Six new venues were built, and additional venues were renovated for the Games.
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For example, some will be transporting people between venues and others only within venues.
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Eight new venues are being built for the Games alongside older renovated venues in Tokyo.
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Movie Theaters & Concert Venues All movie theaters and concert venues will be shut down indefinitely.
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When I'm hosting at illegal venues or underground venues, cops drive by, but they don't stop.
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Think: Venues that prohibit photography -- like museums and concert venues -- could block users from taking pictures.
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With more and more venues closing, there are fewer venues for artists to practice and get heard.
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And we expect many of the countries participating in 2022 will use our venues as training venues.
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Visit Music City supports free live music venues across the Nashville, with guitar-pick signs marking these venues.
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Curfew laws in the 1980s targeted go-go venues but excluded movie theatres and venues for European performance art.
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Smaller venues require just one or two DroneTrackers, while stadiums and other large venues could require upwards of ten.
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Clearing houses must be able to access trading venues and trading venues must be able to access clearing houses.
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The technology has been used in 57 venues and 300 schools in 2016, up from five venues in 2015.
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Thousands of distraught couples around the country are scrambling after unexpectedly losing wedding venues booked through bankrupt Noah's Event Venues.
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Sheeran's tour will be at venues averaging a capacity of 20,33 while U2's venues are upwards of 65,000 seats.
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The UK Metal Venues Directory cites that there are over 400 metal pubs and venues in the UK right now.
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The idea is that venues where photography is prohibited — like museums and concert venues — could block users from taking pictures.
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They're currently at 10 venues in 2 cities, and say they should be at 100 venues in 6 cities this year.
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Gyms and entertainment venues, including movie theatres, live-performance venues, and bowling alleys, will also be shuttered until at least March 31.
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Some venues will offer you a full service of catering, linens, chairs, insurance, decorations, etc, and some venues will be more DIY.
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The purpose of the user-generated site, which has details on venues in 26 cities and six countries, is not about changing venues.
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Ten of the eventual 16 chosen venues for the tournament will be in the United States with Mexico and Canada having three venues each.
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Others are put on "hold" for promoters, advertisers, radio stations, venues, VIP packages, and corporate sponsors, or sold directly to scalpers by venues themselves.
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"[Swift is] playing multiple shows at the biggest venues in each city," he explains, while BTS is playing fewer shows at often smaller venues.
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Most wedding venues will cost you around $9,000 to $10,000, but some high-profile or luxurious venues could cost you up to a whopping $60,000.
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To cut back, the panel proposed reconsidering the construction of three new venues — for volleyball, swimming and rowing/canoeing — in favor of using existing venues.
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By analyzing the needs of consumers and the constraints of venues, AI can suggest the best seat for you and help venues adjust their offerings.
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The budget had been projected at 5.3 billion euros ($6 billion) — 2.1 billion euros for the construction of permanent venues and the balance for temporary venues.
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I am proud to do festivals and shows in tiny venues and big venues with lots and lots of wonderful funny generous comedians of all genders.
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"[Trauma Live] put us in AEG venues," Gee said, referring to large venues owned by the Anschutz Entertainment Group like the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.
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There a multitude of steps that venues, promoters, and attendees can take to fire-proof venues and establish safety procedures in the event of an emergency.
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The fact that I hadn't booked venues for events that were four months away in April became: Calloway did not book any venues for her workshops.
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The 2026 tournament will be spread through venues across the US, Canada and Mexico, and the US-based locales will all be in cities with existing venues.
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They'll later be available at Ticketmaster's "Presence-enabled" venues — today that includes 300 venues across the U.S. where proximity-based technologies like NFC, RFID, and audio are used.
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Individual venues may handle the issue differently, and Ticketfly has recommended venues use social media to let ticket buyers know what they'll need to get in the door.
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"Severe weather, bankruptcy of venues, permits of venues being revoked last minute or a medical emergency for key members of the wedding party, would be covered," said Lauro.
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There are discrepancies in how employees at corporate-owned venues and franchise venues are being assisted during the furlough, which has left some employees saying they felt betrayed.
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"[These days] there are all these venues with air conditioners and stuff, which is great," he continued, referring to newer, more refined Brooklyn venues like Output and Verboten.
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We're told the family has already passed on venues with 2,000 seats -- they need something MUCH bigger, and they're looking at venues that can accommodate upwards of 15,000 mourners.
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Arts Edinburgh International Festival/ Edinburgh Festival Fringe Various venues, Aug 24-211 Every August, venues across this picturesque city open up, playing host to dance, comedy, opera and theater.
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We have developed our business around a three-pronged approach: marketing our reception venues, providing high-end catering services in one-of-a-kind settings, and providing party venues.
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In essence, it's a firming up and following on from London's Grassroots Music Venues Rescue Plan which in turn was part of Johnson's Music Venues Taskforce, established in October 2015.
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Now, Google Maps will offer a tour of the 25 indoor venues and enhanced views of the 12 outdoor venues that will host the Rio de Janeiro Olympics this summer.
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The filing did not say why there was a change in trading venues, but over the last year BATS has emerged as one of the fastest-rising trading venues for ETFs.
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Venues had to be decided—and game dates locked down—before the draw in February, so the group match-ups were slotted into venues before anyone knew the specific teams playing.
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But proprietors of venues like 15 Orient — a gallery inside a moody Victorian house in East Williamsburg in Brooklyn — still think of their space in the lineage of salon-style venues.
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POP Montreal Various venues, Sept 224-24 Over 450 music groups, mostly indie names, will play in venues around Montreal's city center for this major festival, which takes place here this fall.
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The suspended Russian Olympic Committee will also be responsible for their fans' behaviour inside the venues and any display of national flags or emblems even at non-official venues must have IOC approval.
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The suspended Russian Olympic Committee will also be responsible for their fans' behavior inside the venues and any display of national flags or emblems even at non-official venues must have IOC approval.
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This new breed of entertainment-dining venues, sometimes called eater-tainment, is highly sought after by mall operators and real estate developers because the venues give consumers a reason to keep coming out.
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This new breed of entertainment-dining venues, sometimes called eater-tainment, is highly sought after by mall operators and real estate developers, because the venues give consumers a reason to keep coming out.
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There are currently no leagues or tournaments in esports where teams tied to cities compete against each other in their local venues because almost no teams are tied to cities or local venues.
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Stuffing venues and turning non-venue spaces into venues for one week feels like an easy way to spend arts budget without having to think long term about the sustainability of a community.
