They just keep saying, the crowds were bigger, the crowds were bigger, the crowds were bigger.
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"There were crowds and crowds of people all the time," Haq said.
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I get these crowds in areas that nobody's ever seen crowds before.
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Black Friday is one of the biggest shopping days of the year, and while media coverage of the event often focuses on sales and discounts, crowds — impatient crowds, desperate crowds, violent crowds — have always played a central role as well.
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The wisdom of crowds There is wisdom in the crowds that respond to Trump so positively.
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The most fatal form of attack was firearms used on crowds, followed by vehicles rammed into crowds.
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He attracted huge crowds, sometimes 50,85033 to 100,000 people, even drawing crowds in Europe when he visited.
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It clearly pleases some crowds, sure, but probably not the critical mass of crowds it needs to please.
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A crackdown that saw police fire into crowds from rooftops has only inflamed the anger of the crowds.
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And you can find examples of crowds being incredibly non-violent, not all crowds are violent and it's not even clear that crowds are more likely to be violent than people on their own.
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If you believe in the wisdom of crowds, or at least crowds of random college basketball fans, here it is.
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"The crowds are so lifelike, you just want to go up to take pictures of all the crowds," the narrator writes.
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It's not that all crowds behave in one way or another, but crowds tell you something about the cultures of groups.
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There are reports that fighter jets are circling closer and crowds, even if they are crowds of children, create a target.
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What it has is very large crowds, and Prime Minister Modi is going to make sure President Trump sees those crowds.
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As the crowds grew larger, CNN did not see the police force attempt to block the massive crowds in any way.
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There were crowds and there were Hollywood types; the crowds watched the Hollywood types walking from the theater to the parking lot.
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Big crowds please Trump Trump was offered an elaborate welcome in India that satisfied his appetite for large crowds and striking displays.
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Just think back to 2000, when former Vermont governor Howard Dean packed rallies with huge crowds or the frenzied crowds former Alaska Gov.
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He seems to feed off crowds, growing progressively louder and more animated as the crowds get larger and more engaged throughout the day.
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The images of crowds of angry white neighbors seem lifted from images of crowds during efforts to integrate public schools and other places.
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That is why the return of crowds is bringing with it something that had long been banished from British politics: the fear of crowds.
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Huge crowds of shoppers and tourists went to the city that Friday, and cops had to work long hours to cover the crowds and traffic.
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Trump is, fundamentally, correct that these crowds have been instigated and organized by liberal activists — just as the Tea Party crowds were organized by conservative ones.
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" Trump continued, "He'd stand up there before those crowds, and by the way, without any musical instruments, I had much bigger crowds than he was drawing.
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Somehow, crowds chanting "Mexico is going to pay for it!" has turned into his crowds cheering about paying for the wall, if only Democrats will let them.
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Then, he argued that Trump's Inauguration Day drew bigger crowds than President Barack Obama's — a claim that was easily disproved by looking at two pictures of the crowds.
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Anti-government protests in August, which drew crowds of around 100,000, ended in violence when the police clashed with protesters and used tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Black Friday attracts crowds, and crowds attract scammers, and that means you need to take extra care when shopping online over the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend.
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"The question is, Over time, will we see that there is a wisdom in the crowds or will we see that there is a madness in the crowds?"
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Boston officials prepared for the large crowds following the violence in Charlottesville, Va., last weekend, with hundreds of uniformed and undercover police officers working to manage growing crowds.
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A campaign official said those events have been drawing crowds of between 80 and 100 people, and that they expect the crowds to grow as word-of-mouth builds.
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Her movements were stiff, her promos wooden, and she's had this look of being overwhelmed at crowds which routinely equal or outstrip the UFC crowds she was used to.
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The mundane sights of tourists obscure the history of the camps, and scenes of crowds at ease today are a reminder that similar crowds were massacred there 70 years ago.
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"The fear of crowds flows from the idea that crowds are irrational and that they need to be controlled," said Clifford Stott, a social psychologist at Keele University in Britain.
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Angry crowds confront Republicans in Trump-era town halls Angry crowds confront Republicans in Trump-era town halls Congressional Republicans have faced angry protests during their first Trump-era town halls.
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Book the Knickerbocker Hotel starting at $250 per nightI don't typically associate Times Square with luxury — crowds, Broadway, Spiderman begging for photo tips, and more crowds come to mind more instead.
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" "White truck literally racing through crowds of all ages.
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" Raucous crowds at his rallies often chant "CNN sucks.
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Prepare for good cheer, special programming — and big crowds.
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Spicer's claims were undercut by timestamped aerial photos showing much sparser crowds on the Mall during Trump's inauguration than the crowds that gathered for Barack Obama's swearing-in as president in 2009.
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The latest fine example of the form is Kids, a "game of crowds" that "allows you to move with and against crowds until everyone is gone," as its Steam page puts it.
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"When I go speak in big crowds — we have tremendous crowds and so many people are holding up banners, you know, 'we love our first lady,' 'we love high heels,'" Trump said.
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A former aide to President Obama, who also drew big crowds during his first campaign for the White House, marveled at the size of Warren's crowds at this stage of the race.
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FACTOR IN TERRAIN AND CROWDS For beginners, Ms. Davidson said, a successful ski getaway means picking a resort with manageable terrain and minimal crowds, because packed slopes can be daunting for newcomers.
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When he feels inferior for whatever reason—perhaps because he's comparing his inauguration crowds to the Women's March crowds—that seems to spur some anxiety in him, and it might compel his tweeting.
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Offering up eclectic Jewish comfort food dishes with South African and Israeli touches, this chic café draws in crowds upon hungry crowds to both its downtown outposts for lunching, brunching, and dinnertime noshing.
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Top categories: Eighteen false claims were about the economy or trade; 232014 were about Trump's popularity, his crowds or others' crowds; 2344 were about immigration; eight were about former President Barack Obama's record.
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"Dale correa," or "give them a whipping," the crowds roared.
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Things they say in signage and how you signal crowds.
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The types of crowds that would come to see him.
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You battled the crowds traveling to and from your families.
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Oh well, congrats Harry and Meghan on your yuge crowds!
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"I like to talk to the crowds," he tells PEOPLE.
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That ended up being what the crowds usually voted for.
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The vote prompted chants from crowds packing the council chambers.
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It's also hard to count crowds if they are moving.
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I expect Saturday's march will bring worthy speeches, roaring crowds.
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Giant screens gave the crowds views of the last rites.
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Walkabout say there is seldom any problem with rowdy crowds.
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Police fired tear gas and beat back crowds with batons.
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On Christmas Day, the couple delighted the crowds outside church.
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Hope your holiday cheer remains larger than your tiny crowds.
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Even rallies in his backyard have struggled to draw crowds.
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He told Amanpour that the crowds do not dishearten him.
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Across Russia, crowds gathered to protest the country's upcoming election.
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For the moment, at least, her crowds like the idea.
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Toronto's a big city; lots of crowds to be around.
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And football crowds have long been a cesspit of intolerance.
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Does he get dizzy amid the crowds while he's campaigning?
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Crowds filled Congress Parkway in Chicago, shutting down traffic Tuesday.
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The pandas at Zoo Atlanta draw large crowds every year.
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It drew record crowds; no one under 16 was admitted.
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Crowds of fans gathered outside Windsor during Baby Sussex's debut.
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Canceled shows and other events only added to the crowds.
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Biden crowds also trend smaller than those of his rivals.
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Summer crowds enjoy the beach in Atlantic City circa 1905.
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Crowds of beachgoers walk the boardwalk in Atlantic City in1905.
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Here's hoping Rubi ignored the crowds and enjoyed the day.
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She's great in crowds and I shy away from them.
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Soldiers open fire to disperse crowds outside the MDC headquarters.
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Not so loved: The Hawaiian capital's high prices and crowds.
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"Anything can go wrong in the large crowds," she said.
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I followed him around a corner, away from the crowds.
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They should avoid crowds and corn, and practice tai chi.
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The crowds can even cause a kind of overtourism rage.
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Get ready for bigger airport crowds over Thanksgiving this year.
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The New York Times reported crowds forming early Monday morning.
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Big crowds turn out for the games on Friday night.
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Hundreds of them floated above the crowds in the marketplace.
