Imagine laying single bricks on top of one another — brick after brick after brick.
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It's winning "brick by brick" — a reference to his adopted hometown, aka Brick City.
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That's what she does, builds it brick by brick by brick until it's this solid, imposing performance.
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"But there's good brick and bad brick," explained Ms. Ford.
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She'll manipulate that wall into bringing itself down, brick by brick.
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That's remaking our democracy brick by brick and layer by layer.
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You can pick away at it instead, brick by dusty brick.
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Brick by brick, I pieced together a physical façade of health.
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You build it brick by brick, and there's always more to do.
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They&aposre just going to have to do it brick by brick.
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And brick by brick, she continues to lay down a brilliant career.
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In this case, it was called BRICK (Binary Robotic Inertially Controlled bricK).
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You can't save the world, but you can rebuild it, brick by brick.
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In short, the AKP has been dismantling Turkey's democratic walls brick by brick.
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Brick by brick, I am learning what image, what memory belongs to what.
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We were gonna throw a brick, but we couldn't find a brick anywhere.
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Someone throws up a brick, they actually see a brick on the screen.
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Securing peace "is like building a cathedral, it is brick by brick" he argues.
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"The way to turn a schedule around is brick by brick," Ms. Dungey said.
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Brick by brick, President Trump is trying to tear down what Mr. Obama built.
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When you work on yourself even if it's brick by brick, it ads up.
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Last month, artist Sarah Sandman staged BRICK x BRICK, a performance art project in which women form "human walls" while wearing brick-patterned jumpsuits in protest of Trump's misogyny.
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He didn't seem particularly egotistic about his job because he built it brick by brick.
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No one is helping him rebuild, so he is doing it himself, brick by brick.
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"Donald Trump cannot literally go out and build it brick by brick himself" Teixeira said.
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Building retirement savings is like building a new home, brick by brick, dollar by dollar.
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You have to have a solid base and then you do it brick by brick.
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We first see a white wall, which a mouse begins taking apart brick by brick.
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You say, 'I'm going to lay this brick as perfectly as a brick can be laid.
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Instead of a yellow brick road, it was a taco brick road for me to follow.
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More from the CNN Freedom Project Like other brick kiln workers, she's paid by the brick.
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"Step by step, brick by brick, the edifice of India's legislature is being destroyed," he warned.
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The carriage house is a two-story brick building with extensive exposed brick and wood inside.
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And maybe the only way to destroy it is to dismantle those stories, brick by brick.
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Brick by brick, relationship by relationship, decision by decision, the edifices of resistance are being built.
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Faros has ruins on the hill across from the cove that I drew, brick by brick.
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"It's a very old brick wall, about 14 feet with three layers of brick," Kanaby said.
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I immediately tried to access an urgent medical review, but I hit brick wall after brick wall.
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The songs start brick by brick, so to speak, with no blueprint and become what they are.
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" Save $10 on LEGO Classic Large Creative Brick Box – say, "Alexa, order a Lego Classic Brick Box.
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Brick by brick, selfie by selfie, the Kardashians are returning to their total domination of pop culture.
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I don't look at it as if he's trying to replace Brick or trying to be Brick.
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You can copy structures and features, up to and including massive buildings, or build brick-by-brick.
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"We added faux brick so it looks like that exposed brick in New York apartments," he said.
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President Trump's wall is being built, brick by invisible brick, and his vision is becoming our reality.
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But we build the excuses back up, brick by brick, into cities and laws and Second Amendments.
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"It's a very old brick wall, about 14 feet with three layers of brick," he told CNN.
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"The studio formed around the idea of exploring new genres and gameplay styles with the Lego brick and brick building as the core mechanic," Light Brick creative director Karsten Lund tells The Verge.
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Construction – the actual process of putting brick on brick to build something – is still in the dark ages.
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Golden Brick is an affiliate of Golden Brick Capital, a private equity firm with headquarters in Hong Kong.
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At a snail's pace, brick by brick, with the scalding bright orange of pomegranate trees in full bloom.
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In other words, our two-tiered system of justice, hopefully, I pray, is being dismantled, brick by brick.
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But, "the brick became more than just brick," said Carlos J. Cardoso, a partner of Beyer Blinder Belle.
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"Brick by brick, I'd built an unstable house with Torrei, one that was doomed to collapse," Hart writes.
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According to the Brick Development Association (BDA), the typical life cycle of a clay brick is 150 years.
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Still others boast of newer pizzerias with status ovens that have been shipped brick by brick from Napoli.
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At the opposite end, down a leaf-strewn brick path, you'll find a four-story red brick structure.
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Scattered throughout are brick 1960s-era ranches and, of course, those townhouses, in stucco and beige-brick finishes.
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It had trebuchets that could smash down walls, which could be destroyed brick-by-brick—that was pretty cool.
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Located in Wildomar, California, Angelo's Brick Oven Pizzeria serves — you guessed it — brick-oven pizza and other Italian staples.
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The property has seven ponds, some with fountains and goldfish; a steel and brick pavilion; and broad brick patios.
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Brick by brick and stroke by stroke, Bresnik has built a top-230 player and potential French Open champion.
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The red-brick facade reminded me of how few brick buildings there are in Los Angeles because of earthquakes.
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When a Lego genius known for stop-motion brick films gets engaged, an all-brick love story is in order.
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Eventually, scientists like Scott want to turn atoms into Legos: to assemble them, brick by brick, into brand new materials.
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Built in the early 20th century, it was handmade brick by brick and has become an icon of Dutch design.
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And I built this, brick by brick, furnishing by furnishing, to be a cozy getaway from the velocity of life.
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Now, having seen the brick destroy my first child, I must deliver the knowledge of the brick to my second.
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It was as if Halep were playing not only on crushed red brick, but also against a red brick wall.
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Over the years, almost without noticing, I had become less available, less accessible, walling off my heart brick by brick.
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Brick by brick, our school was built by people who worked out of fear of either the lash or sale.
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"Brick by brick, I'd built an unstable house with Torrei, one that was doomed to collapse," Hart writes in his memoir.
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And markets could react by saying, 'The first brick is out of the wall, and now let's bet on another brick.
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Residential streets are lined with attached single- and two-family homes in wood frame or brick and squat brick apartment buildings.
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Kroger is buying meal kit company Home Chef as brick and online services continue moving to brick and mortar grocery stores.
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With lidar, you can see an apple or a brick on the road and know it's an apple or a brick.
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It's a brick-by-brick approach — ecotourism helps, and so do conservation groups, but there's also something the average person can do.
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Grind City has been built brick-by-brick through doing lots of small things to open the doors to much larger things.
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The more classes I teach, I'll probably use my students as guinea pigs and start to build upon it brick by brick.
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And Trump, using the very strange Zinke, is going after the sacred foundations of America's much-loved public lands, brick by brick.
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Silos and barns, brick store fronts and a red brick twelve grade school--I can see each in my mind's eye even now.
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Whether it's the Trashpresso or the final building architecture material, you have to actually put the brick - one brick at a time together.
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It's gut-wrenching to see them tear down their second home brick by brick, the business they helped nurture for two decades gone.
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Both the living and dining rooms have original fireplaces, numbered brick by brick when the house was moved to the property in 1999.
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What must it be like to anticipate your child's slow annihilation, the construction of his tomb, brick by brick, even as he lives?
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They need to build a case, brick-by-brick, against a president who has engaged in a multitude of deliberate, unethical, illegal acts.
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OnePlus phones also come with their own charging brick technology that keeps the heat that usually comes with charging in the brick itself.
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No one knows for sure who threw the first brick at the Stonewall Inn uprising, or even if a literal brick was thrown.
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To the right is a family room with a beamed ceiling, brick floors and a white-brick fireplace with a long timber mantel.
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But the hearings are less about big disclosures than about building the case, brick by brick, of why the president should be impeached.
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Amazon had the higher growth rate, but the bigger problem for most brick-and-mortar stores was other, larger brick-and-mortar stores.
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Also, many newly built houses here have brick or brick-and-wood structures, which you no longer see very often in urban China.
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"If there's any way to save it, if it has to be done brick by brick, then it has to happen," he said.
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" This book's title is taken from a different snatch of Lou-language, which begins: "You say to brick, 'What do you want, brick?
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Brick by brick he has built a two-roomed house for his family on land he cleared himself in Wakiso district, in central Uganda.
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The last time we checked in with YouTube's The Brick Wall, they had built a brick-sucking robo-vac out of Lego and Technic.
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Casual attendance and the belief that others will serve, give and share the Gospel are tearing down churches across our country brick by brick.
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Strong winds ripped the brick facade off one apartment building in Jackson, hurling chunks of brick on cars parked below, CNN affiliate WAPT reported.
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Some contaminated buildings in Salisbury may need to be taken down brick by brick and buried deep elsewhere to get rid of the danger.
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"Europe is a promise, is future, is something we all have to build, brick by brick and day by day," von der Leyen said.
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We talk a lot about the tech world growing up, but this is how it happened — brick by brick, one moment at a time.
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We opened for Extreme for a month and then we went out with Iggy Pop for a month on the Brick By Brick tour.
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It's easy to equate the job of a filmmaker to that of an architect, building a film from the ground up, brick by brick.
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Syeda Rizwana Hasan, chief executive of the Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association, said authorities should amend the Brick Production and Brick Kiln Building (Control) Act of 2013 to take into account the pollution, damage to agricultural land and other environmental threats caused by brick production.
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Often a game won't aim for a brick-by-brick recreation of a city, and will instead simply offer a feel for what it's like.
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DC's superheroes and supervillains are landing in the South Bank region, one brick at a time, for the "The Art of the Brick" contemporary show.
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When faced with a tricky single brick layer, the typical player will most likely skip over and try to find an easier brick to dislodge.
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India, which is the second-biggest brick producer in the world with output at nearly 250 billion bricks annually, has an estimated 200,000 brick kilns.
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According to the video's description, the creators used 3,300 photos to make the sequence, which shows the process of making a pizza brick-by-brick.
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Daniel Goldman, the attorney who has led much of the questioning for the Democrats, has built a strong case against the president, brick-by-brick.
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Most of his book builds a brick-by-brick case for this thesis, with chapters on education, campaign finance, democracy, workers, corporations and criminal justice.
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The similarities are particularly evident in the exterior of Mr. Vandenbussche's home, which features a white brick facade, its angular line extended by brick partitions.
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Paradise: BlackBerry was my first smartphone, and I remember it being so cool that I could get internet and Brick Breaker, like, RIP Brick Breaker.
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A rescue team took apart a California chimney brick-by-brick on Wednesday to rescue a 14-year-old girl who became trapped inside, reports say.
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"We'll run through this brick wall, and then Lord knows how many brick walls are going to be on the other side," another senior aide said.
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Now that the world outside has flourished in other ways, however, Apple has found it prudent to dismantle that wall, slowly and selectively, brick by brick.
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"Nearly all the workers in brick kilns fall under the category of bonded labor," said Sudhir Katiyar of the National Struggle Committee of Brick Kiln Workers.
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The city is a fanciful, often romantic hodgepodge of architectural influences that offers a brick-by-brick timeline of occupiers: Persians, Byzantines, Ottomans, Russians and Soviets.
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Colloquially, the sport most often refers to the object as a "challenge brick," because the most common objects are often soft, brick-sized pieces of foam.
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" And "it is much cheaper to put up a faux wall in front of the existing brick," he pointed out, than "knocking down the brick completely.
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When I was a little girl, the white Baptist church hired my father, who was a brick mason, to build a pretty brick building for them.
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The company has sold everything from Supreme-branded hammers, nunchucks, and kayaks to a Supreme brick (literally a red clay brick stamped with the Supreme logo).
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The bottom line: Warren and other progressive Democrats are intent on protecting brick-and-mortar retailers, but show no such affinity for brick-and-mortar banks.
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Each Plastiqube brick costs 303 - 6 rupees (about 8 cents) to make, while the average clay brick sells for about 10 rupees (14 cents), Banerjee says.
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When people think about company building, they often think about high-performing management teams and hard-charging founder-CEOs who are assembling the business brick by brick.
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By appealing to the justices' sense of fairness and presenting them with sympathetic male and female plaintiffs, Ms Ginsburg built America's gender equality standards brick by brick.
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Instead of programming through the central Move hub or brick, everything — from the instructions to the programming of the central brick, sensors, and motor — happens on the tablet.
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A limited edition brick from Supreme's fall / winter 2016 line — literally a brick that said "Supreme" on it — went for up to $1,000 on eBay at the time.
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The foundation aims to "build brick-by-brick every day, together with our donors, a different future for children and young people in Colombia," according to its website.
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" The Smithsons' project at Hunstanton, by contrast, "appears to be made of glass, brick, steel and concrete, and is in fact made of glass, brick, steel and concrete.
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Mixing the openness of a contemporary with traditional Southwestern design, the interior has brick floors, plastered and exposed adobe-brick walls, beamed ceilings and large picture windows throughout.
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" This, he said, would look like a brick, and "it doesn't make commercial sense to carry a small phone and big brick next to it to charge it.
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To the vape community, brick-and-mortar vape lounges operate are kind of like the brick-and-mortar bookstores to the literary world: more expensive, but very important.
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Even as she continued to cut, wash, dye and dry customers' hair, workers stacked brick after brick where the entrance had been until she had been closed inside.
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Because possibility, perhaps even more than accomplishment, is what we want from first books; it is the foundation from which a career begins its brick-by-brick rise.
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"It was a great show—I was glad to be in it—but I felt that my painting was like a brick, a stuffy little brick," she said.
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When you rebuild a franchise brick by brick like that, it means a little bit more because you have literally put your blood, sweat and tears into improving.
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I was able to catch the next performance, of the group Brick x Brick, whose members, costumed in suits designed in black and white brick face patterns with intermittent slogans such as "slob" and "bimbo" printed in color formed a silent line on the sidewalk outside the exhibition and workshop space.
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"There's a saying among criminal prosecutors: You build a wall brick by brick," Paul S. Ryan, vice president of policy and litigation at watchdog group Common Cause, told me.
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"There's a community that was built up over time, piece by piece, brick by brick, that today is very strong," he told the workshop for aspiring political communications professionals.
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Second, Toys R Us was largely a brick-and-mortar retailer, which could mean increased traffic at other brick-and-mortar stores that sell toys like Ollie's, Butler said.
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Beyond is a living room with original casement windows, crown molding and a gas-burning fireplace, followed by a sunroom with herringbone red-brick floors and white-brick walls.
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By connecting different colored blocks together—making up a base, sensor, flash, actuator, lens, and optical attachments like polarizers, or microscopes—you can create a colorful camera brick-by-brick.
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The Knicks are carefully constructing a new house, brick by brick, behind David Fizdale's militaristic obsession with conditioning, but their best and most unique player may miss the entire season.
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Built in 1981, the three-level brick house has sanded red-brick floors, floor-to-ceiling windows and a simple geometric design, which are all typical of Mr. Bienefeld's work.
