I spent a certain amount of cash at Forbidden Planet Tower Records, the corner store on 9th & 1st, southeast corner, the corner store on 113th & 1st southwest corner the corner store on 7th & 1st, northwest corner, the candy shop on 1st between 7th & 8th with the Mr. Do!
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First came Bodega, the terribly named, and mostly misguidedstartup with its mission to bring the non-perishable necessities available at the corner store to the masses and "disrupt" the corner store.
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I ran to the corner store to get cigarette papers.
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He was only walking to the corner store or home.
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Step out of the train and find a corner store.
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Picking up a quart of milk at the corner store?
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And, the other guy selling liquor on the corner store.
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McDermott publishes "Winners Dream: Lessons from Corner Store to Corner Office".
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It's worth noting that baijiu isn't your regular corner store liquor.
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Daily interactions at the corner store are as friendly as always.
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And it has to be fitted to a new corner store.
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Maybe stole some cigarillos from the helpless owner of a corner store.
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Normally, I wouldn't even dream of wearing this to the corner store.
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We want this to replace the mom and pop corner store bodega.
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You are unlikely to find a new screen at the nearest corner store.
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Not so at Walmart, which paid corner store wages while making megachain profits.
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That's like using the stars to find directions to the nearest corner store.
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In many ways, "milk bar" is just another term for a corner store.
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But Mr. Nash looked over at the empty corner store across the street.
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Paul Taylor, 38, works as a cashier at an East Side corner store.
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This is true of so many foods including $0.99, corner-store potato chips.
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The tech giant announced its new venture — a corner store called Amazon Go — Monday.
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If all you have the time or funds for is your corner store, relax.
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Imagine if you're just some brother in the 'hood, walking to the corner store.
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We like to pair gallery vibes with those of the coolest corner store bodega.
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Down the block, an older woman stood at a corner store with a bag.
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Though cigarettes are available at any corner store, they are extraordinarily profitable to smuggle.
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I have to tow oxygen with me just to walk to the corner store.
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"Challenging the urban corner store is not and has never been our goal," McDonald wrote.
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We bought as many bags of chips from the corner store as we could afford.
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We weren't allowed to stray too far, but we could go to the corner store.
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So, he drinks, and he stumbles, and he buys tater tots at the corner store.
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But social media is erupting with outrage at the threat to the traditional corner store.
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The ordinary person can walk to the corner store, drive freely, and live without apprehension.
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For so many privileged New Yorkers, like James, Whole Foods is just the corner store.
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Mr. Washington said he was coming back from the corner store when he heard gunshots.
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Her parents owned a small corner store and had failed to pay their extortion demands.
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The suspect took refuge at a corner store, where someone inside reported him to authorities.
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The three of us walk to a nearby corner store for chasers and rolling papers.
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"Challenging the urban corner store is not and has never been our goal," he writes.
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The neatly tiled corner store is Ms. Meyer's first independent foray into the dining world.
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He found a business partner to finance the deal when a corner store became available.
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I started at Bus Stop Liquors, a corner store on the border of Bayview and Portola.
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Craig partied in the back of a corner store a few times and highly recommends it.
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They first stopped at a corner store to buy some beer and cigarettes before going home.
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"Inflatable" opens with a flashback to young Jimmy McGill helping out at his dad's corner store.
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First it was a corner store, and then, when rent went up, it became a restaurant.
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More often than not, a corner store sandwich becomes more appealing whenever I&aposm feeling hungry.
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Is it possible we'll see human milk become an ordinary product available at the corner store?
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What are greasy takeout and corner store coffee without the familiar squeak of a white styrofoam container?
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"I'm scared to go to the corner store," the teen told reporters, according to the Times Union.
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" In the elevator, Reva said, "Those guys at the corner store, do they look at you funny?
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Settle for grabbing two six-packs of beer from the corner store and relaxing in our backyard.
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After we gather the kids up, we stop by the corner store for a gallon of milk.
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The move came over objections from Juul, which is based there, as well as corner store owners.
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A corner store for the clean-eating generation, this Los Angeles transplant opened in SoHo in 2018.
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He wrote of both experiences in his book, Winners Dream: A Journey from Corner Store to Corner Office.
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That's more important than ever given Amazon just declared war on every supermarket and corner store in America.
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Towering spacecraft-tracking antennas from NASA's old space-shuttle program settled in next to an old corner store.
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Maimouna showed me what was left of her family home and the corner store she used to run.
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Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was brutally stabbed to death after being dragged out of a corner store last week.
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As of 2017, the Healthy Corner Store Initiative reported that 700 stores were actively participating in the program.
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Corner store guy: I haven't seen you in awhile…Me: Yeah, um, I got diagnosed with breast cancer.
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We couldn't walk down to the corner store, but we could drive ten minutes to the gas station.
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"In New York, we would go right to the corner store, to the bodega, and bet," Keys said.
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Even simple tasks, like a walk to the corner store, have left Ms. Fields suddenly and drastically immobilized.
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For Anthony Harris, 2000, walking to the corner store to buy a soda in his hometown, Compton, Calif.
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She's the creative genius behind this line that's well known in arty-girl circles called the Corner Store.
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Until then, we'll just keep on arguing about who has to make a run down to the corner store.
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Even our most low-brow friends have gradated from those little corner-store cans of The Club piña colada.
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By now every corner store, bodega, and gas station in the country has a counter stocked with fidget spinners.