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The crowds, the weather, the lines, the exorbitant ticket costs.
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A schedule was announced, so that crowds could greet him.
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That makes it a bit easier to deal with crowds.
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The crowds are still modest, but the excitement is not.
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Government "crowds out" private activity in such cases, hurting growth.
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Despite fears of another massacre, the crowds were still large.
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Apple's responding to the crazy crowds with hundreds of tweets.
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"It was so humbling to see the crowds," Jonathan continues.
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It has drawn big crowds to some of its rallies.
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Crowds departed and tents dismantled, it's the lull between moments.
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At recent events in New Hampshire the crowds were large.
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Police used tear gas to disperse crowds in some places.
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Trump often overestimates the sizes of crowds at his events.
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Spanish police wielded batons at crowds attempting to vote. Oct.
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MORE's 2009 inauguration with larger crowds at the National Mall.
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They draw enormous, boisterous crowds at their rallies and speeches.
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But we go to Wisconsin, and we had tremendous crowds.
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Crowds at Maglieri's venues witnessed legendary performances over several decades.
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"Support get out," the crowds chanted, referring to the RSF.
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There were large crowds of people going about their days.
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When he hit the campaign trail, the crowds quickly swelled.
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Crowds chant USA as she's reunited with her family. pic.twitter.
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The iPhone SE and iPad Pro tablets had huge crowds.
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Angry crowds also showed up at district events with Reps.
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Amid the crowds, there was a visible Israeli security presence.
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These two little royals know how to charm the crowds!
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We were having - on a few occasions, again massive crowds.
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It hardly matters; fashion in museums is catnip for crowds.
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But before the crowds dispersed, the president suffered another setback.
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As crowds grew, indignant bystanders stepped in to confront Klein.
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Judging from the crowds so far, the formula is working.
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The morning crowds had thinned and it was lunchtime now.
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So, he's sure the crowds will swell on May 19.
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In La Paz, crowds of protesters cheered the rebelling officers.
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"I'm nothing without you all," LeBron James said to crowds.
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Wait till the race clears out and the crowds disperse.
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Among the stars who've been spotted in the concert crowds?
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If they can't control the crowds what can they control?
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Nightclubs and festivals draw crowds, and people stay out late.
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A taxi whips to converging clusters of crowds in Shibuya.
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Crowds throng the surrounding pedestrianised streets, socialising long after sundown.
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"The crowds, that's part of the excitement," Ms. Taylor said.
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She is, as she admits, not a natural in crowds.
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One risk of such successes is that it attracts crowds.
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Where are the Black Lives Matter crowds on Fremont Blvd?
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Crowds waited outside stores well before opening time on Thursday.
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Times Square wasn't always home to large crowds of tourists.
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As the crowds suggest, Hell's Backbone Grill is now thriving.
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Then Argyle started winning again, and the game crowds increased.
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As experts dismissed his chances, his crowds grew in size.
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Still, the crowds didn't stop children from rushing into Disneyland.
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It also shows sometimes violent footage of crowds of migrants.
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Being in fundraising mode crowds out all other mental activity.
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Some dread the heaving crowds; others, the storm of traffic.
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Crowds of deprived residents had gathered to await the delivery.
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Politicians compare how magnificent their crowds are compared to others.
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Crowds massed to hear him by the tens of thousands.
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A truck plows through crowds celebrating Bastille Day in Nice.
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Will it continue to attract crowds in the weeks ahead?
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It's always a lot of people, a lot of crowds.
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The crowds appeared on edge and quick to lash out.
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And obviously we put in the crowds with digital effects.
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"You aren't seeing the same crowds out canvassing," Tribbett said.
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Trump swept into office with soaring crowds and big rallies.
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Soon enough, he will have much larger crowds around him.
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We were having — on a few occasions, again massive crowds.
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The crowds and energy showed him it was a movement.
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I love the diversity and the passion of the crowds.
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The crowds disperse and leave the three of us alone.
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"I think you'll still see crowds in airports," he said.
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Huge crowds sprinted through Central Park to catch a Vaporeon.
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We joined the crowds gravitating to the oceanfront every day.
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Instead, he equates talking to crowds of admirers with exercise.
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However, despite the suffocating crowds, the atmosphere still felt powerful.
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They'll be appearing in crowds that dwarf the inauguration festivities.
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SKIP THE CROWDS Avoid arriving and leaving with the masses.
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The teeming crowds have yet to materialize to travel east.
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The mosquitoes are mostly gone and so are the crowds.
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So why did the method of gauging with crowds fail?
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Jamarat has been a notorious choke point for hajj crowds.
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The benefit: Running downhill into cheering crowds off 59th street.
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Massive crowds wound their way down Broadway for several hours.
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And don't forget to drive into crowds in the streets.
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At rallies, he has encouraged crowds to rant at reporters.
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But like the rowdy crowds, there's simply no escaping it.
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There are bigger crowds and more screens, large and small.
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Avoid crowds and public establishments, stay home if possible, etc.
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Forest rangers have struggled to keep the growing crowds safe.
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But crowds are public health officials' worst nightmare right now.
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However, that didn't stop the excited crowds from flocking in.
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On the streets below, crowds chanted, whooped and banged drums.
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Want to visit Europe, while avoiding avoid all those crowds?
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Clergy members said they were expecting larger crowds than usual.
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She watched the crowds and saw others came back, too.
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But the police struggled to contain crowds blocking the trail.
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Do you find yourself swayed by the wisdom of crowds?
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They were equipped with suicide bombs and sent into crowds.
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Pros: Incredibly unspoiled natural beauty with no crowds in sight.
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Soon, McQueen became well known in the top fashion crowds.
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Above, crowds gathered when President Xi Jinping visited in 2140.
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Few in the crowds on Monday seemed concerned about security.
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Woods had always drawn huge crowds, but this was extraordinary.
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I see the crowds on the beaches, people having fun.
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Maybe the usual crowds were turned off by the drama.
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Or the ones about the size of his inaugural crowds.
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Hong Kong police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Crowds surging in panic as people run for their lives.
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He worried about commercial exploitation and railed against clueless crowds.
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He cited polls, outsourcing discernment and judgment to the crowds.
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This year's edition, which closed on Sunday, drew record crowds.
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Exhibitions of her work almost inevitably draw large, attentive crowds.
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Crowds of pedestrians gave way to steady flows of riders.
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Small, celebratory crowds gathered as the monuments were removed overnight.
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But then its mayor started to worry about the crowds.
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Mr. Patel still lures crowds to Ranchopatel when he can.
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"Bye bye, Raisi," the crowds chanted during the street gatherings.
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Friday's crowds were the largest seen in Gaza in years.
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Activists claim the announcement emboldened police response to the crowds.
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Lots of people are wearing masks and avoiding big crowds.
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Down through town, through the crowds, Henry Street, Grafton Street.
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Of course, what would New York City be without crowds?
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"I was tired of cars and crowds," Ms. Wiehl said.
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Gait analysis can help pick out suspicious people in crowds.
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They're never going to cover — they never show the crowds.
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The day of his funeral I didn't see the crowds.
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Despite its tardiness, Old Faithful draws crowds that rival Disneyland.
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He is holding concerts to show off his big crowds.
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"Lock her up!" the crowds still chant at his rallies.
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Footage shared online showed officers with batons clashing with crowds.
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Police used pepper spray several times to disperse rowdy crowds.
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Crowds have been a feature of Munich's Oktoberfest for centuries.
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And at other campaign events, Mr. Patrick drew small crowds.
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But the crowds on Thursday were larger and more aggressive.
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Crowds had started to swell outside certain bars and clubs.
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It's evident from the crowds Warren attracts around the country.
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Favorite food: Margherita pizza Dream collab: Bruce Springsteen Fear: Crowds.
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Now there are crowds on every screen and every feed.
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After the victory against Bnei Yehuda, the crowds melted away.
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Remember the controversy over Trump's inauguration crowds in January 2017?
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Just as important, the crowds at their rallies turned ugly.
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But that has not been enough to accommodate the crowds.
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Those extra steps are an effective deterrent to large crowds.
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After all, his campaign crowds were huge and wildly enthusiastic.
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Negotiating my way through the crowds, I began to sweat.
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To her surprise, crowds of soggy people filled the train.
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In Turkey, the protesting crowds turned out to be right.
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Nothing says your serious like fighting off Christmastime mall crowds.
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The crowds were spontaneous, making the protests difficult to control.
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Travel has always meant economy tickets, budget airlines, and crowds.
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Another good tip is simple but effective: Follow the crowds.
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Crowds set fire to tires and blocked thoroughfares with trees.
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Even organizers were surprised by how young the crowds were.
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Above, crowds at a train station where services were suspended.
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While Trump has talked admiringly about the crowds of Sen.
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He also zeroed in on the size of Biden's crowds.
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I go to the crowds and that's what they like.
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Crowds have been shown to make us want to escape.
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The crowds were huge and the sense of drama palpable.
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Drivers were forcing their way through the crowds, causing havoc.
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And the crowds have gotten more protective of their hero.
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas has drawn large crowds, and Sen.
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The US was successfully able to dispel the crowds Sunday.
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And we got all these amen corners, and we're playing to the crowds, so as long as these crowds are giving you these ooo's and these aaah's, you love it, and you embrace it.
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Nightly clashes between the police and stone-throwing crowds resulted in months of economic paralysis, scores of civilian deaths and hundreds of injuries from birdshot, which Indian troops in Kashmir fire to disperse crowds.
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To argue that they're on the verge of a breakthrough, they're pointing to atmospherics — the swelling crowds at Buttigieg's rallies, the new crowds and donors for Klobuchar, the tracking polls that appear on nightly news.
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And when the Sanders campaign announced it was holding rallies in Washington Square Park and Prospect Park the crowds were immense, surpassing the crowds Barack Obama drew when he passed through the city in 2007.
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Depending on your affinity for crowds, the Zachary might be a magnet or a repellent on game days, when crowds flock to the lobby bar and out onto the fire-lit terraces overlooking the stadium.
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Crowds sank 0.7% last year and 0.8% the year before that.
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TRENDING Raccoon reaches roof of Minnesota office building as crowds watch.
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Earlier he'd said there were "heavy crowds" following the fireworks display.
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For some shoppers, it was still important to avoid the crowds.
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This is one of the more subdued crowds on the floor.
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He drives crowds of older, working-class and rural followers wild.
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At one event, there is no stage and possibly big crowds.
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The president has now entered the room to big cheering crowds.
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It's why the crowds stretched down 43rd Street on Thursday night.
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These events are expected to draw large crowds and close roads.
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Those performances didn't come close to the crowds he's drawing now.
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Crowds give me anxiety, and the supermarket turns people into animals!
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Sandra Martin from TV show 'Gogglebox' joins crowds outside Windsor Castle.
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She's obviously got a talent for speaking to and inspiring crowds.
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Nearly five years after the shooting, her fear of crowds remains.
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Large crowds of island residents and visitors watch the ship's approach.
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Day One: July 18, 2016 Despite the crowds, things were calm.
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Crowds of mourners brought the state capital, Chennai, to a standstill.
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Biden does not attract the biggest or the most enthusiastic crowds.
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Big crowds gather, recording his every word on their mobile phones.
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This event drew large crowds, as well as the local community.
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Centered around wrestling bouts, they draw huge crowds — and national scouts.
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Crowds were riotous despite long lines and delays at security gates.
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Several are beefing up their staffs in anticipation of big crowds.
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They sent phalanxes of club-wielding officers charging into the crowds.
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Foolish financial crowds had better wise up to other danger zones.
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In 82.43, their championship season, the Dodgers averaged crowds of 282.4,215.
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Both men have been carried away by the madness of crowds.
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That didn't stop the crowds from feverishly dancing and accumulating outside.
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He has spoken to overflowing crowds in Las Vegas and Reno.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle greet the crowds in Cardiff pic.twitter.
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Braving the crowds at your local market is annoying, no doubt.
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"We did not expect the crowds that we saw," she said.
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After dipping overnight, the crowds once again picked up on Friday.
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Crowds flocked to the exhibit, staged in a decaying school building.
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But we don't think that will stop the crowds from gathering!
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"You guys are Serbs, right?" he asks crowds in Republika Srpska.
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Show off their skills to sold-out crowds around the country.
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Despite over 20,000 devotees participating in the procession, crowds were orderly.
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But there were also other deeds meant to convince the crowds.
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Photos and videos of the crowds circulated widely on social media.
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Crowds of supporters cheered, but also breathed a sigh of relief.
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In practice, he has been parading through stadiums before cheering crowds.
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He wants to stay in, avoid crowds, and binge watch movies.
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And you can see it in the crowds that showed up.
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But you aren't safe from the crowds in the air, either.
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Even during the tourism "shoulder season," Vinicunca's summit attracts huge crowds.
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The premium was on shock value, and his crowds loved it.
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Crowds of people gathered, waiting for news of missing family members.
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Both ladies were greeted to huge, cheering crowds on Christmas morning.
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They had been attracting crowds of customers since the early 1880s.
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A Reuters journalist saw tear gas being fired to disperse crowds.
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Clooney's brought in a nighttime bartender to help with the crowds.
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"It's Hamas' document," he told the Doha and Gaza crowds simultaneously.
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Hanging out beside world-famous monuments in crowds of thousands. Great.
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Yes, he is still mad about the inaugural crowds, isn't he?
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The crowds reportedly did damage totaling thousands of dollars on Saturday.
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One thing that may thin out the terminal crowds is cars.
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Protests and marches have attracted crowds in the hundreds of thousands.
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Big crowds will show up to get a glimpse of him.
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The early affairs were raucous events, drawing crowds of over 80,000.
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When asked how he felt about the crowds outside, he shrugged.
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There, and nearly everywhere Francis went, the crowds' response approached rapturous.
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I am amazed that I was never trampled in the crowds.
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Prices rise as resorts get a better sense of expected crowds.
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Crowds, loud noises, very bright lights—they almost hurt me physically.
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The pair strolled through the crowds, greeting demonstrators along the way.
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Huge crowds sitting out in Melbourne to watch the Aussie Stargazing.
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Do you feel weird having to play to majority white crowds?
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Recently, the event has started attracting crowds from outside the city.
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President Trump repeatedly emphasized the supposedly underreported size of his crowds.
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The crowds grew spontaneously, fueled by Facebook and groups of friends.
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Yet these simply create long queues and crowds of delayed passengers.
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Crowds in the UAE for Pakistan's Tests often number under 220.
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Best Time & Place To UnwindAnother way to beat the family crowds?
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Local news stations and Twitter users shared videos of the crowds.
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Today, crowds of shoppers push past stalls selling fruit and vegetables.
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"I was hurling myself into crowds, climbing the rafters," she said.
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Some crowds gave it standing ovations; others sang the national anthem.
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Crowds of people waited overnight for the sneakers, creating unsafe conditions.
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Despite all the jostling in the big crowds, everything seemed peaceful.
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But when Cara Delevingne comes to visit, the crowds melt away.
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These are not crowds that are likely to lie down together.
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And I've started getting this recently — like massive anxiety in crowds.
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But they eventually drifted off into separate crowds, Gorey's less wild.
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Beyonce or Katy Perry are better looking and drew bigger crowds.
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Images from the scene showed crowds surrounding piles of bloodied crocodiles.
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This is how his mind works: Crowds → pretty → unemployment → low. 17.
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So running a museum isn't a great business, despite the crowds.
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The military police were helping regular police to disperse the crowds.
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Crowds had gathered to celebrate Bastille Day, France's most popular holiday.
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" "Tremendous crowds of well wishers and people that love our Country.
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West is apprehensive about what might happen if big crowds arrive.
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Airfare and hotels were dirt cheap, and the crowds were minimal.
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"It was tremendous spirit and love," he said of the crowds.
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Police responded with tear gas to break up the crowds. 5.
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Anonymous flights, anonymous hotels: This man is always alone in crowds.
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Tremendous crowds of well wishers and people that love our Country.
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They held hands once again as they walked through the crowds.
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He complained about the humidity, the rain, the crowds, the heat.
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The third floor was filled with fun experiences and large crowds.
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The Brussels airport bombing targeted the crowds near check-in counters.
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Police fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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There were no official estimates of the size of the crowds.
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He would rather keep his crowds big and his polls bad.
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Riot officers flanked crowds while plainclothes officers moved among the demonstrators.
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It was fun, but I'm not very good with big crowds.
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It wasn't a political rally – the normal cause of such crowds.
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Today, the Brazilian crowds have come to kill saudades for tapioca.
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In Victory Day, the black-clad bikers streak through the crowds.
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"My kids really love crowds and visual entertainment," Ms. Geigenmiller said.
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Israeli forces fired tear gas and stun grenades to disperse crowds.
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Kelly panics in large crowds and can't listen to loud music.
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But I enjoy playing in front of big stages, big crowds.
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That seems to have limited the crowds at the Milan Cathedral.
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Since the festival started in 1991, the crowds have steadily increased.
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"We would recommend that there not be large crowds," he added.
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"I only know how to cook for big crowds," she said.
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The torch relay in Greece was cancelled to avoid drawing crowds.
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That's why it is important to avoid being in large crowds.
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Crowds gathered along the route of the motorcade bearing McCain's body.
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The millennials are distancing themselves from these crowds because they're horrified.
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The games drew announced crowds of 22020,270 and 503,250 people, respectively.
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But with the crowds expected, that may not be an option.
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But the Christmas crowds now make me think of something else.
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But don't go canceling Christmas because of the crowds just yet.
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Travelers described waiting for hours in thick crowds in the thousands.
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But organizers expect large crowds again on Friday, the Muslim sabbath.
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Campaigning in 2000, almost everywhere Clinton went, she drew enthusiastic crowds.
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Crowds lived for days atop the police station and the mosque.
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After shows, crowds of fans wait around just to say hi.
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The crowds & lines O'Hare are unacceptable & need to be addressed immediately.
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Molinari said last year's crowds were the largest he had seen.
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"Do you hear us?" crowds chanted in Amman, addressing the government.
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People jumped onto car roofs, and crowds filled the Champs-Élysées.
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They're working on a Plan B just without the large crowds.
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Big boisterous rallies with cheering crowds aren't conveying a helpful message.
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Members should avoid "mingling through large crowds of people," he added.
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He loves the adoration of the crowds who attend his rallies!
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Crowds jammed Bangkok's Khlong Toei Port to see the soldiers off.
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They favored weekends because the crowds were smaller and less stimulating.
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While it was still burning, crowds gathered at the museum gates.
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He engaged with the crowds easily enough, smiling and shaking hands.
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That fun was accompanied by crowds, fights and puddles of vomit.
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This photo, taken exactly one month later, shows those crowds gone.
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Crowds of civilians rushed to help firefighters put out the flames.
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Here the city thrummed, crowds thronged and general congestion spilled everywhere.
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They chase crowds of screaming children through the neighborhood after dark.
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The Bronx staircase featured in the "Joker" film is drawing crowds.
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It also draws big crowds at viewing parties, bars and restaurants.
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Despite his consistent national lead, Biden has failed to electrify crowds.
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He doesn't draw big crowds, and this weekend was no different.
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The crowds gathered outside Qassim's house chanted Shi'ite slogans, witnesses said.
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Crowds gather in Siena as horses are selected for the race.
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This reticence did little to dampen the bonhomie of the crowds.
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What might have happened as the crowds entered at the opening?
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But it wasn't his game play that rallied crowds on Friday.
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And Saturday they, along with anticipated crowds of supporters, will march.
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She tweeted about large crowds expected in Madrid and Barcelona. Madrid!
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He's out there with crowds, shaking hands — and everyone does this.
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The beach is known for its calm waters and few crowds.
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In recent days, he drew thousand-person crowds in Aurora, Colo.
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Maybe one of the principal players doesn't do well in crowds.
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Crowds of Iranians attend Soleimani's funeral ceremony in Tehran, Jan. 73.
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We like: Despite the crowds, I really enjoyed the overall vibe.
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He's been drawing big crowds of young people and all that.
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And it's also a time of crowds and inflated hotel rates.
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And it's not true that the media never mentions his crowds.
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There, they can express their island pride without politics or crowds.
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She's right that an overemphasis on testing crowds out actual learning.
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Bannon noticed that, when Trump spoke to crowds, people were electrified.
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Skyrocketing housing costs, pricey child care, the crowds and relentless traffic.
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The crowds at his inauguration were supposed to certify his popularity.
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In my personal life, I don't like to be with crowds.
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As expected, families made up 54 percent of opening weekend crowds.
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" But, he added mischievously, "I get bigger crowds than they do.
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You can also shop the sale online (and avoid the crowds).
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People forget that crowds gathered for "Apprentice" watch parties in bars.
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Everywhere she goes, she draws massive crowds to hear her speak.
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His crowds are ever hopeful for the next thrilling rude swerve.
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The park's sparse winter crowds heightened the otherworldliness of the trees.
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Overflow crowds and packed rallies in recent weeks have surprised commentators.
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Police fired rubber bullets in some areas to disperse the crowds.
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Of course, large crowds don't always promise big returns for retailers.
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The crowds in the city during those playoff runs was great.
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Clinton or soaring shots of his large crowds and broad boasts.
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Above, crowds pour into the streets during an informal Bomba concert.
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"I was in with a few different crowds," Ms. Williams said.
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Our crowds continue to grow, and our coalition continues to broaden.
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When Harris greets smaller crowds, the fiery hermeneutics are tamped down.
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They crossed under the border bridges to the cheers of crowds.
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Compare the crowds: 2009 inauguration at left, 2017 inauguration at right.
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And so exits Amazon, pursued by the angry crowds of Queens.
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Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds.
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He has drawn large, ardent crowds here, just outside Mexico City.
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Get there in the morning before the crowds reach fever pitch.
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Polygon started in 2013, drawing in crowds of about 80 people.
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Trump himself has incited crowds at his rallies against specific reporters.
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His crowds there will respond better, he'll feed off their confidence.
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But calling them "so-called angry crowds" paints them as insincere.
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He fears attracting crowds of Indians, angered at the prospect that he might be complaining about India (he worries that similar, perhaps even angrier, crowds would appear if he were seen speaking to an Indian woman).
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Fears of an attack on large crowds in cities or at big events rose after a Tunisian man killed 86 people by driving a truck through crowds gathered to watch Bastille Day fireworks in Nice, France.
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Angry crowds stormed into the courtyards of Mashhad's Imam Reza shrine and Qom's Fatima Masumeh shrine on Monday night, where crowds typically pray 24 hours a day, seven days a week, touching and kissing the shrine.
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But the herbivores can cause equal amounts of chaos by charging crowds.
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The street was lined with police as crowds danced to Latin music.
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The crowds below sang a birthday song to the King and Queen.
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Huge crowds waited through the night, but photographs showed they were orderly.
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And everything is packed with ancient architecture, narrow streets, and endless crowds.
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The media regularly show shots of the crowds at his rallies. 253.
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Crowds assembled outside court in Portland, Oregon, in support of the youth.
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Crowds across the country are now protesting conditions at all border facilities.
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His tight blend of power, flair, drive and charisma draws the crowds.
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Don't let holiday crowds at the airport bring out your inner Grinch.
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On Saturday, crowds descended outside Downing Street to demonstrate for Robinson's release.
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The largest crowds were at Google's main campus in Mountain View, Calif.
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The atmosphere is so great, the love, the crowds, the smaller gyms.
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Crowds jeered Prime Minister Manuel Valls at a remembrance ceremony on Monday.
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Not every GOP representative is facing the angry crowds at town halls.
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I'm used to polite Japanese crowds so maybe it's normal in America.
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Crowds gathered to watch the New Year Fireworks Celebrations in Trafalgar Square.
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Because they had big crowds, but they didn&apost have big votes.
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Events featuring Grumpy Cat were highly covered events that drew huge crowds.
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The promotion brought crowds of DoorDash delivery drivers to restaurants, disrupting business.
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Crowds took off when someone started using pepper spray on the protesters.
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Is there wisdom in crowds, or do the masses behave less responsibly?
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Online, tennis fans expressed frustration that the players weren't getting better crowds.
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Later, the video shows plumes of white smoke rising above the crowds.
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Huge crowds of people were walking, and yet it was so quiet.
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BECKY QUICK: What are you expecting with the crowds here this year?
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Addressing the crowds on Monday, Putin commemorated the heroism of Soviet troops.
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Trump also lauded his anticipated "big crowds in Manchester" in his tweet.
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In Minneapolis, crowds ranged in age from their 20s to their 20003s.
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They've been all over the state, and they've attracted big, enthusiastic crowds.
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Huge crowds have already started to converge on the capital of Brasilia.
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But watch out for subway stations, where big crowds tend to gather.
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Crowds gathered around the dramatic scene, as firefighters, paramedics, and soldiers responded.
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Crowds of people gather at an unspecified rally in the city's streets.
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After the speeches, handlers steered two of the machines into the crowds.
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Or she reaches out to get comforted by him in large crowds.
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Kids is an experience about crowds of people and how they coexist.
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It relies heavily on footage of her performing and facing cheering crowds.
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As crowds erupted, their "mass jumping" triggered about a magnitude 3 quake.
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View of the crowds at the beach in Atlantic City in 1904.
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Police fired dozens of rounds of tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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CES crowds can be tough — especially toward the end of the week.
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The crowds he managed to turn out to his rallies were enormous.
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Patmore knows a thing or two about preparing meals for picky crowds.
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The then newlyweds famously kissed (twice!) as the crowds cheered below them.
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"Crowds of hungry kids around," a message from a U.N. representative said.
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News outlets report that the distressed whale drew crowds all day Thursday.
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For his part, Trump is giving his crowds exactly what they want.
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Sometimes the crowds brought by the game may even approach mob level.
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Police used pepper spray, tear gas and batons to force crowds back.
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The bugs are typically associated with travelers and spread quickly through crowds.
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Sorry to Bother You electrified crowds at its Sundance premiere in January.
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This summer English teams entertained crowds everywhere from Houston to Hong Kong.
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During the primaries, Trump's massive crowds did, in fact, translate to votes.
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His wife, Kitty, looked at steadily growing crowds and sensed an upset.
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The camaraderie and the crowds and that arcade element were still around.
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Driven into the crowds, groups of young men began encircling young women.
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Streets or hospital wards or dance halls contained not crowds, but individuals.
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National cricket associations like T20 matches as they generally attract bigger crowds.
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Crowds screamed and chanted obscenities at the press pen with Trump's encouragement.
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Yet still the crowds calling for him to go continued to swell.
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All around Italy, in some 350 squares, other crowds were massing too.
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"I finally figured it out in New Hampshire," Kasich told the crowds.
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Within a short time, crowds began to show up on the weekends.
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At times police have fired canisters of tear gas into the crowds.
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Crowds gather in the streets as armed police attempt to maintain order.
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Huge crowds developed, with the line of people stretching through Kensington Gardens.
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Bad boys who ran with tough crowds, who cursed and were unpredictable.
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Huge shows—we've never played in front of that big of crowds.
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Jane has crowds and her father, Rex, wrapped around her bratty fingers.
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"I want to run at night, because of the crowds," he says.
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The crowds just keep getting bigger, and the protests get bigger too.
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Wherever rare Pokémon appeared, people would call out and crowds would gather.
|
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President Donald Trump, as we know, enjoys inflating the size of crowds.
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Larger crowds returned this year, prompted by Trump's ascension to the presidency.
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After all, what unites the New York GOP and Paul Ryan crowds?
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A group of flamenco dancers dressed in black performed for the crowds.
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The Republican National Convention saw highly divided crowds in Cleveland on Monday.
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One of them was shouting at the crowds as they walked passed.
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Clashes erupted when platoons of officers came in to disperse the crowds.
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Players filled the sidewalks, and crowds of trainers flooded parks and landmarks.
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Few said they would volunteer to escort women through crowds of protesters.
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But in large crowds I prefer they sit their a—s down.
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People were coming to see us and the crowds were getting bigger.
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Pushing through crowds to get backstage at concerts became a necessary activity.
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When the crowds were cheering for me, I felt really special joy.
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What the crowds get instead, though, is a fog of poison gas.
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When the crowds did not move fast enough, the police turned vicious.
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On the most popular climbs, crowds can swell to 10 deep roadside.
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As crowds surrounded pockets of rebel soldiers, the coup began to collapse.
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Donald Trump rouses his crowds by reverting to the controversial term "illegals".
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Crowds in Nice booed Mr Valls at a memorial service last week.
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Now, it's inundated in the late afternoon, when cruise-boat crowds arrive.
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For travelers, this means fewer long lines or crowds to contend with.
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Get ahead of the crowds and save on this Philips air fryer.
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A French street-theatre company entertained the crowds with giant puppet-figures.
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Similarly, Thrillist called Montenegro as beautiful as Croatia but without the crowds.
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The regional grocer's store openings have drawn large crowds in the past.
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Crowds walking through the installations at the lantern festival in Sydney, Australia.
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Tired of competing with the crowds (and prices) of Italy and France?
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"We heard the weeping, the cries, we saw the crowds," he said.
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Crowds that size make up barely half the capacity at Memorial Stadium.
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For hours, the crowds waited for potentially more flights with separated children.
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What I didn't find were crowds, lines, vendors — the trappings of tourism.
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Both the Trump and Sanders crowds feel a connection to their candidate.
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Business is fat, and the crowds have been warm — downright festive, even.
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One of President Trump's biggest crowds during the campaign was in Mobile.
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The president often boasts about the size of crowds at his rallies.
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He has now twice defended titles in Cardiff before similarly huge crowds.
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At lunchtime, the crowds massed around them can be several people deep.
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The National Guard responded with tear gas, charging the crowds on motorcycles.
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He's a gold medalist in playing to the crowds — all of them.
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De Blasio is used to small crowds outside of his home city.
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Target is also implementing a few strategies to potentially mitigate eager crowds.
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He's visited stadiums to whistle the national anthem for crowds of thousands.
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As you can imagine, there were huge crowds of people around everyone.
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Earlier this year, she addressed crowds at the March for Our Lives.
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Street into a "dining hot spot" for young, white, subsidized crowds while
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Jackson didn't like crowds much either, but he understood their political value.
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This spirit of folk art keeps Brooks out of the gallery crowds.
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He never seems to get tired, and his fiery play energizes crowds.
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In North Carolina, he claimed to draw bigger crowds than Beyoncé's concerts.
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Viewers are forced through the decorated birth canal, and it crowds quickly.
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Cape Kolka is strikingly beautiful and still untouched by crowds of tourists.
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I was used to dealing with crowds, but this was something else.
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If you didn't think table tennis had hostile crowds, you're not alone.
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In the following months, I felt anxious in crowds, especially in theaters.
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Sports crowds can come together to do some pretty deplorable things sometimes.
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The echoes of rushing crowds, a flickering light, a train zooming by.
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Instead, the defense suggested that Fields felt intimidated by the hostile crowds.
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" Before Cassidy even arrived (late), the crowds began chanting "Where is he?
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Protesters ran and threw stones as police tried to disperse the crowds.
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"Some of the events had massive crowds and massive atmosphere," Andrada said.
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Crowd Size: Reference to enthusiastic crowds comes up in every Presidential election.
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Through approximately mid-November, crowds are notably absent and savings are abundant.
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I would have thought as evening approached, the crowds would lessen somewhat.
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Both drew big crowds, but Trump, inevitably, insisted that his was bigger.
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It's a place to get away from Vegas crowds; at 7 p.m.
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Eventually, the world will get back to normal, and crowds will return.
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The coronavirus outbreak has many people canceling flights and avoiding large crowds.
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Follow the crowds to the cluster of night life spots along Bahnhofstrasse.
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"We would recommend that there not be large crowds," Dr. Fauci said.
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"Poor little Austin," she said, surveying the dwindling crowds on the streets.
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For those worried about the crowds, going during off hours can help.
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They were joined by crowds of protesters, who cried out their support.
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Women's gymnastics, even while weathering horrific scandals, has prospered and drawn crowds.
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About those crowds outside: It seems they were waiting for the burger.
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The two-story spa is a relaxing sanctuary away from the crowds.
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This includes staying home, avoiding crowds and refraining from touching other people.
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At 22014, I was already very famous—my band drew good crowds.
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Performances like this gin up what are sometimes sparse, relatively quiet crowds.