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Until now, they have had little choice over clearing venues.
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Moscow beer shortage not impacting World Cup venues, Budweiser says.
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Airports, prisons, stadiums, other event venues, border protection, critical infrastructure.
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Any show at bigger venues, like Alexandra Palace, it's happening.
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Local venues associated with the supernatural also make an appearance.
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Both Venues and TV will be available later this month.
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The festival continues through November 17 at venues around Manhattan.
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I pray that we do well at our upcoming venues.
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The venues are located five blocks away from each other.
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The venues had no comment on their famous weekend guests.
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The exhibition was dispersed throughout both of the museum venues.
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Polo & Pan are selling out venues across Europe and America.
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London, too, has run into trouble with its retired venues.
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Elsewhere, former Olympic venues have simply been left to rot.
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The same spirit that sees slave plantations as romantic venues.
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We don't really swear allegiance to specific venues out here.
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Some 7.23 billion reais was spent on venues, AGLO said.
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The artworks will be presented in different venues across Britain.
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Many venues sell alcohol, cigarettes and, in some cases, sex.
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It will be screening at various other venues as well.
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Only three Olympic venues in total remain to be finished.
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The full list of dates and venues are below: Aug.
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The Berlin Biennial continues at various venues through September 9.
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Those items adorn Hard Rock Cafe venues around the world.
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Such venues host a third of Swiss equities trading volume.
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Crowds at Maglieri's venues witnessed legendary performances over several decades.
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Why didn't you want to be associated with those venues?
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No construction work is needed, with existing venues being used.
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In 1930, in two very different venues, Keynes noticed that
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At the Olympic Park, the venues are all but ready.
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We have the population, the venues, and the music knowhow.
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Few venues were interested in drum and bass, he explains.
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Here, an overview of the top venues to check out.
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Its nine venues, that will hold 16 sports, are ready.
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Large gambling venues are particularly concentrated in economically depressed neighborhoods.
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He boxes in some great venues with no one there.
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It may visit additional venues in the United States, too.
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Only 133 venues in New York City have Cabaret Licenses.
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Only one of the other eight venues has been completed.
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Yi said around 60,000 security personnel would guard Olympics venues.
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Ask for them at work, cafes, bars, and venues. 90.
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Those are the venues where these bad things have happened.
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Have you gotten kicked out of a lot of venues?
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Freedom Moon is showing at various venues around Japan now.
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Other venues will reopen in the coming weeks and months.
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In some venues, even more frequent testing is the norm.
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Foreign trading venues, including stock exchanges and multilateral trading facilities.
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She's also worked on cruise ships and at venues overseas.
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Venues that were once apolitical distractions became places for protest.
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As drinking venues are changing, so are the drinkers themselves.
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Schools, religious institutions, and sports and concert venues have closed.
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What were your biggest learning experiences with these two venues?
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Other venues are getting creative to keep Nashville's spirit alive.
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Venues, badly damaged if not destroyed, canceled and postponed shows.
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Other localities have shut down cinemas, theaters and concert venues.
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The hunt is on for rally venues and presidential suites.
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In improvised venues, the revelers gorge themselves all night long.
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The venues include 203,000 colleges, 12,000 schools and 391 universities.
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Are there any big venues you still dream about playing?
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Security checkpoints and buffer zones will be erected around venues.
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At other venues, she relied on dealers to provide pianos.
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Organisers should take climate further into account when picking venues.
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Organizers built six new venues and refurbished six existing facilities.
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New targets include restaurants and entertainment venues with novel themes.
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Concert venues and other cultural institutions have shut their doors.
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Perhaps this has to do with the change of venues.
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It does the same for sports venues, with some exceptions.
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There was nothing going on, like no venues or shows.
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The Equality Act 2010 dictates that, under British law, venues are required to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people, but statistics show that 40 percent of venues in the UK don't have disabled bathrooms.
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Arts LIFT Festival Various venues, through July 2 Performing arts pieces from Australia, Belgium, Greece and Japan will appear in this festival, set in venues across London including a dance theater and a cemetery.
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Paris's plan to use iconic venues including the Eiffel Tower, the river Seine and the Louvre museum, and its compact two-cluster plan with 93 percent of venues existing or temporary also won approval.
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"Discussions were taken here to confirm that spectators will be allowed to take their own water into venues, the coverage for folk lining up to get into venues was explained and looks good," said Coates.
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The WHO has teamed up with the IOC to guarantee smoke-free Games venues, though IOC Vice President John Coates has said the body can't force a ban beyond the venues and the Olympic Village.
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But now, not only is it incredibly difficult to find permitted venues that can incubate new and creative music scenes, it's exceedingly difficult to keep secret the addresses of unpermitted venues that fill this void.
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We did this by writing letters to venues in the post.
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Guardian Security did crowd control for various campaign venues in Florida.
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Permitted venues would not be allowed to sell weed to patrons.
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Outside the capital city, sporting venues have the ban in place.
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Venues host events and allow people to purchase tickets through Ticketfly.
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Other entertainment venues like this nightclub have also been shut down.
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Other cities have tried to repurpose Olympic venues without much luck.
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Venues rent space and hire ticketing companies to handle their events.
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Excerpts and stills from the film are shown in both venues.
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A wide range of shows were hosted across the city's venues.
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Performatik17 continues at various venues throughout Brussels, Belgium through April 4.
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In China's case, they've come out in a number of venues.
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Some superlattices are good venues for observing and exploiting quantum effects.
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His Mobile Mosques could travel to different Olympic venues as needed.
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Bigger shows in bigger venues tend to come with bigger bills.
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This is not a list that celebrates the world's best venues.
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Beautiful old venues stand side by side with striking contemporary additions.
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Ambitious yet unpretentious, the exhibition features 46 artists across 5 venues.
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This years' event spanned four days, 310 events and 18 venues.
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However, many of the venues and installations have since been abandoned.
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It just changed venues, but we still have this massive split.
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These DIY spaces obviously have less restrictions than the legal venues.
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The velodrome is the most delayed of Rio's permanent Olympic venues.
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One of Minneapolis' main Super Bowl LII party venues -- hosting P!
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Today's prom-goers are taking Bentley's and helicopters to their venues.
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The women's perspectives are often just as diverse as the venues.
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Critics of the payday rule have two venues for changing it.
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Six of the 14 venues are existing sites that were refurbished.
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For instance, when you have activity in multiple venues, he said.
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Today, the festival is held in five venues across the city.
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Ticketmaster says such decisions are up to the venues and artists.
