Work at the site of this emporium began in 43.
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Ring in the season with the Emporium Selection Advent Cheese Calendar.
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Friends had talked up Scotchies, the island's best known jerk emporium.
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Also of note, another fragrance emporium rolls into town on Oct.
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It came from La Boîte, a spice emporium in Hell's Kitchen.
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If you peruse the website for the sexy Halloween emporium Yandy.
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Candylicious, a Singapore confectionery emporium, begins stocking Halloween themed products from September.
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Add any of the Emporium Selection Halloween Cheeses to your charcuterie spread.
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Find your local crystal emporium and block off a couple of hours.
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NEGRIL Sandals is Negril's night-life emporium with theme nights and shows.
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An emporium of everything from Zirconia jewelry sets to Ziploc sandwich bags.
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Get everyone on your list an adorable Emporium Selection Holiday Cheese Ornament.
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Here's hoping that none of them advertise for the Weird Adult Video Emporium.
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He ducked into the emporium to see if anyone was selling pocket watches.
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For a year after selling his emporium, Mr. Leighton had a consulting deal.
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Hacker is staring intently at the monitor above his workbench at the Computer Emporium.
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Let's take a moment to appreciate the makeup wonder emporium that is Ulta Beauty.
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A young man emerges from the escalators in SEG Market, Huaqiangbei's largest electronics emporium.
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Modernity kept encroaching on his emporium, but he was sanguine about most of it.
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The online stuffed animal emporium also has many other Halloween options you can purchase.
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Now, though, only a few vestiges remain — like Via Brasil, Emporium Brasil and Ipanema.
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His emporium is half-bar, half-museum and completely dedicated to Madeira's "demon rum".
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It was February 2016 and Omär's first performance in Chicago, at Emporium Arcade Bar.
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Get ready to wine and dine with the Emporium Selection Valentine's Day Cheese Assortment.
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Gift (or keep) a few cheese-filled ornaments from Emporium Selection, starting December 4.
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K-Beauty fans will want to head to the Glow Studio emporium opening Wednesday.
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Twenty years ago, this grandly named emporium was an arcade with 254 antiques dealers.
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Hours before Sephora opens its doors to the public, the beauty emporium is already bustling.
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IN A cosmetics emporium in central Seoul, rows of snail-slime face-masks sit untouched.
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Oh, and Kirk has also asked us to promote his new business: the Button Emporium.
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The toy emporium was selling packs of 200 ball pit balls for $2 per unit.
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The Adamses have a large barn that they've converted to an ideal roach growing emporium.
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Fill your cheeseboards with the Emporium Selection assortment of cheddar cheeses in fun, holiday shapes.
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You may want to make a toast to the Emporium Selection of alcohol-infused cheddars.
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TWG in the Emporium mall (there are two in both malls on either side of Sukhumvit) is a Singapore luxury tea importer: with a ground-floor location in the Emporium (66-9-2259-9510) and the EmQuartier branch, looking over the mall's man-made waterfalls.
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But the digital shoe emporium Zappos is having technical difficulties Tuesday, making any footwear purchases difficult.
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Matches Fashion is another company that has built an online emporium for these brands and shoppers.
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We're talking exclusive products from major brands that you won't find at your local cosmetics emporium.
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The ship will boast an onboard theatre, business centre, library, shopping emporium, and a swanky restaurant.
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Price: $14.99Fortunately, dairy lovers can celebrate again this year with the Emporium Selection Advent Cheese Calendar.
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Butala Emporium sells all manner of Indian goods in a grocery-size outlet on 74th Street.
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The Botanical Gardens can be an excuse for visiting Torvehallerne, a foodie emporium at Frederiksborggade 21.
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David Tang founded Shanghai Tang, an upscale emporium of Chinese-inspired clothing, accessories and home furnishings.
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At night, this karaoke emporium appears like a neon mirage on a quiet Borough Park street.
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At the tiny Harry's Chocolate Emporium, try the 60 percent chocolate bar filled with cheese fondant.
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King of DiamondsIf you're a hip-hop fan, you've probably heard of this purple stripper emporium.
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Lobster: Ben & Bill's Chocolate Emporium; Massachusetts and Maine With its vanilla bean and butter base and lobster pulled fresh from the Atlantic (then cooked and chopped!), this ice cream steals the show at the Chocolate Emporium …despite the fact that it doesn't contain any chocolate at all.
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"Ya gotta go," his Emporium boss with the big head of unruly white hair is telling him.
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Broadway is its most vibrant commercial street, beginning at West 80th Street with Zabar's, the food emporium.
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"It's so easily addictive," Christan Summers, co-founder of the Brooklyn-based plant emporium Tula, tells Refinery29.
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The gig emporium has traditionally facilitated extremely utilitarian, identifiable demands — like, say, graphic design or audio transcription.
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Luckily, everyone's favorite black-and-white striped beauty emporium knows the importance of this age-old mantra.
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The toy emporium that Charles P. Lazarus envisioned has been reduced to dusty floors and empty shelves.
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Buddy Guy is sitting at the bar of Legends, the spacious blues emporium on South Wabash Avenue.
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The interiors emporium (possibly Charleston's prettiest shop) stocks fabric by the yard, lighting, custom furniture and rugs.
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London: a cultural emporium; an endlessly fascinating swirl of people-watching; and, for many Americans, terribly expensive.
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Kleinfeld, the bridal emporium, has opened a new site for bridesmaids dresses that are not too expensive.
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The A.P. also reported that Mr. Manafort's Rodeo Drive emporium of choice was House of Bijan, a.k.a.
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He slipped outside and walked a few doors down to another huge jewelry emporium, the Diamond Exchange.
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Paradise Travel Company continues at Popps Emporium through August 11, with a final performance on July 28.
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Ikea shoppers know that the Swedish furniture emporium uses a particular style to name its myriad of products.
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Understandable. Its weirdness is part of the charm at this (mostly) antiques and art emporium off the BeltLine.
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Friends from all over came to see the latest treasures we'd brought into our little objet d'art emporium.
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The project was later picked up by Hiero Emporium, a label founded by Oakland hip-hop crew Hieroglyphics.
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At a shop called The Emporium, Charles was wide-eyed at the array of antiques, glassware and baskets.
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At the same time, employees of the Food Emporium forced Mr. Conrad from the premises, the police said.
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Just in time for Independence Day, an adorable explosives emporium pops up to sell tiny, fully-functional fireworks.
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He ran a full vampire emporium, with half a dozen contractors, casting thousands of fangs for aspiring vampires.
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For a time, Mr. Grant worked with Dr. Welch at the Antique Rose Emporium, near College Station, Tex.
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Upward we go through the emporium of ideas to floors dedicated to consciousness, free will, language and religion.
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Other developers may also balk at registration fees and the revenue-sharing policy of an online app emporium.
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So when the outfit-goals emporium turns out a newsworthy sale, we're usually the first to spot it.
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Chicago certainly became an emporium for all of the evils and accomplishments of the early capitalist industrialization era.
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Nearby vintage emporium, Chez Sarah, is one of the greatest troves of vintage clothing from 1900 to the 1990s.
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But your local TV station and newspaper are selling plenty of ads for Bob's Used Car Emporium without you.
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Pop owns the Emporium Galorium hardware store, and he's the driving force behind much of the town's shady business.
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Don't Miss: Stocking up on quirky snacks and cosmetics at Marukai Market, a lifestyle emporium for all things Japanese.
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To help guide you, our editors are breaking down their favorite skin-care picks from the budget beauty emporium.
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Costco is known as the ultimate emporium for great deals, from bargain-priced groceries to value pack toilet paper.
