And I haven't even started describing the vulnerability of employee entrances, floaters and other entrances that would require additional screening.
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And so the buildings of that era were designed with multiple entrances and staircases to ensure that lectures could continue even if several entrances were blockaded.
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" Read about Lt. Gov Dan Patrick's comments on the Sunday talk shows Too many entrances to schools Speaking Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union," Patrick repeated earlier arguments about eliminating some school entrances: "We need to get down to one or two entrances into our schools.
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The local government said in a statement that the Blue Great Wall blocks off side entrances into communities and lets officials more easily track people moving through main entrances.
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Right now the sign is only at one of the school's entrances, but other signs will eventually be placed at other entrances, so no one can say they weren't warned.
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For example, the entrances to 500 Grand Street are known as A, B and C. The entrances to 530 Grand Street — a block away — are called D, E and F, and the entrances to 550 Grand Street have marquees that say G, H and J. "If they don't put the 'F,' it doesn't get to me," Ms. Ortiz said.
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With the front door locked, they studied the service entrances.
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Gates block the entrances, although errant foxes sometimes slip through.
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Narrow entrances were even set up to maintain crowd control.
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Here's our ranking of the entrances on The Bachelorette premiere.
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You have exhibitor entrances that can skip the fan lines.
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The entrances and openings became grander as time went on.
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Sullivan's famous foliated ornament, in terra cotta, sprouts above entrances.
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The entrances of many of the stations are also beautiful.
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At the entrances, sandbags and tires are stacked in fortification.
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Surveillance cameras sprout from shops, apartment entrances and metal poles.
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Doormen at these and other properties guard the private entrances.
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Costco puts the food courts inside stores near the entrances.
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Several other entrances to the site for Muslims remained closed.
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Select guest room entrances exhibit art inspired by crystal pieces.
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He occasionally wanders into other building entrances in the complex.
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Blocking the entrances to the station turned into its own trap.
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This involves tight exits and entrances for actors racing between theaters.
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Visitors' faces were scanned at entrances and matched with police records.
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Both have gangs of malcontents chain-smoking cigarettes outside the entrances.
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They took position in front of the mosque and its entrances.
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For example, many churches have security entrances for their office suites.
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The screenplay supplies the exits and entrances of a stage play.
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Must install surveillance cameras at the entrances of his residence. 5.
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Rick Scott's orders — guarded the school's entrances and exits all day.
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Sometimes security guards must inspect bags and packages at museum entrances.
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Entrances to housing estates guarded so only residents enter and leave.
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In each building, the condo and rental sections have separate entrances.
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The police still need to control subway entrances, Mr. O'Neill said.
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His image rippled on banners at the entrances to recaptured cities.
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There was even a musician performing near one of the entrances.
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His image rippled on banners at the entrances to recaptured cities.
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There were two entrances: One is light, the other is dark.
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A state of emergency was declared and all city entrances were closed.
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There will however still be areas outside the entrances to the parks.
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He pulled on the doors of multiple entrances, but they were locked.
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In May it erected pedestrian gates across the historic neighbourhood's main entrances.
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The limo entrances also don't set very many of the men apart.
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LONDON — Grand entrances just aren't all that impressive unless you're on horseback.
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They&aposre sealing off all the entrances, that&aposs a huge step.
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They set up no barriers to guide people to their designated entrances.
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There are lots of switches to flip and secret entrances to find.
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Checkpoints at entrances were fortified as bomb-sniffing dogs patrolled the venue.
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The year's first blockbusters make their loud, blustery entrances into movie theaters.
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Public safety measures have been enacted and arena entrances are temporarily closed.
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It's not just Republicans who have cinematic, professional wrestling–style entrances down.
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Because of that, there are two entrances and two private elevator landings.
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Some key facilities remain intact and the tunnel entrances remain open, however.
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There are no detectors at the entrances of either high school, however.
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At C.U.H.K., protesters were seen building brick walls around the campus entrances.
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On the 40th, they shoved a couch in front of the entrances.
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This was where changed his clothes and waited to make his entrances.
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The libraries share real estate with the apartments but maintain separate entrances.
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Outside, they began waving red flags while blockading the complex's truck entrances.
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Two of the entrances have been closed, and only two remained open.
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There are two entrances: one on Post and one on Maiden Lane.
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Speaking of entrances, event planners will check locks on the doors beforehand.
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Ms. Wintour now oversees every detail, down to timed entrances for guests.
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Mr. