-Lafayette Street, East Broadway and the B/C station at 116th Street.
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Uber drivers with Cargo boxes filled with snacks, water, and other goods, like phone chargers, recently received an email that the vending machines were done.
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Pursuits One of the many discoveries I made on my first night in Japan nearly 0003 years ago were the vending machines that sold beer.
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In the recent spate of anti-immigrant protests, people burned cars, buildings and shops, and were seen carrying refrigerators and vending machines out of businesses.
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Some have vending machines mounted on the bathroom wall, others provide baskets with multiple options, and still others opt out entirely, providing nothing at all.
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READ: All states need emergency contraception vending machines Cody Wiberg, director of the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy, said these sorts of instances are very rare.
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In its usual quirky style, Snap had set up big yellow vending machines at various places where fans could plop down $130 for the "Spectacles" glasses.
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A December report by Berg Insight showed there are almost 17 million vending machines around the world, but in 2015, only 20173 million units were connected.
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The company installed clever SnapBot pop-up vending machines in cities around the U.S. and excited Snapchat users seemed willing to wait hours to buy them.
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I'm here to discuss the room's most buzzed about (and oft-Instagrammed) bartenders: two vending machines that share a heritage as well as a nitrogen tank.
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While vending machines don't solve all of a bar's service issues, they do represent human ingenuity in the quest to make drinking (and serving) alcohol easier.
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Snap, formerly Snapchat, says it plans to sell Spectacles, the video-capturing glasses it announced back in September, through Snapbots, which look like giant vending machines.
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Snapchat also continued selling its Spectacles glasses to the public in the most millennial way possible — through pop-up vending machines across California and in Oklahoma.
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First sold exclusively through pop-up vending machines, it's easier than ever to get some video recording sunglasses in the same box as your toilet paper.
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Farmer's Fridge vending machines can be found in airports, hospitals and in traditional retailers, like pharmacies, convenience stores and even the Amazon Go store in Chicago.
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Its vending machines are installed at the National Museum of Singapore, the Singapore Visitor Centre, and the Goodman Arts Centre, headquarters for the National Arts Council.
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Gacha is a loot box-style mechanic named after randomized toy vending machines in Japan, and it's a common monetization practice in the Asian mobile market.
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That's why when Stanford students began petitioning for on-campus access to emergency contraception a few years ago, they looked to vending machines as a solution.
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Limited-release sales are big again, with Yeezy raffles all over the place and Snapchat just dotting the map with expiring Snapbot vending machines for Spectacles.
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In 2018 the American government ordered food chains and vending machines to provide calorie details on their menus, to help consumers make "informed and healthful decisions".
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"Small pieces work well and it will be less tempting to hit up the vending machines for a candy bar or snack later on," she says.
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"If we incentivize more, we enroll more, and we could get to 75 percent or 80 percent enrollment, but employees are not vending machines," he said.
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It's based on Felica technology, an early form of NFC developed by Sony, and is also widely supported by vending machines, convenience stores, and other retailers.
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They believe that Soylent will very soon be considered mainstream and that it will be stocked in supermarkets and vending machines within the next five years.
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Stanford University, Pomona College, Brandeis University and two of the University of California system schools have installed emergency contraception vending machines in the past few years.
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Businesses will no longer be able to give free samples of these products or sell them through vending machines, except in adults-only locations, like bars.
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Students who live on campus also have access to free WiFi, vending machines, and custodians, while there are security cameras to monitor the buildings' exterior doors.
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"It's carried by the same system that collects money out of vending machines, so it's very secure and always accompanied by armed personnel," Ms. Meyer said.
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Other small, symbolic steps they recommend could have an outsize impact, like encouraging health care institutions to remove sugary drinks from cafeteria menus and vending machines.
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Startups like Farmer's Fridge (a Finistere portfolio company) and BingoBox package chef-curated meals and snacks in conveniently placed vending machines or unmanned, automated convenience stores.
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In fact, it's basically limited to what you're familiar with: Vending machines, commercial advertising not visible from the highway, travel information, and in-state tourism offerings.
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We've known how to build vending machines for coffee for decades, and with a bit of effort they could probably automate the sale of pastries too.
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Each year, millions of American cars, washing machines, vending machines, and other coin-operated devices are torn to bits and recycled, mostly in China and India.
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Kovalev assured me over Twitter DM that he's spotted the same vending machines throughout Moscow, and heard reports that they can be found in other Russian cities.
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Read These Stories Next:Chrissy Teigen Just Gave Kris Jenner The Best Gift A Champagne Lover Could Ask ForWe Almost Can't Believe These 15 Vending Machines Are Real
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While the New York City location will close, the Snapbot vending machines will continue to pop up from time to time, Snapchat's parent company, Snap, told CNBC.
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Now, if only all the unique vending machines were all in one place; you could get oysters, champagne, and cupcakes and have the perfect vending machine picnic.
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The show films some of its scenes nearby, but Ms. Foster walked around the neighborhood, exclaiming over its bike-part vending machines, like a wonder-struck tourist.
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So here's the case of vending machines and lamp posts compulsively searching for seafood and overwhelming the network with requests with the aim of taking it down.
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Vending machines use light sensors to measure the size of a coin and electromagnets to detect the metal type to determine what kind of coin it is.
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The new station includes a full-service coffee shop, vending machines, and a plethora of advertising for Tesla products like Powerwall home batteries and solar roof tiles.
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Snapchat – which has been renamed Snap Inc – has generated hype around Spectacles by limiting availability and only selling them via vending machines which appear in certain areas.
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American Idea hotels will reportedly display artifacts of American culture such as old Coca-Cola vending machines in the lobby and U.S.-made sundries in the rooms.
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He dies later that day, in the hospital, after going into cardiac arrest while wife Rebecca (Mandy Moore) was getting a candy bar from the vending machines.
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Bryn Mawr College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, has dorms with lounge areas, vending machines with soda and snacks, and access to laundry machines, according to its website.
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Because every white-collar person I've mentioned those vending machines to was just as horrified — and they wouldn't put up with any of this for a second.
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The RCS also urged employers to remove highly sugary snacks from vending machines and even introduce "sugar schedules" that would see birthday cake shared only on Fridays.
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Previously, the glasses were only available for purchase at pop-up vending machines in New York and California, where lines were long and the allure was strong.
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On the processed diet, the subjects were also offered snacks like low-fat chips, Pepperidge Farm Goldfish crackers and other packaged foods typically found in vending machines.
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The transportation agency announced that frequently touched surfaces in its subway stations, like turnstiles, ticket vending machines, and handrails will also be disinfected on a daily basis.
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Acquiring what the U.S. company calls a "scalable coffee platform" presumably means it will develop Costa-branded drinks which it can push through supermarkets and vending machines.
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Once the season hits, you can find these at any Shanghainese restaurant in town, at the grocery store, or even inside vending machines at the subway station.
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And as they look to woo office buildings and gyms, those organizations may already have vending machines and stores internally and have spent time building up those relationships.
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The one thing my son remembered from when we went was that in the vending machines they didn't have Oreos — Oreos were not kosher — they only had Hydrox.
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LOS ANGELES — A proposed California bill that would prohibit sales of flavored tobacco products in stores and vending machines in the nation's most populous state was withdrawn Thursday.
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In the fall of 2018, Yale's Reproductive Justice Action League proposed a new plan to improve the health and wellness of its student population: emergency contraception vending machines.
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Harbin Medical University is the second university in Heilongjiang province to sell the test kits through vending machines, joining the Harbin University of Science and Technology, Xinhua reported.
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Known for its virally popular ephemeral messaging, Snapchat has stepped up its marketing ahead of the holidays, setting up pop-up vending machines that dispense special glasses, Spectacles.
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Australia's new A$5 bill is so high-tech vending machines can't handle it, but no problem — here's something else you can do with all that spare cash.
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Along with amenities like ATMs, free internet access and more vending machines, the ACI's list also included pet relief facilities, children play areas and rooms for nursing mothers.
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For instance, in New York City's borough of Staten Island, only three official locations have Metrocard vending machines to serve the roughly half-million people who live there.
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The gymnast and author of her recently released memoir, Fierce, teamed up with Playtex Sport to launch tampon vending machines that accept selfies and advice instead of money.
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Indian Railways is introducing SMART coaches (Specially Modified Aesthetic Refreshing Travel) which have automatic doors, bar-code readers, bio-vacuum toilets, accessible dustbins, vending machines, and entertainment screens.
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Meanwhile, PepsiCo is bypassing the vending machines and using self-driving robots to deliver snacks directly to college students at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, Calif.
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"My dream was to build myself in this country that I love," said Ahmad, who sells vending machines but whose business is plagued by bribery and low demand.
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If you have the money, and are lucky enough to live near one of the pop-up vending machines, know that Spectacles are a total blast to use.
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The record for sheer unit numbers was a 2004 recall of toy jewelry imported from India and sold for 75 cents or less apiece in vending machines nationwide.
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To avoid inventory management issues that proved problematic with version 1.0, when the company sold through specialized vending machines, as well as a range of retailers and Amazon.
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Universities had began making deals with soft drink corporations, which were funding consumer research under the pretext of health studies, while grabbing exclusive access to campus vending machines.
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Think about Foodles as a sort of hybrid company between vending machines and those popular full-stack delivery startups in Paris, such as Frichti, Popchef, Nestor and FoodChéri.
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In the halls were vending machines selling Big Fun chips, a nod to the film's goofy boy band with sage musical advice ("Don't do it") about teenage suicide.
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On Tuesday, the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) started banning plastic water bottles smaller than one liter from being sold at concession stands, lounges, restaurants, or vending machines.
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As a struggling freelance writer, I supported myself for five years in the 1970s by delivering papers to vending machines and homes in the New York City suburbs.
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Two employees, each at a different facility, told CNN Business that vending machines limit the number of gloves they can get per week to one or two pairs.
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There are the talking vending machines, holographic crosswalks that force you to obey the law, and cars that look like they're about to start hovering above the street.
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Ibanez hauls the goods around in the back of his car along the eternal highways of North Texas until his vending machines are restocked and the money reclaimed.
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Yet the larger size of the Amazon sites means they are unlikely to pose a threat to those selling snack and drink vending machines to offices and schools.
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During the family bathroom break, you notice something: Rows of vending machines, stacks of pamphlets for attractions that you never knew existed, and maybe a few lottery machines.
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Walmart is boosting its in-store technology with automated vending machines to retrieve online orders, expanding its grocery business, and growing its e-commerce platform with buzzy brands.
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Now Snap is closing the pop-up shop and pulling the vending machines back (at least temporarily) to sell the glasses in a more conventional way — online at Spectacles.com.
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But today, Coca-Cola is digging up the old New Coke recipe and is gearing up to release 500,000 cans to be sold online and at select vending machines.
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But new technologies — from drones to apps and computer-controlled vending machines — are helping to break down these barriers and provide access to vital medicines for many more people.
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Fifty employees of Three Square Market, a Wisconsin-based firm, volunteered to receive chip implants that can be used to pay at vending machines and log in to computers.
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Indeed, some people are pretty worried that the new $10 note will replicate the problems with the fiver, namely the fact most vending machines don't accept the new currency.
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Every year Public Health England, a government agency, funds pilot schemes (including one to spread HIV knowledge on prison radio and another to offer testing kits in vending machines).
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Other countries with book vending machines include Japan, which is known for its pocket-sized books and manga comics, and most of Europe such as Spain, Germany and Sweden.
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The swanky Tejas Express will be equipped with Wi-Fi, LCD TVs, coffee vending machines, snack tables and to top it all, a gourmet platter curated by celebrity chefs.
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In another example, AInnovation started on AI sales forecast but added hardware products like computer-vision driven vending machines and whole-basket check-out kiosks, all within six months.
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To use Apple Pay, consumers pay for goods and services by holding hold their iPhones over special Apple payment terminals, as well as vending machines that accept contactless payments.
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Vending machines sold more than $245 billion worth of goods in 103, keeping all that cash safe is a serious concern, even in a low crime nation like Japan.
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Snapbot, Snap's interactive vending machines that dispensed the glasses, will continue to drop in secret locations around the U.S. It's taking a short break, according to a Snap spokesperson.
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Problem: Contained lead Number of incidents: Zero America's largest-ever consumer goods recall involved 211 million pieces of toy jewelry sold in vending machines for 2000 cents or less.
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"A cell phone is basically a vending machine for pornography," Weiler told TechCrunch, using the example of cigarettes sold in vending machines and easily accessed by children decades ago.
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One option for districts is to simply adopt the so-called "Smart Snacks" rules that govern snacks and drinks sold to children through vending machines and school fund-raisers.
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Bodega is also not breaking ground in the realm of internet-connected vending machines, which are on the rise, according to Berg Insight, a market research firm in Sweden.
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It predicted in a December 2016 report that the number of internet-connected vending machines worldwide would grow from 1.5 million units in 2015 to 3.6 million by 2020.
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Maurice Bared, CEO and owner of a chain of Miami-based convenience stores called Farm Stores, agreed to install 10 Ecopod vending machines in his stores later this month.
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While you might think its unchanging nature is the product of a chronic love of vending machines and weird fetish involving racks of paper advertising, it's actually federal law.
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Hanke said the company is considering introducing a sponsorship scheme similar to one it has with Ingress, which designates sponsors' stores and vending machines as spots in the game.
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For example, Walmart said Tuesday that it would bring 16-foot-tall pickup towers — automated vending machines that quickly fetch customers' online orders — to 900 new stores this year.
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Since the first modern vending machines began dishing out gum and postcards in the late 19th Century, coin-operated dispensers have supplied cupcakes, beetles, cigarettes, and even hypodermic needles.
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Since the first modern vending machines began dishing out gum and postcards in the late 19th Century, coin-operated dispensers have supplied cupcakes, beetles, cigarettes, and even hypodermic needles.
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Sounding very much like an American health official, he explained in an email that public health in Italy is working to introduce more produce in schools, and remove vending machines.
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For a single store, BooksActually has a significant presence in Singapore and beyond, presenting books by Singaporean authors in vending machines throughout the city and shipping books across the globe.
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Anyone who even looks less than 27 will need to show ID to get the products, and they can't be stocked in vending machines that people under 18 can access.
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In California, then-state Senator Ellen Corbett introduced a bill in 2013 to prohibit the sale of e-cigarettes in vending machines and regulate them like any other tobacco product.
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Image: Monik Markus/FlickrIn our eventual feminist utopia, birth control will be available in vending machines, water parks, and even those lip-gloss-and-tampon dispensers in movie theater bathrooms.
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It's installing 200 of these VDrop vending machines as part of the trial, and Epping, Loughton, North Greenwich, South Woodford, and Woodford are among the first stations to receive them.
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Another email warned employees that there had been "numerous incidents of theft" on the property, including stolen food from the office refrigerator, food from vending machines, and employees' personal items.
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Many people living in poorer neighborhoods, for instance, are unable to easily go to stores stocked with fruits and vegetables, yet are surrounded by fast food restaurants and vending machines.
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All financing and paperwork gets done online, and you have the choice of either having your car delivered or available for pickup at one of the company's "car vending machines".
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During the first years at the university, I regularly drank coffee from vending machines around the campus, but it was during my Master's that I increased my consumption even more.
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For example, well-maintained sidewalks, bike lanes and parks support physically active lifestyles, and healthier food options in corner stores, vending machines and other public places promotes better eating habits.
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Prison rules require that all food in the visiting room come from their vending machines, so he easily spends 2000 to 240 dollars in the few hours they have together.
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In the United States, one of the first meat vending machines was introduced in a convenience store in Alabama in November 2011—but, alas, it was ahead of its time.
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The company had to dig up the recipe from its archives and said it would make 500,000 cans of New Coke available on its website and in some vending machines.
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Refreshments are sold from vending machines and lines for the bathrooms snake down one of the aisles of the main theater, which also has a smaller space for screening movies.
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Instead, it uses the savings in reduced energy bills — which could come from replacing inefficient light bulbs or installing motion sensors on vending machines — to cover the cost of service.
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Employees now have the option of registering their faces, which they can use to get through security checkpoints and even pay for things like lunch or items at vending machines.
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But Iceland, a frozen food chain, said there is no time to lose and has offered to trial "reverse vending machines" in British stores to make returning bottles easier for customers.
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From dramatic beach clean-ups in Mumbai to plastic recycling vending machines in Delhi, and public initiatives like Modi's Clean India campaign, plastic waste is becoming more of a public concern.
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When Snapchat first released Spectacles in November 93, it pulled a Beyoncé: The video-enabled shades popped up in seemingly random cities overnight, available through giant, yellow vending-machines called Snapbots.
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Packaged in its statement was a tiny nugget of news regarding the company's Spectacles, the camera-equipped sunglasses it sells both online and in pop-up vending machines around the world.
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A new startup called VClean Life is promising to help with its new laundry vending machines, which it's currently trialing in the car parks of select London Underground stations, Wired reports.
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According to the company, there are roughly 20 of the vending machines in Russia, and a handful of others have been sold to partners in Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic.
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That sparked the University of California at Davis senior's idea that the college should offer things like Plan B, condoms, and other forms of contraception in easy-to-access vending machines.
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IoT, which gives billions of devices such as electric meters or vending machines the capability to send and receive data, is expected to give telecom operators some tailwind for revenue growth.
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Now the company has revealed how you'll actually be able to buy a pair: from bright yellow vending machines — called "Snapbots" — that will travel around the country selling the device. pic.twitter.
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Under that scheme, users will be able to browse car models on Alibaba's Tmall app before picking them up for a test drive at completely automated facilities, or car vending machines.
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Walmart has been rolling out the "16-foot-tall vending machines" they call pickup towers across the country, aiming to have them in 700 stores by the end of the year.
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In a change from chocolates and fizzy drinks, the French are starting to offer fresh oysters from vending machines in the hope of selling more of the delicacy outside business hours.
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In an important step towards improving menstrual hygiene, the western Indian city of Ajmer has become the first in the country to install sanitary napkin vending machines on a large scale.
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But plastic consumption is deeply embedded in Japanese culture, where vegetables sold in grocery stores are individually wrapped, packages are often double-bagged and ubiquitous vending machines dispense plentiful plastic bottles.
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The boxes could eat into the profits of brick-and-mortar stores in general, but only in a generic way, and often in places where they'd just be replacing other vending machines.
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Among the regulations are rules that prohibit the sale of vapes in vending machines, the distribution of free customer samples from distributors and the sale of e-cigarettes to anyone under age.
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Snap has dropped its pop-up Snapbot vending machines in London for temporary sales in the past, and it has permanent fixtures in premium London department stores Harrods, John Lewis, and Selfridges.
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Tomra's products include its "reverse vending machines" that pay back a deposit for bottles and cans, other recycling systems and machines that sort food such as potatoes, oranges or apples before packaging.
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The company will be saturating the San Francisco Bay Area with its vending machines and temperature-controlled food delivery trucks but declined to say when it will expand into a new geography.
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That's why having John Tortorella, a coach that screams I BET YOU HAVE A TINY DICK to things like vending machines that don't spit out his Snickers, will eventually get you eliminated.
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The company also plans to add about 3,000 vending machines that offer daily eatable items, such as vegetables, snacks and cold drinks in residential apartments and offices by next month, he added.
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Any big chain — from grocery stores to movie theaters, amusement parks to vending machines, and restaurants — will have to show how many calories come with their sandwiches, popcorn, cocktails, and French fries.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy announced Thursday stronger energy conservation standards for bottled and canned beverage vending machines The new rules go into effect in 60 days.
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But Social Animals' Instagram vending machines are still noteworthy, for their meta commentary on the subject it's advertising, using the incentives of our current culture to sneakily direct money toward dismantling it.
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Currently, neither nor Anheuser Busch have any plans to move forward with wider distribution of the vending machines, but if the current marketplace is any indication, such services are not far off.
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The city is installing "reverse vending machines" at metro stations that allow passengers to add credit to their subway cards simply by inserting a plastic bottle or aluminum can into the machine.
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A volunteer told me that government and concessionaire employees living in the Valley reported seeing excess trash, toilet paper, and human waste in vehicle turnouts and near locked restrooms and vending machines.
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Forget vending machines (the campus eliminated them over ten years ago)—all the food you eat will be sustainable, and 2000 percent of it will come from Sterling's own student-run farm.
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Migrants did not receive a daily allowance of €2.50 in pocket money, but a card that could be used only at the vending machines inside the center, allowing mob associates to profit.
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I commend my alma mater, Vanderbilt University, for its decision to eliminate the use of all single-use plastic water and soda bottles on campus, including in dining facilities and vending machines.
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Moreover, Section 753 would ban the sale of e-cigarettes in vending machines as they can offer easy opportunities for youth to directly access vapor products due to ineffective age verification technologies.
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"These results might also be relevant to other local or state initiatives in various settings (convenience stores, vending machines in schools or workplaces) that require point-of-purchase information," the authors write.
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For example, connected vending machines are able to send data back to vendors in real time, alerting them of low stocks or technical problems, or can accept cashless payments through cards or smartphones.
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Google Glass-like in nature—but at a much more affordable price—Snap started rolling Spectacles out in various parts of the country in waves, selling them via Minion-like Snapbot vending machines.
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A promotional video explains that the idea for One on Nicol—named for its location on William Nicol drive—came from beer vending machines in Tokyo and drive-thru liquor stores in Australia.
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At just under $130 a pair, that means the company sold about 61,500 units of the Spectacles, which saw limited release for the first few months via pop-up stores and vending machines.
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Tekserve made a habit of displaying vintage radios, computers, vending machines, and art, simply because owner Dick Demenus liked to collect them, it gave the store personality, and hell, it had the space.
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MAKE YOUR VENDING MACHINES A LITTLE MORE SECURE...: Via BuzzFeed News, a group of CIA staff got fired for sharing a vending machine hack so they could steal more than $220006,2202 in snacks.
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Tyler Stewart, a Blues season-ticket holder who brings his pads to every game in case his services are needed, got the call on Thursday afternoon after finishing his shift filling vending machines.
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Sporting "I Got Chipped" T-shirts, some 40 workers at Three Square Market, a firm that makes cafeteria kiosks aimed at replacing vending machines, got tiny rice-sized microchips embedded in their hands.
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Another work of Matthews' located close to the damaged sculpture — a pair of vending machines that doled out wood figurines and ceramics inside plastic baubles in exchange for quarters — invited patrons to touch.
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For now, at least, their method seems like a clever way to make coins so that vending machines can't tell the difference—and aside from the year stamped on the coin, neither can you.
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There are all sorts of vending machines out there in the world (just browse r/vendingmachineporn for a glimpse) but this particular one in Intel's research and development center seems particularly geeky and endearing.
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Several McDonald's employees were screamed at by fans who did not receive their sauce, and treated the people behind the counter as uniformed vending machines obligated to dispense the edible fandom kitsch they desired.
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In an exclusive interview, Ozzie said his startup has started trials with AT&T on a module that securely connects all sorts of products, from appliances and alarms to vending machines and construction equipment.
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"I had bought popcorn from the vending machines and put it in the microwave — then 10 seconds later, two older girls came in and just took it out and started talking," Tran tells PEOPLE.
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A San Rafael-based startup called Byte Foods has raised $5.5 million in seed funding to popularize its smart vending machines and delivery service stocking them with nutritious food and drinks from local vendors.
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Stranger Things-themed vending machines will be popping up in select cities to dispense New Coke for free, starting May 23 in N.Y.C. Coca-Cola is also releasing a limited number of 12-oz.
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As Kohh boasts that he's been to London, London's hottest grime artist — the towering Stormzy — has trekked over to Japan, appearing against a bank of Tokyo's ubiquitous vending machines in his most recent video.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy announced Thursday stronger energy conservation standards for bottled and canned beverage vending machines The new rules go into effect in 60 days. http://bit.
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In laymen's terms, this means that it helps advertisers create compelling campaigns that target consumers outside of their home environments — whether that refers to innovative billboard designs, "smart" vending machines, or experiential marketing activations.
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Students Look to Vending Machines for Better Access to Morning-After Pill Stanford is the latest university to install a vending machine that sells emergency contraception after students spoke of difficulty obtaining the pill.
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Any big chain — from grocery stores to movie theaters, amusement parks to vending machines to restaurants — will have to show how many calories come with their sandwiches, popcorn, cocktails, beer, wine, and french fries.
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The idea is that you get these little vending machines that are self sufficient, they can go in offices, they can go in Air BnBs, they can go wherever you might need a snack.
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They still have to house him and feed him, because it's a post-scarcity society, but no one will talk to him, and elevators won't recognize him, and vending machines won't give him food.
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Pub crawl tours, booze vending machines, party boats, free bars and adverts for alcoholic drinks were banned in Mallorca's Playa de Palma and Magaluf, as well as the West End in Ibiza's Sant Antoni.
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We talked about that, as well as why he wanted to pivot from getting his real estate license to purchasing vending machines and the biggest mistake young investors make in such a deregulated industry.