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The new soundtracks are available for preorder right now for $47.99 on Amazon and $49.96 via Disney Music Emporium.
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The Trump administration is endeavoring to transform the school lunchroom from a learning environment into a junk food emporium.
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I stopped into Eliseev's Emporium, a restaurant, grocer and confectioner that has served the city for over 225 years.
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She is also searching for a Manhattan building where she can expand her boutique into a multifaceted design emporium.
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So a copy of Touch Darts for DS, for my 2DS, for 75p, in a local second-hand emporium?
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The red-and-white latticed Guavaberry Emporium beckoned passers-by with reggae music and free tastings of spiced rums.
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Olivia Kim: Former superstar buyer at the avant-garde emporium Opening Ceremony, now Nordstrom vice president of creative projects.
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Bites Yoleni's, a food emporium in the upscale Kolonaki neighborhood, is all about showcasing the gems of Greek gastronomy.
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Last year Taobao, Alibaba's online emporium, introduced a "pay-for-me" option for elderly customers to use with family members.
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Myanmar's gem emporium has been held annually since 1964 and provides a rare glimpse into its largely opaque jade trade.
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So why is black gay porn one of the most viewed categories on Pornhub, America's most popular porn emporium (empornium)?
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Among them was 22-year-old Kaung Kyaw, an IT technician on his maiden trip to the fried chicken emporium.
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"It's no longer a hidden secret anymore," Danny Govberg, owner of luxury watch emporium Govberg Jewelers, told Bloomberg last year.
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Welcome to the replica ISIS weapon emporium, Inert Products LLC, the self-titled "world's leading supplier of inert training products".
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Top Cigars (1551 Southwest Eighth Street; 305-643-1150) is a cigar shop and emporium that sells cigars and paraphernalia.
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Bruno Cardoso, from Bahia, Brazil, has managed Emporium Brasil since it opened as a pastry snack bar 25 years ago.
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" The bar is a project by Emporium Popups, a company specializing in a "series of rotating bar/music/shop experiences.
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They can probably guess that his family opened the Upper West Side emporium that stands for classic New York eating.
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Universal Studios Orlando will soon open Toothsome Chocolate Factory and Savory Feast Emporium, according to a post on their website.
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It feels more in line with a store like Space NK than what you'd expect at a big multicategory emporium.
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Nearby are the antiques emporium Ethnic Passage, the contemporary design shop Via Kerala and the fashion designer Joe Ikareth's boutique.
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Dover Street Market, the multi-idea emporium owned by Comme des Garçons, is likewise thriving, and the British store matchesfashion.
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It thrived even though it practically faced Manny's, an emporium of stringed instruments that was one of Music Row's main draws.
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M&M, a chocolatier, has opened a vast emporium in central London, for customers to sample the "world" of M&M.
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The item was spotted at the Emporium, a souvenir shop at the beginning of Main Street in the original Disneyland park.
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"They&aposre a crowd favorite," said Chris Baker, who sells Necco candies at his Old Country Store & Emporium in Mansfield, Massachusetts.
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The Milan-based 2298 Corso Como is getting an upscale emporium ready in the Fulton Market Building, formerly a food hall.
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Theolus Jackson slouched against the stanchion separating him from the entrance of Supreme, the streetwear emporium on Lafayette Street in SoHo.
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Lulu Guinness, the British handbag designer, flew to New York to secure retail space in what had been an incense emporium.
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New York (CNN Business)Forever 221, the teenage clothing emporium that rode America's mall boom and bust, has filed for bankruptcy.
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The Teatro Regio's North American tour was sponsored by EATaly, a fast-growing Italian food emporium based in Alba, close to Turin.
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The solution: Rising Sun Coffee Company, an online coffee emporium dedicated to both quality beans and the protection of the white race.
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Thanks to low prices, great options, and playful labels, Trader Joe's is an emporium of delight for foodies looking for a deal.
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Two months ago, Justice was working at Houston's Flying Saucer Draught Emporium when he spilled "half a cleaning keg" on his pants.
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Thankfully, unique gift emporium UncommonGoods is here with these and more surprising offerings sure to amuse and delight everyone on your list.
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However, with the cellphone coop, the cult chicken-sandwich emporium seems to have found itself at the center of a love fest.
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Since then, it seems that the team has outgrown its HQ, because Gellar enlisted a huge home emporium to outfit her space.
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Rebel Rebel's closing, set for June 232, will follow the shuttering of another cherished Village sonic emporium, Other Music, on the 22007th.
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Not far away, an old casino has been converted into a gem emporium, chandeliers aglow above marble floors and rich red carpets.
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We had a store, Boss Sneakers, then we moved up the block between 7th and 8th on 125th and opened Boss Emporium.
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Rather than dumping ridegoers into a character-ridden emporium after each 45-second ride, the park relegates stores largely to the background.
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The original is in Virginia, and in addition to this one, there are locations in Los Angeles (the real emporium) and Miami.
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The vegetarian-friendly financial district branch of Will and Julie Horowitz's East Village pastrami and pickle emporium is gone after one year.
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Siddharth Kasliwal, a young, well-traveled heir to the famed Gem Palace jewelry emporium in Jaipur, is called Sid by his friends.
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They pack the 50,000 square-foot Italian food emporium, cameras in hand, to buy Italian imports and dine at its several restaurants.
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This emporium is his second act; its first iteration on Macdougal Street was the epicenter of Greenwich Village's 1960s folk music scene.
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As a 9-year-old boy, he had attended the grand opening of this 820,000-square-foot shopping emporium with his family.
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In one emporium, the owner had a complete selection of Victorian flintlock cavalry pistols for sale, the steel embossed with Queen Victoria's crest.
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Our 'one stop shop' for content professionals is expanding and I am delighted to welcome Stringr, Amper Music and InVideo into our emporium!
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One of these large emporium stores is planned for Manhattan and another in Shanghai, with others to come in the next few years.
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Americans say they "stand with the Cheesecake Factory," after the dessert emporium tells its landlords it won't be able to pay April's rent.
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The original shop is now a sprawling emporium in which the seventh generation owner, Laurence Renaux Empereur, displays a mesmerizing range of goods.
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Repair back toward central Honolulu for a nightcap at Harry's Hardware Emporium, a vintage-look speakeasy with a lengthy menu of craft cocktails.
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Mr. Minhaj, the manager of the Sukris Silk Emporium, said he bought saris from about 15 Kollegal weavers on an as-needed basis.
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PARIS — A large beauty emporium was scheduled to open here on Wednesday in the former foundry where Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker" was cast.
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And to make things even easier, the beauty emporium has deployed a "Buy Online, Pick-Up in Store" service for last-minute shoppers.
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Since the term went viral, I've received PR emails from scrunchie emporium Claire's and Pura Vida incorporating VSCO girls into the subject heading.
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His first store was a tropical fish emporium that sold aquatic creatures, as well as the aquariums and supplies needed to maintain them.
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When I visited Allan and Suzi in late February, the flamboyant fashion emporium felt unscathed by the news of a looming rent hike.
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The Travel Agent has been performing live travel bookings in sessions out of a month-long installation, Paradise Travel Company, at Popps Emporium.
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Kicking off its country focus for 2016, Opening Ceremony has teamed with another beloved downtown emporium, Pearl River Mart, on a China-themed capsule.
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"The Nautilus she bought is a hard-core collector's watch," said Cameron Barr, the founder of the West Coast vintage watch emporium Craft & Tailored.
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Most days, you can find him manning the till inside the gas station, which serves as a fireworks emporium and souvenir shop as well.
