As a result, walking through the store feels like walking through instagram.
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Walking through that piece was like walking through an ancient, newly discovered forest.
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They&aposre walking through Mexico like it&aposs walking through Central Park it&aposs ridiculous.
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Walking through the attic, with its many catenary arches, seems like walking through the rib cage of a whale.
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I remember being captivated by the story — so many people walking through it were like people walking through my own life.
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Walking through the warehouse at Joymode is like walking through a department store designed to cater to the kid in all of us.
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"What a feeling you had walking through there, the electricity in the crowd as you were walking through and it parted," he said.
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But I couldn't see myself walking through those doors everyday.
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Someone walking through the camp Thursday offered free medical marijuana.
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And I'm just walking through a shopping mall right now.
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In a "Steve Balboni isn't walking through that door" sense.
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But, walking through to the events entrance, it became apparent.
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There's a long shot of her walking through the snow.
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We were walking through this big, thick — it was black.
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They walk through Mexico like it's walking through Central Park.
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Walking through the show, you can see a clear progression.
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Rocky can be seen walking through the crowd with security.
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Walking through the center, I'm eyeing up every pencil opportunity.
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Some time later, Updike wrote about walking through his Pennsylvania
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Is it possible to mimic humans' walking through a machine?
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Figures in broad hats walking through fields of tall grass.
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Pete Venkman is not walking through that door, you know?
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Why else would she be walking through the woods alone.
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The effect was like walking through a living, virtual museum.
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" WATCH: "It's like walking through a field of flowers everyday.
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"I'm walking through the hallways looking at players," he said.
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Walking through a low doorway, the housekeeper who was Mrs.
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"Walking through my district, everyone is so taken aback," Rep.
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Everybody felt like they were walking through Compton with Dre.
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But for me, it's just walking through the everyday hood.
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Walking through the middle of it all is Omar Alonso.
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Hopefully it's not too scary When walking through the cemetery.
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Not presence as in, 'Wow, a princess is walking through.
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We spent the first evening walking through Byron's Saturday market.
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Walking through Central Park, my senses were sharper than ever.
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Every day, they are celebrated for walking through the door.
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"It was pretty magical walking through the gates," said Baer.
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Aerial footage showed rescuers with dogs walking through the destruction.
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One day we're walking through an airport and Kurt says, 'F—.
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While walking through the lab, Costa saw a row of computers.
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"The math and walking through the roadmap ahead," the source said.
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Isn't that part of walking through the world as a female?
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"Going through feedback is like walking through a minefield," she says.
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Yes to walking through Union Station in just your bra & jeans.
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SPARTA, Wisconsin — Walking through the boneyard I see an amputated foot.
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"This technology didn't exist," Puerini said, walking through the Seattle store.
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When you visit Tujague's, you're walking through history, so value that.
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The difference between actually, physically walking through a virtual space vs.
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You see yourself walking through a park on a sunny day.
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Haynes and Leathem were photographed walking through LAX together on Wednesday.
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I fear walking through Manhattan in the dog days of July.
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Walking through the rubble of Sessi's house, his sister Najet fumed.
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Walking through the camp, Harris is bombarded with requests for help.
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Zwick said it was similar to walking through a metal detector.
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But your presence walking through here would make a big difference.
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"It's a bit… boring," Abdul said, walking through the boxy rooms.
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I still prefer meditative videos of people simply walking through cities.
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"It's senseless," Ms. Mora said, sobbing after walking through the church.
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And then boom, boom, boom, they started walking through the door.
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This right here is not safe, for anybody walking through here.
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Walking through craft markets seeing all these beautiful statues and pieces.
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However, they won't be able to simulate walking through the apartments.
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Randy Santos says he remembers walking through Chinatown at 2 a.m.
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The overall effect is like walking through an enormous wind chime.
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Agony, a game whose pitch is walking through a totally fucked up!!!
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Walking through a college campus is usually pleasant and involves nice scenery.
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You're walking through a club and Ryan Lochte reaches out to you.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) told VICE News while walking through the Capitol.
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Just walking through there, you can feel the history of the area.
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Beijing citizens walking through Tiananmen Square in the aftermath of the riots.
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Cyrus sported the bling on her ring finger while walking through JFK.
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Virginia is a game that often feels like walking through a movie.
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Understand that I'm walking through the world in a very different way.
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Walking through Two Guns felt a little like disturbing a grave site.
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They were photographed later, holding hands while walking through the Aspen streets.
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She was sunshine walking through a room, and it's incredibly sad news.
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To celebrate this rising star, we're walking through her beauty evolution, ahead.
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Is that the ruined husk of the Great Hall she's walking through?
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The lion was eventually found Tuesday, walking through a crocodile-infested river.
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I mean, I'm old enough to remember just walking through an airport.
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Walking through the Campos District, much of it is crumbling or gone.
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He also added people had been walking through it that same day.
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Ian Mahinmi, George Hill, and Solomon Hill aren't walking through that door.
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I don't know why we're walking through hypotheticals here in this process.
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Perdue was walking through the airport with his wife at the time.
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Crowds walking through the installations at the lantern festival in Sydney, Australia.
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It felt like walking through a store in the process of liquidation.
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Walking down this color-coded section felt like walking through a rainbow.
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So be sure to think ahead before walking through the interview door.
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He did his Guitar Slim thing, walking through the crowd while playing.
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Walking through Akihabara, I saw a culture that praised gamers and geeks.
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He had fought to open doors: Others would enjoy walking through them.
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A resident saw him walking through the backyard and called the police.
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"I'm just this kid walking through the streets of Harlem," he said.
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Yesterday we were walking through New York and we had our guitars.
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As I finished walking through the exhibition, I felt succumb to numbness.
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You can see the transformation by walking through almost any residential neighborhood.
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I wish I'd avoided walking through Santee Alley in the Fashion District.
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If it&aposs something like me just walking through a shot, cool.
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Almost every popular Christian speaker has a story of walking through fire.
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But you don't mind having tourists and strangers walking through your house?
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"The doors we kicked down, they're walking through them," Mr. Berry added.
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No. 15 Georgia State, Friday R.J. Hunter isn't walking through that door.
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Walking through nature has been shown to improve your mood and memory.
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Leaders have held closed-door briefings walking through procedural and technical aspects.
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This is the price of walking through the door and seeking service.
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Once it finished, people were walking through the room toward the exit.
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Going off base still won't be as easy as walking through a gate.
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I actually love the Upper East Side; just kind of walking through it.
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I entered by walking through a phalanx of officers wielding 21971mm SKS rifles.
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Walking through it, I saw so many pieces from old time French carnivals.
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It was like walking through a deserted mall at midnight—creepy as hell.
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Eric Schmidt, chairman of Google parent Alphabet, walking through the Capitol with Sen.
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More likely they were just walking through the airport or a hotel lobby.
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The frequency is even higher when walking through Classic campus or Building 20.
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The couple were seen walking through downtown Charleston together later that same day.
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Children walking through the rubble of what was once their home don't flinch.
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Appeals mean Google will be walking through a swamp of litigation for years.
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Walking through the building is like viewing a timelapse; a gradient of construction.
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When we first started walking through the woods, I was like, 'Ah, shit!
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Not really because there's always people walking through for one reason or another.
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Walking through the entrance, the corridor smells like a 4/20 legalization rally.
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Unlimited lives, walking through walls, infinite ammo—let me do what I want!
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We kept walking through the store and couldn't believe how bare it was.
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But it is also about walking through a room and then leaving it.
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An old farmer and her husband found me walking through their small town.
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Earlier this year, I spent an afternoon walking through the downtown Manhattan neighborhood.
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You can get ideas whether you're opening the app or walking through town.
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It's easy to accidentally step on a tomato when walking through HausBar Farms.
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Walking through a European capital with him was a master class in declinism.
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Walking through the streets of Chemnitz, I saw few signs of ordinary life.
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Walking through the pedestrian-only cobblestone streets, though, none of that is apparent.
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Watching a depopulated late-night studio feels like walking through a ghost town.
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The golden ... I think you took over Penn Station, I remember walking through.
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DaBaby slaps a woman as he's walking through a crowd of people. pic.twitter.
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I feel safer walking through Chicago at midnight than Eureka during the day.
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Walking through the mountains required good balance and paying attention to each step.
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"He was walking through the hallways and the seas just parted," Aydin says.
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That's how it felt to me walking through the incessant rain on Saturday.
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Dr. Persse's medical teams are walking through shelters now looking for people vomiting.
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N. Walking through the Shoshone National Forest falling in love via walkie-talkie.
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"I'm very interested in politics," she said, walking through the Biennale gardens here.
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In the uncaptioned photo, Brady could be seen walking through a stadium tunnel.
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"Serving together is certainly more rewarding than walking through a mall," he said.
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I recently traveled to San Francisco and spent hours walking through the city.
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Walking through its photogentic hallways, it's impossible not to reach for your phone camera.
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"They walk through Mexico like it's walking through Central Park, it's ridiculous," he said.
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"We're carefully walking through, making sure everyone is getting taken care of," Sporrer said.
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On Friday, NBC cameras spotted a little boy who was walking through Olympic Park.
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This movement is exciting, like walking through a museum with a candid, intelligent friend.
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They all left together, exiting off the patio instead of walking through the restaurant.
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Alcee Hastings (D-Fla.) told VICE News as he was walking through the Capitol.
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A few hours earlier, paparazzi captured Davidson walking through a Soho neighborhood by himself.
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A few hours earlier, paparazzi captured Pete walking through a Soho neighborhood by himself.
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Khaloo began his pitch by walking through the manual process behind mandatory bridge inspections.
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We are walking through this region, Andrea, without the human intelligence that we need.
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Going off base still won't be as easy as walking through a gate, however.
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Alex Sigley, 29, was filmed walking through Beijing airport after arriving there on Thursday.
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While walking through the sleeping house at 4 am, I fell to the floor.
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There was no one [like me] walking through the projects in skirts and dresses.
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Notice the jingle of change on your left when I'm walking through the subway.
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That I was walking through Downtown Manhattan, staring up at the World Trade Center?
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Take pride in seeing a growing number of new faces walking through the door.
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"Imagine walking through you first EDC or Tomorrowland for the first time," he wrote.
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We are walking through a process to make sure there are no unintended consequences. . . .
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We got this shot of Post walking through George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.
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Here's Donnie Yen's character Chirrut Îmwe walking through a crowd, and past a Stormtrooper.
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We kept walking through the massive store and couldn't find any discernible organizational structure.
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"Just walking through the streets of Mexico looking for a good tree," she wrote.
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It's pictures of deer, walking through a field, with arrows shot through their bodies.
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A few hours earlier, paparazzi captured Davidson walking through a Soho neighborhood by himself.
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Walking through the prison grounds on my first day was a nerve-racking experience.
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So I moved on, walking through Camp Snoopy over to the Grizzly Creek Lodge.
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WE HAD A HALF DAY RETREAT WITH OUR MEMBERS WALKING THROUGH ALL OF THIS.
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After walking through the security vestibule, I passed through an empty, outdoor ticket booth …
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Her demeanor makes her accessible; she's often stopped by students while walking through campus.
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The White House's Council of Economic Advisers published a brief walking through the numbers.
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"It wasn't something that we had expected," Rene says, walking through her new kitchen.
