Barry kills people in dingy hotel rooms and then flies back to a dingy apartment, where he awaits his next mission.
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Finally Andrew goes home — to his mother's dingy apartment.
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The dingy strip mall down the road dimmed and emptied.
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Its entrance is in dingy alley, next to a dumpster.
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In dingy, crowded hospitals, basic medicines are in short supply.
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Vintage photographs hung on the wall next to dingy fans.
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An overturned brass samovar in a dingy brown train compartment.
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Not cheap, but a lot less than Steve Jobs' dingy.
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The episode ends with Gilberto sitting morosely in a dingy prison.
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Against his better judgment, Omar takes her to his dingy apartment.
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A soap bar that can bring dingy clothes back to life
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I'm sitting in a dark, dingy bar in Toronto's west end.
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The ceramic steps and floors that blanketed the property looked dingy.
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"But now suddenly it looks dingy in comparison to everything else."
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Like with those dingy blouses from Goodwill, she saw the potential.
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Rick is an actor whose star, in 1969, has grown dingy.
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I follow my guide down a dingy staircase with pockmarked walls.
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They throw shows in DIY spaces and dingy nightclubs throughout the year.
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What about when it's dark outside or you're in a dingy bar?
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The agent awakes in a dingy shed with fabric in her mouth.
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The UK is just about to become a lonely, Europe-less dingy.
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The Walmart was located in the basement of a dingy shopping mall
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I was watching the European Cup at a dingy bar in Singapore.
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Then again, even a unicorn would have looked dingy in this place.
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YOU'VE LAID OUT -- TEPPER: IT'S THE BIGGEST PILE OF BULL-DINGY EVER.
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You will leave this dingy apartment, and its ring of messy strangers.
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He'd just returned to the family's dingy second-floor apartment in Aurora, Ill.
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To get to the dock, friends slowly ferry themselves across on a dingy.
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The water is rough, and we wish we hadn't taken out the dingy.
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The entire show's homebase is Vince and Matthew's dingy, old-man-filled gym.
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But contrary to popular perception, violations do not occur only on dingy backstreets.
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Instead, she arrived to a squat, tiled fixture filled with dingy-looking water.
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Singer's films keep turning them all into the same dingy, grey throw rugs.
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"Certain views," he warns, "are no longer confined to dingy rooms above pubs."
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If it was a small, dingy room, I'm not sure it would work.
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Especially when it gets worn in, it can make a house feel dingy.
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From dingy dives to Old World establishments, watering holes are one writer's paradise.
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In Beirut, the family lived in a small, dingy apartment in a suburb.
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They eke out a meager income while living like students in dingy apartments.
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The aesthetics support this: Dishonored has always presented a dark, dingy, nasty world.
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Back at her apartment, doing nothing, wearing her unflattering sweatpants, her dingy bra.
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Yet, wearing dingy clothes and moving with fidgety nervousness, he conveys Wozzeck's insecurity.
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I spotted a long line outside a dingy storefront near the train station.
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So then the guy leads Zack (drums) and I down to the dingy basement.
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White similarly signals sterile, hospital environments, unless it's dirty, in which case it's dingy.
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These lenses are not cheaply made of plastic, mass-produced in some dingy factory.
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New York's tabloids now call America's dingy, claustrophobic and busiest railway terminus "Pain Station".
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My shower has clear glass doors, and they're a bit dingy at the moment.
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Of course, Russian immigrants have their role, but everything is dingy and less civilized.
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EMUI's current color scheme focuses on unusually dingy and muted colors — grays and browns.
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So it was dingy and dark and we didn't have lights to look at.
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When Mr. Both bought the van, the interior was a dingy rust-speckled shell.
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The microbus wound through narrow, dirty streets until it stopped at a dingy laundromat.
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They get off at Astapovo, where he is carried to the stationmaster's dingy cottage.
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A few students clambered onto the rooftops of the dingy duplexes, waving handmade signs.
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There was a coffee machine in the corner, but the room was pretty dingy.
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She led me through a dingy hallway scattered with dog blankets and woollen cobwebs.
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Instead, the prisoners are given dingy gray frocks to wear, again stirring up troubling questions.
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At the end of last episode, June (Elisabeth Moss) was left in a dingy warehouse.
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Unlike the Waterfords' immaculate house, this house is dingy and littered with books and artwork.
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It is mainly migrants from the countryside who rent, choosing dingy digs shunned by urbanites.
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Its dingy facilities have been used as a setting of the working conditions modern industrialization.
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What was up with Lorelai's mirroring of Luke, wearing dingy plaid in the bright outdoors?
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So does the bar, painted in the dingy browns and yellows of cigarette-stained teeth.
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From the parking lot, you might mistake the place for a dingy version of Stanford.
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A man sitting in a dingy reception was on the phone talking loudly in Arabic.
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In "My Room's Dignity", DIY geeks offer tips on how to spruce up dingy studios.
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Users agree that it is dirty, packed, stressful, filled with way too many dingy Elmos.
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On a bookshelf near where she sits in her dingy room, there is a Bible.
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I lived in dingy apartments and shacks and worked a series of part-time jobs.
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Now, the translucent grey is the biggest section and the bottom is dingy off-white.
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There were clubs: the Loft, the Circus, the private clubs, all dingy and sexually oriented.
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The two punch and kick at each other, then tumble down a dingy Roman staircase.
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So here I am, sitting in my dingy and dark two-bedroom flat in Copenhagen.
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The plots here involve drag-racing deaths and rape trials, and the look is dingy.
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There she is, just off the streetcar, swaying to the radio in dingy rented rooms.
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Yes, I'm talking about the kind that churn neon-coloured sugary drinks at dingy bowling alleys.
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In the teaser, a clown's face emerges from what looks to be a very dingy bathtub.
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Even if he walks out of that dingy cell, the end is coming for him, too.
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The pair meet in a dingy Upper West Side bar in the middle of the afternoon.
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Snak is a voice for misfits that hang out in dingy basements and can't afford babysitters.
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We had a critic who came in once and called the restaurant 'a dark, dingy room.
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In the dingy, almost lightless (or even completely dark) ocean depths, the squids' translucence is crucial.
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The room she's sharing with Mamacita is awfully dingy, but sweaty, tired Joan is still optimistic.
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It turned out to be a dingy lunch counter, precisely the sort of joint I love.
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He offered another property of his instead but that alternative turned out to be pretty dingy.
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Stuck for other ideas, he turned his camera on other corners of his dingy student apartment.
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Inspectors have since closed down hundreds of dingy backyard workshops that cleaned and processed plastic scrap.
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But as dingy and desolate as it was, the area around 501 Canal never felt unsafe.
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They're meticulous with the dingy 1970s London milieu and conscientious about setting up Tennison's later demons.
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"You aren't seeing the dingy basement or the broken windows or the common spaces," she said.
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That dingy little karaoke bar where Patti works and her mom performs was particularly spot on.
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In total their trip, including flights, taxis, dingy hotel, and the abortion itself, cost about 2,000 euros.
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Mr Wang points out the dingy nook in which DiDi, China's ride-hailing giant, got its start.
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It's a dingy spot where I got a bad manicure and almost bought an airbrushed T-shirt.
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Doctors were being processed in such large numbers that I was housed in a dingy roadside motel.
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Then a single mother, Behar spent her evenings honing her standup skills at dingy Manhattan comedy clubs.
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This week, in accordance with the bleakness of the storyline, the image was a blank, dingy white.
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Outside the sauna, the showers are dingy, poorly lit, and the tiles are falling off the walls.
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Open Arms claimed the ship's crew had seen the migrant dingy but had failed to provide help.
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Morvan had a moped, which he took to hang around concert halls and dingy bars with Johnny.
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Crisscrossing the country, the Celtics whipped all comers, exhibiting their skills in dingy dancehalls and cramped arenas.
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Dingy apartment complexes from the Soviet Union remain standing alongside Western-style establishments like casinos and nightclubs.
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I took these flowers, these dumb, blue flowers as I went up to his very dingy room.
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We got to see how fsociety ended up in that dingy arcade on the Coney Island boardwalk.
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She didn't much like the dingy space or the bitter beverage, so she swore them both off.
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If you've been thinking it's time to upgrade your dingy-looking iPhone EarPods, now is a great time.
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But the dingy wire fence and mossy concrete beneath it let down the enthusiasm of the sign's welcome.
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Many of the firm's operations are based at KLIA2, a dingy terminal with leaky loos and unappetising food.
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Junior doctors and nurses battle with long hours, stress and inadequate equipment in overcrowded and dingy old buildings.
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Behind a narrow, frosted-glass door, tarpaulin dividers between concrete columns broke up an otherwise large, dingy, space.
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But when dingy and dirty, it's an even easier way to unintentionally cheapen your favorite bookshelf or tabletop.
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When you move from a dingy flat to a handsome new house, the move itself is still tedious.
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But you'll also spend a lot of your time in Uncharted 4 exploring dark caves and dingy crypts.
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We propped him back up again and heard, "Bing, bang, dingy, dong, wah, wah, ling, a bong..." CRASH!
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Nope. Cunanan really did pay $29.99 a night to stay at the dingy Normandy Hotel in Miami Beach.
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When we reach the dingy door marked Overdose Prevention Society, Tyndall swings it open and ushers me through.
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The house was a dingy white clapboard box— one story, pitched roof, attic crawl space, four small rooms.
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A teenager fled the police across a dingy beach; the screen went dark; a shot was heard. Credits.
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But Ms. Castro said the city's image was already tarnished by being in the dingy shadow of Newark.
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Playwright and producer It was the Roosterfish, a dingy nautical gay bar in Venice Beach in Los Angeles.
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When blinds become dingy and feel sticky to the touch, it's time to give them a thorough cleaning.
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A dingy Toyota Camry idled near a sparkling Audi A5 and a row of short yellow school buses.
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Secrets could beget lore, fuck-ups could be kept private, and drama could be swept under dingy rugs.
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For one thing, "Margarete" takes place in a small, dingy classroom tucked away among the Public's public spaces.
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White tiles have faded to a dingy beige; some bear the rust-colored scars left by water damage.
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"Desperately," Lange breathes, looking like a child, sitting on a dingy couch, staring up at the rising star.
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Jimmy is only able to sleep soundly back in the cramped, dingy quarters of his nail salon office.
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Though Yuba's Electric Supermarché might cost as much as a dingy minivan, it can do almost as much.
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Opinion The best movie theater in the world is in a dingy basement on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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It shows a woman going through a transformation in her body as she dances across a dingy basement.
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In the '70s and '80s, Chinese gangsters were said to have made the dingy bar stools their informal headquarters.
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I press a buzzer on a dingy apartment door, and a single pulsing eye appears on the intercom screen.
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A few of us bring the dingy out so we can tube and drive up to the beach later.
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She cited the case of 11 Venezuelan women trapped in a dingy bar in Colombia's northern city of Bucaramanga.
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At the end of the episode, Kiki has been captured by the Rafa and brought to a dingy house.
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A DINGY former nightclub may seem an odd spot for a leader of the opposition to rally his supporters.
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The chapter opens with a fantastic moment that has Nate sitting alone at a desk in a dingy attic.