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The rules reflect the fact that most vending machines sell foods like soda, candy and chips with near-infinite shelf lives that, at least in the short term, don't pose risks to public health.
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Consumers each spend an average of about $2109 a month on lottery tickets, including everything from scratch-off cards that come out of vending machines to entries for the Powerball and Mega Millions competitions.
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Following a disastrous launch, persistent bugs, and a canvas duffle bag that wasn't canvas after all, Fallout 76 enjoyed a brief moment of resurgence with the introduction of player-controlled vending machines in 2019.
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Since then, however, it inked an increase to its auto finance receivables facility by US$1.4bn to US$2bn and entered into a sale-leaseback on auto vending machines of up to US$75m.
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Aleksander Khloponin, the deputy prime minister responsible for alcohol policy, promised in an interview with the state-run Rossiya-24 television channel on Thursday that the products would be removed from all vending machines.
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You may even find them in vending machines or kiosks in the airport, although those will likely be more expensive than one you'll find once you get into town or closer to your hotel.
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Cheatom also hopes to soon offer vending machines for naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal drug, and is currently working with a pharmacy to figure out if such a machine would violate any Nevada laws.
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Though most bar owners aren't willing to disclose the actual price paid for their vending machines, David Ashforth, co-founder of custom vending machine maker Digital Media Vending, is in the business of providing estimates.
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Cutting back on vending machines or replacing some of the snacks with healthier options may seem like a more attractive option for employers and employees, but the chances that halfway measures will succeed are slim.
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Throughout the night, the two lone vending machines in the waiting room weren't enough, so I would leave the ER, and head to the hospital's diner around the corner to refuel with coffee and food.
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Vengo makes wall-mounted mini-vending machines the size of large picture frames that it then sells to vending machine distributors, asking for a small fee per month in exchange for access to its software.
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Decades from now, historians may look back on 2016 as the year Earthlings ate pizza from vending machines, bought burritos from a box in New York's Grand Central Terminal and devoured sushi rolled by robots.
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The company has allowed the option of returning online orders in its stores for months, and it's also experimented with ways of expediting store pick-ups such as giant vending machines and self-service kiosks.
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From sticking belongings in Jell-O and making mega desks, to tampering with vending machines and more, Jim's played some great pranks on Dwight over the years, but Asian Jim was a next-level effort.
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But it was 2011, so instead I entered via the parking lot, and had to negotiate my pack between an idling bus and a pair of vending machines featuring the image of Tommy Lee Jones.
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Customers of Google's Project Fi can use their phone to get one free item a week from Project Fi vending machines located in airports in Baltimore, LaGuardia, Chicago's Midway and O'Hare, and Philadelphia, among others.
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That was the overriding sentiment online on Wednesday when a start-up suggested its internet-connected vending machines would upend traditional big-city corner stores, and not-so-gracefully borrowed a name for these stores.
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That means any big chain — from grocery stores to movie theaters, amusement parks to vending machines to restaurants — will have to show how many calories come with their sandwiches, popcorn, cocktails, and french fries. Upfront.
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His resulting series, Roadside Lights, highlights the ubiquity of vending machines in Japan, which has over 5.5 million of them; beyond offering quiet, beautifully lit images, the photographs speak to Japan's strong culture of convenience.
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This week, a bill was introduced in Maine at the request of students at the University of Southern Maine that would allow some over-the-counter medications — including emergency contraception — to be sold in vending machines.
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I consider running out to grab a snack (my office doesn't have vending machines, which is a blessing and a curse) but decide instead to rifle through my drawers and snack on some Craisins I find.
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Its first physical product, the sunglass-camera combo Snapchat Spectacles, generated hours-long lines wherever it popped up for sale, via vending machines in most places and at a pop-up retail store in New York.
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ILE DE RE, France (Reuters) - In a change from chocolates and fizzy drinks, the French are starting to offer fresh oysters from vending machines in the hope of selling more of the delicacy outside business hours.
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To have a fridge laden with their cheaply designed labels hinted at the poor and the weird: They were offered for 60 cents from vending machines outside Kmart, where your parents shopped for off-brand surfwear.
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Smart vending machines connected to the Internet are able to collect sales data, even notify the repairman when they break down, another evolution for an every day object that's evolving, along with modern life in Japan.
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The computer-networking Goliath said on Wednesday that it's spending $1.4 billion on Jasper Technologies, a software developer that allows businesses to manage connected devices from beer kegs and vending machines to cars and security systems.
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As of right now, the smart-vending machines are only being placed in sporting venues that accommodate high-performing female athletes, but if you're still hoping to get some Aly-approved advice, Raisman's got you covered.
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Another option is to buy a Suica or Pasmo card (available at ticket vending machines in major train stations), reusable cards on which you load money; you touch them to the turnstile each time you ride.
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Epstein avoided spending time in his cell by paying lawyers to visit him in a private meeting room for up to 12 hours a day, emptying vending machines at the facility during periods of legal counsel.
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The menu regulations, finalized by the Food and Drug Administration in 2014, require calories to be listed on menus and menu boards of certain chain restaurants with 20 or more locations, and on certain vending machines.
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It has also bought a stake in AccelFoods, a U.S. fund that looks for upstart natural and organic brands, and in Farmer's Fridge, a U.S. company which makes vending machines that sell organic salads and snacks.
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The paper's blue vending machines are ubiquitous in Washington DC and parts of New York and other US cities, and it is also often given out for free in hotels and by airlines around the world.
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Arriving early for Roberts's surgery, I waited in a corner of the lobby by two vending machines, one that sold candies and chips and another that sold kosher food, mainly apples and bagels wrapped in cellophane.
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I deeply appreciate the investment the paper made in sending me to the Arctic three times, as well as providing an outlet for my quirkier reporting on everything from worm vending machines to heavy metal singers.
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Although many assumed he died in the house fire, audiences learned that he passed away later that day in the hospital, after going into cardiac arrest while Rebecca was getting a candy bar from the vending machines.
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Snap has been selling the glasses since November, but you could only buy them from a single New York City pop-up shop, or from vending machines that popped up somewhat randomly in places around the country.
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Using the built in camera, Spectacles users can now take a hands-free approach to recording memories with relative ease thanks to the sunglasses, which are now available in several areas via Snapbot vending machines for $130.
