"He shouldn't be on the streets anymore, period," she said.
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We are and will continue to be on the streets!
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"We can't let these people be on the streets," he said.
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Some will be on the streets in uniform, others in plain clothes.
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Instead, they'll be on the streets on San Francisco, handing out fliers.
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But some of them will be on the streets of New York.
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You have to be on the streets constantly so he gets the message.
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By June, the mayor said, 127 new officers will be on the streets.
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As an activist, I want to be on the streets most of the time.
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Some 500 police officers will be on the streets around the popular tourist destination.
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Some of them probably wish they could be on the streets, in the protests.
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"The Philadelphia shooter should never have been allowed to be on the streets," Trump tweeted.
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About 600 are estimated to still be on the streets amid a mandatory evacuation order.
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He called for 40,000 fuel cell vehicles to be on the streets by the 2020 Olympics.
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Trump has boasted that millions of Indians will be on the streets to greet him this week.
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The country's biggest union has warned that it will be on the streets if the centre-right wins.
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At those unattended moments, anyone can just walk through and be on the streets of Brownsville within a minute or so.
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Whether or not the permitting disagreement becomes a real issue, Uber's cars will be on the streets in San Francisco starting Wednesday.
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We should also be on the streets, to participate in demonstrations, so they know that we're here and we're working with them.
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"This guy is dangerous and shouldn't be on the streets," Kelly, who is seeking a restraining order against Chatwal, told Page Six.
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Truly, these are the buses of the future, and the first ones will be on the streets of the city next month.
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"She didn't need to be on the streets and yet she did it with style and with couth and with originality," Jeffrey said.
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While uncertainly now hangs over the Times-Picayune staff, it's clear that fewer journalists will be on the streets of a great news town.
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Ultimately, Thrun said Udacity wants to create its own self-driving car that could be on the streets of San Francisco later this year.
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Plec answered questions on everything from Elena's politics (hint: she would be on the streets protesting) to some behind-the-scenes scoop from the production.
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There are plans for fuel cell-powered buses, about 100 of which are expected to be on the streets by the time the Games begin.
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"If we don't get this fixed, people are gonna be on the streets," Warren said in a video posted to her Twitter account on Friday.
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Under the government's emergency decree all non-essential travel is banned, with people having to carry around forms that justify their reason to be on the streets.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said the suspect had a long and very dangerous criminal record and that he should never have been allowed to be on the streets.
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Khan told CNN's Christiane Amanpour that the attack was "evil and cowardly" while also emphasizing that more police would be on the streets of London in the coming days.
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The figures are alarming: According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, on any given night in January more than 500,000 people could be on the streets.
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"I am walking to work today and will be on the streets for at least four hours," Anthony, 21, who works in a restaurant in West Paris told Reuters.
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What a lot of people don't realize is that to be on the streets selling drugs actually takes the same kind of drive that can be channeled into legitimate pursuits.
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In over 25 years of caring for homeless youth, I can tell you that none of these young people wants to be on the streets; none choose to be homeless.
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Douglas Schenkelberg, executive director of the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless, said that as the extreme cold began to set in, fewer homeless people appeared to be on the streets.
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But youth demonstrators dubbed "The Resistance" don't plan to be on the streets on Sunday, when Maduro stands for re-election in a vote that the opposition has called a fraud.
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Run by charity the Istanbul LGBTT Solidarity Association, it's tucked away in an apartment—secretly, for security reasons—and hosts up to 20 homeless trans people who would otherwise be on the streets.
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Instead, they will most likely be on the streets, where they will be easy prey for extremists who will exploit our broken promises on education as proof that peaceful coexistence can never work.
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It's important to put political pressure and advocate for policy, but also to be on the streets and demanding justice from our communities and from those that are making decisions from positions of power.
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"We will be on the streets defending the people," he said at the rally, which honored the more than 90 people who died during the anti-government protests that have gripped the country since April.
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About 30 front-line police officers would be on the streets of Christchurch around lunchtime on an average Friday, said Chris Cahill, a detective inspector who is president of a local labor union for police officers.
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Photos by Pete Voelker Three weeks from now, while the whipped dogs still loyal to the GOP endure a four night buffet of freshly tossed Trumpian word salad, Prophets of Rage will be on the streets of Cleveland.
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They say he began planning the attack about a year ago and, after taking a test run in a Home Depot rental truck last week, chose Halloween to carry it out because more people would be on the streets.
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"Homelessness in this country is a widespread tragedy but it is absolutely unacceptable that someone who can react so heroically in such a terrifying situation should be on the streets," said the fund-raiser's page on the website GoFundMe.
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A police officer crushed by a stolen Jeep isn&apost even buried yet, and already authorities in Maryland are blaming each other for having allowed the teenage driver to be on the streets while he awaited sentencing for auto theft.
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One cannot sentence a drug offender to treatment and expect that to be effective if there are not sufficient and secure treatment facilities to accommodate the upwards of 150,000 opioid addicts estimated to be on the streets of Philadelphia each day.
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BALTIMORE – A police officer crushed by a stolen Jeep isn&apost even buried yet, and already authorities in Maryland are blaming each other for having allowed the teenage driver to be on the streets while he awaited sentencing for auto theft.
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Although Juan Pedro "Feo" Jiménez scratched out his living at bio-synth and electrika festivals, some virtual and some real, in the days between gigs, when it was too risky to be on the streets, Feo played his first love.
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And I'm not saying you have to be on the streets smashing things or yelling at cops—even just picking up literature and truly investing your mind and some of your efforts into that literature or a speech or whatever.
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"I am walking to work today and will be on the streets for at least four hours," Anthony, 21, who works in a restaurant in West Paris, told Reuters on his way to start a shift running nearly to midnight.
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"I am walking to work today and will be on the streets for at least four hours," Anthony, 21, who works in a restaurant in West Paris, told Reuters on his way to start a shift running nearly to midnight.
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Here's what you need to know: • Sayfullo Saipov, 29, started planning a year ago for the attack that killed eight and injured 12 others, choosing to carry it out on Halloween because more people would be on the streets, federal prosecutors said.
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Garbage trucks and subway cars have a useful life of more than 30 years, meaning a garbage truck bought in 2016 will be on the streets in 2046 — we will have the singularity co-existing with a massive, diesel-breathing, human-driven steel behemoth!
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He couldn't afford the rent and was set to be on the streets for another winter, until he got a call from an old friend who knew of a group of Hungarians being held as slaves, just like K had been three years before.
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Now what's taken seriously are moves toward assimilation and universality, so this idea that every woman should be a feminist, I don't actually agree with because not every woman needs to be on the streets, not every woman needs to put her body on the line.
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General Raziq would be on the streets of Paris, or in a rooftop restaurant in Dubai, but his command through WhatsApp for sending 20 boxes of ammunition to this outpost, or two tankers of fuel to that one, sounded as if he were behind his desk at the Kandahar police headquarters.
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In the course of that interview, the complaint said, Saipov told investigators he chose Halloween for the attack because he believed more people would be on the streets and said he had originally planned to strike the Brooklyn Bridge as well as the bike path on the western edge of lower Manhattan.
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Approximately 47 million runaway and homeless adolescents are estimated to be on the streets of India.Raval, Vaishali, Pratiksha Raval, and Stacey Raj. 2010. "Damned if They Flee, Doomed if They Don't: Narratives of Runaway Adolescent Females from Rural India." Journal of Family Violence 25, no. 8.
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The Rome Street Circuit was a proposed motorsport circuit, to be on the streets of Rome. An initial agreement to host Formula One races starting in 2012 was announced in December 2009, but after a lack of support from residents and no agreement to share the Italian Grand Prix with Monza, the project was abandoned in early 2011.