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There are two main rooms, but just one is currently open, plus there's a slightly dingy smoking area outside.
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Far from the pristine server centers of Palo Alto, this dingy Chinese mine is nevertheless reaping millions in bitcoin.
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Her hyper-advanced home base makes Tony Stark's lab of bombastic gadgets look like a box of dingy Legos.
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Is anyone in the dingy, corrupt, corporate world of professional fighting purer and more decent than the Super Samoan?
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The smaller boat, resembling a rubber dingy in a photo released by the police, did not try to flee.
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On Wednesday morning, the door of the Battle Club, in the dingy basement of a high-rise, was locked.
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EVERY weekday morning, a queue of several dozen forlorn people forms outside the dingy headquarters of SAIME, Venezuela's passport agency.
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For a long time it was housed in a dingy former military building in an unprepossessing part of the city.
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No longer do you have to desperately chase after every used, dingy tennis ball that goes bouncing down the street.
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Would I walk into a dingy, dirty cesspool where creepy old men tried to stick it to anyone they could?
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But back in July 1999, he was just a lowly billionaire working out of a dingy Seattle office on Amazon.
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The ship's cramped, dingy, 6-by-60 meters overflow with rumor, a macho posturing, and a toxic ideology of heroism.
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Then finally some 20-odd years later in a dingy room of a nursing home in a suburb of Detroit.
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She surprised me when she showed up at the after-party in a dingy bar still in full bridal regalia.
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When my shift was up, I sat in the small, dingy employee bathroom for a few minutes before heading out.
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The studio is as bright and clean as the outside is dingy, but still Man One apologizes for the mess.
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But the palette is often as dingy as the sets, which fits the story but is hard on the eyes.
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In our first year in America, my father ran a newspaper stand in the lobby of a dingy office building.
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In her dingy cell, Ms. Andreeva gave an impromptu performance for a dozen fellow prisoners, mostly prostitutes and drug dealers.
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Falciani walked through streets strung with Christmas lights to his apartment, in a dingy building on the Rue des Mouettes.
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In El Camino, Walt and Jesse meet up the next morning in a dingy motel and grab something to eat.
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Through the gap in the curtain I can see into a dingy back room whose door has been left open.
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Lampert lent some money of his own, but critics say he never invested in the stores, which grew increasingly dingy.
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Before the hearing started inside the dingy sixth floor courtroom, Mr. Mugrabi crossed his arms and glared at his wife.
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Mr. Weisselberg, an accountant, began his career doing the books for Mr. Trump's father in a dingy building in Brooklyn.
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In the picture above, you see some dude (it me) taking a picture of himself in his dingy bathroom mirror.
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Just as harrowing as their crimes are the glimmers of humanity that often shine through the dingy prisons and monochromatic uniforms.
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Many readers will no doubt recall dingy halls of residence owned by universities, or squalid private digs owned by individual landlords.
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As the camera pans over to Travis in his dingy trailer home, we see that he's playing indie hit Hotline Miami.
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Their songs are full of people feeling pangs of love while sitting in dingy flats or strolling through parks at dusk.
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This is an example of the many kind, selfless actions Jessica does, despite her impulse towards retreating into her dingy apartment.
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Last Saturday, at around midnight, the Touas family boarded a flimsy rubber dingy on the Turkish coastline along with 0003 others.
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Last Saturday, at around midnight, the Touas family boarded a flimsy rubber dingy on the Turkish coastline along with 65 others.
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In 1979, Shirley Ledford was hitchhiking home from a Halloween party when two men picked her up in a dingy van.
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Aside from the public bath, there are the far less dingy, luxurious private rooms that are often rented out by couples.
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The UK is cold, gas bills are high and so, we end up heating our dingy flats (and the planet) expensively.
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For posing topless in a red-lit dingy room she got £8.50 a week, which just about fed the gas meter.
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"The patina was very old and it looked dark and dingy in comparison to what it should look like," he said.
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Barack Obama wore a dingy, ill-fitting White Sox cap no matter where he might have thrown a ceremonial first pitch.
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When we finally found the address, in a dingy industrial neighborhood in Denver, we were sure we had the wrong place.
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Most like nothing more than to spend hours in dingy meeting rooms poring over the latest data on wages or petrol prices.
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Its streaming catalog may seem dingy now—but hell, at least we got a few good "Netflix Originals" out of it.6.
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To get to the Panoptic Studio at Carnegie Mellon University, you take an elevator down four flights to a dingy sub-basement.
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Together, the family travelled all the way through Turkey, where they boarded a tiny, rubber dingy for a tumultuous ride to Greece.
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To avoid the sad, dingy white polishes out there, we've asked nail pros to break down the best bottles on the market.
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It was made in a pretty dingy studio with one dark live room with no windows on an industrial estate in Hamilton.
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It's dark out as the mass of shiny people begins exiting toward the West Side Highway, that dingy strip of Manhattan asphalt.
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Still, even if a place was otherwise fine, there was often one dealbreaker: a noisy street, a dingy bathroom, a tiny bedroom.
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The chairs are plastic and the two shallow, dingy pools are similar in size to the one at your grandpappy's Florida complex.
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They are anti-illustrative, not least because many of them are low-quality snaps, dingy, hard to decipher, and often atrociously reproduced.
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We learned from neighbors that the woman who lived there before had been a hoarder, and the dingy, stained carpets were proof.
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Members of the Cholos drank and smoked marijuana in the building's dingy stairwell, as well as in Mr. Rodríguez's apartment, neighbors said.
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I mean yacht because, at 78 feet long, and an estimated value of around $4.5 million, the Adonis ain't your average dingy.
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For a while the top was bright, bright white and the middle was a translucent grey with dingy white at the bottom.
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The Pacquiao workout took place at the Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood, located in a dingy strip mall on Vine Street.
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I was off to a good start, but once deep inside the cellars, some 30 meters underground, things became dingy and dicey.
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To the Editor: My abortion was in 1956 on a kitchen table in a dingy house in a seedy area of Atlanta.
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On Wednesday, as news of the charges spread, neighbors peered curiously at the building, which had smeared windows and dingy artificial grass.
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I put a load in the washer, get some dingy white clothes soaking in a pre-treatment, and hand wash some delicates.
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Across the street from the hotel is a discount shopping center; the area is filled with narrow, dingy shops and hookah bars.
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" 'Black, blotchy mold' in some water-damaged cells One inmate showed Torres "a very dingy, yellowed blanket that is obviously water damaged.
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She lives in a small town, works in a dingy government office and her only dream seems to be to get married.
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You're not sitting in a dingy room, listening to some droning song by The National, writing gloomy poetry when you're loving life.
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"I spend most of my time off the grid during show season, in dingy studios, classrooms — even people's living rooms," Ms. Maino continued.
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From their dingy beginnings, the events have become increasingly polished — with giant video screens, scantily clad "ring girls" and dancers, and rock bands.
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Starting to feel a little desperate, I reached out to no-name computer reseller located inside a dingy tunnel of the Elmhust Ave.
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The fixer-upper needs a full-house renovation, with interior photos showing peeling paint, grimy walls, discolored tile flooring, and overall dingy rooms.
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One problem is that the movie's thin digital visual texture and unattractively dingy palette look really bad blown up on the big screen.
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But I also think the subtlety of just trying to illuminate some tiny, dingy corner of humanity — that stuff also sticks with people.
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Click here to view original GIFEven in the dingy, often thankless role of character actor, Christopher Hart holds a special position of anonymity.
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She also recounted watching as a family clutching swim rings waited to leave the hotel for an attempted crossing in a small dingy.
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In a vicious cycle, houses are expected to depreciate and are therefore not maintained, so second-hand homes are often dingy and depressing.
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Some of that is due to the dingy, banged-up condition of the ships, the feeling that this is a very tactile place.
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Get The Ambiance Right: You don't want your interviewer to think you're in an underground hideout, so skip the dark, dingy mood lighting.
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In 1940, Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia moved the market indoors, to what became its famous but increasingly dingy, squalid quarters north of Delancey.
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The nasty dwarf Alberich (the bass-baritone Samuel Youn, in a chilling performance) wears dingy miner's garb but has a slightly reptilian face.
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Resin, the core ingredient of plastic, turns yellow in the sun over time, so dark, dingy pellets are typically older than white ones.
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But when I arrived, walking up to the first floor of a dingy pub in south east London, the atmosphere was incredibly relaxed.
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Down the street we find a Sichuan joint, a dingy, greasy place, and sit down on tiny stools in the back dining room.
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While the attackers fired automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades, the sailor shredded the dingy with an anti-aircraft gun, killing all six.
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Nervous officials have since evacuated 263,265 people, and counting, from 265 crumbling apartments in the heart of the ancient and dingy Mediterranean port.
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There are dingy backstreet boozers that tourists aren't allowed in—they're packed full of locals but there's never any music played in them.
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The space is dingy, with cult-classic movie posters on the walls and tables covered in loose papers and partially unpacked MSCHF products.
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Always eager for the photo-op and the exciting new announcement, politicians, too, prefer creating shiny new things to maintaining old, dingy ones.
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In that dingy domestic space, with its stone sink and blackened stove, there's a rocking chair, which is Mag's throne, in a way.
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The Barrow Street Theater has been reinvented as a dingy pie shop where a hungry city dweller might pick up a cheap meal.
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Since the piece's installation, time has withered cabbage leaves into dingy yellow paper and blackened some carrots, while bleaching others white as parsnips.
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There's the Chandler Bing and Joey Tribbiani from Friends method: dingy lawn chairs sharing a space with a misplaced canoe and a live duck.
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Annalise wakes up and finds herself exactly where we left her in the fall finale — laying on the floor of a dingy jail cell.
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When a conductor ordered him to move to a dingy rail car reserved for blacks, he refused, was arrested and convicted at a trial.
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It might be that we're playing it in small groups at tournaments, in dingy arcades or with the 150 or so players on Fightcade.
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So when I took it off, if I noticed the collar or armpit seam was turning dingy, I dropped it off for dry cleaning.
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The port call in Yokohama will also allow the team to repair an electric motor on a dingy that escorts Lecomte as he swims.
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After half an hour of romantic indecision, Titus and his maybe-boyfriend share a kiss in the dingy apartment Titus and Kimmy call home.
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A couple of dingy couches were scattered at the entrance where you could sit and browse books on anything from Buddhists to the pope.
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We would sit on the sidewalk in the afternoon sun and talk, she on her gold-painted throne, me on a dingy, foldout chair.
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He bunks with his coaches and players in a dingy dormitory where the communal dining area is next to a homemade indoor batting cage.
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I suspected that Souhel and Ous, sequestered in their dingy hotel room, spent most of their time off recalling their interrupted lives in Mosul.
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Her previous place, also on the Upper East Side and also on the first floor, was a "dingy, depressing New York apartment," she said.
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The counter looked dingy, but the cook was eating a jianbing she had just made for herself, which I took as a good sign.
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With only a few sheets and dingy mattress pads, she calculates that more than a thousand survivors have come to her over the years.
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I steeled myself as I walked with the prosecutors down a dingy corridor toward a courtroom to testify against Rob, as I called him.