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This house is a few miles from Franklin's downtown, a historic district lined with low-lying brick buildings, cobblestone streets and brick sidewalks, cozy bars and an Art Deco theater.
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" He added that he was "very aware" of struggling brick-and-mortar stores and did not want to create "an undue amount of competition for those brick-and-mortar stores.
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It is by far the largest sculpture Ms. Leigh has created; even among the sea of skyscrapers and industrial-era brick buildings near the High Line, "Brick House" stands out.
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EFFICIENT - BUT INCONVENIENT Niazi, of the brick kiln owner's association, said a 70-day closure would cause unemployment not only at brick kilns but in the coal and construction industries.
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Brick, New Jersey Union Beach, New Jersey Ocean Beach, New Jersey Seaside Park, New Jersey Seaside Park, New Jersey Bay Head, New Jersey Brick, New Jersey Wildwood, New Jersey Manasquan, New Jersey Union Beach, New Jersey Ocean Beach, New Jersey Brick, New Jersey The 2016 hurricane season is already a nasty one.
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"She immediately hit him with her hands and then got a brick and started hitting him in the head with the brick," Borjas said Wednesday near the scene of the attack.
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It's a much more fickle environment than the already distant-feeling era of Breaking Bad and Mad Men, when a show could assemble a reputation and audience slowly, brick-by-brick.
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The downside is that while it's faster than the brick that comes with your phone, it's still not quite the true quick charging speed that a USB-C brick should offer.
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In 2014 I stood in the parking lot of the Juarez city morgue, watching cops unload brick after brick of ditch weed from the covered bed of a pick up truck.
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"When Bricks Become Verses" literally translates a text to a series of 26 custom-made bricks, commissioned from the last operating brick factory in the region, now owned by Forterra Brick.
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" He declined to reveal the exact cost of this investment for LVMH to date other than to say that it was relatively "modest — a brick-by-brick, start-up style approach.
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The Build-On Brick Mug features toy brick-friendly surfaces that are compatible with Legos, MegaBloks, PixelBlocks, KRE-O, and K'Nex pieces so you can decorate your mug however you like.
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While she is usually able to find almost every necessary Lego piece between the company's Pick A Brick shop and Brick Owl, there are still product limitations in style and color.
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" [Laughs] The song samples "Another Brick In The Wall.
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" He also called Ivanka Trump "dumb as a brick.
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To help organize the assembly process, Master Builders rely on Lego's proprietary 3-D modeling software that lets them build, manipulate, and scrutinize intricate constructions brick-by-brick, or layer-by-layer.
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Already the Trump administration is trumpeting a drop in border apprehensions as a victory for the president's agenda — before a single brick (or transparent-but-still-impenetrable brick equivalent) has been laid.
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"Brick by brick, I have prepared an ambitious program, the only one in my eyes that can restore France's vitality," he told a smaller-than-expected crowd of supporters north of Paris.
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After deflating brick-and-mortar retail, it's become a brick-and-mortar retailer itself with its $13.7 billion acquisition of Whole Foods, its physical bookstores, and its foray into cashierless convenience stores.
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"We return to Gaza in order to conclude reconciliation and national unity and end the painful impacts of divisions and to rebuild Gaza brick by brick," said Hamdallah, who is an independent.
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They fall into three categories: earnest attempts to honor giants in the L.G.B.T.Q. movement ("Marsha P. Johnson threw the first brick at Stonewall"), tongue-in-cheek diva worship ("Madonna threw the first brick at Stonewall") and satirical takedowns of straight celebrities who overplay their hand trying to be queer allies ("Nick Jonas threw the first brick at Stonewall").
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"You could then build a microfluidic system similarly to how you would build a LEGO castle — brick by brick," said lead author Crystal Owens, a graduate student in MIT's Department of Mechanical Engineering.
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"Driftloaf (Blue with Red Wire and Half Brick)" (2016) is a piece of bread that is painted bright blue mounted on a red wire that rises up from black plaster capping a brick.
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Are we not gonna have brick and mortar stores anymore?
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"Brick House is my jam!" she says with a laugh.
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I have exposed brick, which Lauren tells me is artsy.
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Another piece of brick hit Urban and he also fell.
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And I would be honored to be their brick maker.
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I just wish it wouldn't have been a brick wall.
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Rone02 The Heart of Noise Pt. 203 Brick England feat.
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It's good thing MSI slimmed down the power brick right?
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Well, it basically turns your iPhone into a brick. Why?
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The government built a brick school and a water cistern.
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But this doesn't mean the end of brick and mortar.
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Alaa opened the door of his modest brick veneer home.
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OK. Oh, OK. Well, it's kind of a gold brick.
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He's like, 'I'll be impressed if there's a brick under
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The brick used in the assault has not been recovered.
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It was like the front tire hit a brick wall.
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The power brick is enormous because it is 180 watts.
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But Robyn Gedrich, 23, of Brick, N.J., had other ideas.
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It's like a brick — throw it anywhere, it will survive.
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The prison yard is surrounded by daunting, gray brick buildings.
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"We do not 'brick' any consoles, ever," the representative said.
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The Lego brick celebrated its 60th anniversary over the weekend.