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Crowds gathered in cities across the United States and around the world.
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And do you think there's a difference between American and Canadian crowds?
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Eventually police deployed tear gas and smoke bombs to disperse the crowds.
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In Lake Elsinore, "Disneyland-size" crowds have created a public safety crisis.
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Here are six places in Europe that offer shelter from the crowds.
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Crowds, fed up with police harassment, gathered outside and clashed with officers.
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And there's an added bonus: the joy of being free from crowds.
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She was a star of Los Angeles's bohemian art and music crowds.
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But President Trump brought no idealism and found no rapturous crowds waiting.
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Museums can be crowded on Sundays, and I try to avoid crowds.
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For years, crowds at Shea Stadium were noticeably larger when Seaver pitched.
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In early April, large crowds began to gather outside the army headquarters.
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Yet the crowds that have clogged the streets of Algiers since Feb.
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I'm pretty sure this particular comedy club gets larger crowds at night.
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The camera is forced out of its distance, pulled into the crowds.
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Outside the GOP leadership, Trump's tariffs are playing differently with different crowds.
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It includes things like avoiding crowds and staying home when you're sick.
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"The crowds & lines O'Hare are unacceptable & need to be addressed immediately," Gov.
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Hackett and Phelps regularly raced in front of standing-room-only crowds.
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"Colombia, open your heart to God, let yourself reconcile," he told crowds.
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But just as quickly as the laughter fades, so do the crowds.
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"We would recommend that there not be large crowds," Fauci said Wednesday.
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Members of some crowds acknowledge that these conditions are less than ideal.
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But issues of poverty and environmental degradation don't necessarily draw big crowds.
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The Thunderbirds capped three hours of fancy flying that delighted the crowds.
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The closure comes after large crowds were seen last weekend following Gov.
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Kozaburo Akasaka, the Japanese men's wear designer, isn't chasing fashion week crowds.
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Again, the Times review was unenthusiastic, but the crowds have been raucous.
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Avoid: crowds, religious gatherings, weddings, elderly people and eating food from outside.
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Still, pro-referendum rallies have been drawing big crowds in recent days.
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I heard the crowds cheering, but there was no bobsled in sight.
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This was a way to ensure that crowds would not become overwhelming.
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Fifty miles east, collegiate crowds took to Panama City Beach in droves.
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The anxiety surrounding Defcon and its crowds is, of course, partly justified.
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Since the beach is public, expect a lot of tourists and crowds.
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The military's manpower could be helpful in managing large crowds, experts say.
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They roam the country basking in big crowds multiple times a day.
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"The crowds were so big, almost as big as tonight," he marveled.
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To Ms. Ashton, a National Park Service designation means crowds and cafeterias.
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It is yet another kind of feed, a bottleneck of onrushing crowds.
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Ambitious young architects and engineers wowed the crowds with new building types.
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Avoid weekends and cruise ship days when the crowds can get thick.
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Even with large crowds, polls show her falling behind with nonwhite voters.
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Even with large crowds, polls show Klobuchar falling behind with nonwhite voters.
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A new city every night, new crowds to deliver your material to.
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If forecasts show cloudy skies in Carbondale, the crowds may not come.
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The crowds swelled as the night went on but remained mostly peaceful.
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"Chasten and I have six-figure student debt," he tells campaign crowds.
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Hallstatt, Austria, is another place that has drawn crowds because of Instagram.
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But the huge crowds and neglect means the site is at risk.
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But I won't be a party to delusion that crowds > established polls.
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On Friday, the crowds were thinner, but nine more Palestinians were killed.
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The police are well aware of this and frequently disperse the crowds.
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The markers include crazy drivers, brightly dressed crowds and nervousness about hygiene.
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We live in Tokyo, a city of immense crowds and towering buildings.
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If it crowds out the glass, I can always get a refill.
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But Graham had built an infrastructure that could handle the larger crowds.
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Polls remained stagnant, and small, quiet crowds often tailed her in Iowa.
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But crowds have been converging on a single barn near Jackson Hole.
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Her crowds are steadily growing and her campaign is scrambling to expand.
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One video showed crowds trampling a large banner of Sisi in Damietta.
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There is, in our hyper-individualistic culture, a reflexive fear of crowds.
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She gets overwhelmed in situations with crowds and noises, or confusing moments.
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By 2012, the revival was underway, and crowds and revenue were growing.
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There were no large crowds to rally on the mostly empty campus.
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Its building was among the few designed with moving crowds in mind.
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"I think that tennis crowds in general are very respectful," he continued.
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It crowds out spending on schools, roads and other job-creating investments.
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Soldiers often fire tear gas and buckshot into the crowds of protesters.
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Crowds lit paper lanterns in front of the Ortakoy mosque in Istanbul.
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Few headliners generate the crowds — and the repeat business — that musicians do.
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To the contrary, his crowds are a regular subject of media attention.
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It is obviously false that the media never even mentions Trump's crowds.
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But there are different kinds of roars for different kinds of crowds.
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"This isn't about me, just because I'm running," Biden tells his crowds.
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The rally began with enthusiastic crowds gathered in a partially filled pen.
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Crowds rush to buy tickets for events they might never otherwise see.
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Crowds thronged behind safety barriers outside as hundreds of mourners filed in.
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The show-dogs excited predictable emotions in the crowds milling around them.
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Christmas festivities often draw large crowds that constitute a soft civilian target.
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Crowds gathered to view the singer lying in repose inside the museum.
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The transit authority ran extra trains and buses to handle the crowds.
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Attendance was a fraction of the crowds he drew earlier this year.
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Mr. Trump also marveled at his ability to continue drawing big crowds.
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Other videos appear to show officers shooting indiscriminately into crowds of protesters.
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Instead, he visited a church, where he was greeted by cheering crowds.
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Big crowds expected & the women are playing great-should be very exciting!
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A total of eight races had weekend crowds of more than 2000,222.
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Rashida Tlaib and Women's March organizer Linda Sarsour, spoke to large crowds.
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To accommodate the crowds, the museum has extended hours, from 10 a.m.
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When there's crowds and craziness like this, you never know what'll happen.
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Big crowds expected & the women are playing great-should be very exciting!
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The crowds of reporters in the Capitol hallways have hit record sizes.
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In New York, crowds will rally in downtown Manhattan at 12 p.m.
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Zito insists the robot is ready for the crush of the crowds.
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With the overflow crowds, nothing was working as it should have been.
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There were still crowds in places, though, especially anywhere a Beefeater was.
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Biden demanded that reporters give him examples of big crowds for Warren.
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As president, he started telling crowds "merry Christmas" as early as October.
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These crowds aren't showing up if I don't do a good job.
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But the size and ardor of the crowds had begun to wane.
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The launch of her campaign has been impressive, with large, excited crowds.
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The Massachusetts senator addressed overflow crowds before addressing the majority of attendees.
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Mr. Massoud's son, Ahmad, had also pleaded with the crowds to stop.
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Even if the crowds, the wins, the plastic rats and Buffett reappear.
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If you're into rattlesnakes and crowds, Sweetwater is the place to be.
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Large crowds also lined up to see Ms. Parks lying in honor.
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" — Henry Haimo, 15, Greenwich Village "I am now definitely uneasy in crowds.
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When the crowds leave, they will leave behind a sleepy, dusty place.
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The Ganges was cold and dark, the crowds oceanic, the din ceaseless.
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Crowds began to swell and an hour later a demonstration came together.
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All crowds—as long as they pay, I will perform for them.
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With summer crowds gone, the Sunriver Owners Association was reducing wildfire risk.
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Many are facing large, well-organized crowds who are out for blood.
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But American philosophers have usually held a more jaundiced view of crowds.
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" Le Bon found that crowds were inherently "unanimous, emotional and intellectually weak.
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The crowds, the delays, the interminable gridlock are more than an inconvenience.
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These dynamics help explain Sanders's pitch to the crowds over the weekend.
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Despite the crowds, it didn't take me long to spot Floriano Pini.
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"If you look at the size of the crowds that he has been drawing compared to the size of the crowds on the other side, I hope that that's an indication," Hoyt said the morning of Election Day.
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Density differs whether people are standing (at about five square feet per person) or sitting (at about 10 square feet per person), and observers know that the fronts of crowds are always more dense than the rear of crowds.