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In New York City, not that many venues are cash-only.
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They're often viewed with suspicion or even harassed in such venues.
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Many of the resort's eight dining venues can accommodate large groups.
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What abandoned Olympic venues from around the world look like today >
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I've shot tons of venues and major rappers in the past.
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What sets Paradiso apart from other music venues in the Netherlands?
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There are 23 different venues featured on the Sprint Cup schedule.
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The venues will be divided between Milan and a ski resort.
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In effect, only EU trading venues would not get Swiss certification.
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Without TV and radio appearances, artists couldn't fill big concert venues.
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It's unclear how much the new venues will cost the Apollo.
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There are karaoke venues as well but it's all tightly controlled.
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"The venues that I grew up in, they're gone," she said.
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Bars, nightclubs, entertainment venues, gyms, and fitness studios will be closed.
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The city's bars, nightclubs, concert venues, and theaters are all closed.
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Not so outings to cinemas, night clubs and other entertainment venues.
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Across Sydney's busy center, venues prohibit entry after 1:225 a.m.
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This left it to individual venues to create their own regulations.
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VENUES AND VENDORS for the wedding can be chosen through WeddingWire.
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Many of the venues and performers exist now only in memory.
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And she has performed in prestigious venues including the Kennedy Center.
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The most pronounced historical influence on these venues, however, was cosmopolitanism.
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They did at other venues, too, but this was at capacity.
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Now companies and venues are cashing in on this unofficial holiday.
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Recently engaged, they are touring potential wedding venues with their families.
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The New York City venues are IFC Center and Film Forum.
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We want to be in big markets with world-class venues.
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But many Pinenuts returned, filling up bigger venues than ever before.
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Mahomes quickly outgrew the typical venues for kids to play sports.
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Manchester International FestivalVarious venues around Manchester, England, through July 21; mif.co.uk.
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"All the good venues, everything good is gone," Mr. Lauro said.
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Music venues are sprouting in Kenya to support this growing industry.
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At that time, Paddock was mostly looking into venues in Boston.
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Venues are much more strictly regulated, there are many more rules.
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They're the small venues that are really good for acoustic music.
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It's things that are happening outside of the normal licensed venues.
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InResponse: (Im)migration continues at various venues through November 1, 2019.
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Not all of the performances at LAX are at indoor venues.
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What kinds of parties or venues do you play in Taiwan?
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RGF claims Morgan charged additional fees to venues that booked Fetty.
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For much of the year when the teams are not playing, the venues compete for concerts, circuses, tractor pulls, wrestling extravaganzas and other events, all of which bring revenue necessary to make the venues economically viable.
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Gunilla Lindberg, chair of the IOC's Coordination Commission, said inspections of venues during the three-day visit showed construction work was on target and the venues would be ready for test events over the next six months.
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And after December's Ghost Ship warehouse fire, a Google Doc named "Harm Reduction for DIY Venues" began to circulate, in which hundreds offered actionable guidelines to ensure similar venues weren't overlooking safety measures that can save lives.
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One key issue: This time of years makes it difficult to find other venues, multiple sources told CNN, given the number of holiday shows (read: The Nutcracker) and basketball games that take up would-be debate venues.
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Grünerløkka is where you'll find bars, venues, local designers, and artisanal food.
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"Those are perfect venues if you are of that mindset," says Morgan.
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Tired of noisy music venues where you can hardly see the stage?
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But then we got threatened, as did the venues we played at.
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He performed his one-man show Vincent at venues across the country.
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The venues were different; the whole idea about Muay Thai was different.
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We see his gigs and venues and meet his bosses and collaborators.
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Without it, U.S. traders and banks could not use European swaps venues.
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Portland2016 is on view at 25 venues across Oregon through September 18.
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Current:LA Food continues in various venues throughout Los Angeles through November 3.
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Current:LA Food continues at various venues throughout Los Angeles through November 3.
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But for Swiss stocks, the choice of venues is set to narrow.
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All are on view in this exploration of veneration and its venues.
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In some cases, inspectors won't visit certain venues for over a year.
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Computex, which wrapped up today, is divided into two venues in Taipei.
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Community venues also provide a supportive environment where people can seek help.
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What can venues do to make themselves more accommodating to transgender folk?
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ATSs should be allowed to limit access to their trading venues. 9.
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In 2014 there were just 22 escape-room venues open in America.
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Only two venues have lost their licences in the past six years.
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There are breathtaking venues, big laughs and some genuinely tear-inducing moments.
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The venues got smaller, and their position on line-ups less prominent.
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Many Olympic venues are abandoned; a fire in July damaged the velodrome.
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But traditionalists—and there are many—complain of vandalism to beloved venues.
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Government buildings and large public venues began installing them following the Sept.
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Amazon has been steadily expanding into real-world venues in recent years.
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At many of the venues I was playing, I was the headliner.
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U.S. venues to construct a flexible regional network capable of working with
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There were no venues, no bands and no audience ready for us.
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On the beach, old pleasure venues also lie empty, broken and deserted.
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Backing tracks go pretty hard and a few venues were lock-off.
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While this was their big album, they were already playing huge venues.
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As of Thursday, schools and public venues still remain closed in Macau.
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We reached out to all of the venues -- 11 confirmed nothing's changed.
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It had served as sports venues for the 2004 Olympics in Athens.
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These reside in less prominent venues than mainstream political parties or publications.
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It's just incredible to constantly progress when it comes to the venues.
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Here are 12 gorgeous fall venues to consider for your fall wedding.
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Colorado has been left with a patchwork of rules governing the venues.
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Critics argue that the websites essentially offer alternative venues for sports gambling.
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They serve as polling places for elections and as local meeting venues.
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Some of the venues have housed migrants and refugees in recent months.
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The production, from Untitled Theater Company #61, is staged in nontraditional venues.
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The laws prohibit patrons from entering licensed venues after 215:2000 a.m.
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Venues have resident DJs and we have resident go-go dancers [laughs].
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Enforcement targeted marginalized groups like the Harlem jazz clubs and Latin venues.
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Carnival and Olympic venues will be inspected daily during the big events.
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However, it's the on-site venues that make this hotel my favorite.
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After wending its way through venues of similar size in Inglewood, Calif.
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Porcelain, her material of choice, is not often seen in such venues.
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Numerous friends have welcomed me to join them at more accessible venues.
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Through June 30 at the Domaine d'O and various venues, Montpellier, France.
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In turning New York venues into giant food courts, some even succeeded.