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She doesn't let the youngest of their four children, 14 and 18, go to the corner store for chips.
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The man then dragged the child into a driveway behind the corner store, Walker said, The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
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When you're tripping balls, just a walk to the corner store can seem like a terrifying and mythical quest.
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If not, I just go to the corner store, and I get me a turkey bacon, egg and cheese.
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One day, it was taboo wrapped in decades of stigma, and now it is sold at the corner store.
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When basic retail options are scarce, any new development, even a corner store, can feel promising, Mr. Betts said.
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According to police, these men were inside the corner store at the same time as the man they targeted.
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It'll cost around $2 at your local corner store, and you won't need a pod or machine to pour it.
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However, they are now facing a major backlash for their appropriation of a cherished Latino community tradition, the corner store.
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I run to the corner store and buy a six-pack of Modelo and a six-pack of Blue Moon.
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Wine. The best use for a corner is, well, a corner store—anything people visit once a week or more.
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An example is the cashier-less corner store, like Amazon Go, where you grab your snacks and just walk out.
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I don't know about you, but if I can't buy beer at the corner store, I'll take my business elsewhere.
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All things that the batteries you may have purchased from the corner store to power your alarm clock might do.
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Just because Amazon can afford $15 an hour doesn't mean the small corner store with 50 workers, not 250,000, can.
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"There's definitely a market for the replacement of the corner store with those kinds of machines," he said on Wednesday.
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"Oh my GOD," they swear at the corner store when you're both hungover and you are grabbing any old soda.
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Kicks this buoyant might even get a certain writer outside for a run—or at least down to the corner store.
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To explore strange new worlds and go where no one has gone before, even if that's just to the corner store.
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Davis shared that when her sister Danielle was 8 years old, Danielle was assaulted in an aisle of a corner store.
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Do you have any sense of how these substances get from these facilities in China to the corner store in Brooklyn?
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At 13 or 14, I worked at a corner store called Helper Market right down the street from my mother's house.
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The stakes are higher than whether you will be able to find your favorite Belgian-style lambic at the corner store.
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He gives me a piece of baklava as a parting gift and tells me he works in a corner store nearby.
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In every window, around every corner ... in every dark alley or sun-filled park or dusty corner store ... something is happening.
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"I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," he said.
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You can always trust you'll be able to find the classic Oreo at any corner store and gas station in the country.
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Yesterday, Kendall Jenner popped into a bodega wearing as glamorous an outfit as any New York City corner store has ever seen.
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Where there used to be mats, chairs, and a corner store full of rice, sugar, and soap, there is nothing but ashes.
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I get ready to go to C.'s cousin's college graduation party, and we hit the corner store to grab some beer.
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It's an app-enabled vending machine with bougie products that aims to put your beloved, locally owned corner store out of business.
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About a month after I started chemo, I stopped by my neighborhood corner store for the first time in a long time.
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These were things that Black girls around the country saw in a random flea market or corner store and thought were fly.
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It would benefit from positioning itself not as a millennial's corner store, but as a more convenient form of buying basic goods.
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In betweenworking at her parent's neighborhood corner store, she spends her time recording songs with her group approximately five times a week.
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Crime Scene The corner store on Prince Street in SoHo was vacant and dark on Tuesday, with graffiti across the picture window.
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In London, she's done a felted corner store, a felted sex shop and an outlet selling felt versions of high-powered guns.
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Metin Elcivan, 41, who helps run a corner store in western Berlin's Schöneberg district, was certain that German voters would prove conservative.
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Or, as was the case in front of the corner store in late September, over an insult hurled on a busy intersection.
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Navigating that corner of the gallery made it feel as if I were squeezing into the stock room of a corner store.
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Their father could never believe Jimmy would do such a thing, but now in financial ruin, he had to sell his corner store.
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He works in a corner store, with a side hustle fraudulently picking up prescription drugs for his mother to cook down and sell.
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"I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," Sessions said last month.
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Victor and his pals were drinking beer at the corner store, wishing each other happy new year, when they thought they heard fireworks.
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There's already a mind-blowing amount of prophylactics readily available at your local corner store, but what's the difference between any of them?
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The large bay windows offer a great view of nearby Squirtles, while the corner store downstairs is a great place to get eggs.
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The next day when Graham and another officer approached Williams while he walked from a relative's home to a local corner store, everything changed.
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The character is a re-conceived and expanded version of the character of Doc, the owner of the corner store in which Tony works.
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The street entrance to one corner store has been bricked up; customers must climb three steps to place their order at a high window.
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Clicking through the photos, you'll see Rihanna posing in outfits that scream punk princess all while in a run-of-the-mill corner store.
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Complaints have been widespread among midsize businesses — not as small as a mom-and-pop corner store but smaller than a big-box chain.
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The next day when Graham and another officer approached Williams while he walked from a relative's home to a local corner store, everything changed.
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The intersection has the corner store, the barbershop, a drugstore, an old sports bar with a door and windows that had been boarded up.
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But under a new government proposal, it would be illegal for them to buy an energy drink like Red Bull at the corner store.
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A typical day brings a steady flow of customers who come for beer, snacks or just to banter in his St. Louis corner store.
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TARANTO, Italy — In his corner store next to Europe's largest steelworks, Giuseppe Musciacchio dragged his index finger across a shelf caked in gray dust.
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They could walk to school, play in the streets and stop in a corner store for a snack, all without parents hovering over them.
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A sign for a corner store, at North and Rose Streets, marks the spot of a drive-by shooting over drugs two summers ago.
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The killing of Trayvon Martin taught us that we're not sending our children to the corner store for some Skittles and a cold drink.
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He looked like the kind of boy who wanted to take you on a cute date to get a chocolate milk at the corner store.
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While Chuck was away at college, Jimmy was put to work in the corner store — and, according to Chuck, slowly pilfered over ten thousand dollars.
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If you think speaking to your fellow humans is the worst part about going to the local corner store, Amazon might just have a solution.
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Pictured is a local corner store in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, which was considered a food desert before a partnership with Whole Foods began in 2014.
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I felt bad, because I should have walked down to the corner store to get a lot of this stuff, and I just was busy.
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Rosemary, 25, who works for a charity in Nottingham, had been walking to a corner store on her lunch break when she was verbally harassed.
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He calls his father over, telling him that grifters know this corner store is the place to go if you want to scam the owner.
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In 2008, Meek was convicted on gun and drug charges after he was arrested for illegally carrying a gun while walking to a corner store.
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Sometimes thugs be hanging out in the parks at the corner store over there by 183rd and two doors down away from Carol City High.
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That's why we developed these five meals made entirely of some of our favorite snacks — items easily found at your neighborhood bodega or corner store.
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At Prospect Avenue and East 187th Street, Kenneth Kodua stood in a corner store, staring in disbelief at the plastic takeout bag in his hand.
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If this were a teenager robbing a corner store, the television and the internet would be blasting as many videos from surveillance cameras as possible.
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The Cape Cod-based Corner Store only offers the build your own burrito option for lunch and dinner, but does offer pre-made breakfast burritos.
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For example, I still haven't purchased a washer for the house because I'd rather spend $30 per month to have laundry done at the corner store.
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I walked out the back door of my maximum-security cellblock and into the exercise yard, an octagon no bigger than a corner-store parking lot.
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And he was more than happy to eat hard-boiled eggs and salmon onigiri rice balls from the corner store some days as a trade off.
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Before going over to D.'s place that morning for our final conversation, I stopped by the corner store to pick up two cups of coffee.
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Luis Gonzalez, who runs a corner store down the street from City Hall, noted that he lost around 30% of his usual profits in recent days.
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"I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," Sessions said in Richmond, Va., in March.
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It's very economic life depends on it; lacking that, there is no business, from the corner store to the resorts and cruise ships that can survive.
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These babies are 100% vegan and come with a durable rubber sole so you can run to the corner store for more snacks without lacing up.
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Not like Vermont or the Adirondacks in upstate New York, where it snows on and off all winter, barely registering a mention at the corner store.
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Valentina is a re-conceived and expanded version of the character of Doc, the owner of the corner store in which Tony (played by Ansel Elgort) works.
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Valentina is a re-conceived and expanded version of the character of Doc, the owner of the corner store in which Tony (played by Ansel Elgort) works.
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He describes their father as the "personification of good," a man who ran a corner store and barely made ends meet, but was beloved by his community.
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Available in Virginia at Chesapeake Chocolates in Reston, Eden's Natural Market in Gainesville, Locke Store in Millwood, Market Street Wineshop in Charlottesville, Sperryville Corner Store in Sperryville.
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There's a humble corner store bodega in East New York, Brooklyn, that is offering a lot more than Arizona Iced Tea, Jamaican beef patties, and loosie cigarettes.
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This all isn't the most intuitive, especially for someone who has never interacted with Ethereum and just wants to create a loyalty token for their corner store.
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At best, most of us are faced with a stale granola bar, a miniature plastic trough of miserable yogurt, or a greasy eggwich from the corner store.
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Often found in hulking 25-ounce cans near the back of your local corner store, these Four Loco clones pack a respectable eight percent alcohol by volume.
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The swill you buy at the diner or at the bodega (that's a corner store, if you don't live in New York) for a buck or two?
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She did almost all of her monthly shopping in one trip, so she wouldn't be tempted to run to the corner store for a bag of chips.
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The corner store, a deli then, was where Etan Patz, 6, is believed to have drawn his last breath in the basement one fateful morning that year.
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In one corner was a feature called the Corner Store: shelves of products, like laundry detergent and Listerine, that members could pay for using the WeLive app.
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Ray Davis, a fighter Ellis trained as a teenager, is in jail after ending up on his own when his father was shot at a corner store.
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In 2017, residents were discouraged when what appeared to be a new corner store on their block turned out to be part of a TV show set.
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"If I'm not mistaken this was the corner store where you could buy a 'certified pre-owned' firearm back in the day," a commenter noted last September.
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It would be great if you can go to your corner store and buy things that can help with the setup, like pre-cut onions, carrots, and celery.
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They had your hair in a hand-held ponytail while you threw up, and went to the corner store to get toilet paper when you had the shits.
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But it's not a problem at this corner store (or dairy, as they like to call it), located in Opotiki, a small town on New Zealand's North Island.
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Even as U.S shoppers are eyeing fresh foods, they continue to swoop up snacks in their corner store, in the airport or on their way to the office.
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A cheap Neapolitan sando from the corner store can taste just as delicious as an artisan version with fresh-baked cookies from the new creamery on the block.
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Despite the fact that we use the name interchangeably with the most bastardized corner-store sparkling white wines imaginable, Champagne is still the gift that keeps on giving.