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In September, crowds filled the quarry for the fourth annual community fossil dig.
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We enjoy playing, and the crowds keep coming, and they enjoy our music.
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Since March large crowds have been protesting every week at the border fence.
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Security forces fired tear gas to disperse crowds that gathered at parliament's gates.
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Riot police clashed with protesters and fired tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Christmas was just another day off, so these early movies attracted big crowds.
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"The crowds were these increasingly sort of straight white techno dudes," they say.
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When I was around bustling crowds of people, I saw death and destruction.
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The "wisdom of crowds" would no longer be a mere figure of speech.
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Opening weekend crowds were 141% female and 2230% under the age of 276.
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The couple arrived to cheers from the crowds outside the National Justice Museum.
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There are big crowds, big prize pools, doping, and a lot of drama.
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"I'm confident in the witnesses we've presented," Yingluck told crowds outside the court.
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But within the crowds, many said they were not happy with the government.
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"Going anywhere with Ziggy seems to draw crowds of curious people," he said.
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Prevailing wisdom has held that a PG-13 rating will draw wider crowds.
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Newspapers handed out extra editions about the executions to crowds at train stations.
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My contact, Ian, appears from out of the crowds milling in the street.
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My contact, Ian, appears from out of the crowds milling in the street.
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Yes, energized crowds showed up to support the new president despite the rain.
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Nathan Damigo moves through rioting crowds like a soldier, and for good reason.
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Even the crowds of pushcart vendors on the Lower East Side were thinning.
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You can see Trump's full comments about crowds and Jay-Z's language below.
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Large crowds gathered in front of New York's Columbia University condemning the order.
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Much like India in 2018, Indian Twitter is filled with angry, misogynist crowds.
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Patrick repelled that with bigger crowds, and a speech that made Obama jealous.
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Taco trucks lingered beside buildings, and we crisscrossed through the crowds beside them.
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Frugal Traveler Does a Saturday-to-Monday weekend mean savings and fewer crowds?
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He held twice as many events, before energized crowds of mostly younger voters.
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In some crowds, I was probably a little outwardly shy about my inexperience.
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Kennedy smiles at the crowds lining their motorcade route in Dallas on Nov.
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Crowds of people fled the area, but dozens remained, demanding to protest peacefully.
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Crowds of young people milled in the streets as residents inspected the damage.
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Rally crowds "I haven't had an empty seat at a rally," Trump said.
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His crowds were larger, and even his Medicare for All answer drew cheers.
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Lately China's corporate superstars have given social-media crowds plenty more to parse.
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The Biden crowds, relatively small and older, said they are exhausted by Trump.
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Large crowds gathered at the NMAAHC to express their support for the institution.
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So how did the attackers get through unleashing violence on innocent, unsuspecting crowds?
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Do you see crowds reacting in that euphoric way when you're playing out?
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All drone regulations prohibit flying near commercial airports or over crowds of people.
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The weather had scared off the usual crowds expected for the holiday weekend.
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The size of the crowds at your inauguration and rallies, it's just enormous.
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Like the cowards in Charlottesville driving cars into crowds afraid of black people.
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Dealing with the crowds as a Sweetwater lawman became bit of a dance.
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Mr Wade, who is calling for a boycott, was greeted by huge crowds.
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Sheikh&aposs funeral took place at a mosque Sunday afternoon to overflowing crowds.
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" So were places that "had attracted a hip-hop crowd or urban crowds.
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We went out among the crowds and the scene was almost movie-like.
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In some footage posted online, shots are heard being fired to disperse crowds.
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At first, the crowds were manageable, but by July 28th, everything had changed.
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At weekends enthusiastic crowds flock to the new war memorial behind India Gate.
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Only 143 qualified for the 126km (78-mile) race, which attracted huge crowds.
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Trump subtly and not so subtly encouraged his crowds to beat up protesters.
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But no experience is overwhelmingly popular enough to draw crowds of new users.
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Foodies can watch renowned Black chefs prepare dishes in front of huge crowds.
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Women's March Photo of Women's March on Washington crowds at 12:00 p.m.
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Except instead of cheering crowds in Las Vegas it's two mildly distressed cats.
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But at showtime, George could still muster enough energy to please the crowds.
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Small crowds beginning to form at #Belo Garden in downtown #Dallas for protest.
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Crowds of affected passengers were left stranded at the airport as a result.
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He drew huge crowds because, above all else, he was a charismatic figure.
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But along with the crowds and fanfare also come concerns, particularly about traffic.
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Saturday marked some relatively larger crowds for Biden in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo.
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But bus rides make me violently ill and crowds give me panic attacks.
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Unfortunately Theranos was nowhere to be found among the unicorn costume-wearing crowds.
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Bouteflika's announcement brought crowds back onto the streets in celebration on Monday evening.
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His participation in the race has triggered aggressive reactions from the French crowds.
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I always found it easier to be around crowds when I was drinking.
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We may not know for a while which event officially drew larger crowds.
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Capital markets have their own animal spirits that drive the madness of crowds.
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All of these are probably fun — and the crowds more bearable — while stoned.
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Even as Black Friday crowds have declined in size, shopper turnout remains strong.
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However, walking among the crowds on Saturday, that is not what I saw.
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As a candidate, Trump frequently warned crowds of the evils of voter wrongdoing.
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To make a profit, the film will have to resonate with foreign crowds.
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Aerial footage shows the massive crowds marching for science in Chicago http://cnn.
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The blast happened as crowds of teenagers, mostly girls, left the concert venue.
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He specializes in crowds, riots, hooliganism, "public order" policing, human rights, and security.
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His own face stared back at him from T-shirts in the crowds.
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Their crowds increased, as did the the variety of bands they played with.
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Dealing with useless-information overload that crowds out the data they actually need.
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Until today, Microsoft's most effective pitch was to two distinct crowds of customers.
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Huge crowds of angry sign-waving people do nothing to help presidential poll
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In Kansas City, Mo., the police used pepper spray during standoffs with crowds.
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The weather is nice, the crowds are enormous and he keeps winning primaries.
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But the gray-haired crowds gathered in Bethel were determined to have peace.
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Police also deployed water cannons and fired rubber bullets into crowds of protesters.
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"We go nowhere with crowds, because of the risk to others," Cerreti said.
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Large crowds in American cities are unlikely to put most travellers in peril.
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It had been a great democratic exercise, the prime minister told the crowds.
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The crowds of elderly visitors (some are pictured) are something new in Sanya.
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His rallies have drawn big, enthusiastic crowds in many parts of the state.
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Her steadfast support is echoed in the crowds Mr. Sanders continues to draw.
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Now, crowds line up in the main square to touch the outside world.
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Aerial photos and videos show massive crowds gathering all over the United States.
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Police tried to push crowds of onlookers and residents back from the scene.
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I avoided popular party weekends when added crowds could detract from my experience.
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But with minimal effort, beaches and tavernas away from crowds could be found.
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Friday, and crowds continued to demonstrate well after the event had wrapped up.
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It's a world apart from Como's villa gawkers and George Clooney-seeking crowds.
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Crowds streamed into the two rear cars that were still in the station.
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Images showed crowds flocking to the shrine, despite the incident just hours earlier.
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You might barely be able to move through the crowds in the streets ...
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But the exuberant crowds that greeted war were not to be seen again.
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Only sensitive seismographic equipment (and generally nearby) can detect the effects of crowds.
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City officials said the crowds had become a traffic hazard, prompting the move.
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Still, Ms. Teixeira said the crowds this year seemed lighter and less frenzied.
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Shop now, and you can relax on Black Friday and avoid the crowds.
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Former colleagues and fellow CEOs praise Rose's enthusiasm and ability to mobilise crowds.
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Nonpartisan crowds at certain games did not seem compelled to make much noise.
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He and his friends rode up on bikes, and there were huge crowds.
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"The Idiot" is full of wild crowds bursting into rooms out of nowhere.
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One student told Insider she arrived at school to see crowds running away.
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The event ended up with sparse crowds and a feeble roster of performers.
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I couldn't handle crowds or concerts or the ordinary din of New York.
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In July, a gunman drove a truck into crowds in Nice, killing 86.
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There's a reason Trump keeps coming to West Virginia and drawing large crowds.
