He said he has instructed workers at the three bodegas he owns to spread the word to other bodegas nearby.
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There were "baby bodegas" replete with baby bottles and diapers.
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It killed in kebab shops and bodegas, in internet cafes
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Increasingly, bodegas are becoming an endangered species, and that sucks.
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How are they bundled for distribution to their unique Bodegas?
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"Rather than drug peddling outside of these bodegas, we want to bring them inside," Fernando Mateo, the spokesperson for the United Bodegas of America, said at a press conference, according to the New York Post.
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Yemeni bodegas are open around the clock in New York City.
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But the United Bodegas of America's proposal is also incredibly radical.
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Essentially, the plastic bags you get at grocery stores and bodegas.
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In Severance, as the bodegas close, Candace Chen escapes New York.
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Neighborhood bodegas are quintessential staples, cultural exclamation points and sacred enclaves.
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Bodegas are not businesses to be reinvented or thrown aside like this.
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Bodegas are like small bastions of earlier generations — palimpsests of a community.
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Today, Yemeni-owned bodegas are sprinkled throughout every borough of New York.
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Few things make a New Yorker defensive like an assault on bodegas.
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Grocery stores, bodegas and other retailersare scrambling to implement the new rule.
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To compete with bodegas and also use the 'bodega' name is unbelievably disrespectful.
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It's called the Chopped Cheese, and they're most often ordered at neighborhood bodegas.
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Bodegas serve people who are used to that service in their native countries.
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The app Bodega will not replace actual bodegas, which serve communities in need.
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Others shared photos of their local bodegas closed as part of the strike.
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According to NPR, there are about 13,000 bodegas in New York City alone.
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"Relationships are the only way bodegas have been able to compete," he said.
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But in addition to their convenience, what make bodegas beloved are their personalities.
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Could these machines that hold about 403 nonperishable items each realistically replace bodegas?
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And in some ways, I'm excited — that is a much bigger threat to bodegas.
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"This is the conversation going on in bodegas, bars and houses," Mr. Sapp said.
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The food in the bodegas all seemed to be past its sell-by date.
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Our childhood was mostly spent going to the bodegas that are owned by Latinos.
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Yellow Tail, that cheap staple of grocery stores and bodegas, was my sworn enemy.
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This kinda reminded me of other art bodegas that Freeman & Lowe and Lucy Sparrow made.
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Given its name, the startup felt like a literal whitewashing of bodegas as an institution.
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But here I thought more about real bodegas: who owns them and who frequents them.
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The patrons might shift with the neighborhood's demographics, but bodegas are often steadfast, changing little.
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For every xenophobic law in Alabama and Georgia, there are a thousand bodegas and tortillerias.
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We'll stop and get a coffee on the way, probably at one of the bodegas.
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A subway overpass could be heard and seen nearby, bodegas lining the sidewalks beneath it.
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And in New York's popular bodegas, other dangerously leaded products can be found on shelves.
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In urban communities, neighborhoods will struggle against the spread of 'marijuana bodegas' disguised as dispensaries.
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Part pantries, part community centers, bodegas are typically found in New York's working-class neighborhoods.
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He argued that it set out not to eliminate traditional bodegas but to supplement them.
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"We know that people are buying pills online, or in bodegas and pharmacies," Wells said.
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Bodegas often have grandiose names, but it's the same peanut butter on a high shelf.
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But little-known gems are out there, like Monte Real Gran Reserva from Bodegas Riojanas.
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We don't have the population density to support a large network of mom-and-pop bodegas.
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New York City is home to thousands of bodegas, many of them run by Yemeni immigrants.
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As with much of his imagery, Daniel inserts himself expertly into sidewalks, bodegas, phone booths, etc.
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Bodegas of Manhattan, take note: The small brown bag may no longer be in much demand.
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Bodegas and tobacco shops throughout New York City maintain varying stock of the restricted JUUL flavors.
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These days, supermarkets, drugstores and even corner bodegas often carry world-class beers among their selections.
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Prep your palate for sampling wines at Mendoza's bodegas (wineries) with a tasting at Wine Not?
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At Yemeni-American bodegas, a new political force took on The New York Post and Trump.
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Bullet holes pock walls in the area's projects and the doors of some all-night bodegas.
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Bodegas are a place, often featuring a friendly neighborhood cat, to order breakfast sandwiches and coffee.
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These places are the polar opposite of New York bodegas: sprawling, impersonal and accessible mostly by car.
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Smaller stores — particularly the bodegas and independent retailers that serve poor neighborhoods — would likely feel more pain.
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Tschabalala Self reflects on the vibrant environment of bodegas, shining focus on who owns and frequents them.
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But bodegas have always subsisted in lower-income neighborhoods, even as they transform into wealthy, unaffordable spaces.
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When we saw Starbucks replace bodegas, we'd shake our heads and exchange "there-goes-the-neighborhood" looks.
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"Twinkies are needed 24 hours, so thank God bodegas are open 24 hours," the Ghostbusters actress says.
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A block away, a group of people had gathered outside one of the bodegas raided on Wednesday.
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In many U.S. cities, bodegas serve dinner in the form of chips and soda to low-income
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Among the mishmash of laundromats, graffiti-covered walls, boutiques and bodegas, you can still see the factory.
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Nearly everyone had stories: The barber who refused a haircut; clerks at bodegas who treated them icily.
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Mr. Corona also built bodegas and homes with "clavos," or hidden compartments, to stash drugs and money.
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I'd always seen products marketed as "male enhancement" in bodegas and gas stations but dismissed them immediately.
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As a result, Newark Avenue at night was a scene of shuttered discount stores and grim bodegas.
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Bodegas Hidalgo La Gitana is a classic, and costs less than $220 for a 220-milliliter bottle.
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I hoped that one day I'd also be immortalized on the walls of our liquor stores and bodegas.
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The bodegas played loud salsa music late into the night, as Dominican men played dominoes on the corner.
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Among barbershops and bodegas, Black people are shown living and breathing at the center of a Marvel production.
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Despite the efforts of regulators, synthetic weed has often been found in corner stores and bodegas around America.
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"They go and resell it to local mom-and-pop stores, bodegas, delis, things like that," he said.
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The police raided five bodegas suspected of selling K2 the next day, but found none of the drug.
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Sleek restaurants had opened alongside bodegas, coffee shops and pharmacies — decades-old establishments that had somehow held on.
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Some bodegas in the area allegedly sell K2, but police came up empty handed after raiding five stores.
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It's a brash sense of deserved ownership, from the streets to the bodegas, the subways to the Subways.
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Local grocers, bodegas, bakeries and butchers account for many of the 80 percent of SNAP's small authorized retailers.
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They pin fliers in bodegas and go door to door trying to connect them with people who can help.
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It stuns me each morning, when I see a printed copy in bodegas or reception areas across the world.
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I plotted the bodegas within a three-block radius, my brain charting a mental map of my neighborhood's grid.
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This isn't a prescription to go out and tag trains or steal from bodegas, but it also isn't not.
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In Danish bodegas, it's quite rare to come in just before the staff change and see a sober bartender.
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Bodegas Castaneda, popular with tourists and locals, the bustling Castaneda is the tapas bar to end all tapas bars.
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The 2017 Aquitania from Bodegas Aquitania, textured and resonant, with citrus and savory saline flavors, ranked at No. 3.
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Today, a growing number of bodegas, supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores and florists are acting as makeshift package holding centers.
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In a condensed borough like Manhattan, with bodegas around every corner, accounts are plentiful and brand awareness spreads fast.
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Over the last decade, cellphone stores have joined banks, bodegas, liquor stores and jewelry shops as common robbery targets.
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Amid a few signs of construction and gentrification, like remodeled theaters and hotels, are bodegas, shelters, supportive housing, aid agencies.
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Will the world ever one day have self-driving bodegas that deliver fresh fruits and vegetables right to your driveway?
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A true New Yorker rides mass transit every day, shops in bodegas, and sits in the bleachers at Yankee Stadium.
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In the video, he and A$AP Rocky bounce in Rocky's New York kitchen and bullshit around at nearby bodegas.
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Strange aliens from distant worlds, with differently shaped eyes and intelligence surpassing ours, may own and operate our corner bodegas.
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At supermarkets and bodegas, it's hard to find a shopping cart that doesn't contain a 12-pack of Topo Chico.
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These corner stores, convenience stores, quickie marts and bodegas are often the only choice for minority and low-income communities.
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Los sobrantes a menudo terminan en bodegas o en las casas de los miembros del equipo de campaña y voluntarios.
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Of the roughly 10,133 bodegas in the city, YAMA estimated that between 4,000 and 6,000 are owned by Yemeni-Americans.
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It's the West Coast equivalent to cats and their bodegas: No skate shop is complete without its in-house crew.
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Neighborhood scouts lined up victims willing to fall in potholes or deliberately trip outside of restaurants, bodegas and dry cleaners.
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Mini bodegas sprang up, along with a beauty salon, an ad hoc video-game arcade and an unlicensed dentist's office.
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It was also where his father, Juan, ran two bodegas and never turned away anyone who was hungry, but broke.
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When on demand shopping dominates, what happens to the local mom-and-pop businesses, the bodegas, grocery stores, and delis?
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Resistance means joining Yemenis in the New York City streets who closed their bodegas to protest Mr. Trump's refugee ban.
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Meanwhile, the businesses that would buy Bodegas™ probably don't care about tone-deaf branding, unless customers actively protest the machines.
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"In Taiwan, the way it operates is, under bodegas there's extra space, so virtual retailers store their stuff there," Hnetinka said.
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In a lucky month a sliver of chicken or fish may appear in the bodegas where the ration books are accepted.
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But even if we're not, those break-and-bake cookie squares are available at every grocery store, and even in bodegas!
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Inner-city bodegas take advantage of families' lack of transportation to increase grocery prices, effectively reducing the value of food stamps.
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"It's the people in the bodegas, the Arab stores, that are selling it," local tattoo artist Eddie Blanko said of K22.
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These can be bars, restaurants, rooftops, community centers or bodegas, famous venues or little-known hole-in-the-wall type spots.
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"For me, bodegas and deli groceries really encapsulate the character and culture of a neighborhood," Mr. Silber noted in an email.
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The result: The household staple has been consistently out of stock, whether at big box stores, at bodegas or on Amazon.
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"Puedo garantizar que cada museo tiene material en sus bodegas que puede hablar sobre la historia de las personas con discapacidades".
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"Despite our best intentions and our admiration for traditional bodegas, we clearly hit a nerve this morning, we apologize," he wrote.
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Stuffed with products in colorful packages and home to rotating casts of even more colorful characters, bodegas are highly visual settings.
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After six thefts and three failed attempts — at places like bodegas, laundries and a diner — the loot totaled only about $39,000.
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In bodegas and convenience marts, strangers chatted with one another as they waited in line, stocking up on bottled water and batteries.
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So there's white characters, there's Asian characters, there's shop owners and Bodegas—you get to see them in the real New York.
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In an alternate reality where everything is made out of felt, all bodegas would look like Lucy Sparrow's current installation in Manhattan.
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Nail salons, bodegas and 99-cent stores along Franklin Avenue have been joined by shops selling brick-oven pizza and craft beers.
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Approximately 17,000 restaurants and cafes and 10,000 bodegas and grocery stores rely on Hunts Point to keep their shelves and larders filled.
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Sparrow said she chose to create all-felt bodegas and delis because of their intrinsic ties to life in New York City.
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Herrine: They are found in bodegas, mom-and-pop stores, and just giant restaurants that have been around for over a century.
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Our No. 3 was the 2014 from Bodegas Godelia in Bierzo, a tangy, earthy, textured wine with aromas of flowers and herbs.
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No. 20143 was the 2013 Sobre Lías from Bodegas Valdesil in Valdeorras, a rich, floral wine with flavors of apples and minerals.
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Our first stop was Aalto Bodegas, another tasty incarnation of Mariano Garcia's second act, in a glass-fronted complex overlooking its vineyards.
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Yemeni-Americans own between 4,000 and 6,000 of the roughly 10,000 bodegas operating in New York City, according to the merchants association.
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At first we weren't going to drink the vodka, but after our fake IDs struck out in Bushwick bodegas, we totally did.
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Researchers in New York City swabbed the keypads of 66 A.T.M.s at banks, bodegas and other places across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
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At lunch, you can order a version of the chopped cheese, a late-night specialty of bodegas in Harlem and the Bronx.
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The Bodegas themselves will need to be manually restocked — each can, bottle, and box placed one by one onto each unit's shelves.
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Bodegas are known as charming local small businesses frequently staffed by adorable cats, providing a variety of minor necessities at semi-reasonable prices.
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Reliance is one of India's most powerful companies with a growing retail presence across India, a market dominated by neighborhood bodegas, or kiranas.
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No. 2 was the 2014 Cuvée de O from Bodegas Avancia in Valdeorras, a vivacious wine with flavors of citrus, apples and honeysuckle.
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The companies have also renegotiated their agreements with grocery chains and bodegas in Bedford-Stuyvesant to give better placement to lower-calorie drinks.
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Take advantage of the 280 Cents Only store (I have purchased chia seeds there, you guys) or the many bodegas this city has.
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In September, federal and city authorities conducted a sweeping crackdown, raiding 143 bodegas and charging 10 people related to the sales of K2.
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As I acclimated to the subculture that was the 1980s East Village, I came to know these bodegas for what they really were.
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She says neighborhood pastry shops are in fact "as popular as bodegas" in Japan's cities, and that Japanese people do love their mochi.
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Highland Park is historically Latino, and as housing prices have crept up, a slew of Spanish-speaking panaderias, bodegas and businesses have shuttered.
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None of them had jobs; they were dependent on husbands or male relatives who worked in bodegas, as taxi-drivers, or as janitors.
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They may live in a part of the city that's a food desert, and their families get food at McDonald's or at bodegas.
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Those who can't get it in the illicit market have turned to synthetic substitutes that are widely sold in bodegas and head shops.
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You know those little square napkins that all bodegas have that are thinner than tissues and not really equipped to sop up any liquid?
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"I actually laugh a lot of times when I see that," said Adam Osmond, 48, who owned two Connecticut bodegas that sold lottery tickets.
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Roberts was headed home late and hungry, when his grocery store would be closed but New York City's bodegas, as always, would be open.
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From two or three bodegas we collected a can of chickpeas, a red onion, garlic, cilantro, a miraculously ripe avocado, and small corn tortillas.
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It is still sold in some New York City bodegas, though store owners often keep the packages hidden behind the counter to avoid scrutiny.
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The backdrop of Kiki could've been pulled straight from Paris is Burning: on the streets of Harlem, the Hudson River Piers, bodegas, and gymnasiums.
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Now, it's available not just at Whole Foods or your local co-op, but also at many grocery stores, bodegas, and even gas stations.
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I created the Popaganda Bodega as both an homage to the pioneering bodegas of my youth and the promise of a post prohibition tomorrow.
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Some of these invade far more than bodegas and discount stores; they are winter-hardy toughs that jostle themselves into fields and woodland edges.
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I mean, the real issues facing bodegas are things like rent control, changing neighborhood demographics, issues with leases, issues with lots of different things.
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It has made its way out of Jamaican kitchens and bakeries, to immigrant enclaves and bodegas, and into major retailers like Walmart and Costco.
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The wine list is also short and sweet, packed with new bottles from innovative small bodegas; try the Malbec from Bodega Pielihueso, if available.
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Last March, lawmakers agreed to impose a statewide ban on the single-use plastic bags frequently given out at bodegas, supermarkets and other stores.
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And if you want to watch the World Cup with the locals, you go to the bars, restaurants and bodegas in which they gather.
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Mr. Mitchell grew up in Grays Ferry, a neighborhood in South Philadelphia where rows of identical low-income housing units sit alongside faded corner bodegas.
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The trio allegedly sold their drugs throughout the city– meeting their customers at bodegas, restaurants, bars, pharmacies, hotels and their workplaces, the court document's state.
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For the most part, they're not sweating it, because bodegas can offer things a cold machine never can, like cats, human interaction, and—crucially—beer.
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I had visited Calle Ocho only a few times as a teenager, back when mom-and-pop restaurants, bodegas and bakeries dotted the shady boulevard.
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Ferguson of Princeton, N.J., loved the albariños with risotto nero with squid, while Max D. found a 2014 Bodegas Chaves albariño perfect with grilled lobster.
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The scale of the plant seems comically oversized compared to the cramped bodegas and newsstands that we think of as our Sunday papers' natural habitat.
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It's easy to imagine the bodegas filled with factory workers fresh off their shift, instead of the retirees and college students who frequent them now.
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Over the last 20 years, Yemeni-Americans have established a foothold in New York's network of bodegas — small convenience stores offering coffee, groceries and knickknacks.
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Where's the upset over the effect other, bigger companies – like Amazon, whose latest major acquisition, Whole Foods, has slashed prices – might actually have on bodegas?
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They were: Faustino I Rioja Gran Reserva 224, Bodegas Riojanas Rioja Gran Reserva Monte Real 22010 and La Rioja Alta Rioja Gran Reserva 2904 9043.
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The word "bodega" is trending thanks to the app, and people — many of whom see local bodegas as part of their communities — are not happy.
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Titled The Hungry Artist, Datuna's exhibition at Galleria Ca' d'Oro on Manhattan's 10th Avenue is comprised of common food items he gathered from nearby bodegas.
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A few bodegas and a fried chicken spot were open, supported by gaggles of hungry young people bubbling up from the subway every few minutes.
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Fallout from Trump's travel ban continues, as more than 1,000 bodegas in New York City -- largely owned and operated by Yemeni-Americans -- went on strike Thursday.
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Darkstore works by exploiting excess capacity in storage facilities, malls and bodegas and enables them to be fulfillment centers with just a smartphone, Hnetinka told me.
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In New York, a lot of people who know nothing about Jamaican food know about Jamaican beef patties from New York City bodegas or the pizzeria.
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A new start-up, called Bodega, threatens to disrupt this culture with its automated mini bodegas slinging soap and snacks in offices, dorms, and apartment buildings.
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Related: How synthetic weed is ravaging Brooklyn's homeless population VICE News visited five Bed-Stuy bodegas in the area where the mass overdose happened last week.
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The 14-year-old girl would steal noodles and cold cuts from local bodegas to feed herself and her two half-siblings, aged 4 and 5.
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His owner claimed Tyler aggressively approached everyone they passed, tried to go into bodegas and brownstones, and engaged in a staring contest with a park bench.
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Ronald L. Rice, a Democratic senator from Newark, argued that legalization would lead to "marijuana bodegas," which would further push the drug into poor urban communities.
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The offerings in village stores often resemble those in the mini-marts or bodegas of America's urban food deserts, at two and three times the price.
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Even party stores (Detroit nomenclature for corner shops or bodegas) will sometimes augment their commercial, illuminated signs for hand-painted missives along their parking lot walls.
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After searching to no avail at my slew of local bodegas, I was forced to trudge to a legitimate Grocery Store to find my sweetest taboo.
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In the same area, there are probably at least half a dozen bodegas where I can get CBD gummies, CBD chocolate, or expensive CBD-infused juice.
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So it's safe to say that bodegas aren't the only ones in north and east Brooklyn who are gulping down the April 2019 deadline with dread.
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Bodegas are part of the tapestry of city life, usually family-owned — often by Hispanic and Yemeni families — and typically located in predominately Black and Latinx neighborhoods.
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Other paintings showcase groceries, and are testament to the product diversity at most bodegas: Pampers diapers, Clorox bleach, Suavitel detergent; Häagen-Dazs ice cream; and Presidente beer.
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He envisions the Bodega Ortiz as a celebration of old school New York before cellphones, where he says bodegas were the center of Boricua life and culture.
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There's nothing convenient…You have bodegas and corner stores that sell cold cuts and sandwiches, but not many vegetables…I get my food stamps once a month.
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The ice cream obviously melts in transit to its new home, which could partially explain why you can easily find freezer-burned ice cream at countless bodegas.
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Inwood, for him, "was like a little Latin American country," a playland of bodegas and a vast park, albeit one where he occasionally found stolen car parts.
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The area is dotted with small gardens and parks, including the Carmansville Playground and Convent Garden, and a few bodegas and takeout spots, mostly on the avenues.
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Similar scenes played out in gas stations, bodegas, dollar stores, Subway restaurants, a Dunkin' Donuts and a smoke shop, sometimes as often as three times a day.
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This alluring corner hideaway is on Williamsburg's south side, where expensive cocktail bars have replaced the dwindling Puerto Rican neighborhood's once ubiquitous bodegas, barbershops, and social clubs.
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After seven hours, we reached the end of the road, at Atalaya, a huddle of rough wooden houses and bodegas on the upper Madre de Dios River.
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The three manzanillas I suggest are: Bodegas Hidalgo La Gitana Manzanilla La Gitana (Hidalgo Imports, Miami) $18, 500 milliliters Bodegas Yuste Aurora Manzanilla (Classical Wines, Seattle) $20, 500 milliliters Valdespino Manzanilla Deliciosa en Rama Saca de Primavera 2018 (Polaner Selections, Mount Kisco, N.Y.) $15 375 milliliters If you can't find these wines, look for other labels including Barbadillo, Emilio Lustau, Alexander Jules, Delgado Zuleta, La Cigarrera and Pedro Romero.
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was the site of a similar protest this week, and bodegas in New York closed earlier this month in protest of Trump's travel ban executive order.
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The concept is simple: Interested customers sign up to a subscription service amounting to a total of $13 a month, which they pay in "bodegas," or bank agents.
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While decreasing the availability of K2 on our streets and in our bodegas is certainly important, criminalizing use without adequately addressing social determinants is unlikely to be effective.
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Bottles of "Rush" are sold for $5 at New York bodegas and $20 at upscale LA sex shops; there's legitimate formulations, obviously counterfeit offerings, and everything in between.
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It's that we are now in this identity politics phase of being upset about things and it's not what the business is actually going to do to bodegas.
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"I forget that there are people who don't know what bodegas are," said Ezzaddin Alsaedi, who immigrated from Yemen as a child and grew up in the Bronx.
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Kanye West still shops at bodegas, apparently In the clip's most bizarre scene, a figure purporting to be Kanye West struts into the bodega in some suitably spacey sneakers.
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And you can tell: His Instagram is filled with neon-light-flooded photos of a diverse gang of muses, from his grandma and his friends to strangers in bodegas.
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By the time Trevor Hirschi decided to make a fidget spinner, the market was already saturated with $2 plastic devices that covered the shelves of toy stores and bodegas.
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There are 4,000–23,000 Yemeni-run bodegas in New York City, and it was just over two years ago that our community truly grasped the power that gives us.
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With Blue on a leash, my friend and I walked past bodegas and restaurants toward the Franklin Avenue subway station, and then looped around to walk through Prospect Park.
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Bodegas might not be a part of typical Irish lore, but they've learned to adapt to a whole mess of cross-cultural traditions during their tenure in the city.
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Gentrification has reached peak form thanks to two ex-Google employees who want to replace bodegas, corner stores, and delis with a glorified vending machine that they're calling Bodega.
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"They said, 'We're going to send you to bodegas, to mosques, to places where your people hang out, and all you have to do is listen,' " Hadid told me.
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The pattern, however, may be different in higher-income neighborhoods, where residents are more likely to have cars and to buy drinks at grocery stores instead of corner bodegas.
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Rivera: We're rediscovering music that we listened to, from our parents, from the speakers of the colmados [grocery stores, similar to New York bodegas] as we were growing up.
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But dry cleaners and bodegas, which once dotted the area, have largely moved thanks to gentrification, forcing some residents to walk to Third Avenue for basic supplies, they said.
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The three bottles I suggest are: Faustino I Rioja Gran Reserva 2006 (Pacific Highway Wines and Spirits, Greensboro, N.C..) $35 Bodegas Riojanas Rioja Gran Reserva Monte Real 2010 (M.
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The bodegas up the block, where she grew up, have been replaced by healthy juice aficionados; the brownstones may look the same, but the people living in them are not.
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From the bodegas of Calle Ocho and the warehouses of Hialeah to the ballpark in Little Havana and the Little League fields of Westchester, Miami is distraught and in disbelief.
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The cars groan as they lumber over elevated tracks high above the avenues, bodegas and detached homes, alongside treetops and the Escher-esque maze of rusty low-rise fire escapes.
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She championed small businesses as spaces for spontaneous social life, while recognizing that they suffered from urban planning decisions that favored box stores over bodegas and malls over thrift shops.
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CNBC | SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey Small businesses in the retail trade industry include some quintessential examples of Main Street America: bookstores, clothing retailers, gas stations, corner bodegas and auto shops.
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In previous security clampdowns, neighborhood bodegas had opened their doors for a few hours a day after dark so that people could buy necessities like milk, grains and baby food.
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The current proposed peddler law includes a dedicated enforcement unit — but the enforcement must include a rational restriction on vendor locations as they pertain to supermarkets, greengrocers and healthy bodegas.
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The classic chocolate egg cream, which contains neither egg nor cream, has been afavorite sweet & fizzy concoction mixed up in soda shops and new york bodegas for over a century.
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Our fourth wine was the 22017 Albariño de Fefiñanes from Bodegas Palacio de Fefiñanes, a historic producer in Galicia, which dates its association with wine back to the 234th century.
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This is within striking distance of Ethereum's market cap, but unlike cryptocurrencies, which have been obsessed over by the tech cognoscenti, e-cigarettes emerged from gas stations and bodegas seemingly overnight.
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This season we're going to stay at the top of our snack game and far away from those pricey food-trap locations (we're looking at you airport shops and corner bodegas).
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What once was primarily available online only can now be found in the lots of vape shops, as well as a handful of corner stores/bodegas (at least in New York).
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Many of the bodegas and barbershops in the neighborhood were closed the day after the murder, for the Puerto Rican Day Parade, so the police could not immediately access their cameras.
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"Eventually, centralized shopping locations won't be necessary, because there will be 100,000 Bodegas spread out, with one always 100 feet away from you," one of its co-founders told Fast Company.
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New Yorkers have long regarded bodegas — the 24-hour neighborhood institutions where shoppers can pick up everything from sandwiches and snacks to iPhone chargers and cold medicine — with something like reverence.
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Though Mr. Estrada calls himself a farmer, his bounty sprouts from the unlikeliest of settings: a patch of green wedged among the bodegas and public housing projects of the South Bronx.
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"They don't call them this in Africa, but at, like, bodegas—wherever you can top off your minutes, you [will be able to] buy AKoin," Scott told VICE at the coin launch.
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As much as half of New York's produce, meat, and fish flows through Hunts Point before arriving at supermarkets, bodegas, food trucks, school cafeterias, restaurants, and soup kitchens across the five boroughs.
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I realize, on the most literal of levels, that nothing has actually happened to cereal; it's still around, still fully stocked in the aisles of our local grocery stores and corner bodegas.
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I tasted more than 40 individually wrapped bars, bought with cash from the noisy, off-key ice cream trucks that circle my block, as well as the bodegas in my Brooklyn neighborhood.
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"Eventually, centralized shopping locations won't be necessary, because there will be 100,000 Bodegas spread out, with one always 100 feet away from you," Paul McDonald, one of Bodega's creators, told Fast Company.
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Bodegas—grocery stores that can be found all over the NYC area—are invaluable for people who need to dash out for an essential item (or, just as frequently, a deli sandwich).
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When reached for comment by MUNCHIES on Monday, though, Frito-Lay disputed that New York is facing anything resembling a shortage of its snacks in bodegas, dismissing the Post's claims as overblown.
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After manufacturing delays plagued the original, knockoffs rushed to sites like Amazon, as well as real-world stores like bodegas, where 24-year-old writer and activist Larissa Pham found hers for $4.
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And while there are plants for purchase at bodegas, grocery stores, and hip specialty shops that dot cities like L.A. and New York, plenty of people are making their plant purchases online, too.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hundreds of New York City bodegas, grocery stores and restaurants owned by Yemeni Americans closed for hours on Thursday in protest against U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration policies, organizers said.
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Delis and bodegas abounded in Greenpoint, but "the grocery store and gym and day care for the dog were so widely distributed that it was hard to get to them," Mr. Donnelly said.
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But Finca Sandoval is currently between importers, and other young, ambitious producers, like Cien y Pico and Bodegas Gratias are virtually impossible to find in the United States despite their very good wines.
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Truck drivers who are delivering bags of chips and sodas to gas stations and bodegas are frequently paid to distribute the drug, she said; customers pay about $10 for a 5-gram package.
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Olite is in one of Spain's oldest winemaking regions, best known for its rosés, which can be sampled at any number of local vineyards, like Bodegas Chivite (which dates back to 1647) or Ochoa.
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The same day, just steps from where people were using the drug, clusters of police officers patrolled beneath the elevated subway tracks along a stretch where, the day before, five bodegas had been raided.
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In Sanlúcar de Barrameda, which sits at the mouth of the Guadalquivir River (the same river that runs through Seville), bodegas like La Cigarrera and La Gitana specialize in manzanilla, another variety of sherry.
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BODEGAS ZUDUGARAI GETARIAKO TXAKOLINA ANTXIOLA ROSADO 216.99 $22016 Txakolina is the refreshing wine of choice in the Basque region of northern Spain, and has proved resoundingly popular in the United States, especially the rosés.
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Among the check cashing locations, pawn shops and bodegas that lined the commercial thoroughfare when she was growing up, she said, were street vendors selling an assortment of books — from urban fiction to dictionaries.
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The following week, hundreds of Yemeni-owned bodegas closed their doors throughout New York City, as thousands went on strike, opting instead to say prayers en masse in front of the Federal Court Building.
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While this list contains some gems — like a red from Bodegas Olivares in the Jumilla region of Spain, made from very old vines of monastrell — these wines are for the most part simple pleasures.
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The police are hoping the victims will explain where they got or purchased the suspected drug involved, Nasser said, "but I think it's something being sold all around in bodegas and groceries stores," said Nasser.
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Spain were unable to launch a fight back in the fourth quarter and French-born center Michael Bodegas put the icing on the cake for Italy with a spectacular effort with his back facing goal.
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For example, the foods sold at corner store bodegas, daily breakfast rituals at diners, music venues, and record stores all tell the stories of life in those neighborhoods that, in many cases, no longer exists.
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It's an attempt to add a wholesome item to menus at restaurants, bodegas and schools in the borough, which was recently found to have the worst health in a recent ranking of New York counties.
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The New York Police Department said it does not keep track of specific shoplifting incidents, but Mr. Mateo said bodegas face theft daily, making it one of the biggest threats to a store's profit margins.
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"Eventually, centralized shopping locations won't be necessary, because there will be 100,212 Bodegas spread out, with one always 212 feet away from you," said Paul McDonald, a co-founder, who used to work at Google.
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It's still possible to find a roll spread with the genuine article (Eisenberg's Sandwich Shop in the Flatiron district sells an admirable specimen), but many carts and bodegas stock a less expensive butter-flavored spread.
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A Whole Foods opened at 2000th Street and Lenox Avenue in late July, a capstone to a boulevard of restored brownstones where bistros and upscale coffee shops now outnumber the remaining dollar stores and bodegas.
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The dining rooms are given serious square footage, which comes as a relief for those of us who have spent too many nights wedging our oversize frames into former bodegas on the Lower East Side.
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Here we have bodegas on every corner, most open 24 hours, in case you need to pick up a roll of toilet paper or a bottle of hot sauce in the middle of the night.
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I stand in line at bodegas and roll my eyes at people who buy lottery tickets and then I continue to wait for the entertainment industry to hand me a job for being funny on Facebook.
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Bodega owners were particularly concerned that Amazon's deep pockets and legions of engineers could threaten their businesses, according to Fernando Mateo, the spokesman for United Bodegas of America, which represents bodega owners in New York City.
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Over the past few years, matcha has become a kind of unavoidable phenomenon in cities like New York and LA. The finely ground green tea powder is everywhere, from coffee shops to bodegas to standalone stores.
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Dice and cards float through the compositions and one room here is wallpapered with reproductions of illegal lottery cards sold in New York bodegas, and which include advertisements for the products and services of folk healers.
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As the rest of the city's character has been sanded away, bodegas have proved surprisingly resilient and have become, in many ways, a portal to a New York that no longer exists: unvarnished, idiosyncratic, sometimes illicit.
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Save for the few bodegas offering a slim assortment of unappetizing shrink-wrapped fruits and vegetables, a sustainable and affordable source for fresh produce is hard to come by in this part of town — until now.
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These products were once legally sold in bodegas and corner stores in New York, but the state outlawed this in 2012 after a rise in emergency-room visits related to the drug, The New York Times reports.
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Strawberry Nut, on the other hand, is set to have a wider release, which means you'll get more chances to chow down on the special candies when you spot them at bodegas and big box stores alike.
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New Yorkers have long cared for strays, in alleys, bodegas and even some of the most rarefied addresses — for many years, a courtyard of the San Remo on Central Park West housed as many as 75 cats.
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Bodegas near the intersection of Broadway and Myrtle Avenue allegedly sell the illicit drug under the table, but when police raided five stores in the area last Wednesday after the mass overdose, they came up empty handed.
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With a special interest in the darker side of sprawling metropolises, Ryan Monahan's collection of grungy city tableaus, complete with corner bodegas, adult video stores, abandoned store fronts, capture the spirit of the inner city in minature.
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For example, Mr. Gonzáles-Calvo said, a winemaker named Mariano Garcia, who'd crafted his vintages at Ribera del Duero's renowned Vega Sicilia for 30 years, left to start a winery called Bodegas Mauro where he could experiment.
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Her 2015 Resort collection didn't involve a runway at all; instead, the brand teamed up with mixed-media artist Kalen Hollomon to place models all across Manhattan, from the inside of subway cars to outside of bodegas.
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But Mr. Cornegy said the scourge has persisted because bodegas and delis in the area are able to skirt the new law by using "runners," people loosely associated with the business, who stand outside and deal drugs.
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It's no longer necessary to live in New York to get a feel for the city's bodegas, thanks to Mr. Alwan and others who use TikTok to post funny video clips that highlight the stores' distinctive culture.
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"We thought of that Arizona Iced Tea and Adidas collab, where they were selling shoes that [advertised] a beverage company that sells iced tea at bodegas," MSCHF's head of commerce Daniel Greenberg told the New York Post.
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How can the company ensure that there's sufficient route density — that there are enough Bodegas in each local area, which need to be restocked frequently enough, on harmonious schedules, to cover the costs of labor and transportation?
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Once a specialty of uptown bodegas, the sandwich had caught the attention of novelty-seeking foodies: Whole Foods was selling them for twice what they cost in the Bronx, where they went for $4 and still do.
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CreditCredit Consider the newspaper, the physical object, printed on processed wood pulp, shot upward on rollers at high speed as ink is applied, gathered and folded and bundled, dropped off at newsstands and bodegas or delivered to doorsteps.
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Derived from the leaves of a tree native to Southeast Asia and sold in the United States online and in bodegas and head shops, kratom has long been used as a mood booster, energy supplement and pain reliever.
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Other bottles highly deserving of your attention include the bright, tightly coiled 220 Forjas del Salnes from Leirana; the rich, mineral- and lime-flavored 22017 from Bodegas La Caña; and the tangy 222 Val do Salnes from Zarate.
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The supplements in question include everything from sketchy sexual enhancement pills with donkeys and roosters printed on the packaging that you can find at bodegas, and more aesthetically pleasing pills that are now routinely hawked via Instagram marketing.
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Thousands of Yemeni-Americans and their supporters rallied in Brooklyn on Thursday to denounce President Trump's executive order on immigration, hours after hundreds of Yemeni-owned bodegas and grocery stores around New York closed to protest the order.
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In 2015, the rave was more successful than intended at evoking the dry, all-ages blowouts of early-nineties Manhattan: its liquor license was revoked at the last minute, so guests sneaked in six packs from nearby bodegas.
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The sandwich, also called a chop cheese — ground beef with onions, topped by melted cheese and served with lettuce, tomatoes and condiments on a hero roll — has long been a staple of bodegas in Harlem and the Bronx.
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In the past, he has projected clothes onto models, used video to teach us all the ways we can layer a hoodie, let customers customize his collection through a video game, and even sold his clothing out of bodegas.
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"This shutdown of grocery stores and bodegas will be a public show of the vital role these grocers and their families play in New York's economic and social fabric," the organizers of the event wrote on their Facebook page.
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The company's new line of Brooklyn Bonnies contain 50 percent "raw" and 50 percent roasted cacao and has proven a hit; but the smaller, completely unroasted bars—easily found at Brooklyn's more upscale bodegas—are still the best-sellers.
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The reason was purely logistics: I wasn't strolling past bodegas or restaurants, and even though I had a backpack, I wasn't going to stop, park my bike, and get back on it again just to pick up a Twix.
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The division's new Demographics Unit sent confidential informants to infiltrate mosques, as well as cafés and bodegas, and to collect the names and license-plate numbers of congregants at religious services; video cameras were sometimes installed outside the mosques.
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And so the Turkish mosque, with its hunchback dome, spearlike minarets and ground-floor bodegas, might yet find a hundred new homes in Raqqa and Mosul and Cizre, whether or not there is anyone left to pray in them.
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That's the dilemma Paul McDonald and Ashwath Rajan are facing as word begins to spread about the former Google employees' idea, which some see as a threat to the city's bodegas and mom-and-pop stores throughout the country.
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At the gym, the vending machines were stocked with Cheetos and Yoo-hoos, welcome complements to the ham-and-cheese and peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches I got from CVS; there are no corner stores or bodegas in Amherst.
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In recent years, it had been a looser affair, an occasion for block parties, D.J. sets and joy riding down Hopkins Street, past the shacks with rusted tin roofs, the overgrown lots, the bodegas advertising daiquiris and Wings cigarettes.
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Tinder, OkCupid, and Match are the Whole Foods, Safeway and the Trader Joes of the dating world, and Friends Worldwide's niche sites are all the little bodegas that continue to survive because enough individuals duck into them for small needs.
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It should be no surprise, then, that President Trump's recent executive order on immigration and travel—which targeted immigrants from Yemen as well as six other Muslim-majority countries—has hit New York City's Yemeni-run groceries and bodegas very hard.
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In big cities like New York or LA, there are a ton of little shops—sometimes called "bodegas" or "delis"—that sell late-night snacks, groceries, the occasional breakfast sandwich, beer, cigarettes, diapers, lotto tickets, tampons, and other miscellaneous items.
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Over the past two decades, as the surrounding area evolved from a neighborhood of bodegas and discount stores, where half the residents received public assistance, into one of multimillion-dollar apartments and popular restaurants, J.H.S. 250 was largely left behind.
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So they set out to reach them in their communities, talking to them in their language, with the belief that touching them in the most personal way possible, at churches, bodegas, bus stops and nail salons, was also the most persuasive.
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Two years ago, Yemeni-owned bodegas and grocery stores closed their shops for a day in protest of President Trump's travel ban, and thousands of Yemeni-Americans poured into the plaza at Borough Hall in Brooklyn to rally against the ban.