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The move is part of an HIV prevention initiative by the Chinese Association of STD and HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control (CASAPC), which installed nine of the specialised vending machines in five universities across China last year.
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From vending machines dispensing cotton pads to awareness campaigns and higher disposal fees for girls and women using disposable pads, the city of more than 1.5 million is taking measures to switch to eco-friendly menstruation products.
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Not everyone who falls in love on the Orange is the New Black set has to settle for a split-second honeymoon that involves begging the prison guards for a quickie by the vending machines, Muccio-style.
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CreditCreditMax Whittaker for The New York Times SACRAMENTO — Sold from vending machines in Pennsylvania, feed depots in Nevada, pharmacies in Georgia and jewelry stores in Texas, ammunition is in many states easier to buy than cold medicine.
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An instance similar to the Tylenol murders also occurred in Japan in 1985, when 10 people were killed and 35 were left seriously ill from a poisonous herbicide that had been inserted into beverages in vending machines.
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Japan has a prepaid card, known as Suica, that is mostly used to pay for train fares but can also be used to pay for items from vending machines or convenience stores as well as taxi rides.
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They also presented exchange officials with their version of the customary gift given by market debutants: one of the vending machines that sell the company's Spectacles, camera-equipped sunglasses that send 10-second videos to the app.
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Right now, Amazon employees in New York City are testing the biometric technology "at a handful of vending machines to buy such items as sodas, chips, granola bars and phone chargers," according to the New York Post.
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The idea these ex-Googlers proposed is, essentially, deploying lots of vending machines with items like cleaning supplies and chips, which will erode small businesses that provide a lot of basic needs and wants for their surrounding communities.
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"The main benchmark that we compare it to is PET, or polyethylene terephthalate, one of the most common petroleum-based materials in the transparent packaging you see in vending machines and soft drink bottles," Meredith told Science Daily .
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Apple's first waterproof phone brought it up to par with Japanese manufacturers, and the company also produced Japan-specific models compatible with Felica, the ubiquitous version of NFC found in train ticket gates, vending machines, and store registers.
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Flavors, shapes, and even colors we'd never see on our prepackaged delights are commonplace — from the 7-Elevens found nearly everywhere (there are around 17,000, twice as many as in the U.S.) to the equally ubiquitous vending machines.
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From tip jars to vending machines to the meter maid -- each dollar, passed person to person, samples a bit of the environment it comes from, and passes those bits to the next person, the next place it goes.
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Major grocery outlet Woolworths have had to update their self-service points and elsewhere, up to 100,000 vending machines are awaiting an upgrade to the tune of A$20 million, that will enable them to recognise the note.
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CEO Qian said Luckin recently launched tea products which could complement a fall in coffee sales in the afternoon and was testing feasibility of launching coffee vending machines in places such as small office buildings and gas stations.
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My wife actually used to make fun of my "all-orange lunch" when I first met her: A carrot, an orange, and those orange-colored peanut butter and cheese flavored crackers that I'd buy from SVA's vending machines.
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Please note that this list is not intended to reflect the most popular or critically acclaimed games, but rather to call attention to the virtual vending machines that best embody the values and attitudes of the past decade.
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Even Snapchat itself tried to jump on the bandwagon last month when it began exclusive sales of its new Spectacles glasses via randomly placed bright yellow vending machines, giving no indication of where they would crop up next.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - With sales stagnating and high rent and manpower costs eating away at his profits, Azan Tengku, the director of Singaporean gift company Kalms, decided to close down his stores and move all his products into vending machines.
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Just last week, the creator of digital vending machines notched a big win on "Shark Tank," scoring $2 million in financing after CEO Brian Shimmerlik negotiated more favorable terms from the two "sharks" who offered to fund his venture.
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From home delivery, to convenient and informal pick-up locations like beauty salons and daycares, to meal pick-up from automated vending machines, we are testing creative, community-driven solutions that address the most common barriers for hungry kids.
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Although this will mark Snap's first fixed Spectacles presences in Europe — Snap has dropped its pop-up Snapbot vending machines in London for temporary sales in the past — it's likely Snapchat users who really want Spectacles already own them.
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Unlike most vending machines, the contents will be free but require users to register a swipe card with their birthday and the first two letters of their first and last name to monitor the number of kits per user.
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While Costa has about 7,000 self-service machines in Britain and about 13,000 overseas, as well as its coffee shops, the U.S. giant has millions of vending machines around the world that it could use to sell Costa products.
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If I had a quarter for every time Judge Gorsuch asked me what 85033th-century legal scholars had written about, say, searches and seizures, I could have afforded quite a few more visits to the Tenth Circuit vending machines.
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At the gym, the vending machines were stocked with Cheetos and Yoo-hoos, welcome complements to the ham-and-cheese and peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches I got from CVS; there are no corner stores or bodegas in Amherst.
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I think we can all agree that a video game, when reduced to its most basic definition, is simply a collection of bits and bytes that exist primarily to depict vending machines in a variety of engaging gameplay contexts.
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There's also an adjacent warren of tiny cubicles and audio-editing bays, and a kitchenette with a Keurig coffeemaker, a mini-fridge, and two vending machines that sell Rice Krispies Treats, Snyder's pretzels, and cans of Bumble Bee tuna.
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"Federal law allows states to place vending machines in rest and recreation areas along interstates for the comfort and safety of drivers and passengers, but prohibits over-the-counter sales in these areas," the agency said in a statement.
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In addition to being cheaper than legitimate liquor, the surrogate products are also easier to get; in several Russian cities, they are sold in vending machines that operate around the clock, not just during legal hours for liquor sales.
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Google blanketed Vegas across what had to be hundreds of billboards, branded the monorail and several buildings, and even brought back its ball pit/trivia game/vending machines alongside a mini-rollercoaster/funhouse it built in the LVCC's central lot.
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Travelers will no longer be able to purchase bottles of water smaller than 1 liter from airport shops, vending machines or restaurants, and are instead encouraged to bring their own bottle or buy a glass or aluminum container at airport stores.
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In another interview with BuzzFeed News in October, after Rauda was taken into custody, Royal said that the spate of burglaries helped identify the 42-year-old as the suspect because he was caught on camera stealing food from vending machines.
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The duo's vision is a bunch of these little customized boxes full of stuff in front of apartments and vending machines: "Each community tends to have relatively homogenous tastes, given that they live or work in the same place," McDonald explains.