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Go deeper: The death of brick and mortar store prices
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Just a solid brick in your stomach that'll kill you.
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They put me in the "brick," whatever they call it.
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Police removed him from the brick schoolhouse around 2 p.m.
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Can you unravel the mystery of this brick wall photo?
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The days of brick and mortar bank hours are over.
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"I karate chop a brick like I'm Danielson," goes another.
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He was with Waka and Brick Squad and all that.
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The fire swallowed everything that wasn't steel, concrete or brick.
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By today's standards, the original iPhone was a primitive brick.
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Both the living room and an office have brick fireplaces.
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Would it-- you know, you sent me a brick instead.
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In short, he's a brick and mortar (and steel) nationalist.
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But below, to the east, is a long brick building.
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The cell phone was originally the size of a brick.
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Little Brick Lane, aseller on Etsy, makes it all possible.
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She says the impact felt like hitting a brick wall.
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Kristin Corry is a brick body kid who still daydreams.
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Then, in the Midtown area, Sakaya's awesome, and Black Brick.
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A brick or column of any shape can be made.
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"Robyn is the brick to my foundation," the singer explained.
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Sometimes life hits you in the head with a brick.
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Another outburst, and another brick on the wall was laid.
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Patterson climbed the brick stairs and opened the storm door.
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The interior is of brick and wood and warm colors.
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LJ cued up another composition, specifically inspired by Brick Lane.
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It's not like we're throwing him against a brick wall.
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The brick in the party wall had become like flour.
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A detached brick carriage house has room for two cars.
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About 219,219 students attend classes in its red brick buildings.
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The backpack contained "a large brick of narcotics," he said.
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The brick building, circa 21, was originally a soap factory.
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The building, constructed of plaster and brick, was not fireproof.
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"This is what Eliud Kipchoge seems to do," Brick said.
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It covers a brick building wall in East Los Angeles.
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The painting depicts a blackboard set within a brick wall.
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People buy brown and brick and terra cotta and orange.
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Nearby Montgomery boasts the World's Largest Brick Made of Bricks.
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"We started as brick and mortar people," says Candace Nelson.
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Mine were in cages, out behind the red brick garage.
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I found it brick hard, super dense, and cringingly sweet.
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Good example of profanity use: Stepping on a Lego brick.
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"It was like talking to a brick wall," he said.
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Built like a brick shithouse, as Dad would have said.
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A brick walkway leads up to the arched front door.
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The exterior is brick, and has a deep front porch.
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"Barocco" is masterly architecture: Every step is a building brick.
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A few shanty shacks are being replaced with brick walls.
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I found the red brick building and parked behind it.
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One of the victims was a Brick Squad member himself.
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They hang from the perches of brick buildings around downtown.
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Besides, brick doesn't really draw on walls; it only scratches.
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There is a lot of brick and stone in Belgium.
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But India's 140,000 brick kilns also have an environmental cost.
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All you get is a very expensive brick in space.
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There is a brick patio, shuffleboard court and swimming pool.
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Mr. Molina found a lovely brick house in Mount Vernon.
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Antique mirrors hang in clusters on walls of exposed brick.
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"Lego is keeping the brick front and center," he said.
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"I've run into a sort of brick wall," he said.
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Right, it's like the Motorola brick phones of the 1980s.
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EXPANDS INTO FLORIDA THROUGH ACQUISITION OF GHO HOMES * GREEN BRICK PARTNERS INC - TRANSACTION WILL BE IMMEDIATELY ACCRETIVE TO EARNINGS PER SHARE * GREEN BRICK PARTNERS INC - PURCHASED ALL OF ASSETS OF GHO HOMES AND AFFILIATES * GREEN BRICK PARTNERS INC - ACQUIRED 80% CONTROLLING OWNERSHIP OF GHO HOMES THROUGH INVESTMENT IN NEWLY FORMED ENTITY, GRBK GHO HOMES * GREEN BRICK PARTNERS INC - BILL HANDLER WILL CONTINUE SERVING AS PRESIDENT AND WILL BE A 20% PARTNER IN GRBK GHO HOMES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"Brick House," which may recall for many the famous Commodores' song ("Ow, she's a brick house/She's mighty-mighty, just lettin' it all hang out"), although according to Leigh this was not the source.
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Some courts have held that in the absence of a brick-and-mortar presence or a close connection or nexus with a brick-and-mortar entity, the ADA does not apply to a website.
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The Association for the Exchange Between Hiroshima Citizens and Cambodians was founded, and volunteers from Japan began building the Hiroshima House in Phnom Penh, brick by brick, from 1995 until its opening in 2007.
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But then the last brick falls, sliding just far enough for the previous brick to also fall perfectly into a place, starting a chain reaction that runs all the way back to the beginning.
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"We're building this campaign the right way, brick by brick from the grassroots up, and we're seeing the results of that strategy as we continue to build momentum," said Booker's campaign manager Addisu Demissie.
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Its six-story base would be clad in Flemish bond brick, chosen to harmonize with the Barrow Street townhouses, and the brick rear element would rise no higher than the six-story glass tower.
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"We're building this campaign the right way, brick by brick from the grassroots up, and we're seeing the results of that strategy as we continue to build momentum," Booker's campaign manager Addisu Demissie said.
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Incorporating text, movement, and sound, "Poor People's TV Room" is part of the grand narrative about politics, the body, and place that Okpokwasili is building, gesture by gesture, whisper by whisper, brick by brick.
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Today, it announced that the Carnegie Museum of Art received certification for its forthcoming Carnegie International, as a way to "approach the reform of large institutions brick by brick," according to a press release.
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The Blocking Regulatory Interference from Closing Kilns (BRICK) Act would push off compliance with the 2015 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule for brick and tile kilns until ongoing litigation from the industry is resolved.
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And while we have done our best to build a yellow brick road to our company, the yellow brick road that leads to top-tier tech actually has a metaphoric Emerald City at its end.
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It's an institution Stan Lee built, brick by brick, alongside the legendary Jack Kirby and a stable of brilliant artists, writers and editors, including Steve Ditko, Chris Claremont, Walt and Louise Simonson and Jim Shooter.
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MEJORADA DEL CAMPO Journal MEJORADA DEL CAMPO, Spain — In February, Justo Gallego dug his own grave, literally, in the crypt of the church he has been building here, brick by brick, since the early 1960s.
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Completing the efforts of the Think Tanks, the party through its well established brick by brick concept for building a solid foundation for the country, is a building a solid foundation of a new society.
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The suspect&aposs brick apartment building is virtually on its doorstep.
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Sitara was enslaved at the same brick kiln as her parents.
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The studio is on my left in a historic brick building.
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He spotted cop cars clustered around a brick and iron gate.
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Touch it the wrong way and the phone is a brick.
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On the outskirts, brick kilns and factories line the river banks.
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Now you laugh at it because it looks like a brick.
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The camera moves, revealing a brick wall in front of him.
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At Brick Lane Market, opt for New York-style chicken wings.
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"I really loved having my dark brick red hair," she admits.
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I don't feel like my head went through a brick wall.
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If no one knows what's next, you hit a brick wall.
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The company invoked a 1970s case called Illinois Brick Co. v.
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The state of Illinois sued a brick company for price-fixing.
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When they entered the brick home, officers found both women dead.
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Elaborate cornices, veranda's and woodwork adorn the two story brick exterior.
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A series of unremarkable brick buildings crowd the Culver City lot.
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Across Concord Avenue, the lot faces brick townhouses with bracketed cornices.
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The humble Lego brick is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
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It's a red brick building with an air of industrial ordinariness.
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Brick ETFs like XRT [were] actually down during that time period.
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LC: We're opening a brick and mortar store in the Palisades!
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Pebble Promises Not to Brick Its Watches Until 2018Pebble is dead.
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A four-story mausoleum of weathered red brick and eroded mortar.
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Someone even throws a brick into the window of their home.
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That means no lugging around a power brick or extra cords.
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It's a giant brick in comparison to the new iPad Air.
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Think of the Kangaroo as a brick-sized Chromebook for Windows.
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Does that brick, in fact, belong on that pile of rocks?
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The new iPad Pro also ships with a new charger brick.
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Don't live close to any of those brick and mortar shops?
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The window looked out to a brick wall in an alleyway.
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Advanced Micro Devices' hot streak hit a brick wall this week.
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What will companies to do with their brick and mortar stores?
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Subsidies for better housing have meant a boom in brick sales.
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Where "Another Brick" is aggressive, though, "Outsiders" is warm, almost cozy.
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You had a brick cell phone before a lot of people.
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Brick buildings surround the people, who are predominantly black and brown.
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There's also an alfresco dining area with a brick pizza oven.
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That being said, getting there was not a yellow brick road.
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There's the full scene, in all its tiny brick-filled glory.
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Behind that there's a brick building dotted with loading dock doors.
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"Brick, printing ice, mycotecture, they're not mutually exclusive," Rothschild told me.
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With its new brick and mortar bookstores, Amazon puts Amazon first.
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I hope we've knocked the first brick out of the wall.
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And when Aron's in, it's like running into a brick wall.
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The white brick in the center speeder is a placeholder piece.
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Fiddling around in root and bootloaders can and does brick phones.
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What's next in this story—just more brick and mortar failures?
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You've got ACME Brick, Shaw Carpet, Clayton Homes, Benjamin Moore Paint.
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"This is the life of a brick kiln worker," she says.
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Via LloydsPharmacy, McKesson has a lot of brick 'n' mortar stores.
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No matter what happens, that stands—like a proverbial brick shithouse.
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That is the same as throwing commodities at a brick wall.
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If we didn't do that, we ran into a brick wall.
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Brick and mortar retailers can also be creative in creating synergy.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, I didn't get any response from the brick.
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We added these beautiful fabric headboard walls to soften the brick.
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Floors are mostly brick, with some carpet and some poured concrete.
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A photo shows the brick with the partial word "diamant" visible.
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"That's Phyllis," she said, pointing to a one-story brick house.
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You'll just need to find a USB charging port or brick.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: A brick-filled safe fell on me.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The brick courtyard and walkways are edged by plantings.
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"Teaching them baseball, it hit me like a brick," Max says.