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Dining | Westchester Pax Romana, an eating emporium that opened last February in White Plains, is a smart salute to the culinary traditions of Rome.
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Doris Leslie Blau, the Upper East Side emporium frequented by many top decorators, produces "contemporary Moroccans" in wider sizes (and at much higher prices).
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Since its debut, the three-level emporium has become as emblematic of the city as the soon-to-be-shuttered Right Bank stalwart Colette.
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In the shopping emporium, the kids buy colorful '80s clothes and watch movies like Back to the Future and George Romero's Day of the Dead.
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There's no interest by cafeteria professionals to provide salt shakers for kids, nor is the intent to create a "junk food emporium" as Rosenbaum suggests.
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Many of the products available from Goop, Paltrow's posh wellness emporium, are also for sale on Infowars, Alex Jones's alt-right conspiracy-theory Web site.
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Bypass its beckoning entranceway for the adjacent door to Locale Market, a sprawling two-story emporium that makes Zabar's look like a walk-in closet.
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With its sky-high prices and enormous selection of Danish modernist pieces, the store is arguably the premiere midcentury-modern emporium in the United States.
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It's one of the rare times you want to look away in "The Handmaiden," which Mr. Park has turned into an emporium of visual delights.
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The Fondaco is being rechristened T Fondaco dei Tedeschi and turned into a 72,355-square-foot luxury emporium for the Hong Kong-based DFS Group.
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It happened again in real life in August, when I visited Rent the Runway's New York showroom, a Willy Wonka-esque emporium for fashion fiends.
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In March, Alibaba poured an additional $2 billion into its Southeast Asian online emporium, Lazada, which is duking it out with Amazon in the region.
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Jumbo cupcakes, pizza, Chilean sea bass, sushi and overstuffed sandwiches tempt at Kitchen Kabaret, a takeout emporium with bistro seating in a small strip center.
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Drink it at the source at Stone's sprawling, funky food-and-drink emporium outfitted with live trees, a Steampunk garden and an indoor kid's play area.
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A wax model of the Grammy-winning artist, created by waxworks museum Madame Tussauds, took centre stage at Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium in London on Tuesday.
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Hay was wearing a floor-length Batsheva dress, with a cap featuring the logo of Zabar's, the Upper West Side food emporium, and comfortable Dansko clogs.
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In reality, the global trade emporium has mostly watched as the nearby mainland Chinese city of Shenzhen soared ahead, hosting tech giants Huawei, Tencent and ZTE.
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After reading Ligaya Mishan's sweet review of the Crabby Shack, a seafood emporium in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, all you may want to do is eat crab.
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London's Madame Tussauds last month unveiled a different model of Sheeran at Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium in London, where customers sip their drinks surrounded by felines.
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In addition to Thinkspace, other galleries represented are La Luz De Jesus, KP Projects, Dark Art Emporium, Modern Eden Gallery, and the Tierra Del Sol Gallery.
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They share the retail emporium with an electronic games arcade for children, a 3-D movie theater, a supermarket and leading domestic and international clothing brands.
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Or so it seemed last week when the London emporium Selfridges unveiled the first phase of what it says will be the world's largest handbag hall.
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It then became a music store of its own — a magical, one-click emporium where 99 cents could get you almost any song under the sun.
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Starbucks is even planning a 30,000-square-foot emporium that the company's chairman, Howard Schultz, thinks could have more significance for Chinese consumers than Shanghai Disney.
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In Dallas, Forty Five Ten opened a 28,225-square-foot emporium, and Milan's destination store, 257 Corso Como, plans to open an outpost in New York.
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We're a world away from a dorm room and instead at The Pharm, a massive emporium dedicated to the art and big business of growing cannabis.
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Intelligentsia, an American emporium that promotes a vision of coffee that is "revered, yet democratic," sells a twelve-ounce bag of Takesi for thirty-eight dollars.
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Some famous spots include Grotto Pizza, which was founded in 1960, and Dolle's Candyland, a salt water taffy and fudge emporium that's been open since 1926.
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However, there's more to this online emporium than cost and convenience: It boasts the world's largest selection of products, ripe for the picking for your wedding registry.
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"There was this shop on Sunset called Dudley Do-Right's Emporium, and I would make a pilgrimage every trip and get glasses or little figurines," he said.
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I wanted to talk to someone deeply familiar with Chicago's drinking scene, so I dialed up Toby Maloney, founder of Chicago artisanal cocktail emporium The Violet Hour.
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Since April, 1353-year-old John-Michael Williams has run Tykables, an emporium in the Chicago suburb of Mount Prospect, Illinois, for adult baby diaper lovers (ABDLs).
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His one-of-a-kind engraved signet rings are much in demand at Dover Street Market, the London shopping emporium beloved by the art and fashion set.
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Now, just to be extra-irritating, I was poking through her childhood memories, with a particular focus on Zabar's, her family's famed food emporium in New York.
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The best of the bunch is definitely MUJI To Go, the beloved Japanese lifestyle emporium where you can pick up minimalist toiletries, neck pillows, and various travel aids.
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A wax likeness of the 27-year-old singer was unveiled on Tuesday at Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium, a cat café in the Bethnal Green neighborhood of London.
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On weekends there is often a wait for a table, giving restless patrons a chance to nose around a nearby emporium at a former apothecary, Palen's Drug Store.
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To on one's surprise, teen thirst emporium Hot Topic is the most popular according to Placed's data, while the top restaurant is Red Robin, as alluded to above.
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An individual from Candy Strike Emporium in Placerville told me Wright's was "no more" and Chico's Sweet Chico Confections said they hadn't seen the stuff in three years.
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This smooth, strong, full-bodied cold brew is bottled without preservatives or sweeteners by Zingerman's Coffee Company, a division of the diverse food emporium in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Since 2014, the Michelin-starred fish restaurant, whose name translates to "anchovy," has made its home on a second-floor space inside Eataly's teeming emporium of Italian delicacies.
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Dear Diary: My friend and I went to the Food Emporium on Eighth Avenue and 49th Street to pick up ingredients for a dinner party we were hosting.
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The company's flagship in New York City is the largest candy and lifestyle emporium in the world, not to mention there are are now multiple locations around the country.
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It's dangerously easy to get lost in the aisles of the health emporium and spend our whole paycheck hunting for groceries, making overpriced salads, and stalking new beauty products.
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The Republicans will be toasting Mr. Trump in a dance hall called the Emporium, on the same street as the crime scene, steps away from where Mr. Lucero fell.
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Mega-emporium Houzz is offering up to 75% off all week with its Cyber Week deals — so there's no better time to invest in a new couch, just saying.
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The most recent to leave was the quirky Why Not shop — a toy, book and craft emporium — which was an anchor on King Street for more than 40 years.
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Evoking decades past, they appear every year — hot and sticky, an emporium of pop-up rides in cartoon colors, fried foods on sticks and contests that bring blue ribbons.
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He had stumbled upon Scarecrow, a video emporium founded by a Greek immigrant named George Latsios, who had amassed a collection of cultural ephemera and hard-to-find films.
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So it makes sense that the go-to online fashion emporium Mr Porter would gather together the wares of 33 brands that are at ease with the California aesthetic.
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China's largest online emporium will pay $286 million for new shares in the closely held company and purchase an equal amount from existing investors, Alibaba said in a statement.
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There's plenty to do in Mr. Hand's dating wonder emporium and while I haven't made it to the end of my Table Manners adventure yet, I am having a blast.
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For another, the characters of Unbreakable are technically owned by Disney, while Shyamalan's more recent work is being distributed by Universal and produced by the low-budget genre emporium Blumhouse.