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Last month, the university announced that it was scuttling the plan, not because of moral qualms or backlash from conservatives, but because of a little-known state law banning vending machines from being used to distribute over-the-counter medications.
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Tokyo Gifathon recreates 30 uniquely Japanese experiences—everything from sumo wrestling, to vending machines, to sushi trains—using a cheery animation style that could make rooting around in a dumpster look like the most fun you could have in Tokyo.
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For the longest time, Proactiv's direct-to-consumer marketing approach meant having the system shipped to your door every month as part of a membership package, or even hunting down one of its 100 vending machines, which launched in 2007.
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If the company ever does offer it to users, the Snap drone would join Spectacles—the camera-loaded sunglasses that caused a stir when they first went on sale at cutesy vending machines across the country—in Snap's paltry hardware lineup.
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Vengo, a six-year-old, Bethpage, New York-based startup that makes touchscreen vending machines for a wide variety of uses and clients, has raised $7 million in new equity funding led by Arcade Beauty, a manufacturer of beauty samples.
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As students in Suffolk County, New York, were heading back to their first week of school, locals in the community started to notice some makeshift blue vending machines crop up around the neighborhood on street corners and at bus stops.
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"In the next one month, we are looking at placing vending machines in schools, colleges and public spaces that will dispense three (cotton) pads of 10 rupees (less than $1)," said Rakhi Ravikumar, deputy mayor of Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala state.
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Even as he continues to advocate for his vending machines, he's pushing the first phase of his less-ambitious pilot project through an ethics review board at the University of British Columbia, where Tyndall is also a professor of medicine.
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"It wasn't just the speed, as we whizzed through the Japanese countryside at 199 mph, it was also the excellent service, the vending machines, the entertainment — much of it reminiscent of the plane journeys Virgin Atlantic had pioneered," Branson said.
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The old switch and sensor business, producing devices used in areas as diverse as automobiles, vending machines, and power tools, still lives on, with ZF Friedrichshafen keeping that business line but rechristening it under the ZF brand name in 2016.
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Common street sights like vending machines and store signage take on a different look more in line with the era, and there's nary a NPC with a cellphone to be seen wandering about—though you may see a few with pagers.
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He has four meat vending machines outside the Applestone Meat Co. headquarters in Stone Ridge, New York, and each one dispenses a different kind of meat: there's one for beef, for lamb, for pork, and for ground meats and sausages.
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One consequence of this is that many school districts see little choice but to open their doors to fast and processed food companies, allowing them to stock their cafeterias and vending machines with the branded junk foods that children find irresistible.
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The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids found that in most of the 227 countries it investigated, half of children aged 22016 to 15 had easy access to cigarettes close to their schools, from street or mobile sellers, vending machines or kiosks.
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Given that about 70 percent of American adults are overweight or obese, vending machines could be one more place where employers can help Americans avoid junk, whether that means filling the machines with truly healthy options or eliminating them in the workplace altogether.
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Like we learned from Snap's Spectacles launch, which involved temporary pop-up shops and vending machines, by making a product limited in its availability, fans are enticed to flock to temporary stores, form a line, generate more hype, and spend more money.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — the sugary beverages, the chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines, and replace them with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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They wanted to join the dozens of other college campuses where emergency contraception vending machines have been quietly popping up for the past decade, making it significantly easier for students to take action in the wake of a broken condom or forgotten pill.
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Barnette runs them down—the stranger in a grocery store who comforted a crying Madelyn by giving her a stuffed animal and then nonchalantly going about his day, the vending machines that dispensed umbrellas, the pride shopkeepers felt about keeping their curbs pristine.
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In the early 20th century, that's all it took to bring to life the vending machines, gambling devices and other coin-operated mechanical amusements in "For Amusement Only," an exhibition on view through October 10 at the Morris Museum in New Jersey.
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It was where you could chug down unlimited Pepsi, choose sugary candy bars from magical vending machines, and ride a purple choo-choo train for seventy-five cents—a burgeoning wonderland scene where my mother wanted to exclusively spend time with me.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — like sugary beverages and chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines, and replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — like sugary beverages and chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines and replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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As a kid, I remember it was the kind of place where the vending machines were locked up on Sundays, and seeing my grandparents usually involved getting to drive a tractor and being pushed in a wheelbarrow through the cornfield in their backyard.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Smart Snacks in School rule, which applies to food sold a la cart in school stores and vending machines, require snacks be made with whole grains, or be low-fat dairy, a fruit, vegetable or lean protein.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The founder of a California-based company that sold marijuana vending machines agreed on Thursday to settle charges he sold shares in a secret affiliate and used the funds to persuade investors the vending-machine firm had earned record revenues.
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Read more: Epstein's last days were spent emptying vending machines with his lawyers in a private meeting room, avoiding suicide watch, and paying other inmates' commissariesBut the strenuous overtime hours the guards were working appears not to have been unusual for the facility.
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Whenever and wherever possible, even at the vending machines in her building in Chicago, the 25-year-old marketer uses her Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards card to collect points she says she uses for plane tickets to visit her family in California.
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The new role also adds relevance to a group of employees who have become increasingly sidelined by technology: the position is open only to station agents, a job veering toward obsolescence since vending machines now handle the bulk of the fare transactions.
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Under Gideon's stewardship, the Maine House adopted a package of six laws meant to enshrine reproductive rights in the state in 2019, including two that expanded access to abortion and one that would allow the sale of emergency contraceptives in vending machines.
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In an effort to combat obesity and help consumers make healthier food choices, ObamaCare required the Food and Drug Administration to issue a rule forcing vending machines, restaurants and other establishments that sell prepared foods to list the calories in food items.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — like sugary beverages and chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines and replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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Having paid his dues, he got a job in the San Jose code enforcement division, which gave him a badge and the task of writing tickets for violations of the city's rules governing health and safety, sanitation, construction, vending machines and, he added, medical marijuana.
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Starting last week, Goldman cafeterias and vending machines globally swapped out plastic soda and water bottles for aluminum cans, glass bottles and compostable cups to be used for fountain drinks, said Cindy Quan, the bank's head of environment, social and governance for real estate.
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Even Vending One, the California company Faraday Future hired to fill its headquarters with vending machines after its infamously catered lunches were starting to cost too much, says the EV startup still owes it $12,469 in a lawsuit filed last year on December 14th.