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In recent remarks Sessions said, "I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," he said in March.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — The morning I began this review, my street was littered with used scratch-off lottery tickets from the local corner store.
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They marched past a "Stop the Violence" mural painted on a corner store, coming to a halt when they saw members of a rival gang, the Black Disciples.
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"I'm 67, my grandma used to give us money to get them from the tiny corner store – such a lovely memory you brought back to me!" one user wrote.
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From my own experience, a lot of guys find it very attractive," and "You should always make sure you look presentable, even just for going to the corner store.
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I do two loads ($229 total) but I'm stuck paying a $229 ATM fee at a corner store because I didn't plan ahead to get cash at my bank.
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She told me a brand I had never heard of called The Saem, and pointed me in the direction of their tiny corner store just a few blocks away.
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Now imagine if you could fulfill your basic corner store needs without ever leaving the comfort of your home or having the burden of interacting with a human being.
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Your corner store promises that the Greek salad is edible; disregard that all of its ingredients are strangely matte and that the feta looks like it was curb-stomped.
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"It could've been any of us walking down the street with our dog or walking around to the corner store," said Tammy Brooks, a resident told CNN affiliate WFLA.
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But the moment I realized this was not the dude for me became crystal-clear as we walked by his local corner store, his favorite pit stop for dinner.
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"The man at the corner store — we go in there and the kids know him, they'll purchase items," she said, describing one of the day care's organized neighborhood outings.
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On Thursday when Ms. Kearse went to a corner store that she frequents, a woman there who knew her singled her out and condemned her brother for his actions.
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From his porch in a working-class stretch of the Upper Ninth Ward, Kelby Reed, 31, gestured to the parking lot of a corner store a few doors down.
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On walks home from the train, or to the corner store to grab food, I loved putting on my headphones and moving through the Dumb Fun space as I walked.
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Last year, we reported that a corner store in New York City sold Plan B through Seamless, but if you're not living in Manhattan that information is kind of useless.
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CINCINNATI — On the day he almost died, John Hatmaker bought a packet of Oreos and some ruby-red Swedish Fish at the corner store for his 22012-year-old son.
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Without access to a car, he does much of his shopping at the 10 Brothers Food Mart, a corner store that stocks mostly packaged food and sells no fresh produce.
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Now he intends to refurbish the old corner store and to turn its attached home into an official community center; the garden now incorporates five lots, including a fruit orchard.
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La La Anthony says meeting with the family of Lesandro Guzman-Feliz (the boy dragged out of a corner store and murdered) was "super emotional" -- but now she wants justice.
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So even if that auto or air-conditioning plant worker's job does come back from an overseas factory, he may find his new paycheck doesn't go further than the corner store.
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It's the 3.3-inch device you carry around when you don't have space for a phone that's double the size — be it the gym or a trip to the corner store.
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Meanwhile, prices at the local corner store and the gas pump continue to creep up, as does the sense that the life he's living is unsustainable and unlikely to get better.
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But if you do, you may have recently been dragged to a toy store, 7-Eleven, gas station, or just about any corner store, to purchase this latest must-have gadget.
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They were a handball special; after handball you'd go in the corner store and they were like twenty-five cents—or free, if you just take one and walk on out.
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Especially outside of cities, where there is literally nowhere else to go except the corner store, and only so many people can stand outside one of them at any given time.
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Ms. Claypoole said that because of Mr. Hamel, she and her boyfriend skip random jaunts to the corner store for a forgotten item, and forgo all but the most important outings.
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Ms. Claypoole said that because of Mr. Hamel, she and her boyfriend skip random jaunts to the corner store for a forgotten item, and forgo all but the most important outings.
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"When legalization happens, people will be able to get their weed at the 'dépanneur,' " said a woman who goes by the name Betty Cracker, using a Québécois term for corner store.
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I wouldn't wear them to work, but if I need to run to the corner store, take out the trash, or do some quick chores in my apartment building, they're fine.
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The cost of that can of beer that I buy at the corner store, made in the USA with Quebec aluminum, could very well go up with your 10 percent tariff.
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The actress will be playing Valentina, a re-conceived and expanded version of the character of Doc, the owner of the corner store in which Tony (played by Ansel Elgort) works.
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We're practically customers of Habib's corner store on 77th, and can smell the grease in Sonny's chicken shack, both staple mom-and-pop stores spread across disenfranchised neighborhoods throughout the country.
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I realize that I don't have enough quarters to dry the laundry, so I take my only cash ($1, lol) and go to a corner store to change it out for quarters.
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Last summer, I found myself hovering, mid-double tap, over a photo posted by The Corner Store, the cult LA-based vintage Instagram seller run by stylist and makeup artist Stacey Nishimoto.
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So go ahead a turn it on, and sleep a little easier knowing your cutting-edge ride is protected by a technology more associated with your corner-store ATM than the future.
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"It's only been recently that I can admit that I would jump in trash bins looking for food and I would steal from the corner store because I was hungry," she said.
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These days, you can pick up your stash with a jaunt to the corner store, as easily as you would a bottle of wine, with police officers cheerily waving goodbye upon exit.
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Check out more videos from VICE: I'm not saying drugs like cocaine, heroin and meth should all be available to buy at the corner store so long as they have a label.
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According to research, It's going to actually give them a great chance of addiction Of course, not everyone agrees that teenagers shouldn't be allowed to purchase cigarettes from their neighborhood corner store.