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The only thing standing (is) the brick chimney from the house.
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Jones then repeatedly hit Rodriguez's face with a brick, police said.
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BRICK AND MORTAR IS GOING TO BE HERE FOR GROCERY BUSINESS.
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Supreme's logo manages to even make a clay brick look cool.
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The patent for the original LEGO brick was filed on Jan.
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The agency could also permanently disable infected devices, or "brick" them.
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" One morning in class, Rifaat taught the word for "mud brick.
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One person is a brick to somewhere bigger, they told themselves.
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The mini-city includes a fountain, fake brick building, and benches.
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We're sitting in a cafe just off Brick Lane, east London.
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You wouldn't try to change a brick walls mind, would you?
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"We cannot just be stuck on brick and mortar," he said.
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The city, though, was determined to rebuild quickly, and in brick.
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The couple stood in front of the brick house holding hands.
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That second night, a brick flew through the dining room window.
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Mark Bittman's recipe for chicken under a brick is just terrific.
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The third wall is exposed brick and contains another working fireplace.
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"I touched the brick and I walked through it," he remembers.
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It's sort of like Dorothy going down the Yellow Brick Road.
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Age: 66 Occupation: Bookseller, Brick Row Book Shop What's your specialty?
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NEWARK — The Brick City Supper Club began with a simple idea.
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The room is rustic, with a brick wall and tile accents.
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Perhaps brick spoke and said it wanted to be an arch.
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I do two different shades of Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick highlighter.
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I got a script for Brick from a friend of mine.
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We have a splitting here in the brick and the plaster.
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I built it so that the water never touches the brick.
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The back area also has a brick terrace and iron fencing.
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The original facade was stripped off, replaced with light-colored brick.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The room — brick-floored, plaster-walled, empty — is simple.
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Before this, buildings were made from wood, mud brick, and reeds.
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Its central window faces an air shaft with a brick wall.
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The brick buildings still stood and could easily have been reopened.
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"I vowed I would never face another brick building," he said.
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"A piece of Nestle History," read the inscription on the brick.
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Local sign painters will paint movie "posters" onto the exposed brick.
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The chef's kitchen has hardwood floors, granite countertops and exposed brick.
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One of his signature pieces is a brick on a table.
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SIMONE LEIGH'S 'BRICK HOUSE' at the High Line (through September 123).
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All in all, we're just another brick in the wall. 27.
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A wall of French doors leads out to a brick terrace.
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A brick wall collapsed on his hands, causing permanent nerve damage.
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The house has 12-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, and exposed brick.
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"the Brick," one of the most popular cellphones in the world.
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You don't have to save the wood or save the brick.
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The title, "You Say to Brick," is one of his classics.
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It was like a huge brick house landed on my chest.
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The secret to Japanese comfort food is a homemade curry brick.
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Two-family brick buildings start at around $800,000, Ms. Alfano said.
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They work as a nationwide network of brick and mortar florists.
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Get the Build-On Brick Mug for 20% off See Details
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"I never won anything," Awkwafina said, clutching her brick-shaped award.
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"You will come up against a brick wall," she was told.
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Brick kilns and factories have also been shut down this week.
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That much, at least, Knives Out has in common with Brick.
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Tickets for "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" go on sale February 2.
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A brick planter box that holds shrubs sits alongside the sidewalk.
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If you want to know about brick walls, he's your man.
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Traditional Italian fare also includes fresh pasta and brick oven pizza.
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A red brick can represent democracy, or can represent a cake.
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She can turn a red carpet into the Yellow Brick Road.
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You're ready to build amazing products and run through brick walls.
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Behind the house is a brick courtyard, lily pond and gazebo.
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Then around midnight Thursday, water started pouring into the brick home.
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Outdoor space: The 2502-acre property has two outdoor brick patios.
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Constructed of plaster and brick in 1916, it was not fireproof.
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Boutique hotels spill well-heeled tourists onto the red brick sidewalks.
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Boutique hotels spill well-heeled tourists onto the red brick sidewalks.
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" He considered the sudden symphony "a small brick in nation building.
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Today, the brick and stone of the vaulted ceilings are crumbling.
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Ontario won't have any brick and mortar cannabis stores until April.
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It has brick walls, baby-blue banquettes and wrought iron accents.
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The brick property's got hardwood floors, washer, dryer, fridge and microwave.
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The gray brick complex includes living spaces, studios, labs, and galleries.
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Caroline: I also really liked that "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" sequence!
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"It's not even a yellow brick road," LaVar tells TMZ Sports.
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I find a small and scarcely inhabited brick of a spacecraft.
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" The twin centerpieces are "my auntie's building" and "brick body complex.
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"We've been hard at work, building brick-by-brick, to create state-of-the-art experiences that bring The Lego Movie to life," Rex Jackson, general manager of LEGOLAND Florida Resort, tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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"She was standing when he first hit her and then she fell down and he repeatedly was hitting her with the brick, hitting her with the brick," a neighbor who asked to remain anonymous told FOX13.
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Modeled after the brick-style soap bars GIs used during the Korean War, the Big Ass Brick of Soap is a whopping 10 ounces, which is about three times the size of an average soap bar.