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Jamaicans woke up one morning to find camels walking through the streets of Kingston.
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What was happening was that I was walking through halls hearing German on loudspeakers.
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Walking through Jatkasaari in Helsinki is almost an extension of strolling through Nine Elms.
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I remember walking through Stockholm after getting a message that I got the part.
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I was walking through and seeing everything going ahead like it's a normal day.
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"Everything is expensive," said the elderly woman, walking through a market in central Cairo.
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In many instances, those flagged were paid laborers, or simply walking through the neighborhood.
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But, walking through the halls, I definitely felt Samuel wrap his arms around me.
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Mostly, walking through the space felt like trying to scrub a dirty window clean.
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"Seeing it all together, it's almost like walking through your own diary," she said.
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Walking through the Disney offices, signs of Frozen 2's impending release are everywhere.
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Earlier this Spring, a string of violent muggings targeted women walking through Morningside Park.
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CCTV showed Skripal and his daughter walking through the town shortly before the attack.
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Her story is about walking through flames and emerging changed, warier and more determined.
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"Every aspect, we're walking through the protocols trying to determine what happened," he said.
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First of all, within the trailer itself, we saw Sansa walking through that same Godswood.
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In the newly discovered website, we see Season 1 footage of characters walking through doors.
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You never felt like you were walking through the door and suddenly everything was transformed.
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Hunter rain boots Walking through a college campus is usually pleasant and involves nice scenery.
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Walking through the exhibition, it's astonishing how White's drawings still deftly capture the black experience.
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With this structure, Trump is "walking through a minefield blindfolded" when he takes office Jan.
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Some gangs provoke enemy gangs by streaming live video showing them walking through rival turf.
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There's a lot of suffering still there, walking through and seeing things of my ancestors.
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Next door, I'm walking through what feels like an entire forest that's been transplanted indoors.
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After surveilling Augustus walking through the neighborhood, police suspected that he was concealing a gun.
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JL: The mugginess in the air is like walking through the fake news, uh stench.
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The two were spotted walking through Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina on Aug.
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Donald Trump Jr., the president's son, was seen briefly walking through the lobby on Wednesday.
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We could have met, and you could have participated by walking through all these legs.
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I was just walking through a park, and I was tackled and lost the baby.
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In this area, the two-block walk from the train is like walking through Purgatory.
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"I keep having a nightmare where I'm walking through a forest of blood," he remarked.
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I recorded this on Christmas Eve as I was walking through snow in my hometown.
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We were walking through the woods, stepping over logs, looking up at the beautiful trees.
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Walking through the Calgary International Airport, you'll pass a bronze statue of wild horses running.
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Alex was walking through a parking lot at 4800 Sunnyvale Street around 2:40 p.m.
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Walking through the camp was like taking a tour of the world's most egregious conflicts.
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Detroit (CNN)Walking through the halls of Spain Elementary-Middle School the temperature quickly changes.
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While walking through Capitol Hill hallways Thursday, Pence ignored shouted questions about Flynn from reporters.
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All over the world, people dream of walking through the ruins of Petra in Jordan.
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Visiting the centre of Lewisham can feel like walking through a never-ending building site.
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Yes, Jay Kay has the power to literally stop a crowd by simply walking through.
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CBS News uploaded a video showing Kim walking through the city with his security detail.
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It's like walking through a surreal nature preserve or living inside a Studio Ghibli movie.
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This aisle of Halloween candy was one of the few aisles we enjoyed walking through.
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Walking through her son's bedroom, Lisa Manning pointed at a US flag on the wall.
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Navigating the building can feel like you're walking through a maze, and that's the point.
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Apple released a series of videos walking through how it works, which we've embedded below.
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Meanwhile, Harry paid tribute to his mother's legacy by walking through a minefield in Angola...
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Just a few hours earlier, paparazzi captured Davidson walking through a Soho neighborhood by himself.
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Then the 76-year-old made his way down the ridge, walking through smoldering ashes.
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Visiting Hamilton's grave as a family felt like walking through one of those open doors.
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There is joy in walking through the streets of Boston every year in early June.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) told VICE News while walking through the basement of the Capitol.
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Walking through the building, I was impressed by how solid it feels, how well constructed.
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Most of the work comes in finding an interesting scene while walking through a city.
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He spent a lot of time walking through the woods and meditating on the forest.
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The fourth image, which doesn't have a location tag, showed her walking through green fields.
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He relished walking through Manhattan, wrapped up against the biting cold, cloaked by relative anonymity.
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Walking through the galleries, you notice four monitors placed next to the two main stairwells.
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"I keep having this nightmare where I'm walking through a forest of blood," he said.
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"I'm walking through deep water," they croon like their father, "trying to get to you".
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The result is bizarre and foreign, like walking through a giant false-front movie set.
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Tom Brady posted a cryptic image of himself walking through a tunnel on Thursday night.
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Instead of walking through water, you can now swim in it like an actual dolphin.
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His video showed him walking through a road near Jamia, where the students were gathering.
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In a video posted to Facebook, he can be seen walking through his damaged home.
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Walking through the scene "was like being on the set of a movie," Morgan said.
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"I have talked to my kids, sometimes when we're walking through grocery stores," she said.
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He was walking through blow-down timber when the bear attacked from a close range.
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They need to know they are walking through the valley of the shadow of death.
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I love at the end when they're walking through the field and performing the track.
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She was seen on airport surveillance walking through baggage claim before taking Lyft to Hatch Park.
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Walking through the personal-care aisles of Target proves there's no shortage of skin-care options.
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Simply walking through a crowd could lead to an identity check, but it doesn't end there.
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The actress was all smiles as she chatted with a friend while walking through the surf.
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Were it not for the visitors walking through the museum, the work wouldn't come to life.
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Sometimes we'll be walking through the shopping center and someone will be like 'Your music's on.
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Sergey Kovalev undercard -- was walking through the MGM Grand in Vegas when he started naming names.
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Imagine walking through a forest and coming upon writhing, undulating figures difficult to even call human.
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A few weeks after the attack, I was walking through Times Square on a weekend night.
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After walking through the city on a hot summer day, the entryway was a welcome respite.
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Walking through the mountains, tripping over fallen trees and climbing tall rocks, seems to take forever.
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"No concerns in terms of radiation – just general precautions when walking through the rubble," Ivanchuk said.
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Walking through Sulaimaniyah's city market, this correspondent could not find a single Kurd planning to vote.
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Walking through the Altered Carbon booth, however, was bemusing, and not in an especially good way.
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Get inspired by walking through the Huaqiangbei electronics market (the farmers' market of the electronic world).
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Walking through corridors beside crumbling courtyards, Dr Salvaña jokes that it looks like a war zone.
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She shot her friends in traditional Islamic garb, including hijabs, walking through the streets of Harlem.
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Two men in camouflaged uniforms with Ukrainian insignia were shown walking through the Russian-flagged vessel.
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The intention Delta's biometric program seems to be streamlining the process of walking through those checkpoints.
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After walking through some drab offices, I was escorted into the approximately 100,000-square-foot hangar.
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Now Hernandez is 21 and walking through the frosted glass doors at Mexico City's international airport.
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She and Philip spend two hours on their feet walking through the crowds chatting to guests.
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The staging is actually more for the pictures than for the people walking through the home.
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If you're not into hockey, imagine it like this: A man is walking through a park.
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Walking through the city of Dublin in California, you see reminders of the five-year drought.
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Walking through the exhibit, one imagines that each woman could easily have her own dedicated room.
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"Ayyy garlic festival time," he wrote beneath a picture of people walking through the festival grounds.
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While Virginia is still interactive, like a game, it often feels like walking through a movie.
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Walking through Spring Masters New York feels a bit like an Art History 101 crash course.
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WALKING THROUGH the Minharot Olam (Perpetual Tunnels) project in Jerusalem is like navigating a massive honeycomb.
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Crowds walking through the installations at the 2017 Chinese New Year Lantern Festival in Sydney, Australia.
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Just a few hours earlier, paparazzi also captured Davidson walking through a Soho neighborhood by himself.
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How did walking through the middle of a warzone impact the way you see these stories?
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Take another look at Bieber walking through halls, like the polite Canadian singing sensation he is.
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Van Winkle dresses in the clothes you may have worn walking through your high school hallways.
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Local television footage showed residents of villages walking through the streets, caskets hoisted on their shoulders.
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Stoop to Conquer Dear Diary: I was walking through a quiet residential neighborhood in South Brooklyn.
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By walking through the torii, one has entered the world of the Kami, or Shinto gods.
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For the latter group, walking through the revolving doors of the Marriott Hotel in Stamford, Conn.
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So they asked the musicians they encountered while walking through the streets of Europe for help.
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"I got the idea while walking through an empty lot of a movie studio," Serling said.
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"Oh, it smells so good in here," said Zuleika Hernandez, 32, while walking through the door.
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It wasn't Ted walking through the newsroom in his pajamas anymore, which was actually quite interesting.
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I thought I knew what to expect before walking through the doors of my first day.
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People walking through first class who see that, it creates a brand identity in people's minds.
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So, Jacqueline Molina and Marissa Estatio went on foot that day, walking through the gray woods.
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History buffs will take great joy in walking through the passageways of an old, luxury liner.
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"I expected Alan to come walking through his friend's house," Mr. Seal wrote in an email.
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Earlier this month, Mr. Sanchez was walking through a Walmart near his home in Hayward, Calif.
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We take our time walking through the shops in Waikiki until it's time for our reservation.
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Spotting a reporter walking through the terminal, several people took the opportunity to air their complaints.
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When Opening Ceremony was in its heyday, it was as simple as walking through its doors.
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So when we were walking through the new apartment I turned to Rivka and said, 'Eh?
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Anybody who has ever seen me walking through the airport, you've seen me with my hatbox.
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Within a minute of walking through the doors of the American International Toy Fair, I felt like a kid walking through Toys "R" Us. It's the largest toy trade show in the Western hemisphere, held in New York City, and everything on display was fresh and exciting.
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Louis sees (or thinks he sees) a tall creature with wispy, black limbs walking through the forest.
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The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office tweeted a photo of a man Tuesday walking through the grocery store.
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Walking through Chelsea, I glowed with the weight and the beauty of the glimpse he'd offered me.
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Just walking through the streets of New York was a kind of like virtual reality for me.
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Wrapping my pylon-print bandana around my nose and mouth while walking through endless clouds of gnats.
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While walking through the darkness, the couple found a cliff they believed would lead to solid ground.
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I once witnessed a public execution when my mother and I were walking through a bazaar shopping.
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Walking through our future neighborhood, my husband and I immediately felt like we could call Queens home.
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Just walking through the store and idly browsing through box art could bring you to unintended discoveries.
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"When walking through storm damage, wear long pants, a long-sleeved shirt and sturdy shoes," officials said.
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These bills show the steep costs that emergency rooms can charge just for walking through their doors.
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WALKING THROUGH rural Ukraine in 1932, having eluded his Communist Party chaperone, Gareth Jones witnessed disturbing deprivation.
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After getting in the home, she then recorded herself walking through the home with the two children.
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The eerie 1958 song first plays when Angie and Elliot are walking through the orphanage's empty bedrooms.
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One day, walking through the warehouses on the waterfront, I saw a woman's face on a door.