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Think about how long it takes for a debit transaction to be approved at the corner store—it might feel like forever, but on bad days bitcoin can be much, much worse.
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I've found that chatting with the owner of my corner store or other local establishment gives my days a light, communal routine, similar to what I would get in an office environment.
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When my Grandma Lee was still alive and we visited them in their apartment in White Plains, he would take me down to the corner store and buy me Juicy Fruit gum.
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Then get a picnic lunch for the road at Roxie's Deli & BBQ, an East Sacramento corner store with a retro feel and sandwiches that will feed two adults for less than $10.
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They plant the seed in an otherwise confounding flashback opener, in which Jimmy breaks into the ruins of his parents' corner store with his old con-artist wingman, Marco Pasternak (Mel Rodriguez).
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Businesses that sell those products have a legal duty to verify the age of their customers, whether it's online or at the corner store, so they don't sell alcohol and cigarettes to children.
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Joel Rodriguez, Rodriguez Grocery and Deli Rodriguez was a little more hesitant about the concept, noting that a lot of young people might prefer the convenience of a machine over the corner store.
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The ATM in the hotel lobby or the corner store may be more convenient, but these ATMs are most vulnerable to recent scams involving card readers that scammers install on these public ATMs.
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Police said Pablo Hernandez, a former stock boy at a corner store in Etan's neighborhood, confessed to choking him, putting him in a plastic bag and throwing his body in a nearby dumpster.
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You'll stare dead-eyed at walls, weep in the shower, feel your entire innards rearranging themselves and you slowly clomp to the corner store for a blue Gatorade and a pack of Reds.
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I have always thought about this on big snow days, when, by odd angles, a community is transformed, and we become just the small narrow path we can pick to the corner store.
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In an age rife with the sleek and the minimal, papier-mâché ("chewed paper" in French), has less-than-mythic associations: It is homey and sloppy, redolent of kindergarten and the corner store.
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According to Texas Lottery Commission spokesman Steve Helm, a Quick Pick ticket matching five of the six Powerball numbers drawn on October 27, 13, was purchased at a Valero Corner Store in College Station.
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The 86-year-old actress is reportedly set to play Valentina, "a reconceived and expanded version of the character of Doc, the owner of the corner store" in the eagerly awaited Steven Spielberg version.
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"She wants to continue having power — that's a sickness," said Sergio González Gutiérrez, 42, a taxi driver, who gathered with his family at a corner store in San José Oriental, Ms. Murillo's old neighborhood.
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Anyone can openly carry rifles in Texas without a permit, and a handgun license lets them put semi-automatics over their shoulders or pistols on their hips when they run to the corner store.
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"Historically, SAP's software was not known for being user friendly but instead for its somewhat clunky user interfaces," McDermott wrote in his 2014 memoir, Winners Dream: A Journey from Corner Store to Corner Office.
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"Most people asked for it in the mailbox, but older folks preferred it between the screen and the door," he wrote in his 2014 autobiography "Winners Dream, A Journey from Corner Store to Corner Office".
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While you can certainly turn to corner store corkscrews and Solo cups as accoutrements with your chosen bottle of spirits, accessories that double as stylish decor pieces take your guest offering into serious present zone.
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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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"My sister Danielle was 8 years old when she was on roller skates and went down to the corner store at 1 o'clock in the afternoon and was sexually assaulted in the aisles," said Davis.
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You see it most often on the shelves of your local Whole Foods or the "fancy" corner store that's just a little farther from your house, but you should be making it at home. Seriously.
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How it started The Philadelphia native, whose full name is Robert Rihmeek Williams, is now 30 and was first arrested when he was 18 for illegally carrying a gun while walking to a corner store.
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Autumn Edens marveled as a huge plume blocked the sun while she drove to her job as manager of the Corner Store in Guinda, a town of about 250 people just north of the fire.
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And while Amazon and FreshDirect may fill the hole when the corner store goes condo, there is no doubt it is getting harder in Manhattan to get many of the basics that make life livable.
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Katharine Trendacosta and Diane Kelly actually went through the week-long, very smelly-looking process of turning a piece of sheep's intestine into a usable condom: You think going to the corner store is inconvenient?
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She had decided that we would attempt recipe No. 20 in her edition of "Georgian Cuisine and Tried Housekeeping Notes," mostly because she already had the ingredients or could buy them at the corner store.
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For someone who grew up on these streets, there is still the echo of a former corner store, a friend's house, a high school, a whole neighborhood, hardly less real for being stripped from view.
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So then, here are some other ideas for accent immigration: Buchanan: I don't make bread or pasta at home because I'm lazy and because good versions of both are readily available at the corner store.
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Illustration: Sam Woolley (Gizmodo)At the peak of summer, when just walking to and from the corner store necessitates a shower and a change of clothes, air-conditioning can seem almost too good to be true.
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That would allow it to compete with chains like CVS and Walmart, and in order to do so, it would need to fix a range of sizes, from the smaller corner store to the larger supermarkets.
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If you believe Drake, the women in his life sue him, sell his secrets, prey on him, sneak out in his car for trips to the corner store, and ruin his trips to the Cheesecake Factory.
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Earlier this month, Sessions said he rejects "the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," and that he thinks weed is only "slightly less awful" than heroin.
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He spends his time eating corner store sushi (occasionally switching it up with a burrito), watching Law & Order: SVU alone, and apologizing to his therapist for "not bringing more to the table" during their weekly sessions.
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T. takes C. outside and buys me a bag of Swedish Fish at the corner store ($303), which I happily and slightly tipsily eat in bed while we play 30 Rock roulette and watch random episodes.
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"I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," Mr. Sessions, the attorney general, said recently, adding that marijuana was "only slightly less awful" than heroin.
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That account quoted an officer in New York's 73rd precinct as saying, "No D&D in the 7-3" upon buying coffee at a corner store—instead of the ostensibly mandatory Dunkin' he otherwise would have purchased.
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I've had time to taste fame but I definitely lean towards being the kind of actor where I'm happy to be able to walk down the street and go to the corner store and not get hassled.
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Rita Moreno, who won the Oscar for her performance in the 1961 film version, returns for the 2020 remake as a new version of the character Doc, the owner of the corner store in which Tony works.
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The possibility of having children was raised only to highlight how absurd that would be, such as when my roommate joked about having a mini me to send to the corner store to fetch us a 40.
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It's clear that Amazon's future lies in finding new and ever more creative ways to offer convenience, even when that convenience takes the shape of something familiar like a corner store, a local grocery, or a pharmacy.
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But because it's not tethered to you, and literally flies, it can do more, too, including snapping an aerial selfie and posting it directly to Instagram, or heading to the corner store to pick up some gum.
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Livia, which is a pseudonym I'm using at her request, told me she and her husband had made a living with a small corner store in Atlantida, Honduras, selling rice, beans, matches, soap, and other household sundries.
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But on the ground, in the cities, suburbs, and rural areas of the US, people like their corner store, their parking spot, the church potluck on Sunday afternoons, and the way the light looks in the evening.
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We started by tasting a single-origin coffee to determine which cheap machine was most acceptable to discerning coffee drinkers, then ran the panel a second time with preground Dunkin' Donuts house blend from the corner store.
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Sometimes it will also give me fatigue—an unpleasant symptom where you feel like you're completing the Twelve Labours of Hercules, but actually, you're just trying to make a cup of tea or go to the corner store.
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After the shooting, he said, he walked by the crime scene — dressed in the color he wore so often that most everyone in the neighborhood called him Blue — on his way to a corner store to buy cigarettes.
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But another natural application is smaller retailers, or even the average mom-and-pop or corner store, which can get people in and out faster and help drive more business to those locations based on just the convenience.
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"I think while they may talk about (that), that they may act as if they're having conversations, we have a corner store location for their supply," said Perdue, touting competitive and logistical advantages of the U.S. agricultural sector.
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We don't believe that because we don't like the guy on the corner store, what you sell in that store says something about you, and if you don't want to sell that other thing, you don't sell it.
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From the enormous trident-shaped columns that supported the World Trade Center towers to delicate crystal pendant earrings from a Casual Corner store in the shopping concourse, Hangar 260 contained symbols of destruction, despair, pathos, hope and resilience.
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Whether it was getting ice cream at a small corner store, or playing foosball in a common room, we retraced the familiar and experimented with the new to make the most of what little time we had left.
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Mr. Hernandez, who was an 18-year-old high school dropout working at a corner store in the SoHo neighborhood when Etan disappeared, was arrested in 2012 after his brother-in-law reported his suspicions to the authorities.
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The song describes SABA's experience going home on a bus in Chicago and lists exactly what he sees along the way — "funeral home, church, church, liquor store, corner store" -— taking the listener on a stroll through the impoverished streets.
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That's good: "Tie My Hands" is, after "Georgia… Bush," Lil Wayne's best Katrina song and Robin Thicke's most notable accomplishment as far as I'm concerned (even if his lines about working at the corner store ring a little hollow).
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Most of the afflicted in Irkutsk started that Saturday night in December just like Mr. Mukhamadeyev, trotting out to a local kiosk or small corner store to buy "boyaryshnik" — "hawthorn" in Russian, lending the product a false holistic air.
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San Francisco's "liquor stores"—also known as a "corner store" if it happens to fall on a corner, but never a "bodega," because this isn't New York—serve as social hubs within the city, omnipresent beacons of beer, snacks, and sundries.
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While Square remains best known for its offline payments solutions that grace virtually ever independent coffee shop and quirky corner store, the company has long offered APIs for taking online payments on the web and for working with its reader hardware.
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You know I started out in that corner store at 16 years old as a teenage entrepreneur and I worked for great companies like Xerox and worked my way up the ladder and dealt with very large organizations at scale.
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Rita Moreno, who won the Oscar for her performance in the 1961 film version, will return to the remake in the role of Valentina, a remade version of the character Doc, the owner of the corner store in which Tony works.
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Other Go locations, including the original Amazon Go store beneath Amazon's Seattle headquarters, also feature a selection of packaged grocery items and beer that make them more akin to an upscale version of a corner store or high-tech 7-Eleven.
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If you're chained to a desk and staring at a screen, it's nearly impossible to go for more than a few hours without making a trip to the kitchen, the corner store, or the food delivery app on your phone.
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If anywhere's a regular witness to the classic teenage rites of passage—getting into $10-for-a-single clubs with a fake European driving license and buying fake cocaine off that guy who hangs around near the corner store—it's here.
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After all, he came up with the idea for a convenience product delivery service when he, as the only one with a car, grew tired of being asked to take his college roommates, like Ilishayev, on late-night corner store runs.
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Mike: It has everything: Two ex-Google employees decided to launch a start-up focused on providing the items you'd normally find in a corner store — or bodega, as New Yorkers call them — but inside of a large, Ikea-like box.
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While it doesn't have day-to-day price stability, lacks regulation and isn't accepted at the corner store, the currency works across borders, can be programmed to track transactions in a more secure way and doesn't require a bank account.
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One of those was Maurice Scott, a 15-year-old whose face was memorialized on a mural that covers one side of a corner store where he was shot in the head by a bullet that wasn't meant for him.
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A lemon makes a cameo in his new music video for "Insanity," and when the subject comes up at our interview inside the Stones Throw recording studio, I practically begged him to walk to a corner store so he could show me.
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You might think that none of these things sound like they could possibly mimic the decadence of Doritos dust, but consider this: You can find out in less time than it takes to grab a bag of Cool Ranch from the corner store.
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Go deeper: The big picture: Tech wants to make running errands easier Chinese retail is winning the future Sears set to close 78 stores this year Amazon's Prime Day sales may have exceeded $4 billion China's AI-powered corner store goes global
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Working out of South Jakarta's busy shopping mall, Kurniawan, 37, struggled to cover the rent of his corner store and pay his employee as the rupiah sank to a 20-year low and prices of Hong Kong- and U.S.-made collectibles soared.
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We calculated all the wondrous things we could buy with two whole dollars at the milk bar, that once-ubiquitous staple of Australian life that is one part corner store, one part candy shop and sometimes a deli or news agent or neighborhood social club.
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And so if you begin to increase the minimum wage, you might actually really get Walmart workers a raise, but you might also hurt the corner store, and if you do that a bunch of different times, what you're doing is systematically advantaging larger employers.
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In the first episode, Bridgette interrogates her gynecologist about the state of her vagina, leaves her toddler alone while she runs to the corner store for junk food and tries to have sex with an ex-boyfriend while her son silently snoozes beside them.
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Diesner acknowledges that "behavior change is exceedingly difficult," so he prefers to focus on systemic changes, things like establishing a "corner store" model for repair-and-sharing shops, so that it is as quick and easy to fix something as it is to buy something new.
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Imagine if there were a machine in the lobby of your apartment building that could dispense the items normally sold at a corner store, rendering the traditional marketplace a thing of the past, and bringing us even closer to turning into those humans from WALL-E.
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"Every time you lose a corner store, every time you lose a restaurant, every time you lose a small clothing store, it detracts from the quality of life, as well as the job loss," said John McGrath, a professor of management at the University of Pittsburgh Johnstown.
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But it can also be a surprisingly helpful resource if you have a question about anything from someone's favorite go-to insult to our willingness to accept moldy cheese or, say, how you can keep a pair of chocolate-craving squirrels from stealing candy from your corner store.
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The company is also clearly readying for its plan to list coins well beyond its current limited offerings, a transformation that will see the platform evolve from its historical identity as a blue chip stock shop to something more akin to digital currency's attractive, well-lit corner store.
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As a kid, everybody like that is bigger than life to you, so I remember being in West Baltimore around Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, walking to the corner store and Miss Tony would walk in with a crazy hairstyle or a piece of track hanging off his hair.
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Apart from pushing the average urban individual who likely shops at their corner store even further away from human interaction, McDonald and Rajan fail to see how many communities would be harmed by Bodega's sleek gym-lobby machine business's appropriation and re-packaging of those communities' cultural capital.
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So I think it is likelier that Walmart — they have been increasing pay in recent years a bit, but using them as a stylized example — Walmart has space to pay its workers more, in a way that my corner store cannot or may not, I don't know for sure.
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If you've ever stared at the mind-numbing (and ever-growing) selection of craft beers among the aisles of your grocery or corner store, you've surely noticed the prevalence of images of scantily clad women wrapped around bottles and the lame wordplay that inevitably goes along with them.
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It's no surprise that my city kid, now 403, who walks alone to the corner store, takes public transportation with her friends, carpools to school and has parents fortunate enough to both have 15-minute BART commutes, should be an advocate for the streets she interacts with so regularly.
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If you're a living human being in the United States who has ever had a dollar in your pocket, you've probably been in a bodega — or, depending on where you live, maybe you call it a corner store, convenience store, deli, packie (short for "package store"), or party store.
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The frustration at these constraints rings clear through the contrast between the childlike form and the adult content: A windowsill, some sweet décor, The flowers getting watered; Downstairs around the corner store The boys are getting blotto; Meanwhile the neighbors down two doors Are beating up their daughter.
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In this sprawling, chromatically saturated landscape of sculptures and assemblages, early-American furniture and cheap and cheerful finds from the corner store present competing definitions of "Americana," and fall somewhere on a continuum between the relentlessly upbeat materialism of Jeff Koons and the moodier, mass-cultural immersion of Mike Kelley.
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We'd return to the same corner store, Frady's One Stop, again and again — eating our way through its menu of impossibly affordable foot-long po boys, muffulettas and "Grumpy Old Man" budget breakfasts (beautifully scrambled eggs, butter-doused grits, toast and sausage for $5.50) at the playground across the street.
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The over-convenience store Like a 7-Eleven crossed with a driverless tractor-trailer, the Moby Mart is an autonomous mobile supermarket that eliminates the late-night tradition of making a run to the corner store for junk food — instead, the store comes to you, thanks to an Uber-like mobile app.