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During these escapades, he becomes embroiled in a scheme to transplant an entire palace, brick by brick, from Tripoli into the Sahara, in hopes of selling it (or pieces of it) to the region's rich princes.
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President Trump and the Republican Party, failing to outright repeal the popular Affordable Care Act, are now engaged in a gradual, insidious campaign to dismantle the very foundation of the health care law brick by brick.
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Outdoor space: The 0.16-acre property includes a brick carriage house with an upper-level one-bedroom apartment renovated less than a decade ago, with hardwood floors, exposed brick, a gas fireplace and a modern kitchen.
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While I have more respect for Johnny Knoxville than I have for the troops, the castle of success the Paul brothers live in was built—painstakingly and brick-by-brick—by the boys of Dickhouse Films.
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Children in the kilns During the week that a CNN crew spent filming at brick factories outside of Phnom Penh, we saw children involved with various steps of the brick-making process, in every factory we visited.
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At the time, Amazon had planned on expanding its Amazon Go brick & mortar presence, so it's probably safe to say that acquiring a major grocery with 431 existing brick & mortar stores will help move this expansion along.
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The buyer consortium also includes the Golden Brick Silk Road (Shenzhen) Equity Investment Fund and its Yonglian Investment affiliate, and the takeover will result in a mobile Internet business combination of Opera, Kunlun, Qihoo and Golden Brick.
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The rows of brick houses around Skinker looked old and indestructible, but we saw the downside when we headed into the city — many brick houses were boarded up, others had collapsing roofs, smoke stains along the walls.
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The new case could be a means for the conservatives to begin dismantling the constitutional protections for abortion that the court has built, brick by contested brick, over decades of decisions that began with Roe v. Wade.
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The women were part of Brick x Brick, a project begun at the Women's March to form "human 'walls' against misogyny," and they remained in place under the sweltering sun for the next hour and a half.
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"They only write about gangsters who get caught," Brick once told me.
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Mr. Brick left college to work for The Corpus Christi Caller-Times.
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James Franco probably won't be going down that yellow brick road again.
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Thing is, Facebook's hit a brick wall when it comes to growth.
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A transcript, slightly annotated: Brick: [looking at his phone] Damn, they lost!
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Kinetic vertical farms decorate the neo-classical brick buildings that still stand.
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The trend is also helping brick-and-mortar retailers who are offline.
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The result is something that has a dense, refreshingly brick-like feel.
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Carson told stories of attempted stabbings, brick-hurling, rock-throwing and more.
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The plate-pizza felt like a brick when it reached my stomach.
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When I have a brick and mortar restaurant I'll write that shit.
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It launched new brick-and-mortar stores to ground its retail presence.
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So how can the traditional brick-and-mortar department stores keep up?
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Like those artists, Talmadge excels at inscribing loneliness into brick and mortar.
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The move to better connect the brick-and-mortar operation with Walmart.
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And you now get a USB-C port for the power brick.
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Other provinces have brick-and-mortar options, mainly located in major cities.
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A brick-and-mortar store based entirely on reviews is a gamble.
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They are made of brick, stone and mortar, which … must remain fixed.
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The ban applied to sales in brick-and-mortar stores and online.
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So the MetroCard is cool, but not as cool as a brick.
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The big brick against his head made him look like a bug.
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That would never happen with a brick-and-mortar bank or PayPal.
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Brick Yourself Custom Lego Figure Check out this gift for maximum cuteness.
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Not all of these gigs are in brick-and-mortar stores, however.
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He's trapped within a few inches of space between two brick walls.
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They will be available for purchase at eight brick and mortar locations.
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"They had not once stepped out of the brick kilns," he said.
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Brick-and-mortar retailers have suffered as consumers increasingly shop on Amazon.
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While the brick-and-mortar Walmart has been pushed to acquire Jet.
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Nearby, someone threw a brick at a police car, breaking the window.
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A very, very, very big brick of coke from a drug bust.
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It also has a smaller power brick for charging over USB-C.
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She thought maybe a brick hit his head, and he had amnesia.
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What's the value of a brick-and-mortar presence in today's market?
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Beyond the band are four faux-brick walls with Boring Company logos.
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If delivery disruptions persist, brick-and-mortar businesses and services could benefit.
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Connecting a cable on the go is fiddly enough, power brick manufacturers.
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It's bigger than any power brick for a laptop I've ever seen.
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Meanwhile, Fitz goes to visit Rowan about that 11-pound brick box.
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Video from the area showed collapsed brick homes and houses with cracks.
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Is this the beginning of the end for brick-and-mortar retailers?
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Owners employed stucco, adobe, stone, brick— whatever was handy—to attract guests.
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Sears and Brookstone, icons of brick and mortar retailing, are both bankrupt.
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Carmenaty tried to enter the expressway but collided with a brick wall.
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The town's grim brick buildings have recently been covered with colorful cladding.
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Some people had massive brick wireless phones, but that was it. Right.
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United Shoe and then, more famously, in 1977's Illinois Brick v.
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Earlier and crummy chargers could brick devices or even cause small fires.
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