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The ad opens with Mark Geist walking through Arlington National Cemetery, dressed in a crisp collared shirt.
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He's walking through the house right now … [To Garth] It's word association, and the word was marriage.
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"Walking through those doors and knowing he wasn't going to be there — that was tough," Tyler said.
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It's a helpful feature, especially when you're stuck on the subway or walking through a dead zone.
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Graduation is a ritual of walking through a major threshold -- simultaneously leaving one room and entering another.
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Imagine walking through the door to a house, and all of a sudden smelling fresh pie baking.
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Walk me through what you remember of walking through the crowd on the way to the Octagon.
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The segment, called "Meet the People," showed Atamanuik walking through Washington, D.C. and interacting with random folks.
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When reporters began to interview Armentrout, 21, three or four people walking through the park approached him.
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After walking through some trees, there was a Cubone, dramatically wailing in the middle of a field.
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The different vibration patterns felt reasonably close to what you'd expect when walking through snow or sand.
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Instead of standing in a field of grain, though, they're walking through a makeshift base in Iraq.
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A resident who lost her home takes pictures while walking through Breezy Point in Queens, New York.
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If you're in the mood to go walking through some art and have it influence your emotions.
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Viewed from an overhead perspective, it looks almost like you're walking through a bright, colorful impressionist painting.
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For the most part, I'm trying to embrace walking through the gates as the world No. 1.
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It isn't "blaming the victim" to recommend that people forgo walking through dangerous neighborhoods late at night.
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Even before you board, you may find yourself walking through a station filled with colorful startup ads.
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Because let's be frank: After decades of walking through New York, is there anything you haven't seen?
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"García Lorca is the best brand for Granada," he said while walking through his city's historic quarter.
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We hired a woman to cook for us, and my grandmother started walking through the apartment again.
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Kelly ReichardtCreditCreditJack Davison for The New York Times Walking through a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood of Portland, Ore.
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Walking through the halls on her two hind legs, this dog can really pull off a dress.
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I heard a story once, about a guy walking through New York city with a Native American.
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When you listen to Kendrick you have to approach it like you're walking through an art gallery.
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You can find them walking through the snow, basking in the sun, and sailing in the ocean.
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Now I'm walking through the distillery while classical music booms around the tanks of fermenting agave juices.
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Votes are registered by MPs walking through different doorways, out of sight of television cameras and onlookers.
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Votes are registered by lawmakers walking through different doorways, out of sight of television cameras and onlookers.
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Walking through it, the sounds of workshop machinery and craftsmen striking hammers become a nearly musical backdrop.
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I saw us walking through airports, through cities, through villages in France and mountain passes in Bhutan.
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CreditCredit Walking through the gates of MCU Park in Coney Island is an assault to the senses.
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Walking through the softly lit corridors, the warm aroma of garlic and fried food makes him smile.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was speed-walking through Grand Central to catch a Metro-North train.
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They deposited keys, watches, belts and cellphones into a gray bucket before walking through a metal detector.
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Students and staff are also often seen walking through the busy city streets and neighborhoods of Richmond.
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" Colleen Channer, who was walking through the parking lot, said of Mr. Trump, "Can stupid get stupider?
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It features Holland walking through the streets of Paris until he finds the doorway labeled The Eddy.
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"TOP SECRET PROJECT," she wrote on a boomerang of their pair walking through the streets of Morocco.
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I felt, walking through the show, that these women artists were not championed as much as snubbed.
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Alleged shooter Travis Reinking was arrested Monday after a woman spotted him walking through her construction site.
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Slow-walking through midtown, one enters the realm where people fly by like agents from The Matrix.
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When Ms. Lohan began walking through my space, one of the first stops was the front door.
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"Walking through school, even from one end to the other, I'd be out of breath," John remembered.
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The photographer was drawn to Rozie Liu as he was walking through the night market in Ximending.
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Dear Diary: I was walking through Chinatown when I saw a man I almost used to know.
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Democratic lawmakers took turns walking through scripts of questions and responses they had drafted with committee aides.
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Today, people working with the federal government deliver vaccines by hand by walking through prairie dog habitats.
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After the speech, as Kennedy was walking through the hotel's kitchen, an assassin shot and killed him.
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Refugees are fleeing the United States, taking taxis to the northern border and walking through snowy woods.
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"The president is ruthless on Twitter," he told TMZ while walking through Los Angeles International Airport Friday.
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It's like walking through a city — all those miniatures from your early buildings to your latest projects.
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The main character of my story was walking through the desert, and he'd come to a river.
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THE CALL came, appropriately enough, while she was walking through the Old City of Jerusalem, her husband said.
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Walking through Red Square with Gorbachev, Reagan was asked whether he still thought Russia was an evil empire.
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While McCullen awaits for police to arrive, he can be heard walking through the home calling Jordan's name.
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I remember walking through the clubhouse, through an army of speechless young men unable to express their grief.
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But then Mr Bannon is off again, walking through a crumbling town with curtains blowing through glassless windows.
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I thought about this walking through Crocodile, Leidy Churchman's first US survey, at the Hessel Museum of Art.
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While in Montreal, they were spotted walking through the Canadian city before they stopped in a small café.
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And walking through the village of Black Spire or the outskirts showed us construction still very much underway.
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"This battle isn't behind me, but I will be like a phoenix walking through the ashes," she said.
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Now, try walking through Brooklyn without running into a 30-year-old dressed like a Nick Jr. character.
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All at once, satellites went from tracking airplanes to tracking the smartphones of individuals walking through dense cities.
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Now, walking through the same IFA halls in Berlin, I find Polaroid's name emblazoned on some dreadful laptops.
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Oxford University philosopher Nick Bostrom wrote the definitive paper on this, so we're essentially walking through his piece.
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Domino just makes the subtext into text, miraculously surviving car crashes and walking through hails of shrapnel unscathed.
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The image shows a man walking through thigh-high flood waters clutching two cats close to his chest.
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The trailer opens with LAPD officer K (Ryan Gosling) walking through a Westworld–like hall of android bodies.
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Our issue also included a first look of Claire walking through the battlefield during an eerie dream sequence.
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And thanks to our unique bond and outrageous fashion choices, we look freaking awesome walking through Target together.
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SEOUL, South Korea — A middle-aged man is walking through a quiet Seoul neighborhood when he suddenly stops.
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So maybe a leg made of plastic works better when walking through a particular environment than carbon fiber.
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One former employee remembers walking through the office one day and smelling the distinctly pungent odor of marijuana.
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At the Maelbeek metro station near the European Union, footage emerged of people walking through dark metro tunnels.
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You were walking through a blocked off area and someone ran through posts to run over her foot.
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But, he admits, "It's frightening walking through the airport with $40,000 worth of glass in your carry-on."
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So which seems more difficult: walking through a wall made of stone or a wall made of wood?
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Walking through this multicolored light tunnel to the fifth floor felt like being transported to a different dimension.
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When people come to me who are just starting out, I love walking through the process with them.
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" Walking through the crowd, activist Bianca Jagger told VICE News why she was there: "I care about others.
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Walking through this Dollar Tree made us realize that we shouldn't have to sacrifice store experience for value.
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It was out to do its best to investigate serious matters while walking through a vicious political minefield.
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Students at Rutgers climb the brick walls surrounding Queens Gate to avoid walking through it before they graduate.
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Video broadcast by WCPO, a local television station, showed investigators walking through woods and searching a ramshackle shed.
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The WWE superstar was walking through LAX -- and EVERYONE noticed him ... 'cause you can't really miss this outfit.
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Not long after they began walking through the streets blocking traffic, police started following the group, sirens blaring.
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They're walking through the woods and hear a bunch of whistling, so now they're running in a panic.
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Walking through the halls of the clinic, a visitor would think it indistinguishable from other health care facilities.
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Beck explained he had to map out his wolf before creating the lines by walking through the snow.
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Rumors start to fly that Trump is gonna be walking through here, but I find that highly unlikely.
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"I am not walking through this whole damn park," Paul said in his own vlog about his visit.
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We're talking about an eight or nine-year-old here, walking through a whole team and beating everybody.
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Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), a Republican with strong libertarian leanings, told VICE News while walking through the Capitol.
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The last mile of the trip to the center was like walking through a country under martial law.
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The Times's Corey Kilgannon reports: Doug Roland, a filmmaker, was walking through the East Village around 4 a.m.
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We left the truck at an impassable creek crossing and set off walking through a patch of jungle.
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One day, I was walking through an airport with Ike when I spotted a book in a shop.
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Kennedy was walking through the hotel kitchen after giving his California primary victory speech when shots rang out.
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On June 2, an anonymous Vancouver resident was violently attacked from behind while walking through the city's downtown.
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"It's crazy — they are walking through the sky," said Mr. Ali, who for the moment had no customers.
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In the video, which has since been deleted, he spoke about his mental health while walking through Manhattan.
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She was even uncomplainingly game for walking through mud in her trademark hot-pink sneakers to be photographed.
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I recall walking through the streets of Caen in Normandy after allied bombing had reduced it to rubble.
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I did not have any problem with street noise, but I could hear people walking through the hall.
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BEFORE: Above the U-Bahn station, people were still walking through Alexanderplatz, the largest public square in Berlin.
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And a cheetah slowly walking through bamboo — yellow and black blending with green in an almost liquid way.
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The feeling of calm was only matched with the feeling of walking through the Treasury Gardens in Melbourne.
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I then put my pedicure to the test, going on a beach trip and walking through tide pools.
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A rabbi walking through a park in Brooklyn was punched in the face and bashed with a rock.
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"We're seeing more pest pressures due to warmer winters," Ms. Jackson said, walking through rows of cabernet grapes.
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Walking through the school halls painted in pale pink, it's easy to see how that came to pass.
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It's all very surreal-feeling, to eat while walking through a gallery — and among Shubuck's sculptural floral arrangements.
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Ms. Majors, a Barnard College freshman, was walking through the park near 116th Street in Manhattan on Dec.
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"What we really need to subpoena is his notes," Jones told VICE News while walking through the Capitol.
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He shared with Hyperallergic some tips to avoid lower back pain and exhaustion while walking through an exhibition.
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Do you tend to suffer from lower back pain while walking through a museum or large gallery exhibition?
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Walking through the participants and their level of commitment, Croft singled out Kazakhstan as being a "lost cause".
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Walking through the township, she is frequently harassed or called a "moffie"—a derogatory slur for trans women.
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But I remember him walking through the door and, in Russian, saying: 'You Americans need to listen more.
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When it came to the mess, the story was the same as we continued walking through the aisles.
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"There are people here who used to have very miserable lives," Masasila said, walking through the buzzing market.
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February 6900, 2017 Kim's half brother Kim Jong-Nam is poisoned while walking through Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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When we meet this "new Eurydice" walking through the underworld, she sounds unusual — either stammering or sounding choked.
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She's one of the kids walking through a museum, and looking at an oil painting of Olivia Pope.
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Walking through the tents of Frieze Art Fair last weekend, visual evidence of Brexit's impact was all around.
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Once he plans the mural, it's simply a matter of connecting the dots by walking through the snow.
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A few days later, walking through the courtyard of my building, I finally saw how the paper was done.
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At noon we had spotted Amal and the others walking through the dry grass along the Kurdish front lines.