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Tovar's only goal is to replicate the nostalgic flavors of the lonches he grew up eating as a kid in Jalisco from his abarroteria corner store as accurate as possible, and to share that strong bond with other people who yearn for a taste of home in the form of good, crusty bread.
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Self's body of work, called "Street Scenes," is a series of eight paintings with trompe l'oeil brick walls that coalesce to form one scene — a narrative continuation of "Bodega Run," currently up at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, her garishly lit installation of sculptural paintings depicting women in a neighborhood corner store.
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In fact, they are marvelously, toe-tappingly celebratory, and they come the closest that this show ever does to the great idea that being alive in this world, as we casually contemplate each other flouncing around in the local corner store, might be pleasurable and neighborly and more than a tad sexy.
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So the upshot was that while the authorities claimed a scalp in their very public war against psychoactive drugs being so freely available in a corner store, the sale of the bulk of Blackburn's legal highs—especially to the most problematic users—was transferred into the hands of the local heroin and crack-selling gang.
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In some areas you might feel like it's a little dingy, but when you live there you're in your space and when you walk around the streets, or hang out in the parks or at the corner store, you feel like a part of the area—a part of the culture and the character.
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At about one o'clock on the morning of November 29, 5003, William Moore, a 50-year-old gas station operator, was driving to a corner store to pick up some milk when he spotted James Ford, a 50-year-old "local hustler" who sold clothes and other items out of the trunk of his Cadillac.
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I haven't been able to recapture the bliss of those two weeks; usually my smoke-free days leave me irritable and unable to think, like I left my watch at home but instead of my watch it's the part of my brain that makes me feel normal and instead of home it's the corner store.
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Even the two chronically grouchy men outside a corner store in the East Village have uncrossed their arms and are smiling at the stream of sun-drunk pedestrians walking by—including Krewella bandmates and sisters Jahan and Yasmine Yousaf, both dressed in body-hugging, all-black outfits from a recent shopping trip to VFILES.
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Action might be known for his flair for the decadent, but when Mr. Wonderful made us a batch of tuna poke—the traditional Hawaiian dish of marinated fish—it was super balanced, meaty, and light, all at the same time, and as good as what he had at the island corner store that inspired it.
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Despite California's Consumer Privacy Protection Act the state's residents cannot be assured that the protections that apply when they deal with a business covered by the law will apply when they shop at their corner store, travel across the country or engage in online transactions with companies that are not subject to California's privacy law.
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To find out more about how Flynn's remained steadfast in pursuing her dreams, we partnered with VisitBritain to speak with her about what it's like being an entrepreneur and student at the same time, why she wanted to bring the classic bodega across the pond, and how a casual corner store can be a community hub.
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So, given the learned in-and-out mentality in which we often enter our go-to corner store, strategically avoiding the makeup section when we go in for toilet paper, you can imagine our surprise to find that, hiding in the triggering beauty aisle, there's a creamy liquid highlighter that costs just under $5 — and it's better than some cult-favorite $40 formulas.
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The first allowance I remember receiving was given to me to soothe the pain of the allergy shots I required, starting around age 7, as a child in Maine.. There was the sharp flash of the needle's injection, and then, at the corner store near the doctor's office, my father would hand me a quarter, which I could use to buy comic books.
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And in your resource mapping the things that many people talk about — I have a camera, I have this or that — the fact that you happen to know that person who lives in the corner store who has that connection, whose uncle is something, is a unique advantage that you have that no one else probably has to that extent.
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Sulaimani wrote out the recipes for the chef, Huberto Cordoba, a restaurant veteran who grew up in Puebla, Mexico.) In a homage to their fathers' bodega, the New York corner-store staple of bacon, egg and cheese is smartly reconfigured — with turkey bacon, observing the Muslim injunction against pork — inside delicate samboosas (stuffed pastries), with all three ingredients present in each bite.
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How 'Gardening While Black' Almost Landed This Detroit Man in Jail For me, the biggest story this year was the numerous accounts of random 911 calls made on black Americans for doing everyday things, like barbecuing, swimming, sitting at Starbucks, golfing, eating at Subway, gardening, walking into their home, leaving a corner store or cashing a paycheck at a bank.
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So the Democrats believe that these guys basically helped manipulate the elections to an outcome they didn't like in '103, but I've always felt that actually the people that are really gonna go gangster on big tech, are these red state senators who have seen their few ad agencies, their corner store, their newspapers, their media companies, have really gotten hurt.
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Theo and Karl Albrecht took their mother's thrifty corner store, still standing in Essen, Germany, after World War II, and turned it into a low-cost supermarket chain that today spans over a dozen countries across Europe and the US.Aldi, short for Albrecht discount, has become such a stakeholder in Europe that other chains like it, including Walmart, have never been able to get a foothold.
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"I am so thrilled to be playing the iconic role of Maria alongside this amazing cast," said Zegler, who will star opposite Ansel Elgort as Tony, Ariana DeBose as Anita, David Alvarez as Bernardo, Josh Andrés Rivera as Chino and Rita Moreno (Anita in the 1961 film) as Valentina: a re-conceived and expanded version of the character of Doc, the owner of the corner store in which Tony works.
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Not like in the track meets at school when he was a boy, because his lungs were like wet clay, but still he put one foot in front of the other, hustling down the alley between his house and the one next door, to where the fence out back opened onto the dry streambed and the path through the weeds he sometimes used as a shortcut to the corner store.
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