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ROAST BEEF AT MR. DONAHUE'S The flavor is less like the sandwich meat of delis and bodegas than it is like a great slab of rib roast served on your favorite holiday: 203 Mott Street, NoLIta; 646-850-3883; mrdonahues.com.
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A lot of businesses used to foster this sort of low-stakes relationship, but now it's just the bodegas, which must bear the burden of a whole generation's yearning for the very stuff their presence in New York has eliminated.
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When their band The Roots first got their start in Philadelphia and would travel to New York for gigs, they'd eat standard late-night city fare after shows: bacon, egg, and cheese sandwiches from bodegas, diner food and meat from those street carts.
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They shop on their own version of the Magnificent Mile, Chicago's central shopping avenue, a two-mile stretch on 26th Street on the south-west side lined with roughly 500 bodegas, taquerías, dulcerías and other bustling shops dubbed "the other Mag Mile".
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Well, leave it to a sandwich guru in Los Angeles, a city that knows little about bodegas or bagels (we kid, kind of) to settle this pressing question once and for all by creating a sandwich that's the best of both worlds.
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In "Café Bustelo" (2016) there is an image of part of a can of the infamous, ubiquitous coffee, which can still be found in many bodegas and corner stores in primarily Spanish-speaking neighborhoods (and other districts too) around New York City.
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His is an area of brownstones and bodegas that feels warm and welcoming, he said, striking a contrast with the chilly mix of glass and steel towers and industrial underpinnings that loom in LIC, where Amazon is set to open a new headquarters.
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Michael Silber is a graphic designer who has documented more than 1,200 New York City bodegas over the past three years for Deli Grossery, a project whose name is a nod to the iconic and idiosyncratic food signage outside of corner stores.
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Put differently, if Amazon gets $3 billion, it hardly seems the death of capitalism to give a little help to a few deserving bodegas and other neighborhood tent poles, whose loss feeds the narrative of a soulless city in thrall to wealth.
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On Thursday in New York City, hundreds of Yemeni-owned bodegas closed down for the afternoon to protest President Donald Trump's executive order temporarily blocking all refugee admissions to the US and banning citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries, including Yemen, from entering the States.
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These bodegas are small neighborhood shops where you can buy everything from headphones to beer to sandwiches to lotto tickets to canned food to candy; many of them are open late into the night and to see them shuttered during the day is jarring.
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Unlike classic bodegas and mom-and-pop corner stores, these machine box things will not make you an egg and cheese on a roll, and they will certainly not recognize you and talk with you about whatever the hell you talk about at 2 a.m.
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"Work" because, late last month, he ended four years of obscurity with maximal creative output: new songs, a glossy 300-page magazine, one plain-old music video, one 45-minute music video-slash-carpentry tutorial, and four superbly art-directed bodegas in four cities.
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The product of a married couple whose resumes tout high-level experience at both Google and Apple, AiFi's cashier-free solution is a system of sensors, cameras and AI-driven software for use in retailers of all sizes, from small bodegas to big-box stores.
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Most customers who appear in Mr. Alwan's videos are longtime regulars who have been known to take advantage of an unwritten honor code common to bodegas: Loyal shoppers can grab a few necessities on credit, with the understanding that they will settle up later.
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One sign the campaign is counting on Hispanic-Americans to turn out on Election Day: Nearly one-quarter of the campaign's Florida organizing staff speaks Spanish, and has been working to register voters outside supermarkets, community centers, bodegas and churches, including the one Kaine attended Sunday.
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The multiple bodegas within a block of my apartment keep their fridges stocked many cans deep with frosty PBRs and Naragansetts, which means that after making a purchase, I can be home in a matter of minutes (if not seconds) to crack open a cold one.
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As a longtime New Yorker, I wonder what it would be like to return to that city and find all the bodegas gone: the deli sandwiches, the bodega cats, the dude who knows how you like your coffee — simply wiped from the life of the city.
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A new startup out of California that's basically like, a DYI, buy what you want little pantry box that's...I mean, the name alone is insulting, but the founders took it a step further and acknowledged, like, yeah, we're trying to put bodegas out of business.
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The police said this crew has struck at least nine times in three boroughs in the last three months, their locations all different — bodegas, laundries, a diner — but with the same prize, a feature of modern convenience so common as to be practically invisible to regular customers.
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If that is the case, you are, in effect, part of the problem, as disconnected as the reporter who ventured uptown and "discovered" the sandwich, a longtime offering at bodegas in the Bronx and Harlem, with the surprise of someone coming upon a new moon near Uranus.
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"Longer term, we rely on migratory workers to come across the border under government visitation programs to grow our fruit," said Brian Nicholson, the president and chief executive of Red Jacket Orchards, an upstate label that makes juice and apple products stocked at bodegas and supermarkets across the city.
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"Longer term, we rely on migratory workers to come across the border under government visitation programs to grow our fruit," said Brian Nicholson, the president and chief executive of Red Jacket Orchards, an upstate label that makes juice and apple products stocked at bodegas and supermarkets across the city.
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Certainly a great many people lived on the street even if they weren't sleeping there — the prostitutes who lined Broadway in Midtown, the three-card-monte operators on the edge of the sidewalk, the vague knots of guys who hung around outside bars or bodegas or freight entrances.
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The law will only affect full-service dining establishments — this excludes places like cafés, delis, juice bars, and bodegas/corner stores/party stores (whatever you call convenience stores in your regional parlance!), so you won't need to pester the barista for a straw to drink your morning iced chai latte.
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Bodegas sell more than just small essentials (as the "gentrification boxes" would neatly provide): they've got everything, from tampons to food products — sometimes in the middle of food deserts — and they act as informal neighborhood hubs, where locals can communicate and hang out in the midst of their daily routines.
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It's a hard thing to imagine now, but there used to be a time when Madonna, the woman who's changed the entire landscape of pop music and holds the #26 spot on Forbes's list of America's Richest Self-Made Women, would go to New York City bodegas for her beauty products.
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What started out as a fun way to make art about his Puerto Rican heritage grew into a whole concept: The Goya Series is also a platform to talk about the fact that the neighborhood bodegas that Ortiz grew up with are beginning to disappear from the New York landscape.
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When KeyMe — which allows customers to copy, save and share keys via a retail kiosk and a mobile app — first got started, we went door to door into mom-and-pop grocery stores and corner bodegas in Queens, New York, with a prototype kiosk, hoping to get some customer data.
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The landscape around Newark Liberty is a surreal holding ground for all the trappings of capitalist excess: shipping containers packed with plastic Chinese toys; warehouses of kombucha to be shipped out to thousands of New York's corner bodegas; parking lots full of new cars ready to replace slightly less-new cars.