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Nourse's 2009 Manhattan is as gritty as anything in Scott's 19843 Los Angeles, divided into the bustling Upper City and the dingy, dangerous Lower City.
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A few of our favorites include: Take a cue from Chip: Ditch the dingy cage and wood shavings, and live the hamster haute life instead!
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I soon realized that the only place she felt safe being herself was under the blinking florescent lights of that dingy public school utility closet.
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Click here to view original GIFIt can be difficult to write music in the often uninspiring settings of a cramped apartment or dingy practice space.
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You play as an unnamed warrior who awakens in some kind of dingy dungeon, and, with little explanation, you're forced to fight your way out.
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The exchange had grown to one of Japan's biggest amid a sharp increase in trading, moving to a new headquarters from a dingy backstreet office.
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What at first seems dingy — say, the ground covered in rotting leaves — turns out to hide a deep richness, soil perfect for growing robust vegetables.
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Although he started in dingy basements and sparsely attended rallies for lost causes, he now has a national megaphone that he's not likely to relinquish.
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The acidic stench of urine from the catheter hanging beside his bed fills the dingy room, littered with empty soda bottles, laundry and a wheelchair.
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When the play begins in his dingy, barely furnished home (given authentically depressing life by the set designer Andromache Chalfant), Ellis is evidently expecting company.
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Pascal, who has a dingy criminal record, is a person of interest to the police, but Moll finds it hard to stay away from him.
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The police spin doctors regularly tell the newspapers they've closed down another drug factory, when they actually mean a dingy little room in a house.
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It had gone from this dingy, just the worst, to this shiny, brand-new bottle service club that all these investors had poured money into.
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It started when I was working as a union organizer in a little town in upstate New York, living out of a dingy motel room.
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Our first stop was Namaste Tashi Delek Momo Dumpling Palace, a decidedly unpalatial eatery in a dingy basement where curries are sold alongside lottery tickets.
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Back at our apartment, two dingy, prewar-era closets were being redone, and to my horror a box of my childhood and adolescent diaries emerged.
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To that end, two hit men (Dexter Fletcher and Max Irons) hang out in a dingy room, trading corny comments and awaiting their next assignment.
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The modern steel and glass building that houses the Porsche Center Pulkovo dealership here rises several stories above a highway near the dingy Pulkovo Airport.
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"Nearly everyone in prison ended up there by signing a piece of paper in a dingy conference room in a county office building," Pfaff writes.
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If you want people to use stairs rather than the elevator, make stairs easy to find and inviting: light and clean, not dark and dingy.
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The four of them, two parents and two university-aged children who can't possibly afford university, live in a dingy apartment that's half below-ground.
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He greets you in his foyer, and walks you into a dingy basement parlor, a wood-paneled, pink-carpeted room reminiscent of a Midwestern supper club.
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A group of five dudes end up in Ojai for hot tubs and bong hits, with brief interludes of playing board games and visiting dingy bars.
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At the red-brick Village Hall, Warren greeted staffers who were dealing with parking stickers and ice-cream-truck permits, and slipped into his dingy office.
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I've never imagined myself adrift in a rubber dingy in open ocean gripped by the frantic need to attract the attention of a passing rescue helicopter.
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Yasin Darvish, a doctor in a small, dingy clinic, said the jihadists had taken everything as they fled, leaving barely enough supplies to treat the wounded.
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He holed up in room No. 216 of the Coach's Inn, a dingy pink motel where passersby can see walking skeletons stumble from room to room.
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It pretty much hits the nail on head: the décor's a little dark and dingy and the laminated menu offers fish and chips and meat pies.
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The single room, similar to nine others on the dingy floor with no lift, was cramped and noisy, not a place she could invite friends to.
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A private rescue ship called Aquarius run by humanitarian group SOS Mediterranee found the bodies on the rubber dingy on Sunday, a coast guard spokesman said.
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Two young men sharing a dingy, two-room apartment in Chinatown with nothing but their guitars and rock star dreams was funny because it was relatable.
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The place was stuck in a rut and losing money, Mr. Greenberg said, its musty carpeting and harsh fluorescent lighting gave it a dusty, dingy feel.
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The line moved slowly to the two visa officers who sat in a dingy office with cardboard taped to the window to block out the sun.
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Paris Journal PARIS — Off a disheveled street whose questionable past seeps into its dingy present, a garish eruption from a buried era awaits the wary visitor.
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The dingy warren of passageways and platforms linking the A, C, J, Z, M and L are so packed that rush hour turns into a crawl.
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I have been wanting to try this new wine bar/small plates/pizza place near us, but I'm feeling a more dark, dingy, and relaxed vibe.
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It looks sleek and modern with its stainless steel finish (especially when compared to our old dingy white one with its '70s-inspired faux wooden handle).
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But amid the heavily wired windows and dingy facades, some families wrapped their doors with Christmas paper and bows, and holiday lights blinked along window frames.
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The end result is Di Tolla's hilarious two-channel video installation, which sticks actors Beth Griffith and Sandra Kingsbury in an inflatable dingy without a paddle.
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The shade someone falls for amid white tiles in a shop lit with fluorescent bulbs may look sad and dingy on the walls of their own home.
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Tiny homes — unlike crappy studio apartments, dingy trailers or other small, traditionally undesirable residences — are part of a "movement," you see, thus the basis of their appeal.
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College, with its infinite beer pong tournaments, 101-level seminars and dingy common spaces full of grumpy students "sexiled" from dorm rooms, is one big, honking cliché.
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An art project to add some bling to a dingy flight of stairs in a block of public flats in Singapore has gotten the attention it wanted.
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More broadly deukhu were assumed to lead idle, unproductive lives, shut away in dingy flats playing video games or scouring the web for their next frivolous curio.
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He storms out and somehow finds a beer on his way to the dingy reject's van and quips, "Oh, is this my fantasy suite?" before getting in.
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Baker discovered the young star near her Winter Springs, Florida, home, less than an hour from the dingy inns and theme parks that inspired The Florida Project.
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Google's press room at one of them (complete with a coffee bar!) wowed a campaign press we assume is more used to dark and dingy filing rooms.
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The T-shirt became the opening look of his spring 2016 show, held in a dingy Chinese restaurant, on a cast of defiantly odd friends and models.
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An online travel agent is trying to shake off the dingy image of youth hostels by hiring pop singer Mariah Carey to star in a marketing campaign.
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In the principal's office—a dingy, institutional room with seafoam-colored walls—Currie introduced us to Michelle Trudeau, the vice-principal, and Merrill Roberts, a science teacher.
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Earlier in the day, we were sitting in a dingy law office, signing a towering stack of legal documents, before handing over a very, very big check.
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We were on Filis Street — a warren of alleyways and dingy two-story houses — which has been home to Athenian brothels for most of the past century.
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After being heavily bombed during World War II, Pantelleria Town, with its fluorescently lit groceries and dingy cafes, is considered a less picturesque part of the island.
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They are still on opposite sides of the tracks, but they've switched sides: Daniel has a grand compound in affluent Encino, Johnny a dingy apartment in Reseda.
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When the friend changed his mind, Mr. Akdeniz moved into a dingy motel on 42nd Street and watched his meager savings dribble away at $30 a night.
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To my surprise, when I tracked her down in 2012, Fabienne was living in a dingy apartment with her dying mother and her energetic young daughter, Christina.
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"Everyone's used to seeing DUI attorneys and strip clubs and local dingy advertisers that are willing to pay money to be in front of people," he says.
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I was once like many other able-bodied New Yorkers, only vaguely aware of subway elevators, merely noting that they seemed dingy and often out of service.
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The goal of this future world seems to be concealing dingy reality as much as possible, creating a veneer of "beauty" that's often determined by corporate interests.
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Seeing as how there was a guy in the dingy bathroom casually smoking crack as a busboy washed his hands, I feel like I already know the answer.
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What we're saying is that once you get hooked on the fizzy, bright-colored bathing experience, it's nearly impossible to imagine going back to regular, dingy old bathwater.
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The 3-4 hour game takes you on a time-tripping and darkly psychedelic journey through the cramped confines of a dingy, rundown apartment complex in 1980s Taiwan.
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Quite the opposite really — it was a space I purposefully spent as little time in as possible, mainly because I hated how gross, dingy, and dark it was.
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Most salons offer quick glossing treatments, which are amazing for rebooting the vibrancy of your dingy highlights or all-over color, but that requires time and extra cash.
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Maya was aboard and described a helmsman who stank of alcohol absconding in an emergency dingy after an argument, forcing two of MC's young employees to take over.
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And don't forget to grab a wee little snack to choke down alongside a final pint of stout when you get home to your dingy, windowless Brooklyn cottage.
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Plus, the patio furniture is on sale, too — so if you're still sitting on dingy plastic chairs in your backyard, there's no time like the present to upgrade.
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He's still got the funemployment beard and the dingy T-shirt (now with clip-on tie), and he's also still got everything you ever loved about Jon Stewart.
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Most bands have recorded in practice spaces, basements, or dingy rooms, by people who, in the kindest and most relevant way possible, don't particularly know what they're doing.
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The next few months, he said, were spent in a dingy cell, where he signed away his right to a lawyer and the right to contact his family.
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Trust us, you're much better off shoveling this down in the comfort of your own home than on a dingy picnic bench on asphalt, surrounded by gas fumes.
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There were volunteers in the small, dingy office on a nondescript California backstreet, hard working Californians who came in to work the phones or walk a few blocks.
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Next up were Luger's Special German Fried Potatoes, which Wells said had once been one of his favorite dishes but were now "mushy, dingy, gray, and sometimes cold."
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One morning, the owner of a café on Notre-Dame Street West mentioned that he was closing his business, and offered them cheap rent on the dingy space.
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They lie in dingy sleeping bags near buildings or construction sites, bury themselves under blankets, ponchos and cardboard boxes, or sit with propped-up signs asking for money.
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The five crew members, meanwhile, had taken their dingy to a private fishing boat, The Grape Escape, that was anchored near the north shore of Santa Cruz Island.
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They walked along streams, refilling used plastic bottles with dingy drinking water and setting up tents in abandoned poacher camps, sometimes just hours after their targets had left.
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It becomes the vehicle through which Satine, who has become the Duke's mistress, and Christian act out their purer love, which is too radiant for this dingy planet.
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Brothers Lounge, with carpeting and a fireplace, had a pleasingly dingy atmosphere that went well with the $1 bag of Gardetto's and $4 Pyramid apricot ale I purchased.
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Though my date and I had already planned to go to mine, or perhaps hook up in the bar's dingy toilets (YOLO?), I couldn't go through with it.
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So the Notre Dame hockey team began wearing gold helmets, but "it was kind of a dull gold — kind of a dingy, mustard-colored gold," Jackson said recently.
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All shuffled into our dingy, lumpy carpeted Bed Stuy apartment, stacked on the counter, thumbed through and water ringed for far too long before being tossed in the recycling.
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Supporters of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and ISIS militants locked up together inside the cramped, dingy cells of Cairo's notorious Tora prison had been arguing endlessly over religion and politics.
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In Massachusetts, there's Man-O-Salwa, a dingy Somerville shop that sells decadently buttered naan and Lahori-quality, blazing red chicken tikka furtively in the back of a market.