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Christmas celebrations take place in homes, in offices and at performance venues.
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I don't believe closing venues early is a solution to the problem.
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At least 2000 of those were linked to four small music venues.
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Consider how to switch your relationship cultivation and management to virtual venues.
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And Grindr is hardly the only problem — there are many similar venues.
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Nightclubs, movie theaters, small theater houses, and concert venues must all close.
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"We know how highly sought-after rentable venues are," Ms. Schrank said.
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"For weddings and holiday parties, people look for unique venues, not ballrooms."
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Even so, commercial fight venues that draw a broader audience are rare.
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That included tech firms, airlines, restaurant chains, ticketing services and entertainment venues.
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When it comes to fair venues, FIAC wins hands down over Frieze.
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Some of the Olympic venues were repurposed and used as military facilities.
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Especially now that so many great venues are closing down, it's devastating.
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At both venues, he defended migrants and refugees and condemned human trafficking.
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On Sunday, residents were transported by bus to schools and sports venues.
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Over the next days, other venues across the country made similar announcements.
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"The cost of venues typically eats up the registration fees," she said.
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Still, if venues want to underprice their product, does that benefit consumers?
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"News reports linking this incident to specific venues are incorrect," he said.
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I don't find venues price tickets differently, because they want the money.
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The groom should never agree to look at venues without the bride.
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"He has ample venues to spew his hateful diatribes," Mr. Scahill said.
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But if neither of those venues appeal to you, consider these alternatives.
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"News reports linking this incident to specific venues are incorrect," he said.
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His allies said multiple meeting venues had refused to host the gathering.
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Life often isn't easy for small performing arts venues in New York.
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Several exhibitions were shaped by the character of the venues, she adds.
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The revised decree would be designed to make clearer the restriction that Live Nation is not allowed to threaten venues in any way, and may not retaliate against venues that decide to use a system other than Ticketmaster.
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Hiving off these two franchises would leave MSG with venues including its eponymous arena in midtown Manhattan, the Radio City Rockettes dance troupe, the bookings business and an initiative to build out immersive venues in Las Vegas and London.
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Taking over multiple venues in each city, it offers a great opportunity to catch a bunch of tipped bands in a single day – but you'll need to prioritise your favourite acts and get to the venues in good time.
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The Prada Foundation has been organizing shows in temporary venues since the 1990s.
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Together they released a memoir, "Beastie Boys Book," and have toured small venues.
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The New York Stock Exchange is among the possible venues for the listing.
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But pharmacies and workplaces have become major venues for vaccinations, especially for adults.
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You get to travel, and we got to play some really big venues.
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Vinyl / The Loft / Center StageAll three venues are located within the same complex.
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Without the guests and other accomplices, the venues are now stark, almost melancholic.
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It expects Ticketmaster Presence to be installed at over 350 venues in 2019.
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This is an original 219 RCA system used in one of those venues.
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Venues, on the other hand, often condition the ticketing contract on guaranteed content.
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Prosecutors have asserted that builders paid bribes to win contracts for Olympic venues.
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Healthy entrées were available in nine of the 18 on-campus dining venues.
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He would be visiting a series of whites-only theaters and parlor venues.
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YouTube will continue to add more artists and venues as the partnership expands.
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As of now, there's no consensus on what those venues will look like.
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What were the main venues for acid-heads in Manchester at the time?
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Until recently gay venues and gay activism were grudgingly tolerated in big cities.
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Details: The ban extends to venues that include churches, schools and retail locations.
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The idea is to make MSG Spheres the gold standard for modern venues.
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America's LGBTQ citizens stepped out from their underground venues, and into the street.
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Other exchange venues, also taking the shift in stride, began to turn around.
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Then again, those holding election night parties in glass venues shouldn't throw stones.
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L.A. plans to use only existing venues with zero risk of white elephants.
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Firms and trading venues in Britain can submit STORs through the FCA's website.
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In the past decade, we've seen handfuls of DIY venues close their doors.
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You need teachers, role models, equipment, venues, promoters, and labels in your corner.
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"Terrorists typically choose well-known or crowded venues for deadly work," he says.
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Some 40 per cent of London's music venues have closed in recent years.
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The venues where she was to appear were told there would be protests.
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The event grew to more suitable venues, peaking in 2011 with 1,200 attendees.
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Presence works by transferring data from smartphones directly to receivers in event venues.
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Here in Europe, they throw money at the arts, at groups and venues.
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Yeah, it's everything, everything—it's massive what can happen in some music venues.
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The festival runs from April 218-May 219 in venues across New York.
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Its originality lies wholly in bringing this approach to dance and dance venues.
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Venues enforcing the rule are being accused of xenophobia, according to The Telegraph.
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This provides a tax exception for small venues providing cultural experiences, including nightclubs.
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They might also simply serve to push violence between gangs to other venues.
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She said athletes at venues would munch on "tens of thousands" of sandwiches.
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The Swiss then retaliated by banning EU venues from hosting Swiss stock trading.
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Whether that be in the independent music venues, or even in people's houses.
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Trump is portrayed in many venues as the bad guy in the drama.
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It has also developed shopping malls and residential property, hotels and entertainment venues.
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Shishler says the group is planning to open several new venues in Nigeria.
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But choirs found it harder to sell tickets or get licences for venues.
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Experts say trading venues acting like banks such as Bitfinex will remain vulnerable.
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Look for tours that guide you to different production venues and tasting rooms.
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At most venues, patrons now must produce a ticket stub to regain admission.
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Venues that make the most of Mother Nature can help minimize those costs.
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"We wanted it to be a tour of small venues," Mr. Clement said.
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Venues will sometimes place interpreters in mosh pits or in an inaccessible area.
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Rio is not the first Olympic host to spread venues around a city.
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Note: CNN could not independently verify information about ticket sales with individual venues.
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During this time, Trump owned several Atlantic City venues where shows were held.
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There are so many venues and the reporting is so much more difficult.
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"We apologize for everybody standing in line outside the venues," he told reporters.
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That Bubble was basically a commercial flop in both venues doesn't really matter.
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Venues are to be finalised by the end of the year, Mori said.
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It's all pay to play, it's all shitty venues and this and that.
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A lot of venues just couldn't help though, even though they wanted to.
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Basketball continues to be one of the hottest venues for VR in sports.
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As a youth, my awareness of the island's more salubrious venues was limited.
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I could see how this would translate really well to large venues too.
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Thousands of viewers pay for tickets to watch games live at various venues.
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Several of the main venues, including the aquatics center, are now lying abandoned.