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When this occurs while you're walking through a city of standing on a train, it is an added nuisance.
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While walking through New York, I noticed a seemingly unending bounty of free consumables I might have otherwise missed.
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In the clip, a team is seen walking through the Damascus neighborhood as dust settles from a recent explosion.
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One day, while walking through Chinatown, she came across a closet-sized storefront that stopped her in her tracks.
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De la Fontaine Photography snapped a shot of a newlywed couple walking through a desert on their wedding day.
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Concentrate on keeping good posture, maintaining arm mechanics, taking shorter steps, and walking through your big toe, Johnson says.
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"When you are walking through this, you think that you're the only one," she says of her crippling depression.
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Imagine walking through the bathroom door at 7am and the shower starts itself at optimal water heat and pressure.
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Recent boot prints from people walking through dot the dirt near a gallon of water covered in denim material.
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Democrats didn't pivot from their strategy, methodically walking through the details of the report, even when they were obscure.
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There are clips of people walking through the field, carrying mattresses, and sleeping on the floor of the airport.
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The family now spends their evenings walking through their Astoria, Queens, neighborhood catching Pok mon and making new friends.
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He was walking through the house and he had said that Deshaun and other men were raping my daughter.
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Watching video of bombing suspect Ahmed Khan Rahami walking through her neighborhood, Schreibman told Camerota that it was scary.
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The result gives a sense that you're walking through an actual painting or illustration, immersed in its peculiar vision.
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Once we found it, we started walking through the region, passing through communities and inviting everyone to join us.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) laughed with an aide over the weekend while walking through the Capitol with VICE News.
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The filing includes a security camera image of a man, apparently Pishevar, holding rope and walking through the office.
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Muna imagined it was her family climbing down the stairs on the tarmac and walking through the glass doors.
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We had to really set and reset and be careful walking through that house so that nobody got hurt.
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The person then had a chat with the alien before it took its leave by walking through a wall.
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But Ellis said she felt very safe even when more than 2,500 demonstrators were walking through campus on Thursday.
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"When we started on Monday, walking through the galleries, I almost fainted, thinking this is overwhelming," Mr. Frischer said.
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In the footage, Jenkins is first seen walking through the hotel with several unidentified people around 1:13 a.m.
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"He said nothing but the truth," said Hassan Maliki, another man walking through the book stalls on Mutanabbi Street.
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Reporters shared photos and video of Cheney, who donned a cowboy hat, walking through the halls of the Capitol.
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My mix-and-match lunch was more like listening to a playlist, in fact, than walking through a museum.
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City officials also put up wooden catwalks so people can still get across Venice without walking through the floods.
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The woman was reportedly struck by the car while walking through a crosswalk, according to local ABC affiliate KNXV.
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Walking through the train as it rumbled through paddies and jungle, I encountered a microcosm of Sri Lanka's population.
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In the footage, Jenkins is first seen walking through the hotel with several unidentified people around 473:13 a.m.
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The photos show the majestic animal walking through darkness, its eyes glowing as it stares directly at the viewer.
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Walking through is meant to simulate the meditative quality of a forest, but with a Lisa Frank color palette.
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""I have seen a blurry photo of it walking through the woods like Sasquatch, so perhaps it does exist.
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" Lagunas said she told her General Manager about the man after seeing him walking through the hotel "looking lost.
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The VR sequence follows a group of migrants walking through Arizona's Sonoran Desert who are caught by Border Patrol.
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"Two weeks later, I was walking through some vanilla box in Yokohama with a hard hat on," he says.
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Mr. Ackerley was walking through his neighborhood Wednesday when a woman stopped her car and offered him a mask.
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OSLO — Walking through Oslo's government quarter, it's hard to miss the monumental concrete mural that dominates its central square.
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It was easier than climbing a barbed wire fence and felt more epic than walking through an open gate.
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In the picture, it shows a girl walking through apartments she has lived in before, one after the other.
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One might almost compare reading a Bernstein poem to walking through a New York City street during a rainstorm.
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The experience of walking through Darboven's installation is one of overwhelm and speechlessness, both symptoms of trauma and shock.
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We went on our second date in downtown Indianapolis, walking through the arts district, and she grabbed my hand.
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She was a ghost but she felt quite happy, walking through the gardens, feeling strong again in her body.
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For airlines like Emirates, walking through to coach and getting a glimpse of first class is a marketing tool.
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He saw his future wife walking through the lobby of the Ritz Carlton hotel there and started a conversation.
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From the moment I stepped off the elevator, I felt all of the above while walking through the show.
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After leaving the vigil, which was attended by about 100 people, the demonstrators chanted while walking through the streets.
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Artist explorations of identity aside, while walking through the fair, I did not really see many people of color.
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While walking through the garden, the artist would sometimes pick out a specific vegetable that she wanted for dinner.
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Pallares captured this in her nominated image, which shows a man walking through a field in Estany d'Ivars, Spain.
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Just walking through the campus gates unavoidably heightens these students' awareness and experience of the deep inequalities around them.
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It was about walking through jungles and rice paddies and elephant grass, and about being wet, infected and dirty.
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If you own an iPhone or an iPad, it's worth walking through the pop-up if you see it.
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Walking through the wreckage of a bushfire disaster zone, one of the first things you notice is the trees.
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Within seconds of walking through the gate, the officer peers through a window, where he presumably sees a person.
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But after Tyson released her statement Wednesday, Fairfax offered no comment to CNN while walking through the state Capitol.
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"Walking through the crime scene was like being on the set of a movie," Sheriff David Morgan told reporters.
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The polluted air, combined with the unsettling sight of abandoned buildings, makes walking through the neighborhood an eerie experience.
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I turn into the fucking Terminator, walking through walls to zero in on the closet platter of beef tsebhi.
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After years of moving from place to place and staying in shelters, "I'm walking through mud," Sofia told me.
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Earlier this year, I was walking through a turnstile at the Broadway-Lafayette subway station when I turned awkwardly.
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So after dropping off our luggage at the apartment of a friend of his, we went walking through Paris.
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It's a pain in the butt, walking through the rainforest with a massive soft box and flash and camera.
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By the second verse he's singing about walking through the streets "taking sips of the sky" through his nose.
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Walking through the bustling Khan Market in central Delhi, he points out those worst affected by the cash crisis.
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It billed an additional $937 for a "facility fee," the price of walking through the door and seeking care.
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How do you think the experience of walking through these rooms affects viewing your figure work on the walls?
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Walking through the exhibition, figuring out which items weren't included becomes almost as interesting as looking at what's actually there.
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TMZ cameramen approached the singer while he was walking through LAX and asked him about his reaction to Trump's win.
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In an interview with Avenue, the artist claimed he had taken the photos himself of pedestrians walking through the underpass.
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It showed the woman walking through a desolate ancient village in Ushaiqer, about 100 miles from Riyadh, the nation's capital.
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"After six years here, walking through these doors for the final time," White House deputy press secretary Eric Schultz tweeted.
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We're watching video, walking through things, stopping and asking different questions so you can hear the answer, what they're thinking.
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Members of the House of Commons vote by walking through different doorways out of sight of television cameras and onlookers.
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The roses are all in bloom, and we enjoy walking through them and taking in the view of the Bay.
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Rex Tillerson let it slip how burnt out he is while walking through a park in Geneva, Switzerland on Thursday.
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There was the superstar crossing the street, walking through a park, and sitting on a bench with his earbuds in.
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The teaser depicts Jon Snow, Sansa and Arya Stark walking through a crypt that includes three statues bearing their likenesses.
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"Larry Bird is not walking through that door, fans," Pitino said of the legendary Celt in that now-infamous rant.
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A police spokesman tells PEOPLE investigators believe her killer was already in the park when she started walking through it.
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So one morning, she finds herself walking through the main street in town, which she'd not visited since starting college.
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His aunt told the Seattle Times that he was walking through the mall with his wife when the shooting began.
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But after installing it and walking through the curation process, I've grown to appreciate the desktop notifications for breaking news.
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During the incident, several passengers shared photos on social media of military personnel standing guard and walking through the airport.
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Even though you are aware it is a digital view, there's still something startling about walking through the carved surface.
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She visits a work friend's house party and starts monologuing about four-point-three seconds after walking through the door.
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Some of those shots included the couple delivering their vows and walking through the scenic park holding hands and kissing.
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We recommend renting your own apartment through Lucky Savannah, exploring the Wormsloe Historic Site, walking through its 22 outdoor squares.
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This time, Drake was walking through his own quiet home, packed with little trinkets and photos from his past adventures.
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The film mostly consists of men in suits and women in dresses walking through abandoned docks, buildings, and swimming pools.
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Resident Evil 4 has such a foreboding presence that even walking through areas you know you cleared out is unnerving.
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"To most people, when they're walking through the world, plants just form this green background, this green wall," said Stebbins.
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So then, when you want to remember the words, you picture yourself walking through the memory journey you plotted out.
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We can't resist stopping to take a free sample as we're walking through the mall or strolling through Sam's Club.
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I was walking through a Hasidic neighborhood in Brooklyn with another parent I'd just met at a child's birthday party.
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"In 2013, we were walking through the Providence Place Mall in Rhode Island and suddenly, he just disappeared," Rosemary recounts.
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Walking through requires navigating around 10-foot high white halves of spheres — the backside of the museum's famed domed ceiling.
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After walking through the office lobby, which is adorned with lip artwork, Kylie finds mom Kris, 63, eating a salad.
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Cardi was walking through JFK Airport in NYC Thursday night looking kinda down and exhausted while talking on her phone.
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The video, posted on July 21, features the adorable toddler walking through the aisle and fist-bumping everyone he sees.
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But on this day, as he was walking through woods near his house, an alien woman appeared and seduced him.
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There was the experience of walking through a faraway jungle, and the one where he sat inside a fireworks display.
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"A man planning to move to Spain who was worried he would encounter nudists walking through the streets" 3. 4.
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It's nightfall and Rick and his comrades are still slowly walking through the herd, making their way to those cars.
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That's the really interesting thing when seeing people who are in the film installations walking through the artworks in person.
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A fantastic main course," Kimball said, adding, "Champagne, real food, real conversation, and a kiss walking through the fucking water.
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By its end, she is walking through the house she shared with her husband and their children, now in ruins.
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I found myself purposefully walking through residential neighborhoods, quiet pockets of peace, to get to the heart of the city.
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"I'll Pay for It." One man walking through Public Square on Thursday seemed to have tired of the nonstop debate.
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Walking through a displaced camp one cold morning, three women brought me their babies who had died in the night.
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But two hours after sampling his peppers, Currie and I were walking through the woods...and I had to stop.
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Bentz and Conger caught a connecting flight in Miami, walking through the airport in matching backpacks, a Reuters witness said.
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The dogs have bothered some shareholders, who have complained about barking, dogs exacerbating allergies, and dogs walking through the lobby.
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If a player says something recondite or distasteful, you can look for him to come walking through the clubhouse door.
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The final scene of episode two of docuseries Fundamental shows Brazilian human-rights activist Lucia Xavier walking through a cemetery.
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"Our customers know that they can't be walking through a store vaping, or sitting at a bar vaping," he said.
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Walking through this retrospective, one is struck repeatedly by the sly humor and visual catchiness of his most iconic images.
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It's like walking through the pages of a book, reading, digesting and journeying through many art stories in real time.
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And that, almost in place of statues, it's ... we're cycling through the people that are walking through that convention center.
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Still, as I was walking through Herald Square, I couldn't resist stopping to browse at a small used-book stall.
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They have no such bottlenecks or mobs, despite each international passenger completing health cards and walking through a temperature scanner.
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Walking through the halls, waiting for everyone to stare at me, and think, The Madman is back in the building.
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LB: Walking through the buildings, I became acutely aware of the remnants of the people who have inhabited these spaces.
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These perimeter galleries that we've been walking through surround and lead into the central room as a kind of temple.
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Sometimes, walking through Chinatown, I feel as if there's no end to it, the sense of possibility behind every door.
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I feel it myself, for example, walking through Washington, D.C., or Brooklyn, where gentrification has blown through like a storm.
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In 2014, Amazon started deploying shelf-carrying robots, which automated the job of walking through the warehouse to retrieve goods.
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It's all of your senses working together while you're walking through and working through the story, and understanding the stakes.
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I have always had my own slippers for milling around my college dorm or walking through my off-campus apartment.
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Walking through One at the Brooklyn Museum this year was like being confronted with all of New York City's ghosts.
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"I don't think he envisages himself walking through the door of No. 21984," a former adviser to Miliband told me.
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But since I'm still walking through snow and ice, I can't put water resistance and warmth on the back burner.
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Shooting down the curved metal slide will be kids' first experience after walking through the museum's plaza-level front door.
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Although fire cooking is now in vogue, Ms. Benson laughed as she remembered investors' walking through the restaurant during construction.
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Earlier this year, Sanders was walking through McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas when singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile approached him.
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"Walking through the crime scene was like being on the set of a movie," said Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan.
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"Walking through the crime scene was like being on a set of a movie," said Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan.
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But more people will be walking through the area, so you're seeing development in Overtown because of growth in downtown.
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Anyone walking through grand old cities like Belgrade, Budapest and Krakow will stumble across an astonishing array of puzzle rooms.
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KCTV said the recording is believed to have been made when the parents were walking through an airport in Dubai.
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Walking through the various McDonald's restaurants, Cafe Leblanc from Persona 5, and Dalaran from World of Warcraft was a blast.
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On Sunday, a gunman shot and killed two On Sunday, a gunman shot and killed two Two teenagers in Wyoming were disciplined after walking through their school doors Wednesday morning in KKK outfits Two teenagers in Wyoming were disciplined after walking through their school doors Wednesday morning in KKK outfits America is changing fast!
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Who doesn't know the feeling of walking through nature and sensing strange creatures—life moving—in the corner of one's eye?
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He tries walking through the streets of New York, but he keeps bumping into people because there's so many of them.
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Those night terrors, that anxiety, walking through the halls of your high school feeling as if everyone had seen you naked.
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Of the 11 people walking through the unattended checkpoint, three set off the metal detector, TSA spokesman Nico Melendez said Tuesday.
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I want to replicate the experience of walking through a city with a friend that knows the city inside and out.
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Images taken from the airport's surveillance footage show Lueck walking through the airport and rolling her luggage past a baggage carousel.
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It's a common call and response, whether I'm climbing up the steps of the subway or simply walking through a doorway.
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The bomb injured two men — aged 22 and 5003 — who were walking through a residential area in the Travis Country neighborhood.
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Weaving through the streets of San Francisco's exclusive Sea Cliff neighborhood is like walking through a surreal museum of lavish homes.
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We could totally see her walking through the winding streets of Paris with this hairstyle — it's very Jean Seberg in Breathless.
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I realized something was wrong when a few months ago I was walking through SoHo in N.Y.C. and my phone died.
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According to the Post, someone shouted "Better be better!" at Miller as he was walking through Dupont Circle several months ago.
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On October 12, a police officer was slashed in the neck while walking through a subway station, leading to two arrests.
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I'd been to Miami before but walking through Calle Ocho with Bryan showed me a whole different side of the city.
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You can almost imagine Goldsworthy catching this scene in the corner of his eye while walking through the street one night.
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Yet walking through a park or down a street, it's easy to overlook them as individuals in the blur of green.
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As I'm walking through the produce section, I throw kimchi in my cart as an impulse buy, because kimchi is delicious.
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Walking through the Union Square Greenmarket once I get off the subway is intoxicating; I love the smell of fresh produce.
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You're not moving around with a controller, you're walking through the space, nervously running over precarious bridges and hiding behind doorways.
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So, he has been a ruthless dictator, despite all the pictures of him smiling and walking through the streets in Singapore.
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The way that grief surrounds you, the way that, just like water or walking through a lake, it slows you down.
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Jaden Smith is exactly the kind of kid you expect to see walking through the halls at your local art school.
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Ronda Rousey had her success overwhelming opponents, walking through their punches and achieving the clinch, landing right hands on the way.
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Walking through "Drone City" at Las Vegas' CES recently made it abundantly clear just how many Chinese companies are building drones.
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We're told Future had just arrived and was walking through the terminal when 10 guys approached and asked for a photo.
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Rose's beau 21 Savage was on-hand to lend his support, walking through the event with her while holding her hand.
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He emerges, and the ad shows images of Scholten walking through farmland, petting cows, and scenes of farmers hard at work.
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What if by doing that, you wouldn't be walking through deserted main streets, past boarded-up shops, dark alleys and graffiti?
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Women are forever repeating each other's actions: getting out of a car with a spinning gesture, walking through a revolving door.
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Walking through Cancer Alley seeing working class and poor people watching the march go by, I couldn't help but feel conflicted.
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The oppression, the beauty and the lopsidedness of it all is quite clear when you are walking through, step by step.
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This is what Elliot does each time he burns a CD, although it's worth walking through exactly how he does it.
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Carruthers told the court she and the others were walking through the parking lot when a silver SUV nearly struck them.
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The security check consisted of putting my bag through a conveyor belt scanner and then walking through a full-body scanner.
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Michael Houghton captured this video of a woman walking through a flooded street at the corner of Westheimer and Chimney Rock.
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The kitchen had a table, but there was also a separate dining room accessible by walking through the lounge and entryway.
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We had been walking through the woods that surround the institute, listening to the vibrant May birdsong, a Babel of voices.
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On Wednesday, in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, the prosecution will begin walking through the details of the case once again.
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When we watched, we saw a bear splashing around in a waterfall and later on, another casually walking through a river.
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It's like a giant pop song you're walking through here, there is an intro, different choruses, a section for the bridge.
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After walking through the dirt, Will Smith's AF1s are less brilliantly white; he regrets the decision to break them out today.
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Walking through a ravine and hearing wolves snarling behind you sounds completely different than wolves chasing you over a frozen lake.
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The two are shown walking through a park with a group of friends, including Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, and Jordyn Woods.
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Another camera image showed a group of about half a dozen people walking through the woods at night across the border.
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Merchants were walking through the crowds, hawking toys for children, spinning tops that burst into L.E.D. color as they helicoptered up.
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"Lebanon is walking through a minefield but is still at a safe distance from the flames in the region," he said.
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As I was walking through the grassy streets in the mage district, I overheard a conversation between two nearby night elves.
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He was always an outdoors kid, he said, who loved camping, walking through swamps, and collecting bugs and abandoned bird nests.
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The list goes on and on and on, with some folks just walking through scenes briefly like ghosts from the past.
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About a week later, I got completely lost after walking through the East River Park and emerged at an unfamiliar spot.
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Clay Higgins (R-LA) filmed himself walking through various parts of the memorial in Poland, and posted his experience to YouTube.
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She spent many days walking through the galleries, examining paintings and artifacts, talking to curators, and analyzing the museum's artistic needs.
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The artist has installed colored gels on a long thin skylight, to give museumgoers the sensation of walking through a rainbow.
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We broke the story ... DaBaby brutally assaulted a fan before his Saturday night gig in Tampa while walking through the crowd.
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Walking through the Boston Dynamics lab, Mr. Raibert, 68, wore bluejeans and a Hawaiian shirt, as he does nearly every day.
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Walking through her nearly ready house recently, looking for defects, Ms. Kirkland-Vandecar opened a door in the kitchen and paused.
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I start walking through Nolita to take the long way home when my mom facetimes me from her drive into work.
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We were on the phone, him walking through the lobby of the J.W. Marriott after a packed day of fund-raising.
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Walking through cities, driving down freeways, I imagine the way the world used to be, before human structures fundamentally changed it.
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Khan first saw the sport as an eighth grader while walking through Bergen Beach, Brooklyn, and stopping to watch a game.
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They consisted largely of sitting in motion-simulator chairs or walking through mock-ups of sets designed to promote Wanda's movies.
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"The first thing I noticed walking through the dining room was a Confederate flag placemat on the table," Mr. Mathis said.
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Imagine walking through a forest in Brazil and stumbling across something you know shouldn't be there -- like a humpback whale carcass.
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We were walking through a residential hutong—an alleyway that had not yet been gentrified—where sooty wash hung from clotheslines.
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Walking through the rooms, we could both imagine our futures here, in each of these vacant rooms, and it felt right.
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TMZ reported that the rapper had a seizure as he was walking through the airport after his flight from California landed.
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Wong has located his viewer behind this solitary figure, who is walking through a forest at night to reach the sea.
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They advised doing your research before walking through the door and preparing to answer questions about your soft and hard skills.
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On Friday, Bear 410 made her bear cam return, walking through the cold water for a moment before moving off-camera.
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I reasoned that my initial exit would alarm no one, since it was known that I enjoyed walking through the city.
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Two months ago, while walking through the old market in Sharm el Sheikh by myself, I tried to just embrace it.
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Some will allow their videos to be viewed by anyone walking through the forest, others will opt only for family members.
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One thing you may not think about when walking through cities is: Who is responsible for goods we typically consider "public"?
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Police had released a photo of a man in a camouflage shirt who was walking through the protest with a rifle.
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Visitors walking through the building were still posing for selfies in front of the cast-aside parts of the big show.
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No. I remember when I went to the Huawei headquarters, and this is a number of years ago, I remember walking through — I'm sure they wouldn't let us do this again — but walking through the quarters, and any door that was open, I felt like there were about a thousand people in there at a terminal.
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Thanos, the main villain of Avengers: Infinity War, barely makes an appearance outside of one scene where he's walking through a field.
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Walking through the exhibition, I found it challenging at times to suspend my modern sensibilities and outrage over the women's restricted lives.
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While walking through the towns or exploring a field, I feel more like a disembodied camera than an actual person occupying space.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — Walking through Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's Pseudomatisms feels like being inside a cyborg or supercomputer.
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Now it's immediate and inevitable, and for those walking through the halls of the Los Angeles Convention Center this week, entirely unavoidable.
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Robbins says he gets up every day and jumps into a 56-degree pool, walking through snow or getting into a river.
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The star was shown in yet another post walking through a grassy field as another model rode on a horse behind her.
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"It's a new year, finally we can get back to normal," he says, walking through school with the rest of the gang.
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I came to the United States when I was almost 10 years old by crossing the border and walking through the desert.
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Carruthers told the court that she and the others were walking through the parking lot when a silver SUV nearly struck them.
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I was walking through the streets of New York City when I passed the open door of a bar, its TV blaring.
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Several years ago, I was power-walking through New York City, on my way to speak on a panel about career diversification.
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"This is my first fashion show in Paris," Stenberg told me as we began walking through the wallpapered walls of the apartment.
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"We want to mark out oil as being unacceptable," says Chris Garrard, of activist group Art Not Oil, walking through the exhibition.
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On Thursday, Bieber tipped his hand by posting a cute photo of him and his gal walking through a park on Instagram.
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They told The Charlotte Observer they'd see him walking through the neighborhood daily, with a cane and a book in his hand.
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I saw the show after walking through the entire museum dedicated to the artist and it's how it ought to be seen.
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It felt like walking through fire and I think that I came out on the other side stronger and better for it.
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The idea of having people in coach walking through first class, I think is just such -- it&aposs such a disillusion practice.
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One Bowie resident described an incident in which a Bumble employee asked for his assistance while he was walking through the lobby.
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A few weeks into our courtship — started mainly because we kept responding to each other's emails — we were walking through Chelsea Market.
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Cai Jeng Ze was heading home to Taiwan, walking through the airport with a Jimmy Choo leather bag and two mobile phones.
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Many women said they would post about pay equality online or actually bring up gender-based pay disparities while walking through E!
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Here she is walking through the chemo ward, and seeing people in treatment, her mother asleep with a book in her lap.
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New York (CNN)They arrive by the hundreds, walking through metal detectors, placing their belongings on conveyor belts to be X-rayed.
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I had a strong visual of me, walking through bare open desert, a monochrome scene of sweeping clouds, in search of home.
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But walking through the festival, most of the people wearing GNR shirts were kids, who'd presumably bought them at the merch tent.
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It quickly becomes apparent to me as a technology writer walking through Bumble's Austin headquarters that this isn't your typical startup office.
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Just to see somebody walking through a party with his dick out—it's the funniest shit in the history of the world.
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Kesha was walking through LAX Friday with boyfriend Brad Ashenfelter, and as you see ... the platinum blonde is gone ... she's gone brunette.
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"Everything is closed," Yuda said walking through the narrow roads of the French Quarter, noting the usually packed sidewalks were mostly empty.
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Tarkovsky makes a drama out of walking through a field that appears to contain no threats as we usually conceive of them.
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He had been walking through the Sandtown neighborhood in West Baltimore when he saw a group of officers and took off running.
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It feels like we are walking through a cloud of jellyfish made of pink and purple paper petals falling to the ground.
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All the things players have done before — shooting, riding, walking through the world — feel similar to the last game, albeit slightly smoother.
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Photographs of the two leaders showed them largely at ease, walking through the woods, drinking tea and enjoying a boat ride together.
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I've moved it to a more accessible pocket of my bag, and walking through Union Square, I sometimes practice my draw. Bam!
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Its smell is inspired by the aromas you'd sniff while walking through the city, such as blooming lindens and black locust trees.
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"We were walking through parts of Oklahoma that have barely even recovered from the oil bust of the nineteen-eighties," Hoxie said.
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But walking through the store made it clear why Kohl's was likely slated for the same fate as its department store peers.
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If you're spending a day walking through Arroios, the Campo dos Mártires da Pátria is the perfect place to stop and rest.
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You can tell a lot about a shop simply by walking through the door, even if you don't know much about wine.
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Her provocations can be terrifying, as in AMERICAN REFLEXXX, her surreal, violent performance silently walking through Myrtle Beach in a mirror mask.
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A couple minutes after introducing ourselves and walking through the cages, we get to a cozy room covered in gold-embroidered sheets.
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Walking through the kitchen to the main dining room, you'll find more wall-length windows that offer a view of the backyard.
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There was also a nifty video walking through the seat features, including the same footrest-cradle thing that was on the A380.
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Getting to them requires walking through the aisle of the plane, which will also expose you to germs, according to Business Insider.
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Now, with Republicans showing little aptitude for fixing an expensive, dysfunctional health system, more voters, doctors and politicians are walking through it.
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They crossed a swollen river to get to safety, walking through muddy fields and sleeping under the open sky with their children.
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What we've got now is going to be supernatural, like walking through a Lollapalooza, and a tennis tournament grew out of it.
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Still blindfolded, she could not see where she was being led, but remembered having the sense that she was walking through woods.
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This moment occupied my thoughts on the climb up to the Citadel and while walking through the fortress's cool, mist-wreathed corridors.
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Lesser intersperses her account with chapters that act as guides to Kahn's designs and evoke the feeling of walking through the buildings.
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On my last day in Austin, while walking through a park, I encountered a common grackle hunting for insects in the grass.
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Walking through the airy library, he remarked on the large number of books and the aquarium under a picture of George Washington.
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"It's about walking through fear and learning how to be afraid — and the other side of fear is so beautiful," Simpson said.
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When he spotted a fellow driver walking through Pennsylvania Station, he sneaked up and joked that he needed a ride to Brooklyn.
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I remember walking through the park, its altar recently reconstructed, but many of the buildings so dilapidated that the grounds seemed abandoned.
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Walking through the twisting paths of the grounds, the sounds of instruments often ring out from little huts nestled among the trees.
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There was a sign at the airport informing us that we were walking through a temperature scanner, but the lines moved quickly.
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Years later, when he had become the team's most visible owner, walking through the cozy ballpark's aisles became a more demanding experience.
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And during my time there, what was most promising was that except for me, the people walking through this exhibit were white.
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Recent photos taken of Indonesia's Salat Island show orangutans walking through the burnt trees and charred ground left behind by the fires.
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"If you look at 16 pictures of someone walking through a door, you think, it really is a dance," Ms. Bick said.
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Models wore the designer&aposs forthcoming fashions while walking through vintage subways at the New York Transit Museum in Brooklyn, New York.
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I remember walking through a corridor filled with men who had been stripped to their underpants with their hands cuffed behind them.
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Before booking, Ms. Volomi asked the homeowner to send her a short video of herself walking through the house, which she did.
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She shared photos of the damage on social media, including a video of her walking through knee-deep mud in her backyard.
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After washing the dinner dishes, my mother would apply Jergens lotion while walking through the house, twisting her hands like Lady Macbeth.
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They can be seen walking through the crowded bylanes of Old Delhi and climbing up the stairs of the historical Jama Masjid.
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Prince Harry showed he's got his late mother's moxie -- walking through a landmine field just like she did some 22 years ago.
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Kylie shared video of her walking through her mansion Monday afternoon, feet crunching on rose petals as Stormi plays with the flowers.
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Each is life-size and high resolution, and the effect of walking through the room is as if the men were present.
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Police subsequently released security footage of Mr. Krowka walking through the town while, unbeknownst to him, being stalked by a hooded man.
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Yeah, and just wearing the hat and the whole garb and stuff, and walking through the city and being really, really loud.
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As techno-theater, it's fantastic, and one can only imagine the wonder people on mind-altering substances will feel walking through it.
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The whole phenomenon of walking through metal detectors and having your carry-on luggage searched is something that didn't start until 21968.
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"We're walking through the building with flashlights because all the power was still out, and Neumann says, 'I have an idea,'" Rudin recalls.
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Surveillance video showed a man, believed to be Rodriguez, walking through the mall on Saturday and exiting the building on the opposite side.
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"It feels like I'm in a nice airport," said my partner after walking through the hallway while the Onelink played some funk music.
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From simpler nanny cams to more expensive Nest home camera systems, homeowners are increasingly surveilling the people walking through their houses during views.
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No other choice Walking through Hyannis, the county seat, I hear stories of skyrocketing premiums, deductibles that can't be met and brewing resentment.
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Here in Greece, we're looking forward to having dinner in the sky, walking through the market, making sandals, going parasailing and paddle boarding!
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The people who see Diana seem to recognize that she's larger than life, no less startling than a unicorn walking through 1918 London.
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About 20 years ago, Gupta was walking through the hills of Nepal when she heard a story of missing girls from the villages.
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Because they have established a clear pattern of sleep-walking through the regular season, quantitative forecasts tend to be quite bearish on them.
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There's these levels of armed troops that are walking through neighborhoods, and well-built buildings, and local politicians have been turned or manipulated.
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Walking through this reconstruction of her decades-long career, what stands out the most is the progression of her subject matter and style.
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But walking through those doors for job advice, for a tattoo removal, or for any sort of help can be just as difficult.
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The women living in the studio were obligated to look down while walking through the hallway and could not look at other men.
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"I'm sure he will be walking through the door tonight and be handed the baby and told it's his turn now," he remarked.
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During the holiday season, you can find the chef walking through the Place Vendôme for a gorgeous view of the lit Christmas trees.
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Aside from Season 5, it returned in the Season 8 trailer where Jon, Sansa, and Arya are walking through the Crypts of Winterfell.
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After walking through a door, the viewer steps into an illuminated room full of sand—a space resembling an extraordinary interrogation/torture facility.
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Wesley Hartzog walking through his burned out garage where it's believed his Galaxy Note 7 started a fire (WMBF News screenshot)[WMBF News]
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I imagined myself walking through the streets of a large English city, wrapped up in a big coat and wearing a tweed cap.
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Walking through town, cartoon Jay confronts these landmarks of America's racist history by sitting on a "Colored" bus, eating watermelon, and picking cotton.
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I walked home, getting stuck in a bush on the way for ten minutes and nearly arrested for walking through a parking lot.
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So, of course, halfway through last night's episode Jessie's young son freaked out while walking through a pack of zombies and was bitten.
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You will feel like you're walking through a fog—so wrap up anything important prior to this tricky contact between Venus and Neptune!
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But the Transcendentalists went deeper than mere counterculture activism -- just as the bohemians, Beats and hippies would -- by walking through doors of perception.
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The "Work Bitch" singer also shared the single's artwork featuring her walking through the desert in minimal white clothing and some killer boots.
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Walking through the empty halls of her high school, she speaks some of her last words into the microphone hanging from her backpack.
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Amateur photographer JTran1 was walking through Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York City when he saw a large group of people gathered together.
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Another woman, Ashley McQueen, told CNN she was a flight attendant walking through the Los Angeles airport in 1998 when he stopped her.
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An Illinois mother and daughter were left injured and terrified after being attacked by a rare exotic cat while walking through their neighborhood.
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The guy sniffles more than someone with hay fever walking through a meadow wearing a wool sweater on the first day of spring.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was walking through the crowded Times Square subway station with the post-theater crowd when I spotted him.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Walking through the main entrance of Lehigh University's Murray H. Goodman Stadium on Saturday, spectators looked down upon a pitted field.
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On grainy surveillance footage, commuters are seen walking through a tunnel when a burst of smoke erupts into the hallway, quickly filling it.
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In one photo, Bezos and Sanchez are seen arm-in-arm walking through the streets of France's Saint-Tropez, where Vilebrequin was founded.
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She spent much of her speech ticking off policy proposals, walking through initiatives to expand broadband access and secure equal pay for women.
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Footage posted by a YouTube account named "Rusty Shackleford" shows agents walking through Epstein's home, and blocking windows once they notice the drone.
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Footage posted by a YouTube account named "Rusty Shackleford" show agents walking through Epstein's home, and blocking windows once they notice the drone.
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When walking through New York City's Penn Station, Aira was able to guide her through a crowd that Austria would have shied from.
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Walking through the gallery, attendees get a glimpse of the horrors lived by those who have been assaulted, written in their own words.
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Walking through the hotel was amazing, in the sense that you begin to understand why aliens haven't come down and cured cancer yet.
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He was in Dorne, walking through palm fronds and little intricate wooden dividers, plotting shit, and I was like: holy fuuuuuuuuuuuck, it's Varys!
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I'm walking through the mall when I realize I've forgotten to don pants, for example, or I'm sitting at a restaurant, puzzlingly topless.
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The young person in this story is walking through the streets with everyone judging him, forcing labels on him, and putting him down.
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Once again, he had to start walking through the desert, this time for four days, until he was picked up by another driver.
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As soon as we started walking through the desert, the rattlers started going off—rattlesnakes were everywhere and I kind of freaked out.
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Along with the release of the bill, the House Ways and Means Committee released an explainer walking through potential arguments against the bill.
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By the end of Act I, Harder is walking through something like a graveyard, but the bodies on the floor aren't quite dead.
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And how did Katie Holmes miraculously appear with a shopping cart in Whole Foods in Chelsea without ever walking through the front door?
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The future senator used to see Kasowitz's father, who ran a scrap-metal business, walking through the neighborhood, greeting everyone as he went.
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"Walking in London the day after the vote was like walking through the world's biggest funeral parlor," he said in an introductory leader.
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Lighter moments find her chatting with her grandmother about marriage and walking through the red-light district of Lahore with her British boyfriend.
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"A lot of people say they're not going to vote this November because their candidate didn't win," he says, walking through a cemetery.
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But my activism was born while I was walking through a Philadelphia park with my husband and newborn in the spring of 2009.
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I can't do anything immediate about the background noise; I can't pretend to ignore the danger of walking through a dark place alone.
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Prior to the shooting, Olango was allegedly walking through traffic — which police said not only put him in danger, but drivers as well.
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"So as we're walking through this in real time, we're giving information that we're getting on the front end from experts," Cashman said.
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When walking through the parking lot, I opened the Tile app, which showed the last known location of the tracker on a map.
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Walking through the hair aisle, you'll see that there are tons of products promising instant volume, from root-amplifying spray to texturizing mousse.
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He recently said he's worried about walking through the hallways alone, because "he's afraid someone will jump out with a gun," Rozenblat said.
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Reagan from HHHS used striking word choice throughout this story to keep us reading: I have been walking through the jungle for hours.
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Walking through his studio, then, is only partially a revealing guide to the various offhand predilections that have preoccupied Nauman through his career.
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Dawn Heutte, an accountant, was walking through Portland's Pioneer Courthouse Square on a recent lunch hour with her daughter Hannah, who is 15.
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On the other hand, my own reaction, walking through the show, is that you have to seek out the blasphemy to find it.
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It depicts Mister Rogers walking through the neighborhood interacting with a variety of people, including a small child with his head hung low.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was walking through Grand Central Terminal with my headphones in, dancing casually as I strolled through the corridor.
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It was the coldest winter since 1963, and I remember walking through the snow, looking for a place to live, the wind howling.
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Just the other day, I was walking through a gallery and a man walked up and said, 'Are you Bernard Casey, the artist?
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Her calm energy so contrasts with Moore that her arrival can feel like walking through one of those misters at a theme park.
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Last month, TMZ reported that the rapper had a seizure as he was walking through the airport after his flight from California landed.
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In a video posted to The Lancet, Thibault is seen slowly walking through the laboratory and using his arms to play simple games.
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After nearly an hour of walking through a series of dizzying hills that make up the Rwandan capital, he reaches his safe house.
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Walking through one of its litter-strewn back-alleys in a beret and overalls, he stops to greet friends and wave at shopkeepers.
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Juice's flight from California landed early Sunday morning and, after deplaning ... witnesses tell us he suffered the seizure while walking through the airport.
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All I have is my subjective impression, which is this: walking through the city with a head scarf was a completely different experience.
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He&aposd spend his time walking through home inspections, grilling contractors, and picking the brains of seasoned brokers and investors for any insight.
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As we were walking through the subway station, I turned to my left, and that happy-heart feeling crept over me once more.
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The video opens with a cartoon version of Bino walking through a neighborhood as an all-star cast of entertainers enjoys the summer.
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Walking through this new experience, members of the media gasped at the massive two-ton fish and ham bones dangling from the ceiling.
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"One smuggler is offering a route walking through the forests of the Balkans to Vienna, for €1,000 ($1,079)," said a man named Ali.
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"One smuggler is offering a route walking through the forests of the Balkans to Vienna, for €1,000 ($2000,2400)," said a man named Ali.
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I lived near him, so I would often see him stopping at a gas station or walking through a shopping center with his entourage.
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Thus, you're never subject to their exclusionary regime and humiliating power: you approach them as 3D images, like a tourist walking through museum dioramas.
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"I turned up my head and saw a van hit a man walking through the intersection," Cortesi told Toronto TV news channel CP 24.
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Walking through the exhibition, titled No Man's Land, poses a conundrum: what does it mean for women to be brought late to the table?
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There's a long montage — with rock music playing in the background — of Sophia walking through the streets of SF with the new jacket on.
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Additionally, contextual cues are known to aid memory retrieval, which would facilitate the dog's ability to recognize the odor walking through the front door.
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So by walking through a piece of habitat, we can be very confident with these dogs of finding rodents if there are any present.
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"This is one of our largest data centers," Pichai said in an exclusive interview with CNN Business' Poppy Harlow while walking through the facility.
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Walking through the town you've grown to love and seeing it decimated to the ground is a sight I never thought I would see.
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Ponce said she and a friend were recently harassed while walking through their campus for how they "looked," and neither reported it to police.
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Pessel came up with the idea when he was walking through New York and couldn't find a single place to refill his reusable bottle.
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A snap of Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) shows the disgraced Lannister walking through the rubble of last Sunday's carnage (or...is it brand new carnage?).
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It also eliminates all gross odors — a fact of life when you're walking through NYC streets every day — because it smells so damn good.
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I imagine myself walking through an alternate-reality Mobile World Congress where every Android handset has an assured level of software and camera quality.
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Walking through the first gallery, one notices visitors basking in nostalgia as they see the children's books illustrated by Sadeghi they grew up with.
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One of Elsman's relatives told PEOPLE that she, her 13-year-old sister and their mother were walking through Times Square at the time.
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I would implore all people who got wounds from walking through the water in the Houston area to wash them with soap and water.
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Walking through the exhibition, I was struck once again by Brainard's complete rejection of the tiresomely recycled myth of the artist as masculine hero.
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Submissions to Vox's ER database project found multiple examples of ERs charging patients hundreds or even thousands of dollars for walking through the door.
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After months of speculation, Dawson herself confirmed the news to TMZ, who caught her walking through Washington D.C.'s Reagan National Airport in March.
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It's really as though you're walking through time when you're being seated at your table and the waiters zip by you in pressed tuxedos.
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"I have a formative memory of walking through the girls' line and hesitating, knowing that my clothes didn't match," Lana said of Catholic school.
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Luther was supposedly walking through the forest on the night before Christmas when he looked up to see stars shining through the tree branches.
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The first person she hugged after walking through the security gates was Randy, whom she hadn't been allowed to see for nearly a decade.
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Caption: The lawsuit against Hyperloop One includes a security camera image of a man, apparently Afshin Pishevar, holding rope and walking through the office.
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When you watch this video, he's walking through the snow; he's wobbly, but he gets back up," the tech investor told CNBC's "Squawk Alley.
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Sure, there's a narrator walking through every scene, but the two people in each situation talk about sex and protection in completely normal ways.
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The "universe" was created with rows and rows of LED lights whose color and intensity changed in response to people walking through the space.
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We're walking through CES 210, and we see, I don't know, like an aisle of toasters and then like ... Dieter: You've got televisions right?
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The alleged victim says he was walking through the casino when he spotted the comedian and said, "Oh, Mike Epps" ... according to The Advocate.
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As I was walking through the attraction, my heart was beating fast, I was sweating, and I was ready to run — an adrenaline rush.
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That's the route "through the line," so to speak: walking through the Ambos Nogales pedestrian queue with a fake ID provided by a pollero.
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The falling flakes, the paths that you can carve by walking through the snow, all make the otherwise static world feel vibrant and alive.
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A woman walking through the world knows in a different way than a man, and by default has greater authority when describing her viewpoint.
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And, in most real-world scenarios, research shows that walking through a cloud of pot smoke isn't going to do do much to you.
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They're long, they're interesting, and it's a very small part of the game compared to how much walking through dungeons you have to do.
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"If you can swing it, think about doing a site visit of the property and walking through all the details with everyone," she said.
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We're walking through the town's small visitors' center, and she stops in front of a diorama of the hills and fields that surround Sodeto.
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"—Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) August 6, 2019 "That's not walking into their home, walking through their door and going through the gun cabinets, etc.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan teed Trump up in a deliberate manner, walking through the bill and noting repeatedly that it tracked with Trump's priorities.
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We were walking through the woods when I was a junior in high school and he asked what I wanted to study in college.
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All of which actually serve the people walking through, with custom old-fashions, spicy beef jerky, knife throwing lessons and old-school photo booths.
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And you can't forget the 2973 million arrest warrants floating around the city for crimes as insignificant as walking through a park past dark.
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To British reality TV personality Ollie Locke, coming out must've seemed less like exiting a closet and more like walking through a glass corridor.
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Then I ended up going on a tour of the West Wing with really small-group tours, they were walking through the whole thing.
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There is, to a degree, a third method which is to crowd Jones as Daniel Cormier did, but that involves walking through them first.
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" Olivia Wright, 18, was with her family walking through the nearby Eaton Centre "when hundreds of people started running in our direction yelling 'shooter.
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It's terrifying and often excruciating, like walking through a gauntlet of horrors without a shield or sword, armed only with belief and resolute conviction.
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Walking through P.P.O.W.'s current exhibition, Soon All This will Be Picturesque Ruins: The Installations of David Wojnarowicz, I couldn't stop thinking in poems.
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Many of the photographs feature people going about ordinary lives, walking through the central Dam Square in Amsterdam or riding bicycles past the Rijksmuseum.
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Mr. Pimlott, who retired in December, said that walking through a California meadow in summer was akin to wading through a pool of gasoline.
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A lot of friends of mine, specifically friends of color, have either been targeted or have been more conscious of walking through white spaces.
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Walking through the revolving glass door and into the lobby of The Standard High Line, I felt immediately whisked me to a different era.
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And at about 4:45 in the afternoon, people walking through this very park looked up and saw black smoke billowing into the sky.
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When I think about our marriage, that's what I see: the two of us walking through the field together in whatever season it is.
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It was a long time ago when they were kids, and her brother and her cousin were walking through the white side of town.
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Walking through the draped artwork — which hangs from the ceiling like a marionette — feels like swimming, or floating, through swathes of melting pastel shades.
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"I could not be more polarized walking through that show floor," Mr. Machuga, the owner of a Glock 19 pistol, said at the convention.
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Jay Pasachoff, one of the world's leading eclipse astronomers, was grinning and walking through the crowd, hugging everybody after witnessing his 34th total eclipse.