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That was important because there's also a perception out there in the market sometimes … that our people sit in very dark, dingy basements, lit only by a green screen.
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You'll also notice two monks dragging a child's dingy filled with blood across the landscape; that was our tribute to the refugee crisis with a nod to Herzog's Fitzcarraldo.
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Far from being resolved in one of those dingy rooms Pfaff writes about, this was a hugely publicized, Nancy Grace-style "Court TV" case, steadily sensationalized by the media.
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It's what she does best: making even the biggest parties feel small, like you're in a dingy basement somewhere, deep in conversation with the coolest person in the room.
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When he moved in a few years ago, he ripped up a dingy wall-to-wall carpet and found pine floors that had turned an unbecoming shade of orange.
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I pictured a Russian agent in a dingy hotel room, a gadget-filled suitcase open on the bed, various satellite dishes pointed at his target in an adjacent building.
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The Band famously worked shoulder to shoulder in a dingy basement in upstate New York, creating their own musical vocabulary from elements of blues, country, gospel, rock, and classical.
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Once or twice a week, I would slip into the basement for a call with my cousin, panning the camera around the dingy space as we made elaborate plans.
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THE PLACE The bar is on a dingy stretch of West 31st Street, lined with hole-in-the-wall shops selling discount jewelry, body oils and janky phone accessories.
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Late on the morning of July 31, an attorney for Amazon walked into a dingy, cramped courtroom on the second floor of the Cook County Criminal Courthouse in Chicago.
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PARIS — A bright red tapestry featuring the Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara over the words "Onward toward victory!" exhorts strikers not to give up, in the union's dingy local headquarters.
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Folks in the neighborhood had taken to calling it the Wack Spot, a dingy cardboard box of a structure tucked away at the edge of an unimpressive side street.
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"No man ever saw the brown buildings, and dull and dingy shipping and water of this port of Dieppe so beautifully lit up," a critic of the day observed.
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I saw the dingy cabin floor that I could never get clean, that huge, heavy round table that took up so much space, and Mia's unwashed hair and stained shirt.
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It was about 3 AM on the third floor of Aoyama Hachi, a perfectly dingy club in the Shibuya district of Tokyo with consistently on point house and techno music.
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As Rod steered their convertible down Iberville to drop off Bud at the Up Stairs Lounge, he couldn't hide his agitation with Bud's desire to visit such a dingy block.
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In the 1970s and 80s, the area was riddled with adult movie theaters and dingy pubs, but these days, you'll mostly find galleries and coffee shops with stellar flat whites.
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The light is supposed to last for five years and is replaceable, although some bathrooms — like my dingy one — may be far too dark to charge the solar-powered Puretta.
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Irish women have to endure the humiliation of borrowing money from friends to book a flight to the UK, and, if they're lucky and can afford it, a dingy hotel.
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Our apartment was starting to look kinda dingy, and we couldn't figure out why, and then we realized it was because we had bought soft white bulbs for the kitchen.
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My mother and I slapped towels at the insects, scoured the rusted metal legs of the bed, moved my unconscious grandmother's limbs to search every wrinkle of the dingy sheets.
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If you know the feels — and are tired of hastily blotting your T-zone in a dingy dive-bar bathroom or deleting every group shot after a GNO — read on.
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It was another world from his dingy hometown, Bradford, England, where he was born to devoted parents who told their oddball son not to worry about what the neighbors thought.
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The demo I was given started in a simple, slightly dingy spaceship's interior, then moved into a bright papercraft cityscape featuring gardens, paper-doll people, and (for some reason) UFOs.
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Those feuds, played out on the streets and on social media, eventually led to the murder of Mr. Murphy's sister, Tayshana, in a dingy high-rise hallway in September 23.
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Isolde, the Irish princess who is being transported to Cornwall to marry its king, Marke, is confined to what passes for a stateroom, with a dingy couch and makeshift pantry.
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Mr. Pushpakumara said he had listened to online radio broadcasts about Mr. Snowden and was surprised to suddenly find him in the dingy apartment that he shared with several men.
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The very first step is to wade through this dingy river, which whistles past with considerable force, carrying a stew of bacteria and waste I tried not to think about.
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Built in 1920 but made over from the ground up during the past year, the once-dingy bungalow is now a cozy, warm space perfect for both lounging or entertaining.
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Place the cornmeal and your dingy furry thing in the bag, seal it tight and shake it in the same way you would Shake 'N Bake, say, a pork chop.
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Julian Crouch's Skid Row set — in which sooty door stoops frame the dingy shop of the title — is an urban-legend rhapsody in grime, lighted to chill by Bradley King.
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Once purchased and taken home, the pieces would inevitably look dingy and cheap, but those bib necklaces and chandelier earrings still made my outfits sing and left my earlobes throbbing.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Before Brett Whiteley died from a heroin overdose at 53 — alone, in a dingy motel room on the New South Wales coast — he lived like a rock star.
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The black-and-white photos of men sitting in doorways drinking, sidling up to cars on the street looking for change and sitting in dingy bars are gritty and loose.
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Days before the phone call, in early August, Kurdish intelligence officials had led Othman into a small, dingy room with flowery curtains that blocked the view of northeastern Syria outside.
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Far longer are the shots of them on a park bench in the pouring rain, or sitting on a mattress on an apartment floor, framed by dingy off-white walls.
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By the time Emma took possession of the house, the original thatched roof had been replaced with clay tile, but it was "quite dark and dingy and beamy," she says.
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In Mumbai, for example, the public spaces were well lit and teeming with both women and men, whereas exiting the Delhi metro often left me on dingy corners of big roads.
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If you walk past Serenity Place in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire, it might not be obvious that the dingy building is on the front lines in the state's battle against addiction.
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In London the Candy Bar, a lesbian venue, closed in 2014 after two decades of serving drinks to women in a dark, rather dingy space when its landlord increased the rent.
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The 16-year-old Paul, he discovers, was living in a dingy apartment with an artist and a pair of identical twins, Martine Zacher and Jutta Winkelmann, before he was kidnapped.
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In other words, they were exactly the kind of thing that sounded great when played in dingy sweaty little clubs to crowds stuffed to the gills with art school drop outs.
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Our fellow bar rats consisted of a Marine from the local base, his weathered concubine, some Los Angeles hipsters sporting man-buns, and a very old shirtless man in dingy overalls.
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The Heineken-owned beer brand announced the new hire in a short teaser commercial in which French actor Augustin Legrand watches one of his predecessor's ads in a dingy Mexican bar.
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The building was a dingy, concrete high-rise—a bleak remnant of Le Corbusier's dream of a Ville Radieuse, with strip malls and blacktop where the parks were supposed to be.
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On a recent morning, Elizabeth Chan, America's most successful, and perhaps only, full-time Christmas-song singer-slash-composer, was waiting in a dingy back corridor of Macy's to meet Santa.
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This stretch of Fourth, between Miles 903 and 7, was once a bit dingy and off the commercial path, but is now ripe for a diversionary game of Count the Condos.
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TBILISI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After years spent farming money in his uncle's basement in Tbilisi, Georgian tech entrepreneur Shota Siradze turned over the dingy space to a more traditional crop: tomatoes.
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Along dingy, airless corridors thick with the odor of sweat, women lay on thin mats sleeping deeply as children wandered the area and young men whiled away the time playing soccer.
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As he rose from the dingy floor, a barrage of stones rained down on the flimsy plastic container where he and 21 other asylum seekers, mostly Syrians like him, were sheltered.
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Parked on a bench on Bleecker Street in Manhattan on a dingy Saturday afternoon, I tallied 2100 coffees in various forms being clutched, sipped, and toted across my line of vision.
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Ms. Vives's visual choices are largely generic (they're made worse by the dingy digital), but here she places the camera above the characters so that it points directly down at them.
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The vibrations alert the G-men on her trail, drawing them too late to the dingy motel where she had stopped to rest and dress the mysterious wounds on her wrists.
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She has robes on her bed and chocolate on her pillow — a far cry from the dingy flophouses and makeshift soundstages and commuter tunnels where she's used to plying her trade.
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"If you want the classic dingy, scary NYC institutional experience, you'll have to either go to Penn Station during rush hour, or visit your cousin Vinny at Rikkers," William wrote approvingly.
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As we waited for a dingy to take us to our boat, I spied several other foreign tourists like us, standing stiff on the docks, dangerously pale and smeared in sunscreen.
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Four-meter, single-handed sailing vessels will race in Barbados during the OK Dingy World Championship, May 24 to 31, and the 2017 Finn Masters World Championships, June 2 to 9.
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Sci follows alcoholic tattoo artist, Bill Sanders, around his dingy Houston shop as he pontificates on the immorality of the Vietnam War and murmurs offensive sexist provocations to his female clients.
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And yet Cava's campaign headquarters, located on the second floor of a dingy photo studio in Watertown, Connecticut, may very well be ground zero for the future of the Democratic Party.
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A few minutes after Steve Lacy arrived at a dingy, weed-clouded recording studio in Burbank, the 18-year-old musician flopped down in a plush leather chair in the control room.
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But on January 25, officials say she escaped out the back door of a dingy, one-story redbrick safe house minutes ahead of the US Marshals Service's Lone Star Fugitive Task Force.
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The outside world was another story altogether, but here, within the hallowed halls of heavy metal (or whatever bar, basement, or dingy venue I'd ended up in that evening), I felt untouchable.
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In a dingy factory atmosphere where counterfeits were produced, these parts were sanded down to remove the manufacturers' markings, then re-coated in a process called "blacktopping" to conceal the sanding marks.
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MACAU (Reuters) - In a dingy neighborhood far from the sparkling casinos that have proliferated across Macau in recent years, six greyhounds raced around a concrete track on a rain-soaked weekday night.
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Ten months into the race, the candidate's headquarters looked more like the dingy redoubt of a soon-to-be-disbanded mayoral campaign than the hypercaffeinated situation room of a presidential front-runner.
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"Pittsburgh is the land of opportunity for chefs," said Justin Severino, another Lawrenceville pioneer whose Cure, which he opened on a dingy stretch of Butler Street in 68093, has won national accolades.
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Betty Gilpin and Alison Brie continue to hold the emotional center as two estranged best friends, surprised to be dedicating their lives to semiprofessional wrestling on a dingy, low-budget local show.
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The film stars Elle Fanning as Violet, a British teenager who quickly goes from singing in a dingy bar to participating in an international competition that could make her a pop star.
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Eight years later, with the complex reduced to a dingy shell, Time magazine deemed Biosphere 2, along with New Coke and plus-size spandex, one of the 20th century's 100 worst ideas.
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The building's interior, three floors of ugly 93s concrete chic embittered by age, was little more than a series of poorly lit and dingy tunnels lined mostly with jeans and T-shirt shops.
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Not that craziness is a complete stranger to Arthur's life, living as he does with his mother (Frances Conroy) in a dingy apartment, while harboring wince-inducing dreams of becoming a standup comedian.
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If all you've known about internet cafes are dingy darkened rooms where people stare into screens, you've got to see some of the new, slick gaming havens that are popping up in China.
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On top of Cooper's daily Vita Liberata face and body tanning treatment, Neill also used Tom Ford Bronzer and a MAC gray-green eyeshadow in Ashbury to really make his appearance seem dingy.
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This led Sanders to be less interested in doing normal campaign stuff like going nuclear on your opponent or awkwardly talking to potential voters in the dingy diners of New Hampshire and Iowa.
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Having sweated in the dingy, poorly lit basement that still has the original blue tiles, it's easy to picture the place packed with coal-covered bodies and reeking of a dank fish smell.
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As those old-school accessories suggest, the series is set in the mid-eighties, in the San Fernando Valley—a dingy landscape of fast food and wishful thinking, on the fringes of Hollywood.
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"My threshold for existing is pretty low, I figured could be in some dingy apartment with my computer and be okay," Musk told Neil DeGrasse Tyson on his StarTalk radio show in 2015.
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Many end up sharing dingy, cramped apartments with other refugees, and they rely on nonprofit organizations to help guide them through a world that bears little resemblance to the one they left behind.
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Her creative and entrepreneurial spirit has been roused in this dingy little space, and there's something magical about these amateurs putting on a show — even if that show is sleazy in the extreme.
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In Syria, they are effectively prisoners in dingy camps in an area under the control of no internationally recognized authority that might be able to press their home countries to take them back.
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We just wanted him to see kids his age, going to classes, a campus surrounded by a shallow beach, to spend time in spaces where there were no dingy floors littered with needles.
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On a steamy morning in August, I sat among a small group of them in a dingy, defunct public elementary school in Gravesend, Brooklyn, that serves as the M.T.A.'s Transit Learning Center.
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In one dingy bar, where the rancid smell of sweat and alcohol filled the humid air, a woman stroked a miner's groin as he slurred drunkenly over the sounds of blaring reggaeton music.
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Even its standard talking-head segments are peppered with compelling absurdities: a self-described chaos magician laying out how memes become reality, a 4channer proudly guiding viewers through his dingy bedroom's utter squalor.
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It's a far cry from the somewhat outdated stereotypes of shady home deliveries and dark, dingy dispensaries, and might be an instrumental step in getting new customers (including female customers) through the door.
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In the center, a dingy white mare pulled a heavy stone wheel—"like Fred Flintstone's tire," Sunseri said—around in a circle, crushing cooked agave that would be added to the fermentation barrels.
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Dr. Muderis was a first-year resident at Saddam Hussein Medical Center in Baghdad in 1999 when, he said, the military police marched a queue of rogue soldiers into the dingy operating theater.
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The image is oddly destabilizing: On the one hand it's uncomplicatedly good that a person who could pop over to Paris for lunch has come to a dingy church basement to serve the poor.
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Director Marielle Heller ("The Diary of a Teenage Girl") lets the camera linger on the sad realities of Lee's life, from her failed personal relationships to the dingy basement bars that she regularly frequents.
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We are excited by the prospect of riding on a brand new train or replacing a dingy airport with a brand new one or whizzing down a tube at nearly the speed of sound.
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Eluding the unkillable Bakers is a huge part of Resident Evil 7, and their pursuit forces you to learn every winding passageway and dingy corner as you hunt for resources, tools, hideaways, and answers.
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NEZAHUALCOYOTL, Mexico (Reuters) - It is almost nine o'clock at night and fans are anxious in Mexico's Neza Arena, an old and dingy building in one of the most crime-ridden suburbs of Mexico City.
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He implores the Virgin Mary to give a child to the devout and barren wife of a papal guard, and tells Tommaso that God, in His rage, has retired to a dingy studio apartment.
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He may reside in a dingy attic up six flights of stairs, but in her imagination he leads a more exalted existence, known to dilettantes and artists alike as the life of the mind.
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In the film, he and Foottit meet at a dingy circus in the French provinces, where his act was to play a cannibal, wearing a loincloth and baring his teeth while the audience gasps.
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For $10, this has saved us money on future shower curtain liners and the embarrassment of a dingy, don't-let-that-touch-me bottom of other liners — which also helps cut down on waste.
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The bodega on the corner of West Broadway and Prince Street where Mr. Hernandez worked might have been dingy, Ms. Illuzzi said, but it was a hub of sorts for children who lived nearby.
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The people of a dingy, fog-covered town, nicknamed the City of Sorrows, are convinced that every year they must sacrifice their youngest child to an evil witch or she will destroy them all.
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Instead of the pinched, dingy confines that have made the airport infamous, there were glimpses of what La Guardia could be: higher ceilings, fewer blaring announcements, and restrooms designed for travelers towing carry-ons.
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More proletarian and arguably better meals may be had at the city's Irani cafes, dingy eateries equipped with bentwood chairs, prominently posted rules ("Please do not argue with management") and photographs of Zoroastrian bodybuilders.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Every year, by the last few days of the Wimbledon championships, the grass on Centre Court becomes chewed up and much of its former emerald gleam fades to a dingy gray-brown.
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IN HIS MEMOIR, "The Thames and I", Prince Naruhito, as he was when he wrote it, recalls his brushes with greasy kippers and dingy pubs as a student at Oxford University in the 1980s.
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To locate possible patients and draw their blood for testing, Oklahoma's syphilis detectives have been knocking on doors in dilapidated apartment complexes and dingy motels, driving down lonely rural roads and interviewing prison inmates.
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This story takes you back to the dingy, striving roots of Pearl Jam's rise, and so opens a window into a Seattle that feels very distant from today's high-tech, high-rent boom town.
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She walked for months with her children and she got them to the dingy that we hear stories about all the time, and at gunpoint she was forced on with her children onto the boat.
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As its population soars, new housing rises and buyers get wind of the quick train commute it offers to New York, Jersey City is shedding its dingy image and emerging as a destination of choice.
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After a boozy dinner and several rounds of beer and soju, a local spirit, the party would decamp to a dingy basement and squeeze onto faded upholstery in an airless room with a karaoke machine.
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It's easy to imagine suburban housewife Patty would be furious sitting on one side of a tiny, dingy NYC table, looking at the woman her husband was so invested in, he got her an apartment.
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The demo then shifted to a quest, in which V, the main character, and her partner are searching for someone in a dingy apartment complex that's home to scavengers who harvest technology from augmented humans.
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It's hard to imagine that all you'd have to do to find a slice of Old Florida is take a five-minute walk and step inside a dingy little bar next to a tattoo shop.
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Hearing some jackass in a dingy karaoke bar has probably killed that song for you, and I can't entirely blame you, but this made me remember why that song kicked ass in the first place.
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Despite my penchant for showing up to class smelling like an empty bottle of booze, I was hired to guard lives at a small, slightly dingy lake located about five miles north of my house.
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They are framed as gods, making it all the more thrilling as we watch them cry and fight in a dingy alley, sucking down cigarettes and cheap vodka, coming closer and closer to the sun.
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The difference now is that Edinburgh isn't half as dingy — one clever bit leaves Simon hollering on the street outside a posh brunch joint, to the dismay of the diners inside — and Europe is changing.
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Tucked away down a dingy back alley behind Victoria train station, the low-key Japanese restaurant has just 18 covers, but the kind of word-of-mouth rep and national press plaudits money can't buy.
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I have had plenty of anonymous sex but even in a dingy basement like this, I'll usually give prospective partners a once over to decide if I'm into them (at least based on available light).
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All of the kinksters came out to have some old fashioned fun in the sun, which, for a group used to dark bars, dingy hotel rooms, and makeshift dungeons, was a welcomed change of scenery.
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The Laundress Wash & Stain Bar, from $6, available on AmazonIf you're wearing button-ups or something similar to work every day, rest assured the collars and overall shirt will begin to look a little dingy.
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It's genre on the surface, subversive in the details — the way the kids kick off their shoes before they scamper into the house, the boxes of Pocky, the mean waitresses at dingy-delicious Chinese restaurants.
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Rather than a somewhat stereotypical street vendor enticing you towards his wares with a sexy song about the hot Arabian nights, this Aladdin starts with two children admiring a beautiful, golden vessel from their dingy boat.
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With so many blokes from so many different countries, at times it felt you were in the French Foreign Legion and not a Muay Thai gym in the car park of a dingy Bangkok apartment complex.
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Streaming services will also have to ensure visibility and prominence for local content — so no burying the 'European third' in a dingy corner of the site where no one will find it, let alone stream it.
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I've savoured mounds of dumplings (The Farewell), experienced a whirlwind of emotions, and watched lesbian porn in an Uber (Booksmart) — all without leaving my dingy seat in the dark of a New York City movie theater.
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Instead Mr Tillerson had to duck into the headquarters of Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, a dingy office that shares a building with a shuttered Japanese restaurant in an unremarkable corner of the capital.
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During late college nights, when my friends and I were too drunk to go to sleep and too tired to continue the night, we'd pile onto dingy common room couches and laugh to "Potion Seller" together.
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Enter the suede brush and suede eraser: The brush should be used to wick away dirt and grime that can create a dingy appearance, and to restore the suede's nap, which will become matted with wear.
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Egan started out living on the Upper West Side, in a dingy room with a foam couch for a bed and a view of an airshaft, before upgrading to a walkup on East Twenty-seventh Street.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand military planes on Monday were scouring a section of the Pacific Ocean for more survivors from a missing ferry after eight people were rescued from a dingy that was adrift for days.
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Words can express so little sometimes; an idea as absurd as, say, a bathroom-themed restaurant can only truly be conveyed with a photo of a platter of braised pork served on a dingy ceramic commode.
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In 1943, Mr. Martin enrolled in the University of Denver, where he studied under Dr. Campton Bell, who founded the university's School of Theater and held court in a dingy classroom in the university chapel's basement.
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Maybe Gabriel will keep turning up like a bad kopeck, but it sure felt like this was how we'll have to remember Martha — sitting alone in her dingy flat listening to Russian music on the radio.
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There's none in the dingy Amtrak concourse, nor further below, in the long fluorescent hallway flanked with bright shops, at the end of which sits an oyster bar marked by the word " TRACKS ," in glowing indigo.
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"I think Facebook is an online directory for colleges," said Mark Zuckerberg in 2005, sitting on a dingy couch, clad in a white T-shirt and gym shorts, and holding a red Solo cup filled with beer.
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Philips Hue 60W White and Color Ambiance Kits, $149.99, available at AmazonSmart bulbs are by no means a necessity, but they are a simple luxury that can instantly upgrade any room — especially dingy apartments or dorm rooms.
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Fireman-sliding his way down a series of a poles and ropes is just how he gets from his aunt's dingy apartment to terra firma in "the Stacks," a teetering settlement of stacked blight in Columbus, Ohio.
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Shot in stark black and white, the video finds the Atlas Moth performing in a dingy back corner of an industrial space that could easily be imagined as the setting where a mysterious crime occurred decades before.
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Most journalists, researchers or other investigators have probably experienced this: You dig around websites, social media profiles, and dingy forums, only to come back later and find the content has been deleted or is no longer accessible.
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If you'd said last week that I would be singing "All the Small Things" while making eye contact with a porn star named Luke Hotrod in a dingy room at lunchtime, I would not have believed you.
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Living in a dingy apartment, the couple lived some days off the dollar menu, Delpopolo training by running through the streets of his neighborhood, shirt off, a modern day Rocky getting ready for his shot at redemption.