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Her Palisades emporium has taken over an entire block since its 1999 debut, and it regularly hosts trunk shows, designer meet-and-greets, and shoe signings (yes, that's a thing).
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An 1843 photograph of Luigi Carli (with slicked-back hair and a handlebar mustache much like his descendant's) shows a mirror vision of today's emporium reflected in black and white.
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The decision not to dwell on the subjects is especially frustrating considering what happened in Tultepec last December, after filming, when an explosion at Mexico's largest fireworks emporium killed dozens.
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Front Burner The appetizing emporium opens a new bagel shop in Park Slope, Brooklyn, with bagels and pletzels, a kind of large, flattened bialy covered with onions and poppy seeds.
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Squint and you can't tell that there's much difference between the Institute's funky, un-precious inaugural show, and the 24-hour T-shirts-and-everything-else emporium across the street.
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She faces competition from every little neighborhood salon and from glamorous options like Shuly Wigs, a wig emporium in Kensington, Brooklyn, where hundreds of ready-made wigs cover the walls.
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Scouting Report If you haven't been to Dover Street Market recently, you will hardly recognize the space come Saturday, when the fashion emporium reopens for its New Beginning seasonal changeover.
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The man, 46, tried to buy a beer at around 8:20am at The Food Emporium, a grocery store near 20163th Avenue and West 49th Street, according to the NYPD.
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The man, 46, tried to buy a beer at around 8:20am at The Food Emporium, a grocery store near 8th Avenue and West 49th Street, according to the NYPD.
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She lived in punk houses there, where she also worked at a community-run record store and zine emporium, as well as in the Bay Area, and in Portland, Oregon.
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Wilkes Bashford, a clothier whose eponymous emporium is famous for having dressed affluent, elegance-conscious San Franciscans for the last half-century, died on Saturday at his home in San Francisco.
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I'd sort of assumed it was just a diluted form of whatever chemical dye the Swedish furniture emporium use to get all those rag rugs the precise shade of hospital magenta.
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Specifically, in Walt Disney World, the ears are available at all four parks and in three specific stores in Magic Kingdom: Emporium, Fantasy Faire and the Chapeau Hat Shoppe, Hornet reported.
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With her partner at the time, Evan Cole, she went on to found ABC Home, which became a chic design emporium that expanded to locations around the city and in Florida.
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The shooting outside of the Food Emporium at West 49th street and Eighth Avenue, near theaters featuring the hit shows "Wicked" and "The Book of Mormon," occurred at 8:20 a.m.
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Jenna Lyons spent 26 years and practically her whole career at J. Crew, and she's often credited as the visionary genius who transformed the brand from basics emporium to fashion phenom.
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She was born in Manhattan in 1003 into the city's Jewish haute bourgeoisie — her father, David Nemerov, ran a family-owned fur emporium — with which she had a highly conflicted relationship.
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The emporium will also offer high-end local products, such as Murano glassware, and have a restaurant managed by the Michelin-starred Venetian chef Massimiliano Alajmo and designed by Philippe Starck.
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It is the crown jewel of China Live, Mr. Chen's new $93 million-plus, four-level contemporary Chinese food and beverage emporium that houses restaurants, cocktail lounges and a retail shop.
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The new megastore became the jewel in the crown, a vast retail emporium that would allow United to rake in still more money, and plow those funds back into Ferguson's team.
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For those who love Japanese food and pop culture, the emporium is less than a mile across the Hudson River from Manhattan and makes for an entertaining and affordable day trip.
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But walk a few steps farther in, and you'll realize this multi-floor food emporium in Kolonaki, an upscale neighborhood of Athens, is all about showcasing the gems of Greek gastronomy.
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WHEN Miniso said in January that its stores would "bring the happiness of stress-free shopping to the Koreans", you would be forgiven for thinking they were referring to emporium-loving Seoulites.
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Check out the full flower walls and hanging installations: Luxury designer Elizabeth's Cake Emporium created a 12-foot tall wedding cake that was covered in white roses to match the venue's decorations.
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Souvenir vendors outnumber grocers, but there is a Food Emporium on Eighth Avenue and 49th Street and a Whole Foods coming to Avenue of the Americas between 23st and 42nd in 2017.
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More to do nearby: Keep the party going by (carefully) stumbling across the street to Sister Louisa's Church of the Living Room and Ping Pong Emporium, better known as the Church bar.
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Fred Bass, who transformed his father's small used-book store, the Strand, into a mammoth Manhattan emporium with the slogan "18 Miles of Books," died on Wednesday at his home in Manhattan.
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I took the subway down to the Village recently, the middle of a bright, late-autumn day, to hang out with Mario Carbone in the kitchen of his red-sauce emporium Carbone.
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At Earrings Plaza, a Herald Square emporium devoted to all things bright, beautiful and cubic zirconium, the costume designer Montana Levi Blanco plucked a pair of feathery blue danglers from the hook.
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Of course, there are multiple guest houses, a nursery, greenhouses, a tennis court, a swimming pool, a 9-hole golf course and its own car emporium (fancy for HUGE garage) ... with gas pumps!!!
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Burdened by expensive store leases, unprofitable markets and continuing disruption from online shopping, the teenage clothing emporium became the latest casualty in a retail industry that is reeling from store closures and bankruptcies.
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But on a recent Thursday evening, this 50-seat food emporium was empty except for one couple at a table in front and a small group celebrating a birthday in a back room.
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Ubu Hard by the Queensboro Bridge (and across from a tragically shuttered, Guastavino-tiled Food Emporium) is this quietly estimable two-decades-old gallery, which concentrates on Dada and Surrealist works on paper.
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"When I arrived, I couldn't believe people here still thought that was tahini," said Lisa Mendelson, an owner of Seed & Mill, a new all-sesame emporium in Chelsea, who was raised in Israel.
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Ms. Aberra introduced her first wholesale collection in the early 1990s and showed it to the owners of Kleinfeld Bridal, an emporium then located in Brooklyn that drew customers from around the world.
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He's currently designing a luxury handbag emporium in Seoul, overseeing the imagery of Paul McCartney's next album and developing the campaign for Kim Jones's upcoming collaboration with GU, a sister company of Uniqlo.
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" 105 Christopher St. — ISABEL WILKINSON, Digital Director Rose Bakery "There's nowhere I'd rather eat on a cozy fall day than Rose Bakery, on the ground floor of the fashion emporium Dover Street Market.
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"The Artificial Jungle" is named for the fictional Lower East Side pet emporium run by Chester Nurdiger (David Harrell, in a part created by Ludlam himself) and his wife, Roxanne (Alyssa H. Chase).
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Larsson's grandfather, a craftsmen and designer, began a partnership in the 1930s with Frank, whose rustic, minimal wicker sofas and chairs she continues to produce for the famed Stockholm design emporium Svenskt Tenn.
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As a weaver, "your name is secondary," said K. M. Minhaj, a silk merchant at the Sukris Silk Emporium in downtown Mysore, which overlooks a busy traffic circle and Mysore's 4863 royal palace.
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The beloved Asian emporium Pearl River Mart will reopen in a new location should you be in the market for, say, a glazed ceramic sake set ($2250) or a cast-iron teapot ($39.50).
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The online global retirement and relocation emporium has researched five countries where American retirees can live comfortably for just $1,203 to $1,500 a month — per couple — which covers housing, health care, food and entertainment.
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Ron RobinsonRon Robinson is one of the OG retailers within the Fred Segal complex (since 1978!), so it's not surprising that he struck out in 2014 with his very own Santa Monica lifestyle emporium.
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Stories about gay soldiers in this context—the show is staged in a former meatpacking warehouse across the street from a designer shopping emporium—feel designer-driven; nothing's organic here, not even death. ♦
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"It's the most addictive brand I've ever come into contact with," said Lane Spodek, a 28-year-old sales associate at the downtown New York City branch of the high-fashion mini-emporium Totokaelo.
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His favorite produce market, owned by a nice Greek couple, had been supplanted by a bank, and the Food Emporium he reluctantly shopped at became a Gristedes that resembled a Soviet-era rations market.
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The bags come in three different versions, which each have been printed with one of three logos: The Colon Care Co-Op, Dr. Toew's Wart Ointment Wholesale, or Into the Weird Adult Video Emporium.
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There, on the third floor of a covered shopping arcade lined with fragrant takoyaki stalls, ramen shops and eclectic clothing boutiques, is Nakano Broadway, a manga emporium and favorite of pop-culture obsessed youth.
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Bourdain Market, as it will be known, is a preposterously ambitious venture; it will be three times the size of the original Eataly—Mario Batali's super-emporium of Italian food in the Flatiron district.
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Another reason brands have downplayed their online operations is that it's taken a long time for them to shake the idea of the web as a discount emporium ruled by illegitimate dealers and counterfeits.
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For example, Warwick, Rhode Island-based online travel insurance emporium InsureMyTrip has noted a rise in policies sold for trips to the Dominican Republic after reports of Americans falling ill there, according to a spokesperson.
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Day 77: "Watch My Shoes" – No Ceilings , 2009 Much as the gates of Hell are said to read "abandon hope, ye who enter here," the gates of Wayne's Mouse on the Track Wonder Emporium, a.k.a.
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In the new adjunct space, Alicia Gibson is making her New York solo debut with "Purgatory Emporium," a crowd of paintings that bedevil Neo-Expressionism and graffiti art with multitudes of words, brushwork and color.
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They now shop for groceries at the Greek Food Emporium, one of the mom-and-pop shops on the blocks around the intersection of 150th Street and 14th Avenue, which is known as Whitestone Village.
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Woolfers in New York City began meeting in person, as Ms. Collins led field trips to Toys in Babeland, the sex accessories emporium on the Lower East Side, and hosted Scrabble tournaments and clothing swaps.
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They took daily walks, either on the many trails that cover Mount Tamalpais, or up and down the aisles of Good Earth, a health food emporium in Fairfax, where they invariably bought too much chocolate.
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Du's Donuts and Coffee, the chef Wylie Dufresne's exotic doughnut emporium in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, sent samples for LIV to test, after which LIV organized a few doughnut pop-ups in its buildings.
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"I love L.A. because I can do things that I can't do here," he said, pausing in front of Jewelers on Fifth, a sprawling, fluorescent-lit emporium filled with booths dripping with diamonds and gold.
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I went to Wempe's emporium on Fifth Avenue, which is just a few doors down from Trump Tower, and feels like a meditation on the calmness of wood and the serenity of the color beige.
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As it happens, there was more kink to her story than suggested by that golden lasso, which she uses to force her captives to tell the truth and looks like something from a bondage emporium.
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He also has nude photos and ticket stubs from Show World, the shuttered Times Square sex emporium, even an old type cutter from the days when The New York Times printed its papers on 43rd Street.
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Set decorator Sarah McMillan did a great job with Top Happy Spa, making it simultaneously look like a cliché New Age spa, a business that would get raided for illicit prostitution, and a weird-science emporium.
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What's more, for online shoppers who spend $60 or more, the beauty emporium is also throwing in a very giftable laser-cut makeup bag in either gold or silver and filled with nine Ulta Beauty products.
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Tamil merchants from southern India put up inscribed stones in Burma (modern-day Myanmar) and Thailand around the seventh century AD. They seem to have reached the southern Chinese emporium of Canton (Guangzhou) not much later.
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With just 74 days before Christmas, many children were busy trying out the "toy-telligence" range at Hamleys' 136-year-old flagship toy emporium in London on Thursday before finalizing their wish list for Santa Claus.
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"This is my neon emporium, my museum of light, my Aladdin's cave," Bracey told Reuters from the center of the high-ceilinged studio which runs up an electricity bill of over 700 pounds ($900) a week.
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Stewart's is no foodie emporium — this one kept the chips on a wire carousel between a basket of shrink-wrapped peanut-butter-and-butter-on-a-hard-roll sandwiches and a crockpot labeled Chicken Wing Soup.
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The result so far has been a single album for esteemed UK techno imprint Downwards in 2014—not bad for Meier's first release after years working record counters at places like the mythical vinyl emporium Gramaphone.
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Regeni soon befriended writers and artists and practiced his Arabic at Abou Tarek, a four-story neon-lit emporium that is Cairo's most famous spot for koshary, the traditional Egyptian dish of rice, lentils and pasta.
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But as recently as March, it was still possible to take Mr. Durney at his word when he talked about the star attraction of his nearly completed fried-chicken emporium, to be called Red Hook Tavern.
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Wear This While some legendary Manhattan department stores have recently been forced to close, Nordstrom, which began as a Seattle shoe emporium in 1901, is opening a seven-story women's flagship by Columbus Circle in October.
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"I want to be the Jeffrey Kalinsky of Bruckner Boulevard," Jerome LaMaar said, referring to the merchant whose luxury fashion emporium was vital in transforming the once gritty meatpacking district into a high-style fashion destination.
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One of the locations, Sister Louisa's Church of the Living Room & Ping Pong Emporium (a very popular local bar), has been the site of several iconic murals, including a recent portrait of black political figure Stacey Abrams.
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To many in the furniture industry, the 22014 merger of Herman Miller, the famed purveyor of midcentury classics like the Eames lounge chair, and Design Within Reach, the emporium for sleek modern furnishings, was a no-brainer.
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He crossed himself with holy water in the neighboring church before continuing on to Franco Jacassi, a nearby three-story emporium filled with racks of vintage clothing by designers like Yves Saint Laurent, Pucci and Issey Miyake.
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This small but mighty emporium produced some of my top finds: pristine Yves Saint Laurent and Loulou de la Falaise tuxedos, Akris and Balenciaga trousers and tags-still-on samples from the Riccardo Tisci era at Givenchy.
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At $3.80 Australian dollars, a box (which contains a dozen cookies) rings in at $2.97 U.S. Shari's Berries, an upscale chocolate-covered fruit and candy emporium, has a similar chocolate Oreo package, but each cookie costs over $1.
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"I have a T-shirt from Literary Emporium with a quote from Pride and Prejudice — 'My courage always rises with every attempt to intimidate me' — which I wear on bad anxiety days," says Sarah Anne, a book blogger.
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Another standout installation — though only accessible by peering in on it through windows — is Kudzanai Chiurai's "Emporium" (2016), which looks like what would happen if the principles of Keith Haring's Pop Shop were applied to selling Jesus merchandise.
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There's rappers that are decent, but they don't do anything, and the rappers that do do stuff are just, like paying to get on shows, like, pay-to-play, open at the Emporium for Ja Rule and stuff.
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Forever 21: The fast-fashion emporium carries ear cuffs among its wide inventory, but I've never found its jewelry to be very high-quality, and most of the styles are rife with over-the-top, cheap-looking rhinestones.
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If you can make it through the aisles (and aisles) of the furniture emporium without fighting — and manage to walk out with a shopping cart full of stuff you actually need and agree on — your love will last.
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Adam Blackman and David Cruz have been fixtures of the Los Angeles designscape ever since they opened their gallery-atelier-emporium, Blackman Cruz, in 1993, as known for their odd couple partnership as for their macabre-chic aesthetic.
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Honawar, a hotelier and restaurateur, operates, among other properties, the five-bedroom hotel 28 Kothi in Jaipur — a terraced jewel box of a guesthouse owned by Siddharth Kasliwal, an heir to Jaipur's legendary jewelry emporium the Gem Palace.
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That stereotype applies to maybe a few dozen people on the platform, but those people are not the only ones who helped YouTube to grow from cat video emporium to the second most popular search engine on the web.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - For much of its 25 years selling luxury goods, Switzerland's family-run emporium Bongenie Grieder has been the kind of place where affluent shoppers felt at ease and staff were confident they had a job for life.
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Natan Wekselbaum, who, after being slighted as a struggling English speaker by two Manhattan retailers, opened his own tiny hardware store and transformed it into an Upper East Side household goods emporium congruously named Gracious Home, died on Oct.
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"Those of us who were fortunate to know Aleppo pepper from Syria know how delicious and fragrant and tasty it was," said Lior Lev Sercarz, the owner of La Boîte, an apothecary-like spice emporium on Manhattan's West Side.
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Anokhi's expansive Jaipur emporium is often the first shopping port of call for top international designers and sophisticated travelers from India and abroad thanks to their vast, high-quality range of well-priced dresses, kimonos, bedding, tablecloths and gifts.
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He founded Shanghai Tang in 1994, initially as a Hong Kong emporium to showcase lifestyle, fashion and home products that drew on the glamour of Chinese styles of the 1920s and '30s and gave them a more contemporary gloss.
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"She couldn't carry all three of them," Ms. Centeno said through sobs, leaning against a wooden pole for support as she recounted the explosion that killed at least 210 people at the San Pablito market, Mexico's largest fireworks emporium.
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But the exotic sights, sounds and tastes of Colombia are coming to the First Arrondissement this month, with the high-fashion emporium Colette set to host a flamboyant 12-day fiesta in celebration of that country's culture and craftsmanship.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's empire promises a life of spiritual perfection and physical purity through high-end consumption, and Amanda Chantal Bacon's Moon Juice, an emporium of herbal supplements and skin-care products, promises to bring cosmic health to well-heeled customers.
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In the short video, Kendall takes Vogue on a tour of her childhood home (now repurposed as Kris Jenner's Best Life Emporium), answering a wide range of personal questions and even decoding a few of her more cryptic Instagram posts.
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In 2016 Alibaba, China's biggest e-commerce group and owner of the Taobao emporium, invested 300m yuan in Ruhnn, an incubator which was valued at 3.1bn yuan at the time and has since inked contracts with a few dozen influencers.
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The latest product to fly off Sephora shelves is Ciaté's new Glow To Highlighter — a super-soft, metallic-finish powder that comes in two shades, both of which are reaching critical stock levels at the black-and-white beauty emporium.
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With help from the New York baker Maury Rubin ("I nagged him for two years to get me in"), she apprenticed at the celebrated, century-old Patisserie Rousseau et Seurre, then at the influential emporium Fauchon, learning mostly by observation.
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There certainly wasn't one after Sarah Palin put crosshairs on the districts of Democratic representatives she wanted to replace, or after a man convinced by the right's bogus pizza parlor–sex trafficking claims fired a gun in that child-filled emporium.
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Seemingly for no reason, Calle Fernando VI becomes Calle Mejía Lequerica, where there is all kinds of newness at sidewalk level — starting with the huge housewares emporium Batavia and the new Barceló Market, which exemplifies the revival of Madrid's neighborhood markets.
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Indoors at Nowadays, a multifaceted bar and music emporium that opened in January, may well be the place where the area's young creative set, hopping from one homespun art gallery to the next, can coexist with the young families living upstairs.
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And there's a possible love interest in Paul (Josh Radnor), a fellow sad sack whose beloved video emporium is on the ropes and whose brittle, bossy wife (Aya Cash) would rather hire a male prostitute than conjugally indulge her husband.
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Savor the last weeks of summer: The swimwear emporium Everything But Water has a huge sale through Sunday with discounts up to 70 percent on bikinis, maillots and pool slides from hot brands like Kiini, Solid & Striped and Ancient Greek Sandals.
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One night I attended a memorial service for the Srebrenica massacre at a Bosnian mosque; another afternoon I hung out at Zizi Boutique, a modest-clothing emporium near trendy Uptown where chic Somali women browse ankle-length pencil skirts and hijabs.
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The Wiz of Bruckner Boulevard "I want to be the Jeffrey Kalinsky of Bruckner Boulevard," Jerome LaMaar said, referring to the merchant whose luxury fashion emporium was vital in transforming the once gritty meatpacking district into a high-style fashion destination.
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Though somehow that seems unlikely: She has plans to launch an online emporium for life-enhancing home goods (everything from incense to crystals to notecards) and is in the throes of pulling together a series of soirees for London Fashion Week.
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The house also brought in the punky new-gen jeweler Eddie Borgo for a special line, embarked on a collaboration with the hip emporium Dover Street Market, and enlisted Grace Coddington, the former Vogue creative director, to style an ad campaign.
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Whether the drugstore and high-end beauty emporium is new to you or a familiar place you stop by every day on the way home from work, there's an exciting array of hidden gems — some of which cost less than a Seamless delivery.
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On Tuesday the Nassau Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation announced that it would seek New York State's permission to open a 100,000-square-foot gambling emporium at Belmont Park, the racetrack on the edge of Queens that is home to the Belmont Stakes.
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The panelists discussed several restaurants, including a joint called Dixie Kitchen and Bait Shop, a Southern food emporium located (back then) in Hyde Park in the South Side of Chicago (it now has two new locations), and Le Bouchon, a Wicker Park bistro.
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A marker in front of a 7 Eleven, for example, reveals that it was the original location of Justo Botánica, a famous and long-standing spiritual emporium that was given just 30 days to vacate the building along with five other small businesses.
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And even if you do, you will never find the online equivalent of a Kim's Video — the extraordinary New York home-video emporium that closed in 2014 — because part of what made it great was being in that store with other people.
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Thankfully, season two—set to drop on October 27—is drawing near, and Chicagoans can build their anticipation (and reminisce all the way back to their binge-watching days of July 2016) in an elaborately decorated new pop-up bar at the Emporium.
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If your pining for simpler times still isn't satiated, the Emporium also features an arcade with tons of throwback games, from TRON to Terminator 2: Judgment Day to Twilight Zone pinball (although sadly, no Dragon's Lair, as featured in the season two trailer).
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Not only is this clear-cut discrimination, you'll really be kicking yourself when that extremely qualified, yet not-cool-enough candidate joins up with Maggie's Emporium of Even Better Widgets down the street, only to help drive their sales beyond your own.
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So Mr. Franco is also back this round, which jumps ahead five years to 1977, in the dual role of the twin brothers Vince — now the owner of a mob-backed disco, Club 366 — and Frankie — managing the Show Land sex emporium.
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Eric Twelker, the founder of the Meteorite Market, an online emporium based in the United States, said he doubted that the Xinjiang meteorite was worth millions of dollars because he rarely saw specimens of any size selling for much more than about $30,000.
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Pair it with "VELVET," on Netflix, starring Miguel Ángel Silvestre ("Sense8"), about the heir to a fashion emporium in 1950s Madrid who loves a seamstress there (Paula Echevarría), and "THE COLLECTION," on Amazon, about a Paris fashion house after the Nazi occupation.
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At a guess, few going into an Armani emporium are likely to note in his output the echoes of a formative and terrible past (although the more informed among them may pause a moment to ponder the eagle that is Mr. Armani's insignia).
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If hyper-popular museums like MoMA have been described as shopping malls — commercial, crowded, loud, impersonal and the opposite of contemplative — then here, paradoxically, was a retailing emporium with art thrown in, and where viewing that art seemed a rather more welcoming and pleasant experience.
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The project calls for the opening of several large emporium stores — one is being built in Manhattan and another in Shanghai — each year for the next several years, as well more than 1,000 smaller premium stores and premium "bars" in thousands of current Starbucks stores.
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All the restaurants are to reopen by Memorial Day weekend: 265 Main Street, Greenport, N.Y. NY CAKE In February, this family-run emporium for baking and confectionary supplies previously announced that it would be closing its location at 56 West 22nd Street in June.
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The surrounding commercial area is among the most eclectic in the borough: it includes a sari emporium, the Al-Aqsa Restaurant, Bangla Bazaar, the Chang Li Supermarket, halal grocery stores, Iglesia Bautista Fundamental del Bronx, Crown Fried Chicken, the Asian Driving School, and Jerry's Pizzeria.
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Many of the signature looks from the late '60s — plush velours, heavily figured silks, foppishly high button collars, knotted cravats and suits in any (and every) shade other than gray, black or navy — can be traced back to pieces in his eponymous, hellfire-red emporium.
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Around the same time, they started a magazine called Grand Royal that was also sort of a record label and also sort of a lifestyle consumer emporium and also sort of a clubhouse where you could feel simultaneously like a noob and a savant.
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Many of the distinctive, brown delivery vans coming out of a UPS depot in the area are silent except for a humming sound as they roll down the high street past the craft shop London Bead Company and the Middle Eastern food emporium Phoenicia.
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In addition to lollipops and pastilles, this 41-year-old sugar emporium offers such sentimental favorites as thristur — chocolate-dipped caramel bars with salty licorice bites inside — and Opal lozenges, packaged in the distinctive Op Art boxes designed by the painter Atli Mar Arnason.
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Did you get to the farmers' market on Saturday, the local fishmonger, the little cheese shop that stocks the raw-milk Cantal, the bulk-spice emporium, the fascinating new wine shop, the farm with the eggs that have yolks the color of Hermès boxes?
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The project calls for the opening of several large emporium stores — one is being built in Manhattan and another in Shanghai — each year for the next several years, as well more than 1,000 smaller premium stores and premium "bars" in thousands of current Starbucks stores.
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There are five restaurants: Ike's; Calamity Jane's, named for Bobby Jones's putter; MacKenzie's Pub, for the course architect; the Pavilion, outside; and Augusta's, a sprawling Art Nouveau palm-frond-and-tin-ceiling seafood emporium, where you can get raw oysters, étouffée, and bananas Foster.
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From the nostalgic mush served by Brick Lane's Cereal Killer Cafe to the borderline animal cruelty of Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium in Bethnal Green, the area is a mecca for gimmicky food pop-ups and pretty much anything featured in the Time Out "Quirky" listings pages.
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The brand's second store in the United States (the first is in Portland, Ore.) is now open on Crosby Street's "Dude Row" in SoHo, a stretch that includes the men's fashion emporium Carson Street Clothiers, the surf boutique/cafe Saturdays and the undercut specialist Fellow Barber.
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The first Nutella Cafe in the US opened in Chicago in 2017, followed by a location in Union Square, Manhattan—right near the famed Max Brenner chocolate emporium and Mr. Brenner's new cacao shop, Blue Stripes, in what is fast becoming the chocolate district—this past November.
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And these shops are themselves the showiest elements of a bid by Alibaba, a Chinese e-commerce emporium that handles more transactions than Amazon and eBay combined, to master "online-to-offline", or O22016O, retailing, in which customers use digital channels to buy from physical businesses.
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Set in the wilting salad days of Studio 54, the New York dance emporium that became the Emerald City of hedonism in the late 1970s, this labored marriage of fact and fiction may begin when its cast of revelers is still pretending to have a good time.
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For the last month, they have been parked here in front of Reader's Oasis Books, an idiosyncratically stocked emporium presided over by Paul Winer, a sinewy former rock 'n' roller otherwise known as the naked bookseller because he wears only a sock over his private parts.
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"It is a tip-off when it takes so long to indict after a search warrant is issued," said Mr. Dratel, who represented Ross Ulbricht, the man convicted of being the mastermind of Silk Road, a notorious drug emporium on what is known as the dark web.
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If North Korea achieves deliverable nuclear weapons, it will be able to extort and coerce the United States, Japan, South Korea and others, not to mention opening a vast emporium of nuclear technology for the likes of Iran, other aspiring nuclear weapons states and even terrorist groups.
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In a busy shopping district on Hong Kong Island, a big sign still juts out over the street advertising the location of Causeway Bay Books, an emporium of weighty political tomes and salacious potboilers about China and its leaders, many of them banned on the mainland.
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What started as a humble dry goods store evolved into a retail emporium sheathed in gleaming white marble, which distinguished it from the earth tones of other contemporary Broadway buildings, with a rotunda and dome, elevating a commercial enterprise into a public institution and Stewart into an entrepreneurial prince.
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Chandrika Harie, a third-generation trader (her grandfather arrived in the early 1900s), and the operations manager of Durban's Spice Emporium , a sprawling upmarket spice store and Indian supermarket, says that the majority of Indians, unlike her family, became stuck in time without the ability to travel home.
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After the postcard teaser on Tuesday, a new edition of The Gadgetzan Gazette — a fictional newspaper — was posted on the Hearthstone website, featuring a story about a "110 percent unrobbable" new bank, and ads for loans, the Gadgetzan Emporium, funnel cakes, a bar and a used mount dealership.
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One thing that gets the home emporium plenty of praise is its accommodating return policy: There's no time limit for any returns with receipt and packaging, and you'll still get 80% of the value as store credit for purchases without any records that are over a year old.
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It was a tiny palace of sweet-faced Marys and red candles, a glinting emporium of Catholic medals, but the building itself seemed to carry an indignant sense of faith, as if a history of survival clung to its plasterboard walls and shone from the old glass counter.
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Born in Morocco and raised in the Bronx, the 33-year-old rapper was heading up to Sammy's Fashion, a beloved street wear emporium on Fordham Road where he and his friends used to spend all their money on Timberland boots and Vanson jackets when they were teenagers.
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Before the end of the year, he plans to open a vast dining emporium at Tysons Galleria, a luxury mall in McLean, Va. His French restaurant Requin is scheduled to open this month at the Wharf, a $2.53 billion development on 24 acres along Washington's long-neglected riverfront.
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The frieze at Aux Belles Poules — The Beautiful Hens — as the brothel at 32 Rue Blondel was called, is a unique survivor, protected by indifference, crude wooden boards, a Chinese emporium, a busy wholesale clothing business, and finally, in 1997, grudging admission to the adjunct historic monuments list.
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" Viale Vincenzo Lancetti, 34 — DAVID FARBER, style director, men's Richard Ginori "This is the Milan flagship store of the old porcelain emporium, where you can see all the well-known patterns you love, as well as their more old-fashioned, little-known patterns which happen to be my favorites.
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But Ms. Mello — who was deferentially known as Miss Mello in the industry — rose to prominence when, with Mr. Neimark's blessing, she transformed Bergdorf into a world-class luxury emporium, installing its first escalators, and adding sumptuous carpeting and an ambience that fused old-world touches with streamlined understatement.
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Adsum is in a basement space in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, just across from the three-story titan that used to be the overextended emporium Gentry and now sits empty, a testament to the burst men's wear bubble; 218 East is in a former massage parlor in NoLIta.
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Authorities allege that the bunker slash data center, located in the town of Traben-Trarbach, was used to host the Cannabis Road drug marketplace, "drugs, hacking tools and financial-theft wares" emporium Wall Street Market, and myriad other criminal activities like synthetic drug ring Orange Chemicals, the AP wrote.
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I can imagine the stages: from that fabled used-books emporium the Strand to the remainder shelf of a secondhand book shop in a Maine resort town to the "de-acquisition" bin of a public library in Iowa to the bookshelves, if I'm lucky, of a country inn.
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The Lucky Horseshoe Bar, which features live music, is said to have been rooted at 453 Cortland for 105 years, weathering very occasional changes in name and ownership, while 12 Small Things, an emporium of artisanal crafts from around the world, just opened in October at 403 Cortland Avenue.
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On the Runway Colette, the fashion and lifestyle emporium in the First Arrondissement of Paris that proved to be a launchpad for young designers and a shopping destination for industry insiders and tourists alike, will close its doors on the Rue St.-Honoré in December after 19903 years.
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From a killer Korean-Mexican rice-bowl emporium to a Chilean grocery-cum-deli famous for its empanadas, Los Angeles offers countless options for the discerning budget-conscious eater—you know, those of us who don't believe a lack of money necessarily means eating instant ramen at home in our underwear.
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By most accounts, Mr. Basciano was gentlemanly, although James Traub, in his book "The Devil's Playground: A Century of Pleasure and Profit in Times Square" (2004), recalled a close encounter while Marc Barbanell, the general manager of Show World, was taking him on a tour of the emporium during renovations.
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The Toronto Hemp Company, an emporium around the corner from Boroheads, offers equipment for home growers in the basement; one level up are rolling papers, humidors and candles with just the right scent for banishing the smell of pot; on the top floor are glass bongs in nightmarish shapes with padded carrying cases.
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Located in a creaky wooden house on a quiet residential street, this year-old craft-beer emporium is dowdy enough to please her sense of design — white lace curtains, cheap fans, plastic seats, cheesy tablecloths — and stocks enough global suds and local Thai microbrews to inebriate her whole sewing circle for a year.
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"We had a white supremacist with a gun stand up on a chair in our Gay Street cafe tonight and yell nazi rhetoric at all of our customers- a lot of those being people of color," Sarah Barnett Gill, the owner of Mama Mocha's Coffee Emporium, posted on Facebook on Tuesday night.
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The first is at the top and bottom: The fifth floor (and above) has the first New York outposts of two Dallas multibrand retail forces — Neiman Marcus, the 2000-plus-year and 0003-plus-store luxury specialist, and Forty Five Ten, a forward-looking emporium just beginning to develop a national presence.
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She was referring to 801 Chophouse, the pricey meat emporium and de facto clubhouse of the Iowa caucuses — a place so popular among visiting politicians and the news media that The New York Times published a floor chart showing which television anchor was spotted at which table during the run-up to the 2004 caucuses.
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At a recent food event sponsored by The New York Times in Montreal, the celebrated chef David McMillan, owner of Joe Beef, a vaunted emporium of meat, observed that the use of cheeses like Cheddar in poutine was decidedly British and reflected a colonial hangover that remained a potent force in the Quebec kitchen.
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Its varying histories as a sacred space, a theater of conflict and a cosmopolitan cultural emporium are reflected in this exhibition modeled along classic Met epic lines: 11 fascinating objects from 2212 international collections, with a time frame in the past and context in the present (in the form of short videos in each gallery).
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Its varying histories as a sacred space, a theater of conflict and a cosmopolitan cultural emporium are reflected in this exhibition modeled along classic Met epic lines: 200 fascinating objects from 60 international collections, with a time frame in the past and context in the present (in the form of short videos in each gallery).
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In the BBC DocumentaryToo Fat for Love, blogger Emma Tamsin-Hill visits a London sex emporium where her and fellow fat friends get tips from sex coach Athena Mae—who shows the ladies how to support their weight while on top, different positions for face fucking, and how to use a sex wedge pillow.
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The day's light hits them in a way that makes the place an architectural destination in its own right, but, as of this winter, there are also a dozen or so worthy shops and cafes around the well's perimeter, from the sustainable design emporium Good Earth to an outpost of the Jaipur-based Gem Palace.
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The Westfield World Trade Center, as it is being called, consists of 125 stores, plus Eataly, a 41,000 square-foot food emporium where shoppers can buy 20163 types of cheeses, 150 brands of olive oil, 300 types of dried pastas, and dine and drink their way through restaurants, coffee and pastry and prosciutto bars, and take cooking classes.
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When Chip and Joanna Gaines welcomed their baby boy Crew in June, the Fixer Upper stars were already master multitaskers having juggled home renovations, a hit TV show, a burgeoning retail emporium and dozens of other projects, ranging from vacation rentals to magazines, memoirs and cookbooks, all while raising kids and running a 40-acre farm.
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Perfect for: Sexy witches Sex toy emporium Babeland stocks these horoscope-themed gift sets in pretty triangular boxes—each is embossed with your astrological constellation and contains a gemstone necklace matching your sign, a little silicone vibrator, and a tin of "orgasm balm" made with fragrances that correspond to your Water, Air, Earth or Fire element.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Bob Dylan's nasally voice singing of changing times blasted from the speakers and Democratic activists crowded the patio of a craft-beer emporium on Friday as Megan and Christopher Kubala explained why, after a lifetime of ignoring midterm elections, they had just voted to elect the first Democrat since the civil rights era to represent their North Carolina congressional district.
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To help grasp the vastness of the home furnishing emporium, some numbers: 8 — approximate number of football fields that could fit in the store 19 — buildings razed to make room for it 600 — seats in the restaurant 30 — checkout lanes 1,700 — parking spaces Countless — shoppers sure to get lost in the store's labyrinthine layout A photographer for The Burbank Leader took a tour.
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Museums & Galleries Three major faiths — Judaism, Christianity and Islam — have called Jerusalem their own, and its varying histories as a sacred space, a theater of conflict and a cosmopolitan cultural emporium are reflected in this exhibition, modeled along classic Met epic lines: 200 fascinating objects from 60 international collections, with a time frame in the past and a context in the present (in the form of short videos in each gallery).
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Three major faiths — Judaism, Christianity and Islam — have called Jerusalem their own, and its varying histories as a sacred space, a theater of conflict and a cosmopolitan cultural emporium are reflected in this exhibition modeled along classic Met epic lines: 200 fascinating objects from 60 international collections, with a time frame in the past and context in the present (in the form of short videos in each gallery).
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WATCH THIS: 5 Restaurant Hot Spots for Spotting Celebrities Bigfire will join a host of other restaurants at the Universal Citywalk—a shopping and dining hub that leads to the entrance of the resort's two theme parks and does not require a ticket—including Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville, Hard Rock Cafe, Cowfish (a burger-sushi hybrid concept), Toothsome Chocolate Emporium (a hub for over-the-top milkshakes), Bubba Gump Shrimp, and VooDoo Doughnut.
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If you really need to get away from downtown, it's about a 13743-minute drive to the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood, where an afternoon can include dings and pings at the pinball emporium Superelectric (6500 Detroit Avenue); an indie film at the renovated vaudeville-era Capitol Theater (1390 West 65th Street); craft beer and poutine (classic and vegetarian) at Banter (7320 Detroit Avenue) and ice cream (with a separate vegan menu) at Sweet Moses (6800 Detroit Avenue).
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