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After months of speculation, Dawson herself confirmed the news to TMZ in March, who caught her walking through Washington D.C.'s Reagan National Airport.
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After gathering the cash, he made his way via, plane, boat, three days of walking through forests, and a dozen buses before reaching Arizona.
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Think of it like walking through a neighbor's lawn to get somewhere else -- except the neighbor's lawn is rigged with military-grade security equipment.
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I have been visiting these places for more than 1003 years, and each time I feel as if I am walking through living history.
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Through all the external turmoil, Elizabeth is relatively untouched, focused on family affairs, surrounded by her corgis, walking through rooms in the drafty palace.
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"It&aposs amazing to feel like I am walking in his footsteps," said Jones of walking through the streets where his great uncle served.
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He would get into a position where he could photograph people climbing, jumping or walking through giant puddles of slush, cold water and snow.
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Walking through the galleries at the Pulitzer, I kept thinking of the textures in Käthe Kollwitz's charcoal portraits and woodcuts of abstracted, everyday suffering.
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Mr. Foer in his book suggested walking through the front door and then letting your eyes gaze from left to right, top to bottom.
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Lakeeya said she remembers walking through the park with Curtis and Andy and stopping suddenly when the children noticed bodies facedown in the distance.
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Walking through a major US city without serious fear of harm is one of those simple acts that many Americans now take for granted.
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However, 239 days after he got to Middlesbrough he was walking through the town's center when he came across another Eritrean acquaintance from Calais.
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He's just sort of like this guy walking through life, he's kind of a rock star, but he knows he's an underground rock star.
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"The checks started with troops walking through the facility every 15 minutes, but troops now stand above the migrants and monitor them constantly," NBC reports.
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We spend our first hour walking through some of the gardens and we grab a cheap vending machine coffee to perk up a bit ($2).
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The lower setting is great, if you're walking through the city and want to hear traffic sounds, so you don't get hit by a car.
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One minute you're towering over the rainforest; the next you're walking through the urban slums of Gawair, and suddenly you're underwater in the Pacific Ocean.
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In the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot deck, the card shows two people — one on crutches — walking through the snow and wind outside a church.
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The movie picks up with Trump's announcement of his candidacy and ends with the election itself, walking through the cycle with a timeline of events.
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Walking through the park in the sunshine; slurping miso ramen across a wooden table while Joy Division ominously predicted that love would tear us apart.
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I stayed close to him amid the crowd of musicians and artists walking through the town, down to the harbor, where Björk had her apartment.
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The teen kept a low profile while walking through LAX, wearing a pair of black sunglasses and a red hoodie pulled up over her hair.
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It contains recommendations for how to communicate to both internal and external stakeholders, in both cases walking through the opportunity, the challenge, and the choices.
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I remember, walking through the aisles one Sunday, we saw a long row of displays showing the services one could take advantage of through Costco.
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Past trainspotting animals include a cow walking through Rosewood station and a turtle waddling onto the tracks in Wellington Point, according to the rail authority.
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It's the end of walking through the snack section to look for pens and getting distracted by frozen food and affordable wine on the way.
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Mark Farrell had just stepped off a train and was walking through San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza when he felt something strange under his foot.
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I like to imagine her walking through the hallways of the network in slow motion, draping her jacket over the monitor of some assistant's computer.
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Some cultures ban menstruating women from touching plants, flowers or walking through crop fields in the belief they may cause them to wilt and die.
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Soon after her death on April 18, 2016, investigators released video footage of the suspected killer dressed in SWAT gear while walking through the church.
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Television showed large concrete buildings with their facades stripped off from shell or rocket fire and government soldiers walking through the streets carrying their weapons.
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Business owners share stories of people walking through shops with calculators open on their phones, adding up the price of merchandise they plan to steal.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI was walking through the office with Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon dangling between two fingers when my colleague spied the logo.
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"1 year ago today, you changed our lives forever, @olympiaohanian my adventure princess," Ohanian captioned a photo of Olympia walking through a patch of grass.
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People were walking through the tunnel as recently as Sunday morning before the tree was felled, park volunteer Jim Allday told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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In "Moving Shadows II," Birta captures a mother and her daughter walking through the street holding a yellow umbrella protecting their skin from the sun.
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A: When I was 11 or 12, we were walking through the family vineyard, and he bent over to pick up a handful of soil.
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Out of the subway, walking through Philly's Fishtown neighborhood, I pass by his unassuming 300-square-foot restaurant and hang a left on Shackamaxon Street.
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DiPiero also said he failed to see how Price walking through a hallway in the state house was a government process that Heyman interfered with.
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Walking through the interactive festival you're more likely to find entrepreneurs in too-tight t-shirts emblazoned with unfamiliar logos or "I heart hackathons" hoodies.
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It was an empty avatar, walking through New York, shooting guys who obviously looted every sporting goods store going in order to uniformly clothe themselves.
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This pin captures that deliciousness with a Disney flare, bringing to mind the unique feeling of walking through a theme park, carefree and ice creamed.
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Andrew Pasek was walking through 4 feet of water trying to get to his sister's house when he accidentally stepped on a live electrical wire.
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Sources familiar with the report describe it as a massive undertaking, walking through the events leading up to the 2016 election over roughly 500 pages.
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While Jane is giddy about her new job, Kat reminds her that she has been walking through the same lobby every morning for four years.
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Walking through a fluorescent-lit bank lobby at 9 pm looking for a drink felt surreal, but not as surreal as entering Bar Leather Apron.
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The teaser, which shows the Liars walking through a graveyard and Alison (Sasha Pieterse) looking terrified in her classroom, certainly has an air of foreboding.
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Footage shared by bystanders at the station online shows Kate walking through the station with her royal entourage, past platforms one and two, to exit.
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Footage shared by bystanders at the station online shows her walking through the station with her royal entourage, past platforms one and two, to exit.
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Walking through the faux flora and sounds of the savannah, I emerged in front of a digital screen displaying a choppy video of my trek.
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Thomas killed by single gunshot CNN previously reported that witnesses saw Thomas walking through the intersection with his pants down, hitting cars as they passed.
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In a box behind the couch is a telescope so you can look out and see the different Disney characters walking through the park below.
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Halfway through his time at Oxford, he left to spend five months walking through South America, sleeping in a hammock he carried over one shoulder.
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So salty I actually mumbled "must be nice" to a lady while I was walking through first class and the air hostess handed her champagne.
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Mr. Nguyen says that after walking through the camera trap sites and seeing footprints and other evidence of mammal life, the pictures didn't surprise him.
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Once, he was walking through a field and he thought he saw the girl his father loved, sitting beneath a tree talking to another girl.
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He films every scene like this — whether it involves car crashes and shootouts or something as simple as a person walking through a hotel lobby.
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Walking through the exhibit hall at Flame Con in New York City this past weekend, there was no mistaking this for any other comic convention.
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I also think I have a very unique way of walking through the world, a unique cadence, in terms of the way I carry myself.
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The human main characters, much like new players in an MMO, chose a white hat or a black hat before walking through the front door.
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Walking through Harlem with any type of consciousness of the people that lived there, it's hard to ignore the black soul flowing through its streets.
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She pointed me in the right direction and I wound up walking through a tunnel, and popped up near the parking lot on the mainland!
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For many New Yorkers, a crowded city means having no personal space on the subway or walking through traffic because of gridlock on the sidewalk.
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Walking through the things that make Instagram so special — its network, product, experience and institutional taste — it's easy to see vulnerability in the wrong hands.
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Though they can't jump or fly, they typically crawl onto us when we brush against them while outdoors — walking through tall grass, playing in fields.
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We're told officers had responded to a stolen vehicle report, and while walking through the mall looking for a suspect they bumped into Young Thug.
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"Ever since that day, walking through the halls in school, I felt really ashamed," said Paola, who was 14 at the time of her arrest.
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At a distance, walking through the square in a hoodie and black sneakers, cellphone pressed against his head, Cuarón looked like a middle-aged skater.
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The atomizer dispenses a mist so fine you feel like you're walking through an especially invigorating cloud, and my skin instantly feels hydrated and soothed.
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But artists frequently deviate from whatever plans they may have had for their pieces after arriving in Basel and walking through the city with him.
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The sensory of the experience of walking through that door, if there was ever a use for the word delightful … because I am just delighted.
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Walking through the doors feels like being whisked into a completely different world than the loud, busy airport terminals with dirty bathrooms and other unpleasantries.
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Walking through a ransacked church recently in Bartella, a mostly Christian town at the edge of Mosul, reveals an elegy to what has been lost.
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She was walking through a park in broad daylight when a man approached from behind, thrust his hand up her skirt and grabbed her crotch.
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CLEVELAND — David Griffin was on a far court, walking through offensive sets with Tyronn Lue, the coach he hired in the middle of last season.
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While rain boots may occasionally work, the thin rubber leaves my toes freezing in minutes, especially when I'm walking through snow up to my shins.
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Police believe two other teenagers participated in the stabbing of Tessa Majors, 18, on Wednesday night as she was walking through Morningside Park in Manhattan.
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On Wednesday night, the 18-year-old student from Virginia was stabbed to death during an armed robbery while walking through Morningside Park in Manhattan.
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In 2018, Miguel said he was walking through a park in Totonicapán when he ran into one of the men who used to extort him.
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The Duke of Sussex paid homage to Princess Diana Friday in Angola ... walking through a minefield on day 5 of his royal tour of Africa.
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Sweetney, now a men's basketball coach at Yeshiva University, had one of his first New York-specific moments when he was walking through Times Square.
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If I played her role, I imagine walking through Causeway Bay in 1929, my cigarette lighting my way, the most conspicuous woman in the world.
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"Our clients will never be found standing at the lobby desk to check in, and even walking through the public spaces is optional," Howlin said.
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Many visitors wanted to see the house Mr. Mayle wrote of, and they weren't shy about knocking on the door or walking through the yard.
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Instead, as he was walking through the parking lot, he saw a familiar, pope-shaped man climb out of a Fiat and walk toward him.
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I found that when I was working there: this culture that when you're walking through the place, all the masters of cinema are watching you.
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Before this gift, I can't remember not walking through the street that lead to their house without gripping my T-shirt away from my chest.
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The video shows Vajiralongkorn walking through the shopping mall, with a woman who is believed to be one of his mistresses, Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi, aka Koi.
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If it sounds like chaos, that's because it is; you can hear music nearly everywhere, whether you're in your hotel or walking through the city.
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Witnesses tell us they were showing major PDA -- he wrapped his arms around her waist and she was holding onto him walking through the mazes.
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One of the armed parishioners who took down the gunman that opened fire One of the armed parishioners who took down the gunman that opened fire Two teenagers in Wyoming were disciplined after walking through their school doors Wednesday morning in KKK outfits Two teenagers in Wyoming were disciplined after walking through their school doors Wednesday morning in KKK outfits America is changing fast!
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"Compared to the measurements a farmer would have walking through the field, he is always going to get a better number compared to satellites," Johnson said.
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In one series, Cardi's handcuffed and naked, walking through a swarm of men of the media, paparazzi, and law enforcement who all look annoyed and angry.
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Pricier burrito bowls and more mobile orders helped Chipotle Mexican Grill beat earnings expectations Thursday, despite fewer customers walking through the door during the third quarter.
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