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During the next two weeks, the middle-aged Locke, then a philosophy professor at Howard University, snatched the young Hughes from dingy Montmartre and took him on an extravagant march through ballet, opera, gardens, and the Louvre.
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Every god has his or her own aesthetic, which comes through in everything from Media's crisp pop culture recreations to the Technical Boy's trippy digitized limo to the dingy kitchen of Slavic goddess Zorya Vechernyaya (Cloris Leachman).
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On the first day of middle school, he erased the name of the school his mother had written on his enrollment form because the building was "so dingy and ghetto," replacing it with one he liked better.
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Footage from local TV outlets showed the donkeys, in the town of Orai in Uttar Pradesh State, plodding out of a dingy jail in single file with their heads bowed, much like the classic police perp walk.
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Even The New York Times altered the image, including once where "the children had been removed, and the dingy interior of the tent made to appear as wisps of clouds in a bright sky," Ms. Meister wrote.
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Philip Gean Khongsngi, president of the Khasi Hills Archery Association, says that before he took over in 2017, the archery ground in Shillong used to be a dingy den of men, who would often drink while gambling.
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A remarkably large share of elite discourse around transportation infrastructure, meanwhile, is morbidly fascinated with the way America's old airports tend to look dingy compared with the much newer ones in China and the United Arab Emirates.
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Should you forgo the drive-thru window and actually make it inside one of the chain's locations, you're usually greeted by a sea of linoleum tabletops, dingy tile, and maybe some maroon and purple barstools if you're lucky.
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Sully is bewildered by the strangers who keep hugging him—he's nonplussed to spend his first night as an American hero at a dingy airport Marriott— and his ordinariness and plodding dullness is the center of the film.
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When Watson and Holmes find her in the dingy basement of some grand old country mansion, she's not in distress but rather spying on some KKK-style figures who are wafting around in candlelight murmuring a disturbing chant.
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Ms. Helbig, 30, was trying to be a comedy writer "like Tina Fey," waitressing at a chain steakhouse and living in a dingy apartment in Brooklyn with a landlord who hit up her and her roommate for money.
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The fights may have taken place in a dingy looking school hall gym, but over 14million people watched Kameda on their digital network—most likely hoping he'd lose—a viewing figure so large it crashed the broadcaster's servers.
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Other quality dumpling houses abound, and special mention should go to Ling Long Fang for its casual, appealingly dingy atmosphere and excellent xiao long bao (23 yuan a dozen) — which you can see being made while you wait.
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Almodóvar's movies, proudly sophomoric and raunchy, were part of a boisterous artistic and musical movement called La Movida, which was taking hold in Madrid, much of it in Malasaña, a barrio of run-down warehouses and dingy clubs.
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On whom or on what can we blame the night of vomiting that followed one patron's evening at Super Power, a festive tiki bar in Crown Heights, nestled between a construction site and a dingy lounge named Secrets?
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She and her husband lived "in a dingy one-bedroom apartment in West Hollywood that we rented for years, even though our earnings increased and we knew we could afford to move if we wanted to," she wrote.
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Andrew and Ronnie's dark and dingy life is harshly contrasted with Gianni Versace (Edgar Ramírez) and Antonio D'Amico's (Ricky Martin) glamorous lives – they included a fashion show he hosted atop his own devastatingly beautiful swimming pool for Christ's sake.
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The music swells as he shoots fireballs, raising his fist in triumph — before the camera abruptly cuts back to the reality, where he's just a little boy in a dingy garage, tape on his chest, and a tinfoil helmet.
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In the lobby of a faded hotel in the center of Ioannina that has been taken over by the UN, the air is loud with screaming children as they tear around the dingy corridors, snapped at by harassed mothers.
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In the time between the accident and the show, Jeff's wife separated from him, his living son turned against him, he moved from his family home to a dingy apartment, and his grieving process...well, it never really existed.
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It's the first feature from Polish director Agnieszka Smoczyńska, and the fact that it exists at all is inspiring — the fact that it's gorgeous, rendered in lurid neon and dingy Miami Vice pastels, makes it go down even easier.
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If your tub is looking dingy, a professional refinisher can repair dents, rub out rust spots and recoat it with a new finish in a day or so, for about $500 for a standard-size bathtub, according to Homeadvisor.
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Anyone who was spending a lot of time on the Internet knew that many parts of it felt more like a dingy flea market, or like a parking lot outside a bar the moment before a fight breaks out.
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To get to the exclusive Crossroads School, you have to turn down a dingy alley off of a not-so-glamorous section of L.A.'s Olympic Boulevard, near the exit to a freeway that bisects the City of Angels in half.
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In it, a man in a beat-up leather jacket, one that would look pretty good on Ryan Gosling in a new Blade Runner, makes his way down a dingy hallway, with a strange mechanical substance seemingly following his every thought.
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Or what if you could do it at your victim advocacy organization that is comfortable and you feel like you know them and the environment is not a dingy hospital that probably has very few sexual assault nurse examiners, if any?
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I defied the Santa-man and took the hour-long train ride back to Brooklyn to change, since I did not want to wear my little audio apron and dingy blue button-up shirt to my first fancy New York party.
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In one video, there is what appears to be a red-hued, dingy-looking strip club, and as the camera zooms in, we see that two priests are staring fascinated at the nearly naked women dancing in front of them.
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When I went back into the apartment for a last goodbye, I realized how small and dingy it really was: Without our furniture and the mementos of our life together, the apartment didn't feel as romantic as it once had.
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In a nightmarishly brisk sequence, the therapist takes this confession as a pretext to have Sawyer committed to the hospital, and she finds herself being marched from its swanky hotel-like lobby to the dark corridors and dingy dormitories behind it.
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The man, Ray Mccomber, and his friend, 75-year-old Noel Ramage, were on a crabbing trip in Australia's Northern Territory when life turned into some straight-up Crocodile Dundee shit, and a saltwater croc capsized their ten-foot dingy.
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Most house shows over the years have taken place in the student ghetto near campus, in crappy punk houses that despite being dingy and rundown, are often bustling with activity and creativity because of the groups of people who live there.
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Henry Darger's trauma-filled watercolor At Sunbeam Creak/At Wickey Lansinia, for example, was found by Darger's landlord shortly before the artist's death, amongst more than 15,000 pages of text and hundreds of drawings in the artist's dingy Chicago apartment.
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On one of the rare mornings in October that the Intelligence Committee wasn't holding a deposition, Schiff sat in a dingy cafeteria in the Capitol basement, filled with Capitol police officers eating their breakfasts, and sipped an unsweetened iced tea.
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When I met up with Jordan, Kyle Demers, and the artist Weirdo Dave, three of Supreme's main dudes ("no one really has titles," Jordan told me) at a dingy bar in the West Village, I asked them about that perception.
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"The German fried potatoes, once one of his favorite dishes at the restaurant, were "mushy, dingy, gray, and sometimes cold," he continued, adding: "I look forward to them the way I look forward to finding a new, irregularly shaped mole.
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It's not everyday you get a chance to sit down with one of Taiwan's most famous politicians, especially when you're far more accustomed to squeezing into dingy basements or dusty bar corners to conduct interviews with headbangers of varying description.
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Constance Grady: I agree that the Colony plot line was this week's strongest, but I have to admit I was a little distracted by how the blue of those dingy Colony uniforms exactly matches the blue of Alexis Bledel's eyes.
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But just like Beasts of the Southern Wild showed us Hurricane Katrina through the wide-eyed lens of childhood, The Florida Project crystallizes its world—a dingy motel on the outskirts of Disney World—into a garish, pastel purple wonderland.
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But the rules of society still apply: The have-nots are relegated to the dingy back cars of the train while the wealthy elite occupy spaces near the front, triggering a class war that threatens to send them off the tracks.
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Cornmeal is excellent at removing grime from and fluffing up decorative fur (real or faux!), whether it's a coat collar that's gotten matted from wear or the interior of a beloved pair of fuzzy slippers that have gotten impossibly dingy.
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Elegantly disheveled and with a sense of theater that Mr. Lupton said he had learned from visiting Day of the Dead celebrations in Oaxaca, Mexico, Jonathan Fire*Eater was known primarily for its chaotic live shows in dingy bars and clubs.
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Before Fahim acquired the building in 2014, the White Horse Cocktail Lounge was the resident dive bar at the Super 8 Motel on N Western Avenue, a dingy living room for students at the American Film Institute Conservatory up the road.
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Unfolding mainly in dingy rooms, whose cheap curtains barely obscure the miserable Manchester streets beyond, this doggedly unilluminating portrait opens in 1976 with the 17-year-old Morrissey (a game Jack Lowden) immersed in Oscar Wilde and the New York Dolls.
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It is much easier to cope with a terrible boss if you can go home to your own apartment, not a dingy group house with bedbugs, or partake in the occasional nice dinner out, instead of stealing your roommate's Chipotle leftovers.
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FARIDABAD, India (Reuters) - In a dingy factory in the sprawling industrial hub of Manesar in northern India, a plastic moulding machine malfunctioned, mangling Visheshwar Prasad Singh's right hand as he made parts for a supplier to the country's major automakers.
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Max Irons plays the young private eye Charles Hayward, who gets a visit in his dingy office from the beautiful Sophia (Stefanie Martini), an old love whose grandfather, an unpopular tycoon, has shuffled off this mortal coil under unusual circumstances.
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First of all, the majority of Netflix's new $90 million original movie takes place at night and in fairly dingy rooms, and that, in combination with how the whole production is lit, means that most of the action is obscured and visually unintelligible.
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The ubiquity of mobile phones and tablets has helped transformed bookmakers from operators of dingy, smoke-filled betting shops into multi-billion dollar de facto tech firms, pouring resources into developing apps and complex algorithms and marketing to younger and broader demographics.
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Now they are mushy, dingy, gray and sometimes cold," he wrote, adding that the servers, once "charmingly brusque, now give the strong impression that these endless demands for food and drink are all that's standing between them and a hard-earned nap.
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On top of fat pay cheques, luxury offices with top-notch facilities nestled in attractive parks for the fortunate few who code for big tech groups or run profitable multinationals; unfulfilling jobs in "fulfilment centres" and dingy office blocks for the rest.
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Believe me, I understand the appeal of luxury and limited-edition items — but doesn't all glamour kind of go flying out the window the second you open up someone else's beaten-up box of dingy bronzer that's been sprayed with isopropyl alcohol?
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Given the outstanding quality of his last few releases on The Trilogy Tapes, Killekill and Sublevel Sounds, it's not surprising that he's served up another batch of grainy, gauzy, rough and ready gutter-techno that's dark and dingy in the best ways possible.
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The ceilings are low and claustrophobic throughout the space, the lighting dingy, and everything gives the impression of an endlessly recurring nightmare, as rooms lead into other rooms, hallways, and dead ends, each circling back into one another without any sense of logic.
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The ubiquity of mobile phones and tablets has helped transform bookmakers from operators of dingy, smoke-filled betting shops into multi-billion dollar de facto tech firms, pouring resources into developing apps and complex algorithms and marketing to younger and broader demographics.