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Wedding venues in Pittsburgh cost over $15,000 on average, according to The Knot.
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"I mean, there's just no cash flow, between venues, promoters, artists," she said.
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The construction of all venues for the Games is on schedule, organizers said.
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Legal proceedings over the property are underway in at least three other venues.
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And many Britons have registered their dissatisfaction with Mr. Trump in other venues.
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The annual Under the Radar festival continues at various venues through Jan. 15.
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From the stations, transfer to free spectator shuttle buses to reach the venues.
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Huge billboards, some in Chinese, advertised venues like the Las Vegas Strip Club.
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While events are being canceled, these venues are still allowed to remain open.
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But many large trading venues did not have to comply with the rule.
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Hong Kong also closed most public venues – restaurants, bars, sporting events and theaters.
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About 891,500 visited the Kassel exhibition venues, while 339,000 attended the Athens show.
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At first, he cataloged specialty coffee and craft beer venues in major cities.
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But real estate investors and infrastructure projects have put many venues at risk.
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Afterward, a reception can be held in one of the stadium's dining venues.
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Metal detectors have proved to be effective in thwarting attacks in other venues.
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What can we learn from Imagineering and other venues that are out there?
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Robots equipped with the app will be roaming the event venues as well.
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In recent years, however, AEG has quietly filled out its portfolio of venues.
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Gun violence has hurt Americans in concert venues, churches, schools, and at home.
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Several of the main venues, including the aquatics centre, are now lying abandoned.
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B. shows me his latest email with one of our potential wedding venues.
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Obama's tour, promoting her forthcoming memoir, has stops at venues with larger capacities.
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On Site Opera has been taking opera out of traditional venues since 2012.
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The government currently classifies clubs as "entertainment venues," along with brothels and casinos.
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Even better, the big venues are about as downtown as you can get.
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And are there any exhibition venues dedicated to supporting this type of work?
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But there were many venues for people to get things off their chest.
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Churches in Wenzhou started teaching children in private homes or at other venues.
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Find your own routes in life, especially in geographically awkward music venues. 2.
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Players have been complaining about the setup of U.S. Open venues for decades.
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The Rolling Thunder Revue traveled to unlikely venues in smaller marketplaces — Plymouth, Mass.
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They also hold events in private venues, like a popular Milwaukee cat cafe.
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So far, we're told her team has 2 big city venues locked down.
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The Chennai Photo Biennale continues at various venues in Chennai through March 24.
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Performing rights organizations exist to make life easier for both venues and artists.
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Earlier on Wednesday Paris bid leaders said 95 percent of the venues would be already existing or temporary to minimize investment but Los Angeles raised the bar and said 97 percent of the venues are in existence or already planned.
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CNN reported Thursday that venues across the country have canceled plans to host Graham's seven-city tour across Scotland and England, and the Billy Graham Evangelical Association's U.K. website indicated that all venues for the tour were still to be determined.
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Over the ensuing months, WAP worked with the organizers to create a comprehensive plan to humanely handle wildlife and domestic animals found at the venues, as well as addressing long-standing stray issues near venues like the one at Maracana.
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During each competition, the researchers examined injury reports completed by all National Olympic Committee medical teams as well as physicians treating athletes in the various on-site medical venues and clinics at the Olympic Village and other Olympic-related venues.
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Paris's plan to use iconic venues including the Eiffel Tower, the river Seine and the Louvre museum, and its compact two-cluster plan with 93 percent of venues existing or temporary also won approval along with the city's extensive public transportation.
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"We're currently choosing venues for each location and recruiting more activists," the email said.
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The Sharks join a long list of sports teams and venues to adapt VenueNext.
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Focus Features' "Nocturnal Animals" moved from 127 venues to 1,262 theaters, earning $3.2 million.
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I want to work with these venues and hope they reach out to me.
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Dark pools are electronic broker-run trading venues, and every big bank has one.
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"It put a damper on my interest in those kinds of venues," she says.
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The attack on the Bataclan and other venues killed 130 people and injured hundreds.
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You can open up Venues within the app to connect to the live event.
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Of course, people organizing small conferences are sometimes stuck with whatever venues give them.
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The company has partnered with events and venues like Bonnaroo, SoGlobe, and Gillette Stadium.
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The Proudly Pokies Free campaign celebrates venues which favour live entertainment instead of gambling.
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"Incompatible with our values"Some of the venues have released statements explaining their decisions.
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The same is true of former venues in Turin, Sarajevo, Athens, Munich, and beyond.
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Now, several venues have the capability of transforming an oval into a road course.
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After word got out that UCB had banned Glaser, other comedy venues followed suit.
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And the technology has been used at venues in places like Japan for years.
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There are few venues in Cuba in which to publish critical texts about art.
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But a series of bombs targeting such venues quickly shut down Kabul's emerging nightlife.
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More broadly, their terminology and signage have begun to trickle into more mainstream venues.
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At some venues, he said, only 20 percent of volunteers have actually shown up.
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"The candidature features established and iconic World Cup and World Championship venues," it said.
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Rwanda's Transform Africa Summit has become one of Face The Gorillas' more visible venues.
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Now fans just need to spot her dad at venues to get an invite!
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The group has now sent a legal letter to other venues requesting similar action.
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Some aides had suggested neutral venues for the summit like Singapore, the president noted.
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With 24 hours to go, I reached out to alternative venues, just in case.
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Pizza Express is converting more of its premises to live music and comedy venues.
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A24's comedic drama landed at No. 7, pocketing $2.4 million from 409 venues.
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The meetings, held in venues such as schools and police stations, delivered similar messages.
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Are there any venues that you love to play or listen to music at?
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Well, again, just turned 21 and most of the venues are 21 and over.
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Why it matters: The net neutrality debate isn't going away, it's just changing venues.
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Once the complaint is lodged, the venues for litigating it can be maddeningly opaque.
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And on Wednesday, hundreds of venues across the country hosted events to tie in.
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Qwest: Lets people pay money to skip lines at venues like clubs and bars.
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You've played a lot of impromptu venues in your day, how did this compare?
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Traditionally, most classical venues have been unwilling to experiment with form, style and content.
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A new traffic artery will cut through Tsukiji, transporting visitors to the games' venues.
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A higgledy mash of bars, venues and pop-ups, it's the Welsh capital's lifeline.
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Siong Leng is also taking on new performance venues, away from the traditional stage.
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With venues shutting down at 2AM, it was impossible to get that renegade feeling.