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The new regulation requires airport retailers and restaurants — and even vending machines — to sell or provide water in recyclable aluminum, glass or BPI-certified compostable bottles, the airport said in its announcement earlier this month (a complete list of approved bottles can be found here).
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The movie distributor, whose vending machines have become a supermarket mainstay across the US, is taking another shot at Netflix with a small beta roll out for "a small subset of [its] customers" From the sound of things, this is all still very early stages.
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"Healthy drinks such as water and milk should be the default beverages on children's menus and in vending machines, and federal nutrition assistance programs should ensure access to healthy food and beverages and discourage consumption of sugary drinks," said the AAP and the AHA's statement.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — the sugary beverages, the chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines, and that they replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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I have to plan our visits months in advance: packing prison-approved clothing, getting the right combination of coins for the visiting-room vending machines, double-checking my hotel reservations and safety-checking my car for a nearly 1,000-mile trip from Kansas to Michigan.
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In Greeley, Colorado, the gas station Cosmic Market accepts Bitcoin for fuel; 18 ZaZZZ pot vending machines located in three states also take Bitcoin; and the Bitcoin Kinetics washing machine (price tag: $1,950) might soon make your jar of quarters a thing of the past.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Luckin Coffee Inc said it is expanding into vending machines that sell freshly brewed hot beverages and snacks, seeking even more of the China market after overtaking Starbucks Corp as the country's biggest coffee chain by number of stores.
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If too many of your lunches come from vending machines or drive-thru burger joints, you can healthy-up your diet by choosing salad at least a couple times per week — and not one of the budget-depleting ones from the chain up the block.
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He led us through a row of blue and orange subway turnstiles, past ID-activated vending machines full of safety gear and Tylenol packets and about a dozen paper signs offering "Amazonians" career support, day care advice, mental health assistance, and other nice things.
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Dartmouth, the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Pomona College have all quietly added vending machines in recent years, driven by students who have tirelessly campaigned for them, surveying their fellow students, reading up on legislative hurdles, and interjecting the issue into every meeting with administrators.
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"The majority of this is not from cafeterias or vending machines but offered for free at social events and meetings, which surprised us," said lead study author Stephen Onufrak, a researcher with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Obesity Prevention and Control Branch in Atlanta, Georgia.
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In addition to a bag claim liquor store and 1461 slot machines, which generated about $14 million in revenue for the airport in 2018, McCarran International Airport now has four on-site vending machines that dispense cupcakes from the Beverly Hills, California-based Sprinkles cupcake chain. Hungry?
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Thanks to a new federal law, all chain restaurants, grocery stores, coffee shops, vending machines, convenience stores, movie theaters, and pretty much any other place you can buy food will be required to list calorie counts on menus, and have additional nutritional information on hand for customers.
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Everywhere Snap drops a Snapbot, the big yellow vending machines that serve as temporary storefronts for the glasses, crowds line up, dozens of people deep, and spend their hours waiting in line posting and tweeting about how excited they are to get their hands on some Spectacles.
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Sharp and Foxconn are thrilled at the development of the Compute Card, with Foxconn Executive VP & General Manager Mark Chien telling Gizmodo he expects to see it not just in Sharp products, but in other Foxconn devices such as smart vending machines and Foxconn's own automated factories.
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Some of the titles include Ministry of Moral Panic by Amanda Lee Koe and Sonnets from the Singlish by Joshua Ip. BooksActually owner Kenny Leck told Channel News Asia that he was inspired by original Penguin Books' Penguincubator to set up the book vending machines in Singapore.
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It's far narrower and more medicalized than anything Tyndall has suggested, but for roughly 20173 people who have cycled through the program, it's at least safer than the street—making it a sort of middle ground between opioid-dispensing vending machines and the broader black market.
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Over the past two days, the movie's marketing team, Conscious Minds, has placed two vending machines in popular LA tourist locations like Venice Beach, Melrose, and the downtown Walt Disney Concert Area for a few hours at a time, prompting onlookers to take pictures with it.
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We spent over half of our first visit talking about music, pausing only for me to retrieve overpriced drinks and snacks from the vending machines and embarrass myself by mouthing the exact guitar riff on whatever album he was almost certainly pretending that he'd long-since forgotten.
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It has a little prayer section with religious iconography on display, a small 'canteen' area with vending machines, and a window the size of the room which opens out onto a colorful farmyard mural on a courtyard wall, presumably to brighten the mood for child visitors.
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Made by French company Short Edition, the vending machines have already generated over 19 million readings of works in locations across France, Hong Kong and the US. The Canary Wharf dispensers will be stationed in Jubilee Place, Churchill Place and Crossrail Place Roof Garden from Thursday.
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As he awaited the results of the New Hampshire primary, he wandered the halls of an airport hotel in Manchester with his grandchildren, a person on his staff said, introducing them to campaign aides and giving them a guided tour of vending machines and conference rooms.
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This is how the vending machines would work: A 224.6-liter plastic bottle, for example, roughly equivalent to 5.43 ounces, would add 25.4 Turkish cents to a subway card, while a 2100-liter bottle would add 225 cents and a 1.5-liter bottle would add 6 cents.
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I thought about this — as well as the ink that stained my fingers, the cold winters, and the thousands of coins from vending machines I had to count and roll each week — when I read about the recent struggles of The Portland Press Herald, in Maine.
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Kalms, which has rolled out 22 machines island-wide that sell mostly teddy bears and jewelry, is one of a growing number of companies in the city-state adopting vending machines in a move encouraged by a government push for automation and tighter restrictions on low-skilled foreign workers.
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Snapchat has been dropping its Spectacles -selling Snapbot vending machines at various spots across the country, but Monday marks the first time it's put them on the east coast – and the new location is smack dab in the middle of NYC at the southeast corner of Central Park.
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Inside the blank-looking building, former workers — most of them employed by Apple contractors who are hired and managed by a firm called Apex Systems — say they came to expect the vending machines to be understocked and to have to wait in line to use the men's bathrooms.
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Read more: Epstein's last days were spent emptying vending machines with his lawyers in a private meeting room, avoiding suicide watch, and paying other inmates' commissariesMCC staffers tried to revive the convicted sex offender and wealthy financier before he was transported to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead.
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The company tells TechCrunch they are also working on building out their "unique curation model," which allows customers to help determine what items are stocked in their local "store," as well as their support for emerging brands, whose products they can stock in their next-generation vending machines.
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