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After visiting makeshift migrants camps in Paris and the port town of Calais, urban squats in Marseille and Roma settlements in dingy city outskirts, Rapporteur Leilani Farha called for an end to evictions that violated international law ensuring the right to adequate housing.
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Conversations about basic income, a government-funded salary given to every citizen, used to take place in the dingy offices of extremist left-wing politicians, or in the campus dorm rooms of idealistic students determined to fix the problems of the previous generation.
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From the dingy, labyrinthine basement of the Golden Shopping Mall, with its anarchy of scents, to the vast gallery of stalls at the New World Mall, sleek and seemingly infinite, they are justly beloved as scenes of equal parts chaos and serendipity.
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He also incised a drawing of a ladder, and outlined other simple shapes, including a window, a cross and two human silhouettes; painted most of the surface maroon; and scraped away some of that surface again to reveal the dingy gray color underneath.
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" The La Guardia AirTrain, which could cost more than $1.5 billion, is part of Mr. Cuomo's broader plans to improve the airport, a dingy complex that Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. famously likened to an airport "in a third world country.
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Imagine playing a pregnant woman who sits around a dingy apartment, as Paltrow does in "Se7en," while Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt hunt the psycho who, at some point, removes your head then boxes it up like it's a hat from eBay.
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Whether you call them mixologists or bartenders, whether you prefer canned PBR or fancy cocktails, whether you like it dark and dingy or bright and sleek, we can all agree on one thing: there's nothing like a nice cold drink to take the edge off.
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The pulsing synths and hypnotic chorus of "Just Dance" were the ideal accompaniment to WKD-fuelled teen house parties worldwide and the built-for-choreography beats of "Poker Face" had the ability to turn any dingy small town gay club into a euphoric, glittering stampede.
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"All too often... we hear from homeless families who've been forced to wave goodbye to schools and jobs, and move their whole family into a cramped and dingy room somewhere with no idea when they will have a place to call home again," he said.
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Luckily for me, I'll never be able to kid myself that the Victoria Bar was other than a dingy hole, but the promise of illicit experience and sudden vision that I felt at 15 has never really left me when it comes to bars.
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Her laundry room, in the corner of a garage overloaded with boxes, seems the opposite: dark, dingy and even a touch ugly, with beige, 30-year-old Maytag appliances and the cheap plastic laundry bins designed to contain a family's daily spills and stains.
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But he still has a devoted following in the city's underground scene, which was clear the night after the studio session, when he appeared at a hybrid rap/wrestling event at a dingy banquet space in an industrial strip mall on the city's northwest side.
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This calls to mind Kafka's pregnantly indecipherable novels, but Di Benedetto fills out his quasi-allegorical premise with so many dingy particulars that his narrator seems to experience his universal problem, in what may be the universal way, as a private shame and defeat.
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Those dingy, unappealing spaces — often with broken door latches, paper towel dispensers that have long ago run out of towels, and floors that look they like they are in dire need of cleaning — have often been the option of last resort for many frequent travelers.
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Whether it's at one of Burning Man's invigorating, picturesque sunrise sessions, or the chased-upon moment when willowy beams of light penetrate through the air of some dingy, smoke-filled warehouse, early morning sets are treated with a near-religious air by many dance music fans.
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When the lights go up, we see Strauss's maids and other serving women in dingy housedresses (the costumes are by Caroline de Vivaise) sweeping the stairs and cleaning the courtyard grounds in eerie pantomime, until the first gnashing orchestral blast sets the bloody tragedy in motion.
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Near the midpoint of the show, during the wry "Pore Jud Is Daid," when Curly visits Jud in his dingy smokehouse and jovially encourages him to kill himself, Fish plunges the theatre into darkness, obscuring the stage, and projects video of Jud's face on the wall.
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Gianotti said her hope was that the upgrade - akin to replacing your dingy 60-watt bedside lamp with an industrial floodlight - would provide answers about "dark matter", which has never been seen but is known to exist because of its effect on the visible material around it.
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Fashion Diary PARIS — Five months ago, Vetements was in the last flush of its whisper phase, calling its crowds to a dingy Chinese restaurant in part of the Belleville neighborhood of Paris to see what the constant chatter and the infrequently glimpsed logo were all about.
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Unlike the touristy Mercado Modelo in the Lower City, the waterfront Feira São Joaquim is a massive, dingy, half-renovated market where, in addition to countless fruits and meat and organs, you'll also find medicinal herbs, dendê oil, infused cachaças, even cords of rope-thick tobacco.
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He fell for Hanoi long before he actually travelled there, when he read Graham Greene's 1955 novel, "The Quiet American," and the city has retained a thick atmosphere of colonial decay—dingy villas, lugubrious banyan trees, monsoon clouds, and afternoon cocktails—that Bourdain savors without apology.
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Located at 77 White Street, in a six-story loft building owned by the artist Ross Bleckner, the Mudd Club was a dingy gray-and-black box inside, with a bar initially made out of folding tables and a bathtub behind them to chill the beer.
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The drama takes place in and around a dingy South Floridian strip mall, where ambitious salon owner Desna (Niecy Nash) rules with an iron fist and strategically sharpened nail extensions while the men trying to run a drug ring out of the back of the salon keep complicating things.
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While Lanza does comment on the dubious state of the aforementioned green room couch, she's clearly at ease in dingy venues, thanks in part to a youth spent tagging along with her late father—a musician who designed sound systems for a living—to underground parties throughout the city.
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Blurry apparitions of older men shoot pool in the background, and the glow of the overhead lamp obscures the top quarter of the image, but the photograph successfully depicts a dingy, poorly lit pool hall where this boy probably tested out his manhood in a manner fitting the time.
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After a hellish night of getting 60 scalp stitches (click here for the rather gruesome photo if you dare), I was awakened for breakfast at 6 AM by a nurse in the dingy-looking ER. An elderly man in the bed across from me had been vomiting all night.
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The snow's groans as it's stepped on; a mop's slop-sound as it cleans a dingy linoleum floor; the gelatinous fight a casserole puts up as it's dished out; the whooshing one's arms make in a parka; the heavy clunk of a police badge on a wooden kitchen table.
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Alfred Knopf and his wife, Blanche, still ran the show when she started in the company's dingy former offices at 501 Madison Avenue, a girl from "across the river" in New Jersey who hoped to work an editorial job by day and write the Great American Novel by night.
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There's also a lingering perception that pools are a bit dingy, unsavory and unsafe, a perception born in the 1970s, when many pools, neglected by cities short on funds and staffing, did become rather seedy environments, places to get high or do a little business in the shadows.
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NASHVILLE — Last spring, in a charmingly overstuffed and dingy house-turned-recording studio tucked away in an ugly industrial stretch a few miles from Music Row, the singer and songwriter Sophie Allison was gently bossing around four babyfaced dudes because, somehow, that had become her full-time job.
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Pulling on Jersey club rhythms while constructing a dense bramble of jittery samples, tinny horns, and chattering tambourines, she creates the threat that the record might, at any moment, spiral into chaotic darkness, take a swan dive off toward the dingy depths on either side of the high wire.
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The opening shots of Guillermo del Toro's gorgeous romance-fantasy The Shape of Water show Eliza (Sally Hawkins) going about her morning routine — boiling eggs, bathing, brushing her shoes, visiting her neighbor Giles (Richard Jenkins) before work — in her dingy but charming apartment above the Orpheum movie theater.
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In fact, the pair get on so famously that they've very generously put together this ten-tone-heavy mix of fractured industrial, parched dub, and deep-space grime, and if you find something to enjoy within it's dark, dingy, and dank hour running time, then you're probably reading the wrong website.
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She's Krystal Stubbs, a young mother working a minimum wage job in a dingy water park near Orlando, surrounded by the hucksters and victims of the local cultlike multilevel marketing (MLM) pyramid scheme, FAM (which stands for Founders American Merchandising and is a parody of the real-life company Amway).
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In the episode, we find Callie (Maia Mitchell) trapped in a dingy motel room with Diamond (Hope Olaide Wilson), a 15-year-old sex worker, the young girl's pimp, Russell (Joseph Julian Soria), who prefers to be called "Daddy," and a few other teens caught up in the world of crime.
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But while venues like Adobe Books (See Music and Nightlife), and Alley Cat are great to find comedy and poetry on the spot, the real heart of SF's spoken word scene (that hasn't fled to Oakland yet) is in dingy crowded apartments found via public but unlisted Facebook event invites.
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Like that scene in Almost Famous, How to Be a Rock Critic is rife with small moments that snapped me out of Bangs' dingy New York apartment and back into the modern world (where I'm sure the same building has been bought by a condo developer who raised its rent tenfold).
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There was no place to park—the front yard and a small space across the street were occupied by Katz's three automobiles: a 1975 Cadillac Eldorado that his brother Bernie had sold him, secondhand, in the early nineteen-eighties, a dingy Oldsmobile, and a BMW that was temporarily out of commission.
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Another time, I remember going to a movie theater and it had a red carpet in it as if a premiere was happening—but there were no concessions, and the dingy theater (which had no stadium seating) was empty and the lights were turned up really bright during the screening.
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After the company's bankruptcy forces David (Levy) out of his glamorous lifestyle running art galleries, and Alexis (Murphy) out of the high-stakes world of fleeing kidnappers in Dubai with an array of Grecian boyfriends, they find themselves sharing a dingy motel room in Schitt's Creek with no clue how to function.
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Only, where Erin flashed her teeth to get what she wants, her Heidi rarely smiles — neither in the present-tense narrative, when she's waiting tables in a dingy restaurant called Fat Morgan's, nor in the flashbacks where we see her running the Homecoming program with an almost pitying sense of self-seriousness.
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Cut to 16 years later, their star has waned, audiences have moved on to a younger double act, Abbott and Costello, and the aging Stan and Ollie have little choice but to embark on a grueling tour of half-full vaudeville theaters in dingy post-war Britain, the country of Laurel's birth.
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By example, Gladwell cited Mozart, who started violin lessons at the age of 4; Bill Gates, who obsessed over primitive computer programing long before his voice dropped an octave; and the Beatles, who banged out nightly eight-hour shows in dingy Hamburg clubs in the time before "Love Me Do" climbed the charts.
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Although there are some glancing contemporaneous references, the social milieu of the book remains much closer to the interwar or wartime setting of her earlier novels; the prescriptions of class still pass unchallenged; and a "bachelor girl" faces conditions of dingy and callous precariousness that have not been seen for a while.
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If you want to understand why Kevin Sharkey is Martha Stewart's most trusted employee and best friend, consider how he treats his less famous companions: Once, for a cross-country drive that involved overnight stays in dingy motels, Mr. Sharkey brought along pillows, perfectly pressed D. Porthault linens and bolts of painter's tarp.
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" Unlike in those books, whose characters mostly lived comfortably, here the setting itself is a little unsettled; Willa and her husband, Peter, arrive from their pristine Arizona retirement to a disheveled stretch of "small, dingy white houses with squat front porches, some of them posted with signs for insurance agencies or podiatry offices.
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Wojnarowicz's photographic series Arthur Rimbaud in New York is an apt example: certain images from it are commonly reproduced on postcards — Wojnarowicz-as-Rimbaud at Coney Island, on the subway, in a diner — while others — Wojnarowicz-as-Rimbaud under the piers, in bed with a man, urinating into a dingy toilet, and masturbating — are not.