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Police ordered the crowds to disperse, and the school was put on lockdown.
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This may explain how Mr. Sanders has drawn large crowds in Birmingham, Ala.
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Before Mr. de Blasio arrived, crowds had already gathered outside to welcome him.
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And the size of the crowds inspired agents to raise their clients' prices.
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It's not difficult to see why crowds flocked to embrace the young band.
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While crowds cheered for their maniac, he literally had to be helped offstage.
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Police are using tear gas to disperse crowds of protestors in Hong Kong.
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"They're there for a reason," 74-year-old Tork said of his crowds.
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They didn't use a tape but instead had the crowds sing his parts.
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They used tear gas, pepper spray, and water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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One depicts women in bathing suits, dancing on platforms above crowds of partygoers.
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Crowds assembled outside the House, reportedly chanting "Do your jobs!" at leaving Republicans.
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"We are teaching people how to get crowds to safety quickly," Adelman said.
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" It advised that U.S. citizens "avoid large crowds or crowded places when possible.
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I just like playing good trap music in front of different crowds, man.
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The crowds watching spinners will quickly let someone know if they're not good.
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And among the crowds, it can be lonely — but it's not all bad.
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These losers have failed you, Trump told the crowds -- and they believed him.
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He wandered among the houses, taking in the displays and the ogling crowds.
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Tokarczuk herself was outside: crowds make her anxious, and she was steeling herself.
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Velvet ropes anchored by electric guitar "poles" were there to keep crowds organized.
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I was also exploring anonymity by working with crowds or masses of bodies.
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The staff watches over the crowds with the attentiveness of a hotel concierge.
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Stadium crowds have been enthusiastic and reports of violence and logistical incompetence few.
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Pack up your family and escape the panic, crowds and empty market shelves.
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They were also dead last in the league and usually drew small crowds.
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"The crowds & lines O'Hare are unacceptable & need to be addressed immediately," he wrote.
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When she comes around the corner in her pool, crowds lose their minds.
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Among the bustle of the summer crowds, her bar feels like a refuge.
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Clinton's father came from there, as she liked to tell her Pennsylvania crowds.
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At their peak, the 2014 demonstrations attracted crowds estimated at about 250,000 people.
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"We're used to crowds," New York City Mayor Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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There are secret meetings, crowds of mourners, visiting dignitaries and more secret meetings.
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Bernie is second, I will say that — but the crowds have been incredible.
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WASHINGTON — Standing before vast crowds from Washington to Los Angeles to Parkland, Fla.
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Travelers across the country have been sharing photos and videos showing crowds waiting.
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Police used pepper spray, tear gas and batons to force the crowds back.
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They had played to large crowds and record television audiences for three weeks.
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But nothing prepared him for the carnage when soldiers shot into the crowds.
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Rowdy brunch crowds stumble past its stained-glass windows and locked double doors.
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Now there is also a stylish hotel to accommodate the crowds flocking there.
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With imams urging people to attend and Hamas chartering buses, crowds grew quickly.
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Guards periodically hushed the crowds, and stepped in to stop people taking photographs.
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The size of the celebratory crowds in some of the photos is staggering.
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Many of them are simply determined to avoid lights and noise and crowds.
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It will also bring more crowds, more noise and, yes, more toilet flushing.
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Often these involve a staged scenario with a hidden camera placed in crowds.
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I need more experience, cage experience, the lights, big crowds in big shows.
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The high-pressure business of feeding crowds has created its own verbal shorthand.
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The Nowruz crowds, and all the gambling money, don't attract only dog owners.
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Who goes there: Crowds from all of N.Y.C., though Williamsburg and Manhattan dominate.
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"I've seen photos of big crowds in stores," he said in the video.
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"The crowds & lines O'Hare are unacceptable & need to be addressed immediately," Illinois Gov.
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Crowds lined up when they opened and most of the food sold out.
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The Trailer Pond allows visitors to experience Paso Robles away from the crowds.
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Sunday's mass at the Vatican was presented by livestream, and crowds were light.
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But for sorting through crowds, malaria-sniffing dogs could potentially be very useful.
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And waits of as long as seven hours in crowds with other travelers.
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The police dispersed the crowds from the streets using pepper spray and batons.
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Crowds of people turned up for Fudge's visitation Saturday morning, according to WHIO.
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In some cases, the victims were lynched by crowds of almost 3,000 people.
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Impediments such as crowds, streetlights and scheduling concerns affect walking speed, of course.
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Authorities have closed world-famous Bondi Beach after massive crowds made it dangerous.
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I had never performed for such large crowds or received such ecstatic applause.
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The crowds chuckled when he passed around a diesel can for gas money.
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Crowds are dangerous: parasites are found more heavily on bumblebees in urban areas.
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In the cool morning air, far from the crowds, an uncommon silence prevailed.
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I also may have had a slightly skewed experience in terms of crowds.
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Right now, the CDC is advising people at high risk to avoid crowds.
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So why is it much easier to do in some crowds than others?
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Let's face it: Nobody likes contending with heavy crowds in popular tourist destinations.
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Les Hunter, 33, was among the crowds that had managed to get away.
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Hate-filled extremists are not the only ones sending vehicles hurtling into crowds.
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There were no marching bands or festivals with massive crowds of soccer fans.
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"I kept reading more and more were coming," he said of the crowds.
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The crowds thick, people speaking different languages, laughing, danc- ing with the employees.
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At the same time, while drawing larger Iowa crowds, former South Bend, Ind.
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Living in A friendly community avoids the crowds of its better-known neighbors.
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Crowds of children in school uniforms broke into a run to get away.
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I fear it crowds out attention to local matters and the hometown paper.
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They are not necessarily epic or historic, nor are they heard by crowds.
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Increasingly large crowds of protesters have taken to the streets, demanding her resignation.
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In 2010, it brought out large, angry crowds at Democratic congressman's town halls.
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After fumes and crowds, I was hoping for a drink and fabulous food.
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In cities of the GDR crowds gathered on squares and expressed their views.
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There are indeed some seedy strips and at times overwhelming traffic and crowds.
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AFTER: It looks unusually empty, as tourists take precaution and avoid large crowds.
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It's weird, I realized I have a phobia of being pressed into crowds.
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Huge crowds took to the streets, and the government was paralyzed for weeks.
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Even on a fully subscribed Saturday afternoon, the crowds never got too thick.
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The eclipse was viewed by massive crowds in Oregon, Illinois, Kentucky and elsewhere.
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Crowds of supporters packed the magistrates' court and gathered outside for Monday's hearing.
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Before long, crowds of 200 were waiting to get in on weekend nights.
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"It's not only about trying to get away from the crowds," he said.
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Crowds line the streets in Washington for a March for Our Lives rally.
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Union friends remembered his speaking before giant crowds at rallies in the 1980s.
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Even there, among fans, he is not particularly looking forward to the crowds.
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Crowds sunbathe in their birthday suits while children throw Frisbees and run free.
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The lingering scaffolding has drawn unruly crowds who drink, smoke and make noise.
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Princes William and Harry are greeted by crowds in Vancouver, March 25, 223.
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"Playing in front of big crowds, I've mastered controlling my emotions," she said.
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The government is now considering deploying officials to help manage crowds, officials said.
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Hiking the Taggart Lake Trail takes you away from the crowds and tourists.
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In Bethlehem, troops used water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesting crowds.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) toured the state amid at-capacity crowds last weekend.
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They are meant to be used by police officers to disperse aggressive crowds.
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Crowds have rallied and faced off tensely against those who support the removals.
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For all the promise of future crowds, some businesses have shut their doors.
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In Bonn, crowds continued to show up under the watch of the police.
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European terrorists have perfected the use of the common truck against pedestrian crowds.
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Police later fired tear gas and deployed water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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When Soviet tanks began firing into the crowds, the people's fervor only increased.
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London's Scotland Yard has been monitoring crowds with facial recognition since August 2900.
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Sidewalk Labs provides sensor-based urban technology to manage crowds and vehicular traffic.
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They spend time in the middle of stadiums with drunk rowdy screaming crowds.
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And Mr. Dylan often spoke to the crowds, cagey but off-the-cuff.
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Protests and crowds in London are expected to be large in the capital.
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