The local government chairman visits regularly but remains based in Maiduguri.
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She visits regularly, she said, for eyeglass adjustments and other needs.
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Ms. Leydsman visits regularly, bringing with her holiday decorations, balloons and soft toys.
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She brings him herbs and visits regularly, even leading the family's new rescue dog to his window.
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Kris Moran, a Brooklyn-based film set decorator, lived in Asbury Park for several years in her youth and visits regularly.
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Mr. Brown lives in a North Carolina group home, where his sister visits regularly and sometimes takes him home on weekends.
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In 2009, he founded Casa Amarela, a cultural and education center, in one of Rio's oldest favelas, which he still visits regularly.
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At his local library in Orlando, which he visits regularly, he's built skills, read dozens of books, and networked, all for free.
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Han moved home to be closer to the mental hospital they currently live in, he still visits regularly to bring them snacks and coffee.
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It turns out that someone's "location capacity", the number of places which he or she visits regularly, remains constant over periods of months and years.
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Concern about Yun's difficulties has surfaced in Seoul, where he visits regularly and where Trump will travel next week on the second stop of his Asian tour.
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Brendan Finn, a manager at private security firm Guidepost Solutions LLC, which is guarding the apartment, testified at the hearing that the masseuse visits regularly for hours at a time.
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She said she saw extensive coral devastation last year off Kiritimati Island, part of the Republic of Kiribati several thousand miles from Australia and a place she visits regularly in her research.
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The theatrical producer Richard Halliday becomes a gruff mentor, and Halliday's wife, the actress Mary Martin, visits regularly and introduces Gaines, a proud reader of "everything that Sidney Sheldon ever wrote," to the work of Harper Lee and Truman Capote.
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She was American but lived locally, she said, and had found the artwork so disrespectful both to her birthplace and to that of Winston Churchill that she had decided to stay away from the palace, which she usually visits regularly.
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But the problems here have only been amplified by the fact that Ms. Merkel has her parliamentary constituency just down the coast, in Stralsund, and that President Joachim Gauck, once an anti-Communist pastor here and a voice of moral authority in Germany, still visits regularly.
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At the heart of the Moravian wine industry is Valtice, a small town on the Czech-Austrian border, where Mr. Mazey, who lives in Brno, nearly 40 miles away, visits regularly to give English lessons to local winemakers and to sit on the jury of a wine competition.
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Three top Democratic senators are raising concerns about security protocols at President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's properties, which he visits regularly throughout the year.
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There is a police station,Ewarton Police Station , Jamaica Constabulary Force Website. a market which was recently reopened following a three-year closure for refurbishment, and a post office. There is no library, but a Bookmobile visits regularly.
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Pahuja moved from her homeland of India to Toronto, Canada, but she still maintains close ties with India and visits regularly. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts, English Language and Literature from the University of Toronto,(2015, 8 March). Being The Change. The Tribune Mississauga campus, in 1994, the filmmaker became increasingly interested in the film medium.Pahuja, N. (2015, 1 January).
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Marriage is a time of acute grief to the bride's mother. After marriage, a girl still looks to her own mother for help, advice and comfort. She visits regularly; if the distance is great, then for a month or so once a year; if her mother is in the same village, then frequently and casually. If she becomes ill, she is sent home to be cared for by her own mother.
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Same night, Lucy joins Paul at a strip club he visits regularly. She finds herself impressed by the dancing onstage, but when she sees that all she has is a $20 bill for a tip, Lucy awkwardly tries to take change from the dancer, which gets her and Paul kicked out. Lucy attends an event with her group to perform. She meets Grant there and he asks Lucy to dance.
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He becomes obsessed with the notorious socialite Evelyn Nesbit, stalking her and embarking on a brief, unsatisfactory affair with her. Into this insecure setup comes an abandoned black child, then his severely depressed mother, Sarah. Coalhouse Walker, the child's father, visits regularly to win Sarah's affections. A professional musician, well dressed and well spoken, he gains the family's respect and overcomes their prejudice initially by playing ragtime music on their piano.
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Taron Margaryan also initiated programs meant to strengthen army- society ties. Since the past few years, permission has been granted for parents in Yerevan to visit their children serving in the army twice a year. Such programs also aid in providing housing for the families of killed soldiers and freedom fighters. During Taron Margaryan's years in office, he intensified Yerevan's international relations with other neighboring and capital cities, organizing mutual visits regularly.
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The series revolves around Jeanne Piens (Katrien Devos), who owns a small sweet shop in the centre of Leuven and rents out several rooms of her house to students studying in the city. She is a caring type and loves all her students. Her husband Jef Liefooghe (Mark Verstraete) works for the city's gardening department. Their friend Odilon Bonheur (Odilon Mortier), a naïve warden in the local prison, visits regularly to give or seek help.
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Corneliu Mircea is a psychiatrist and also a philosopher, encouraged by Noica, but not actually one of his disciples. Still, his interests, themes, and style, places him in the Păltiniş circle, where he paid visits regularly. He published quite consistently. During communism he gave, among other publications, The Book of Being, Being and Consciousness, Discourse on Being, and after 1989 he published (among other things) The Originary, Being and Ek-stasis, The Making.