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Some local women were even upset, viewing the brothel as an outlet for behavior that might otherwise be on the streets. Dowling was denounced as having the "asinine morality of a pipsqueak." When Baker died shortly after, any legal case became moot, and all court proceedings ended. There was speculation that if Baker had lived she would have stayed in business.
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The Milwaukee Rescue Mission has been located at 19th and Wells since 1986. The Milwaukee Rescue Mission is a shelter for homeless and ailing families. Since 1893, it has worked with the hungry and hurting of Milwaukee, helping them restore their lives and their hope. In its Milwaukee home, any given night will see nearly 1,500 homeless people will be on the streets.
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Some children prefer to be on the streets other than any other places. Although these may be related to maltreatment in the house or at schools but they have nothing to do with financial predicament. Some children from rich families due to their preference of street lifestyle form alliances with others to engage in some social vices as well as end up in the streets.
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On 29 May 2017 he joined the cabinet of Eugene Rhuggenaath as Minister of Social Affairs, Employment and Welfare. On 13 June 2019 he announced he was willing to vacate the position of leader of the Partido MAN. On 12 August 2019 the party granted his request and started a search for a new leader. During the COVID-19 pandemic in Curaçao Koeiman stated that on 5 April 2020 nobody would be allowed to be on the streets, with the exception of vital-care workers.
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Camp Hope is an alternative transitional living project, for the homeless, in the form of camping. It is located on the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope (MVCH) campus and is an alliance of agencies that address homelessness in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The tent city can house 50 people that would otherwise be on the streets, providing them a safe place to seek direct services, healthcare, and find jobs and housing. Camp Hope has provided the homeless with the opportunity to be right next to all the Direct Services the agencies on the MVCH campus provide.
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During the 2008 mayoral campaign, Boris Johnson pledged to withdraw articulated buses on the grounds that they were unsuitable for London, and to introduce a modern version of the AEC Routemaster.Scrap the bendy bus and bring back Routemasters, says Boris London Evening Standard 11 September 2007 Withdrawals began in July 2009, when articulated buses on routes 38, 507 and 521 were replaced with conventional single and double decker buses, and a prototype for the New Routemaster was promised to be on the streets by 2012.A New Bus for London – Next steps Transport For London The last articulated buses were withdrawn in December 2011.
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Thus, more proactive policing through policies of zero tolerance to make it safe for citizens to be on the streets and in their homes, and the greater allocation of resources to detection will have more success than the current reactive stance in relation to crimes committed. In this strand of argument, there is a form of Cost-benefit analysis where the success of institutions charged with the task of control is measured by reference to the recorded incidence of crime over time. One Benthamite concept is accepted, namely that man is a calculating animal who will weigh the rewards likely to be earned from crime against the chances of being caught. Indeed, to build greater conformity where deviancy is socially unacceptable, the New Right advocates the allocation of resources into the education system to underpin adherence to moral values.
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Family legend holds that Abraham Lincoln stayed at the Hackett farm during the Lincoln-Douglas debates of 1858. From the 1890s to the 1940s, Tuscola had a sizeable number of African-American citizens, including Arthur Anderson, the "most graceful walker" at the 1898 Colored Folks Cake Walk in Tuscola; his partner Cozy Chavous; the musician Cecil "Pete" Bridgewater, father of internationally known musicians Cecil Bridgewater and Ronnie Bridgewater; the educator and musician Ruth Calimese, daughter of automobile worker "Big Jim" Calimese; musician Solomon "Sol" Chavous; mail carrier and war veteran Bruce Hayden (father of distinguished violinist Bruce Hayden, Jr.); Lemuel and Nettie Riley; football star and garage owner Tommy Wright; and dozens of other people. Tuscola had two churches with mainly black congregations, the African Methodist Episcopal Church on North Niles, and the White Horse Riders church on Houghton Street. Unlike the neighboring town of Arcola, Tuscola did not have the ordinance, common in small Illinois towns at the time, that an African-American person could not be on the streets after sundown.
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