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Nos condujo por las calles polvorientas del barrio Las Cruces donde creció, por bodegas donde la gente compra ropa usada para vender en México y por la orilla del río Bravo cerca del lugar donde hace poco un pistolero disparó contra agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza desde el lado mexicano.
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Sunny Lin, who has a smartphone repair shop on St. Marks Place in Manhattan and a direct line to wholesalers and factories in China, says he doesn't even bother selling fidget spinners in his store—instead, he just walks up and down the streets of Manhattan hawking them to bodegas.
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There are people who tastelessly start a business designed to put bodegas out of business (as one recent start up attempted) and there are people like Steve Jobs who artfully and heartlessly delivered a mortal blow to Eastman Kodak, a 129 year old company, with one addition to his design for the iPhone.
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As a result of all this, last year, Kinder debuted a new, FDA-approved version called Kinder Joy, in which the toy and the chocolate stay in separate halves inside egg-like plastic packaging—which likely explains the resurgence of Kinder eggs next to the register at grocery stores and bodegas near you.
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While city dwellers like myself have easy access to prophylactics through ubiquitous drug stores, 24 hour bodegas, and even Amazon Prime Now (for those whose condom needs are both time sensitive yet not urgent enough to require a trip out of the house), those in rural or suburban areas aren't always so lucky.
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He settled near Huntington Park, a neighborhood in decline at the time because its residents -- blue-collar workers mostly of Italian or Irish descent -- were leaving as factories around it were closing, With growth comes influence The growth has fueled an increase of bodegas such as Juniata in previously depressed areas of the city.
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State Senator Simcha Felder, a Brooklyn Democrat who says he holds no party loyalty and who sits with the G.O.P., was one of the staunchest opponents of the 5-cent city fee, saying it would unfairly burden low-income consumers, like many of those who shop at bodegas and grocery stores in his district.
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Unfortunately, prudence will dictate that established markets will not be changed easily; and accordingly, the battle is that until bodegas, pizza shops, sandwich joints, restaurants, and food trucks do the right thing by throwing their overproduced white-ass bread into the compost for the worms and dirt, freshly milled breads won't be the standard.
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New York City police raided five bodegas in Brooklyn on Wednesday, a day after a wave of suspected overdoses from the synthetic drug K22 sent at least 214 people to the hospital and raised fears that the use of a substance that officials had indicated was on the wane was instead on the rise.
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Remnants of the old neighborhood — the tenements, bodegas and bakeries, the building that once held Bialystoker Center & Home for the Aged, Kossar's Bagels and Bialys, Ming's Caffe, 239 Bar, the Sweet Life candy store — sit alongside newcomers: the condo towers, Ice & Vice, a store serving craft ice cream, and Malt & Mold, which offers cheeses and craft beer.
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Big City It seemed perhaps all too appropriate that on the day after Bill de Blasio, master of somnolent arrogance, effectively won a second term as the mayor of New York City, came a report that a former product manager at Google and his partner had started a company called Bodega, meant to rid cities of actual bodegas.
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Others argued, though, that even without Britain, the EU still offers hundreds of millions of potential consumers, with some seeing possibility of a future deal with the UK. "Brexit or not, the market with the UK will continue as is," said Patricia Ortiz, president of Bodegas de Argentina, another industry group, adding that informal discussions with UK officials were already in progress.
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Ms. Carter, who hails from the South Bronx and has been a longtime agent of change in what was once viewed as the most hardscrabble of New York neighborhoods, was talking about the arrival last week of Birch Coffee, whose exposed brick, reclaimed wood and $2.75 macchiatos make it an outlier on a stretch of Hunts Point Avenue dominated by dime stores, bodegas and auto shops.
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It's hard to avoid headlines lamenting the demise of some New York institution or another these days (diners, dollar slice shops, Jewish delis, Manhattan bodegas), but over the past few years, I've been noticing a new kind of New York establishment dotting the sidewalks, not unlike the one in the town where I reside: meticulously detailed recreations of classic New York eateries, sometimes arising in the same areas where their old-timey analogues are being displaced by gentrification.
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Because even though President Trump's counselor Kellyanne Conway recently hinted at the possibility of the feds giving an exemption to vape shops—meaning flavored products just wouldn't be available in places like bodegas, gas stations, and chain retailers—many vape and e-liquid manufacturers say they cannot afford to file costly premarket tobacco applications, or PMTAs, to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) by next May, a deadline that was moved up by a judge earlier this year.
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Primary among them are Juan Antonio Ponce of Bodegas Ponce, whose wines are a thrilling combination of elegance, finesse and mineral intensity; Rosalía Molina and Manolo Garrote of Altolandon in the northern part of the region, whose dedication to their muse has resulted in both excellent bobals and other wines, like a lip-smacking, energetic muscat blanc à petits grains; and Toni Sarrión of Bodega Mustiguillo just over the appellation border in Utiel-Requena, who is focusing on old bobal as well as merseguera, an obscure local white, which in his hands has made wines of depth, complexity and texture.
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DESERT DAZE 2016 SUICIDE THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE THE SONICS DEERHUNTER THE BLACK ANGELS performing PASSOVER in its entirety Keynote Address by ANDREW W.K. Closing Ceremonies with SAUL WILLIAMS THEE OH SEES CONNAN MOCKASIN DEAFHEAVEN BEACH FOSSILS TEMPLES POND SUUNS DEAD MEADOW CHERRY GLAZERR LA LUZ HERE WE GO MAGIC THAO & THE GET DOWN STAY DOWN BOMBINO WHITE FENCE NIGHT BEATS FAT WHITE FAMILY • MEATBODIES • DEAP VALLY • DEAKIN (of Animal Collective) LUMERIANS • GARY WILSON • LIFE COACH (Jon Theodore + Phil Manley) RYLEY WALKER • WAND • AUDACITY • DIOS • TEEBS w/ LIVE BAND VINYL WILLIAMS • PART TIME • YONATAN GAT • DEATH VALLEY GIRLS FART BARF • KIEV • THE MATTSON 2 • L.A. WITCH • FEELS • GLITTER WIZARD THEE COMMONS • DRAB MAJESTY • DEATH HYMN NUMBER 9 • JJUUJJUU THE BIRTH DEFECTS • CELLARS • SUGAR CANDY MOUNTAIN • MIND MELD THE DREAM RIDE • SLOPPY JANE • NUMB•ER • BODEGAS • SOLAR SONS MAD ALCHEMY LIQUID LIGHT SHOW THE BLINDSPOT PROJECT + many more announced with phase two, coming in June Visit Desert Daze's website for more info.
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