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Soun is very emotional, often brought to tears just by thinking of a sad thought (though this tendency to cry is an anime-only trait). He is also a widower, left to single-handedly take care of his three daughters. He is very respectful to his deceased wife, whose grave he visits regularly, and he constantly mourns her. He's extremely protective of his three girls, especially Kasumi, and becomes sad if their affection is in doubt.
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He also has another son, Elijah. For the first two years of Elijah's life, Rene did not know about him. Elijah has since been adopted by a family in Santa Cruz and Chris has been included in that adopted family and visits regularly. Rene is the grandson of Leon René, a famous composer of R&B; and rock and roll songs in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s and a founder of a number of record labels including Class and Rendezvous Record Company.
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Scooby and Shaggy take the gang to a comic book convention in southern California called the "Mega Mondo Pop! Comic ConApalooza" to enter a costume contest as their favorite comic book superheroes, Blue Falcon and Dynomutt. Fred is eager to see the new and darker Blue Falcon film, produced by Jennifer Severin, starring Brad Adams as the new Blue Falcon. At the convention center, they meet Hank Prince, the owner of a comic book store Shaggy visits regularly, and his nephew, Austin.
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In 1921, when Mildred, Angela's mother, is a young child she witnesses her mother's violent murder at the hands of white men during the Tulsa race riot. Unable to speak of the horrors she witnessed that day Mildred grows into a quiet, risk-averse woman who nevertheless has a vivid and active imagination and finds it difficult to blend in with the church-going women of her community. Despite loving her three children she finds them difficult to raise. Mildred's one solace is the movie theatre Dreamland which she visits regularly.
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College Library is located in the cloisters of Eton College and is separate from School Library. College Library is open to members of the Eton community and to outside researchers (the latter by appointment only). It houses rare books and manuscripts of immense cultural value, including a Gutenberg Bible and pages from the manuscript of Darwin's Origin of Species. Facilities include: a readers' room for researchers, on-site and remote reference services, teaching support for the College, specialist group and school visits, regularly changing exhibitions and imaging services.
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Lola gets a new social worker, Trish Barnes (Tessa Churchard), who visits regularly, one time seeing paint on Lexi's feet and becomes concerned that Lexi could have an allergic reaction, and later worrying when Lexi develops a cough, so Trish decides to visit daily. When Lola is arrested for assault, Trish takes Lexi into care. In a desperate plea to save Lexi, Lola tells relative Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) that Ben is Lexi's father, following their one-night stand a year previously. Phil agrees to help get Lexi back, on the condition that Lexi lives with him.
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Li buys a replacement pair of sunglasses and writes her number on the box. She arranges to 'bump into' Loong to give him the new sunglasses. After waiting for Loong to call, Li goes to a video rental shop that Loong visits regularly. Li's neighbor, Plern (Ungsumalynn Sirapatsakmetha), uses a trick to get Loong's mobile number, but later goes to work at the same video store instead of giving Loong's number to Li. As revenge, Li uses Plern's mobile to send messages to Plern's three boyfriends, inviting them all to the store at the same time.
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It is a safety net, because the Group Training Organisation is the employer and provides continuity of employment and training for the Australian Apprentice. In addition to a safety net, Group Training Organisations (GTO) have other benefits such as additional support for both the Host employer and the trainee/apprentice through an industry consultant who visits regularly to make sure that the trainee/apprentice are fulfilling their work and training obligations with their Host employer. There is the additional benefit of the trainee/apprentice being employed by the GTO reducing the Payroll/Superannuation and other legislative requirements on the Host employer who pays as invoiced per agreement.
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Born in Taft, Texas, LaRue was raised in Yanush/Buffalo Valley, Oklahoma where he still visits regularly and began playing country music at a young age. LaRue moved to Stillwater, Oklahoma, and began to play in the various bars around the college town, as well as his brother, Bo Phillips. He befriended Jason Boland and Cody Canada and the three moved into the infamous "Yellow House" where they would have late night jam sessions and entertain other various musicians around the town, like Mike McClure and Brandon Jenkins. LaRue was heavily influenced by Woody Guthrie, Bob Childers, Mike Hosty and the "Red Dirt" music scene.
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Leland moves to Washington to take a senior position in a new organisation, soon to be renamed the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), which coordinates war-related information from German refugees in America. He requests that John and Linda join him; because of Linda's fluent German, learnt from her Berlin-born grandmother, and her full FBI security clearance, Linda works directly with Ed. She is able to alert him that a translator is falsifying information from a number of informants. Ed travels a lot and Linda learns that he is going into Germany and German-occupied Poland. His main contact is "Sunflower", a rich German industrialist he has known since the 1920s and visits regularly in Germany and Switzerland.
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Roderick John, 18th and current Chief of Raasay, known as John, has a profound interest in Macleod activities, particularly those on the Isle of Raasay which he visits regularly and has developed a good relationship with the Islanders and interest in Island activities. With this interest in Raasay matters, and more particularly Raasay House, John became Patron of the Raasay House Community Company, the organisation charged with the responsibility to manage the Community ownership of the House and oversee its restoration and future use. This restoration is now complete and stands proudly as it was but with modern internal fitments and facilities. left John was educated at The Friends School Hobart and completed a bachelor's in applied chemistry.
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