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London's iconic red phone boxes may be mostly gone from the streets of the city — and many of those that remain are no longer home to phones (one in my hood is now a book exchange, another is a dingy mess) — but the promise of offering communication services to people on the go remains.
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In some areas you might feel like it's a little dingy, but when you live there you're in your space and when you walk around the streets, or hang out in the parks or at the corner store, you feel like a part of the area—a part of the culture and the character.
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Mara Gemond, a longtime Arlington, Virginia, realtor, never did much business in the dingy cluster of office buildings next to Reagan Airport known as National Landing (formerly Crystal City) — until news broke last week that Amazon would probably be splitting its 50,000-employee second headquarters between there and Long Island City in New York.
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While licensing issues are still at the fore of the debate, the impact of the festival and the completely justified rise of punters preferring to pay two hundred quid to see 50 DJs playing on a beach somewhere rather than fifteen to see three in a dingy club, have to be taken into consideration.
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The company, which had its start in Berlin in 2000 and now has a presence in 21 European cities, represents a generation of budget lodging that broke the mold of what was once considered the typical backpackers' hostel: dingy dorm rooms, zero design sensibility, a place to escape as soon as you secured your bed.
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ZHYTOMYR, Ukraine — The North Korean spy, posing as a member of his country's trade delegation in Belarus, thought he was photographing a secret scientific report on missile technology as he snapped away with a small camera in a dingy garage in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, the home of Ukraine's Soviet-era rocket industry.
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Jeffrey, his profile cast in total shadow, gives an anonymous interview to a CBS reporter in a dingy motel about being closeted in the military; Versace (Édgar Ramírez), accompanied by his long-term partner Antonio D'Amico (Ricky Martin), sits down with the news publication the Advocate in a lavish hotel suite for his official coming out.
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In Port Moresby, the capital, a returning officer appeared on TV in a dingy hotel room surrounded by heavies to announce the winning candidate in his district at the same time as his deputy declared the true victor to be Sir Mekere Morauta, a former prime minister who had come out of retirement to oppose Mr O'Neill.
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Zoom out to Frank, now dressed in the clothes of a modern day man, on his phone in a dingy bar that's blasting the song "Panic" by the Smiths, which has the lyrics "hang the DJ." Somehow, the app has run a simulation and found that he and his date are 99.8% compatible - a remarkable number.
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Even though it has the dingy aura and weathered clientele of a place that's been open since the 1970s, the bar—cash-only, beer-only, and one of the last establishments in the historically rough-and-tumble neighborhood that still allows smoking indoors—opened in the building it now occupies, formerly a beauty salon, in March 2008.
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Speaking of income disparity, most bars fall into two categories: You have awesomely dingy dives with vinyl seats, pool tables, and beaucoup kitsch that feel like time warps to old SF; and then you have a bunch of flashy cocktail joints that cater to tech assholes with money to burn and a Tinder date to impress.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Tuesday presented a fast-track plan that would finally create a train hall and retail space in the James A. Farley Building, also known as the General Post Office, on the west side of Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, while renovating the cramped, dingy underground passageways and platforms across the avenue at Penn Station.
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When she first opened Kopitiam, in 2017, it was in a tiny, dingy storefront on Canal Street with barely any seating, but it didn't matter: she earned fans so devoted that when her rent spiked, forcing her to close, one of them—Moonlynn Tsai, who also happens to be a restaurateur—swept in to be her business partner.
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Young Han (Alden Ehrenreich, doing a passable Harrison Ford impression) is a roguish but starry-eyed young derelict who fancies himself an outlaw, living on the dingy planet of Corellia with his girlfriend Qi'ra (Emilia Clarke), with whom he plans to escape their state of servitude to a giant slug-like queen and head for the great wide galaxy.
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After hearing from his publicist that Corpsegrinder—born George Fisher—is a whiskey drinker, I thought it'd be fun to take him someplace a little different than the usual dingy metal bars where he's spent the majority of his professional life, and showcase the more refined side of a man known best for screaming about murder.
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Also, the bowl of pho we'd slurped at a dingy little spot in the Springvale market, the pork souvlaki we'd eaten in the Greek neighborhood of Oakleigh and the croissants we'd inhaled at Kate Reid's astonishing Lune Croissanterie in the hipster Fitzroy district, washing them down with the flat whites that have helped bring Melbourne coffee fame.
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With no specific narrative, the 36-minute film, "Je M'Appelle Varsovie" ("Warsaw Is My Name"), unfolds in lingering shots of contrasting places and people: swirling traffic, dingy stonewalled buildings with peeling paint, commercial signs in downtown areas, a rumpled street musician with a long white beard playing the accordion, an old solitary woman sitting on a street bench.
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Disinvesting in both members and their staff (and their office space, which is often surprisingly cramped and dingy) is a way of expressing the idea that we are indifferent to the quality of the people who seek jobs in Congress and to how aggressively they will seek to remain in the public's good graces once in office.
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On an imagined compendium of Tiny Tweaks That Will Make You Feel Richer, I would rank upgrading from your regular old cotton balls to fancy cotton pads at the very top of the list, far above "maximizing your space" with elegant storage solutions and painting old furniture gold (as if suddenly your dingy first-floor studio will start to feel just like Versailles).
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For ultra-stubborn stains and grease, soak in a 210-23 solution of water and household ammonia for several hours How to Clean with Lemons Carpet: Once a year We've all had this experience: You move a piece of furniture, only to find a pristine patch of carpet that stands in stark contrast to the rest of the dingy floor covering.
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So match those metaphors together, and you have an image of this hulking truck, and especially, in even color, you think about an average truck on the road, and it's sort of dingy looking, but this is ... It's definitely a truck that sends a certain message, and appeals to a certain company perhaps that might be interested in changing branding of that sort.
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With a name like that, we expected a four-piece, Jam & Spoon-influenced rave collective hailing from a dingy basement in Brixton, playing secret gigs to the sort of pilled-up fortysomethings who refuse to accept that "mega" is no longer a fashionable expression and that nobody wants to debate the subtle differences between ambient techno and minimal techno anymore.
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They include the nun who helps the newlyweds settle in France; a moody Jewish artist from Newark who paints Beal's portrait in his dingy Paris studio; a spirited young Irishwoman who steers Thomas toward becoming a winemaker and is obviously smitten with him; and two insistent men who think Beal should simply forsake her marriage and run off with them.
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And when the scene cuts back to Price, Elliot and Mr. Robot, the contrast between Whiterose's world of power and influence and their own shabby surroundings — they're holed up in the shuttered offices of Elliot's former cybersecurity employer, staring at Post-it notes with names and clues written on them as the sun filters in through dingy windows — is striking.
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While Jamie has never been a man content to sit idle when those he loves are in danger, Fergus proved himself an honorable leader in his own right, prepared to stand his ground even when Jamie tried every dirty trick in the book — from emotional blackmail to bribery — to sway his sidekick into stealing the keys to his dingy cell.
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The mostly white, clearly uncoordinated crowd was obviously not well-dressed enough and too young to be in actual Beverly Hills, and the space in which they were "dancing" to the Maroon 5 classic "Moves Like Jagger" was much too dingy and cramped to be a Bloomberg fundraiser—it looked like a UCB theater, which is exactly what it was.
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CreditCreditKevin Hagen for The New York Times At a subway station deep under Manhattan, a dingy room is filled with rows of antique equipment built before World War II. The weathered glass boxes and cloth-covered cables are not part of a museum exhibit, however — they are crucial pieces of the signal system that directs traffic in one of the busiest subways in the world.
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While it hasn't quite provoked the same rage that the "sync" button you'll find on most up-to-date decks has, you can guarantee that somewhere, in some dingy room where the afterparty's never ended, someone'll be moaning about us being "a step closer to the death of the DJ." That once noble artform, surely as important as poetry or painting, is set for destruction and desecration.
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These kinds of cyber-rave sounds are most at home on SoundCloud, and you'd probably never hear it in an established Singaporean club—which is why hearing it out of precariously stacked speakers in a dingy hole-in-the-wall venue was so exciting: a new rave scene was fermenting out of the simple desire to thrash around to music you could usually only hear on the internet.
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The sparse, poorly-lit setting has come to be closely associated with stereotypical porn production in popular culture: Not glamorous film sets, but a dingy basement office in Scottsdale (Literally, that's where the porn videos that made the black couch famous were shot, according to the Phoenix New Times.) But there are many versions of casting porn that predate Whitaker's black leather couch: Pierre Woodman's "Casting X" began in 1997.
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Sometimes this involves campus clubs or activism, or intramural football games that are thinly veiled occasions to beat up people you don't like, or all-night marathons of terrible progressive rock with your dorm buddies, or blowing off doing responsible things to get wasted in the student bar at 1 in the afternoon on a Tuesday before retiring to a dingy student basement to smoke a lot of weed and watch Kenny vs Spenny.
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And so on the walk to his parents' cottage, snow-stepping through the freezing cold, the sky and earth melding, she couldn't help but imagine the two of them, she and Pierce, escaping this dingy town together, driving quietly up Highway 12 and out onto the mainland, heading someplace where the sun ran warm for more than twelve weeks a year, an adventure of love, it would be, like Bonnie and Clyde, minus all the violence.
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But it's felt that way every minute of every day since then — when we learned that our teaching in graduate school would be held to a different standard than that of our male colleagues; when we're assumed by male officials to be present at high-level meetings to fetch coffee, not share our expertise; when our friends struggle to pump breast milk in dingy closets at law firms that have just spent tens of thousands of dollars upgrading their office floral arrangements.
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The retailer is adding new subscription options tonight, reports CNN, that will price Prime at... "I think Facebook is an online directory for colleges," said Mark Zuckerberg in 2005, sitting on a dingy couch, clad in a white t-shirt and gym shorts, and holding a red Solo cup filled with beer.... This week, a bevy of scientists including famed theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking announced a new way to explore space called Starshot — and how it works is something that sounds straight out... It's taken me a few years, but I'm comfortable calling the Dark Souls games my favorite of all time.
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Some of the minds behind "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" trade that show's dingy bar lighting for the fluorescent shine of a video game studio in this new comedy series, the latest entry in Apple's quest to shake up the world of streaming TV. Created by the "It's Always Sunny" stars and producers Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day along with Megan Ganz, another producer of that show, "Mythic Quest" centers on a fictional video game company headed by a controlling, self-obsessed creative director (McElhenney, whose character does things like bring his own PowerPoint remote to somebody else's presentation).
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We have the slow, painful death of romance ("Marriage Story"); a dour, near-funereal shaggy-dog story about a phlegmatic hit man ("The Irishman"); a blackly funny but agonizing depiction of contemporary social polarities culminating in gore and gristle ("Parasite"); a wish-fulfillment fantasy of an alternate-universe 1969 whose climax is no less bloody ("Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"); a harrowing odyssey through the muddy, corpse-ridden battlefields of World War I Europe ("1917"); and an origin story of a comic-book sociopath ("Joker") that seems almost nostalgic for a dingy, crime-ridden urban landscape straight out of the Bronx-is-Burning era of 1970s New York.
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