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The venues were so big only the fans in the front row could tell.
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Milan: Of course our biggest accomplishment was the introduction of 24-hour license venues.
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A lot of high street venues where you just stand and drink, they're struggling.
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One in three reported that they had been afraid of staff at music venues.
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I didn't know if the venues would be full because I had no support.
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Robinson also says WiGig could find applications in sports stadiums and other large venues.
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Venues include city galleries and a medieval fortress known as King John's Castle. eva.
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When: Wednesday, November 6 through Friday, November 15, 2019 Where: Various venues in Manhattan
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Matt's artwork has been featured in the Smithsonian and in various art venues worldwide.
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You're basically managing a moving set and have to recreate it in different venues.
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Yank: How common is drug use in bars, clubs, and other non-residential venues?
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The clinic is experimenting with ways to expand its reach at more convenient venues.
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Mr Guan says he frequently changes venues to avoid "abusing the generosity" of managers.
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Mr Trump lost in both venues, with a 2-1 vote at the latter.
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In terms of scale, it certainly wouldn't look out of place in those venues.
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He hopes to speak at more challenging venues, such as a Jewish-history museum.
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Trump has filled venues with massive, energetic crowds as he's traveled around the country.
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Filmed in various venues of varying sizes, 100% Fresh is both hilarious and surprising.
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The EYE is one of the few venues for nondigital film left in Europe.
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Because what Homeland Security has started to do is call those venues to check.
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It's also looking at other opportunities, including expanding coverage or sponsoring tournaments and venues.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that he's exploring alternative venues for his address.
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A. Our approach is different than most other venues because we're not chasing clicks.
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In Britain, venues close to residents, wildlife or livestock often permit only quiet fireworks.
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Investigators are looking into an enormous bribery scheme involving the construction of Olympic venues.
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You'll have better luck sampling the city's flavors at smaller venues with open doors.
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Venues are even more crowded during prime vacation dates, such as New Year's Eve.
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In fact, the globe is littered with the rusting husks of former Olympic venues.
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A big spending, targeted effort could pick up hundreds of delegates in those venues.
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Persuading companies to publicly list on an exchange is big business for trading venues.
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Then came the wave of elegant venues with seafood displayed on beds of ice.
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The band toured Europe this past winter with Sum 41, playing some massive venues.
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A Whole Foods spokesperson told Gizmodo by phone that "about 117" venues were involved.
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For years, she usually walked from venues to her hotel, even late at night.
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Our aim is to show at different venues in Muscat, maybe even across Oman.
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There are legitimate ways and venues for having that debate about America's energy future.
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We wouldn't even make eye contact when we passed each other in the venues.
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Don't get us wrong, we're all about the under-the-radar, secluded wedding venues.
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In defiance of the law, they provided gender-neutral bathrooms at all festival venues.
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As punk and hardcore spread, more venues booked bands and some were pretty unconventional.
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Instead, Kamasi plays the same venues that host pop artists, metal bands, and rappers.
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Advertising that already exists in these public transportation venues is aimed at the masses.
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This is not the first time nightlife venues in Ibiza have been under fire.
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Of course, I have to charge entrance fees, pay performers, rent venues, buy insurance.
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Taking place at venues across Reykjavik every November, Airwaves envelops most of the city.
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But venues in Brooklyn and Manhattan are not fit to accommodate thousands of people.
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Clients include Live Nation, Ole Miss University, Aramark, Madison Square Garden, and other venues.
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Sessions has threatened to withhold federal policing funds from uncooperative venues, so far unsuccessfully.
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As for the Olympics venues themselves, they're still there, and that wasn't the plan.
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Some venues offer free admission if you RSVP or enter before a certain time.
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They have also discussed limiting the number of people allowed into venues, he added.
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Suddenly, he was without any work as the schools and event venues shut down.
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Over the last three years, most venues have been exclusively on man-made snow.
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"We'll keep them in poetic tension," Ms. Christov-Bakargiev said of the two venues.
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But the Rose Garden is one of the few outdoor venues he controls unilaterally.
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Most venues over the last three years have been exclusively on man-made snow.
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It's also your first Broadway show, after a history of performing in smaller venues.
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Several other venues, large and small, around the country, tried similar approaches, including STAB!
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Several other venues, large and small, around the country, tried similar approaches, including STAB!
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"Nightclubs, movie theaters, small theater houses, and concert venues must all close," he added.
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Bars, entertainment venues, and nightclubs are closed, and restaurants can offer only takeout food.
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Music venues are closed in New York City due to calls for social distancing.
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Pristina's clubs, bars and live music venues — where there are few ethnic boundaries — thrive.
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He is staying about three miles from the venues — close compared with some fans.
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Some venues have strict policies about what caterer a couple is allowed to use.
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Some viewers — and venues that show N.F.L. games — appear ready to back a boycott.
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Mai's other venues in Melbourne's central business district are down by 50%, she said.
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One of the oldest black venues on record was Economy Hall, built in 1857.
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But then earlier this year, one of Mr. Clark's other venues flooded and closed.
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New Zealand team members have been advised to stay inside competition venues, he said.
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Venues like that were at particular risk in the 19th and early 20th century.
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Even so, broadcast rights restrict only video and reporting done within IOC-designated venues.
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Many Olympic venues have been abandoned, less than six months after the Games ended.
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Some venues complain they are being overrun by hordes of badly behaved gaijin (foreigners).
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The president was much more affable in smaller venues, but he still sounded … wrong.
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Authorities have said entertainment venues including bars and clubs will continue to remain closed.
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Authorities have said entertainment venues including bars and clubs will continue to remain closed.
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In today's 360 video, experience the playwright's works in outdoor venues around the world.
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But there are hardly any venues where Afro-Cuban drumming is performed regularly today.
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As the venues grew during the 1980s and '90s, shoppers descended on the neighborhood.
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If entertainment venues were to take this second route, they would find numerous allies.
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The actress' "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" stumbled with a $7.6 million launch from 2,143 venues.
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The WHO has teamed up with the IOC to guarantee smoke-free Games venues.
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I eat leftover pizza for breakfast and we talk about looking for wedding venues.
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The awkward yet accurate term covers a fast-growing list of "glamorous camping" venues.
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He stopped at a table to talk heavy-metal venues, then offered a drink.
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Those venues are long gone, obliterated by the fires that swept through the borough.
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On the plus side, Pyeongchang officials say all 12 venues are ready to go.
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The virtuoso trumpeter, who died last year, will be honored at two venues. Jan.
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He noticed that people were often stuck outside concert venues, unable to get in.
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A former classmate who runs lights for live venues is now out of work.
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Manafort is currently facing a combined total of 25 charges spread over two venues.
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Those close to the rapper were scoping out some of L.A.'s biggest venues.
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Already there are some fairly well established weed tourism venues in the United States.
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Ways Out from the World continues at multiple venues around Cappadocia through June 11.
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"I'd been promoting clubs and concerts in venues across Dundee and, in many cases, the venues were on their last legs and often in the 'wrong' part of town with the 'wrong' security for the kind of nights I was running," he explains.
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"My main motivation to push for this office is to make sure that the DIY venues and the smaller venues that actually provide a hub for artists and musicians to come together and express their art are able to survive," said Espinal.
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Spaces such as Human Resources, Pehrspace, Gal Palace, and Pieter are inclusive and offer a necessary laboratory type venue for artistic expression outside of more formalized venues like art galleries, museums, and music venues that overcharge for drinks and aren't all ages.
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The obligation has been applicable to foreign trading venues if they admit shares of Swiss registered companies since January 1, but the Swiss Federal Department of Finance issued a statement Monday indicating that it is prepared to withdraw the recognition of EU venues.
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The rally is organized by Keep Sydney Open, a group of live music venues, cultural organizations and artists formed to oppose legislation designed to curb alcohol-related violence in the city by curtailing the sale of booze and barring late entry to venues.
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The regulation of electronic fixed income trading venues varies depending on the business models and trading protocols of the venues, increasing the potential for investor harm, systemic risk and unfair competition, said a subgroup of the SEC's Fixed Income Market Structure Advisory Committee.
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Slow progress Across China, designated LGBT spaces remain few in number compared to mainstream venues.
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Unlike most venues, The Rising Sun did not require me to pay money on arrival.
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But for all the work put into reopening, the venues still face an uncertain future.
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Oculus Venues will take us to live concerts from the comfort of our living rooms.
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It is famous for its beaches, its promenade, its iconic venues, and its stunning illuminations.
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These specially-curated events will take place in venues across Chicago from July 13–16.
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That includes the Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, and numerous other iconic venues.
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And that requires being involved with the venues where one's work can reach the public.
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The other venues are split between industrial music/techno, acid/hardcore, and world/industrial/house.
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He teaches workshops and lectures nationwide for venues such as Stone Barns Center for Agriculture.
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But it's not in China, Japan or the U.S. — the main venues for robot experimentation.
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"I like his strategy of going to the smaller venues and house parties," she said.
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However, he stresses the campaign doesn't want to alienate venues that have do have gambling.
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Today there are several such venues in Beijing as well as in other big cities.
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The rest of the fee is added on by the venues and sometimes promoters too.
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Holding onto venues is critical to a company that relies so much on ticket fees.
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To that end, the app already houses over 130,000 events, covering more than 40,000 venues.
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That includes diving deeper into demographic data and switching up venues to have embarrassing discussions.
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That is a sign investors are turning to non-transparent venues specifically for large trades.
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Authorities in Hubei have mandated the closure of venues like karaoke clubs and movie theaters.
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Try to avoid supporting venues that aren't going out of their way to support you.
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Many clowns make their living doing parties, corporate events and working in many other venues.
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It was a movement to boycott Ticketmaster, a company that had been controlling music venues.
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Without venues to compete in or stars to inspire young black cowboys, the tradition eroded.
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"I would sell it at small farmers markets and those types of venues," she says.
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The new law pushes it towards electronic-trading venues, and requires much greater price transparency.
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Conservative students and faculty have plenty of venues through which they can, and do, speak.
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Four of the new venues are completely done, she says, and two are nearly done.
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Somewhere where people's safety and comfort is a true concern of organiszrs/venues and promoters.
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Obama embarked on a sold-out tour to promote Becoming at venues across the country.
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After dark, he tells me, all the rooms in the hotel become their own venues.
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The three finalist venues that were not selected included Detroit, Los Angeles and Arlington, Texas.
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These are basically robots that patrol areas like corporate campuses, shopping malls and event venues.
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In all, 64 matches will be played in 11 different and 12 venues throughout Russia.
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Venues had to acquire an official Special Event Permit for shows that involved outside promoters.
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With regular gigs, the venues were limited with the three bands a night set up.
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"We'll work our way up, if people like us, to bigger venues," Prince quipped then.
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The following day, Gizmodo reported that as many as 117 venues may have been impacted.
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Woodstock 50 was called off after months of setbacks over venues, permits and financial backing.
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Trading venues outside the EU would get a green light to carry on as before.
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Foreign trading venues, including stock exchanges and so-called multilateral trading facilities will be affected.
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Half the fun -- maybe more -- is outside the music venues ... by day and by night.
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There is no doubt that the venues will be ready for the upcoming test events.
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Now the label hopes to get people through the doors of more traditional venues, too.
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"They said, 'Let's close places in Madrid' and reduced capacities of many venues," she recalls.
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Manchester Arena, which opened in 1995, is one of the largest indoor venues in Europe.
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Similar provisions will affect the markets, with particular reference to trading venues, the ministry said.
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Say if you put in those venues frequencies that worked with sexuality, that probably would.
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Of all the venues I know of in the whole wide world, that's the one.
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Snarky Puppy, which once performed in small venues, can now fill a 3,000-seat auditorium.
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This month he drew big crowds to KOKO, one of London's most iconic music venues.
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Participatory councils are institutional venues that bring together representatives from civil society and the government.
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Last year, as you know, we expanded Washington Ideas over more days and more venues.
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Rather, it's about improving security and protocols at hotels and other venues, the lawyers said.
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"You have to have a mind-set coming into these kinds of venues," Donovan said.
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Long live the venues and parties that will create and incubate the legends to come.
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Some venues are even donating extra meals for us to bring to the homeless shelters.
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It was broadcast live, with bars and outdoor venues across the country hosting public viewings.
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Venues would be spread around Valais and the neighboring cantons of Fribourg, Berne and Vaud.
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Franchises run gourmet restaurants and concert venues these days, and entire streets of retail outlets.
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There are bike and hiking trails nearby and valet bicycle parking at many venues downtown.
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In the post-Mumbai era, these venues have all been attacked -- and could be again.
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They even looked at concert listings for shows at indoor venues far from police stations.
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Most of these attacks have already been launched in other venues as I describe below.
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Venues that are allowed to sell alcohol, including restaurants, stadiums, and concerts halls, are exempt.
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While it is one of the most impressive cycling venues, it can also be problematic.
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November 22018, 21953 - The POC announces that the 222 sporting venues are currently 22018% completed.
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Never an empty seat in these large venues, many thousands of people watching screens outside.
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Even so, those films appeared only in indie theaters rather than more common chain venues.
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"Safety in our venues is our number one priority," the statement read, according to KUTV.
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Other venues for the show during the festival include Australia House and the BT Tower.
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Like all debates over the use public funds for sports venues, the decision is fraught.
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Thursday's calendar had many such celebrations at hotels, museums and other venues outside the Capitol.
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Custodians in the parks help keep the properties clean, from inside venues to outside streets.
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Early voting is available via mail, local council offices, airports, train stations and other venues.
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They have recreated several venues from The Beatles past with authentic historic items and recreations.
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DHS says that there is no credible threat involving other public venues at this time.
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Stockholm would be on the "upper half" of a list of likely venues, Kim said.
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But sometimes, if we're lucky, weigh-ins are venues for displays of the truly ridiculous.
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Realizing that venues took bands more seriously when they had representation, I got us representation.
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Once-abandoned warehouses have seamlessly flipped into sprawling venues, and bigger spaces means bigger crowds.
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Two more gay venues may be in their final days, according to Dan's tour introduction.
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At the specialty box office, "Juliet, Naked" made $60,000 when it opened in four venues.
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We started off playing in pubs and local venues (we're based over in Bradford/Leeds).
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She performs at a number of venues around the city, including Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre.
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Ballet pumps were a thing, as was smoking inside pubs and venues up until July.
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In the wake of Ghost Ship, it's crucial that venues take basic fire safety precautions.
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In all cases we will try to work together with venues to mitigate any risks.
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Adding new security measures to concerts and other public venues may now be a necessity.
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That is still far less than most other venues, many of which receive state backing.
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Among the city's historic attractions, today it offers nearby entertainment venues, ski slopes, state parks.
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Previously, Wolf had asked nonessential businesses such as salons, theaters, and entertainment venues to close.
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"These are beautiful and really unparalleled venues," Ms. Flay observed — and artists adapt to each.
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Now, take a look at what happened to some iconic Olympic venues after the games...
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Some venues, like private clubs, bar domestic workers from certain areas or even entire premises.
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Many gay artists who worked in homosexual contexts had been denied venues all their lives.
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It will be one of the largest venues that holds nightlife events in the country.
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This exception is available only to foreign stock exchanges, but not to other trading venues.
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Sanctions can target foreign trading venues as well as their management or board of directors.
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He selectively handed out flyers at gay bars, straight clubs, punk venues, and other spaces.
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These online venues, they attest, mitigate their desire to pursue their fantasies in real life.
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The production sold out Madison Square Garden, the Hollywood Bowl and venues across the country.
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The weirdest venues I've done were out in Oregon before I moved to New York.
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For the past decade, sex toys have been popping up in more and more venues.
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In dealings with labels, as with venues, the Art Ensemble resisted manipulation or inadequate compensation.
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And we all experience horrible [expletive] at venues, even when we're only attending the concert.
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Douglas Corner is one of the few venues in town that has a 6 p.m.
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Restaurants, places of worship, movie theaters, sports venues, museums and more have already started closing.
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And its choices may have a ripple effect on even independent venues across the country.
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It also charges them a small fee for the hardware it installs in the venues.
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The Toronto International Film Festival runs 9/5-9/15 at various venues in Toronto.
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The three dining venues highlight Southern-inspired cuisine, and there's also a free-standing spa.
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Reports from Beijing have shown venues in disrepair 210 years after the 210 Summer Games.
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And the Grand Palais is one of the most beautiful venues for looking at art.
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Many viewers have come to prefer partisan media venues, and the divide extends beyond cable.
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Represent PA Office at internal CBF retreats, external events, and other venues as necessary. e.
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Both teams topped fan satisfaction surveys that measure food and beverage experiences at sports venues.
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Regardless, using Tokyo's rail and subway networks is everyone's best bet for reaching the venues.
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Buzzwords like innovation and creativity crowd the stages of venues like TED and Shark Tank.
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It's an activity I associate with high school luau parties, not hip venues in Brooklyn.
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His company, Vuyani Dance Theater, celebrated its 20th anniversary last year and fills large venues.
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Getting people to the event is just one part of how these venues make money.
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We've almost completed the seventh boat, and we're expanding the number of venues next year.
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Wireless charging stations could start popping up at cafes, hotels, airports, and other public venues.
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But in China, none of those venues holds the same appeal as the local park.
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Seattle has an exciting and evolving dining scene with many nationally known venues and chefs.
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Contemporary art can prosper only if there are enough venues to show and sell it.
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These complementary angles enable us to extract synergies between venues and pool our savoir-faire.
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Electronic venues make time stamping and data reporting easier compared with OTC, the report said.
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They later make their way to one of the 23 different dining venues on board.
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Home to the Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park is one of baseball's most iconic venues.
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She was relatively unknown and had trouble getting local venues to book her to perform.
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Trump's venues include fairgrounds and local arenas and civic centers with capacities in the thousands.
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She has contributed to Longreads, the New Republic, Literary Hub, Pitchfork, and many other venues.
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Yes, it's still preferred by Vegas revelers with its concert venues, nightclubs, and sprawling casino.
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This is partly due to the rise of electronic platforms, spreading liquidity across multiple venues.
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Parts of the city close to the expected venues have been tidied up or repainted.
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The spec sheets for other venues with open submission policies can be found on cruciverb.
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Photographers stake out Trump staffers' homes or venues where they are known to be speaking.
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The derangement extends beyond schools to other venues once considered sanctuaries against a raging world.
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He believes nature and religion -- not concert venues and nightclubs -- should become his life priorities.
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The group builds immersive entertainment experiences for the home and public venues like theme parks.
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Developers are transparent about the way they profit from the success of late-night venues.
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The first source said discussions involved listing on at least two of the three venues.
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It is part of FotoFocus 2016, which continues at venues around Cincinnati through October 31.
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Civil lawsuits and government investigations involving the company continue in multiple venues in the country.
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Art museums specifically were seen as venues for education and preservation of history and heritage.
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We're going to screen each guest and keep the venues secret until the day before.
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We don't have to build airports, highways or trains and we have the venues ready.
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The Prototype Festival ran at various venues around New York City from January 5–15.
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The guards were staying near Olympic venues, but not in any official Olympic Village buildings.
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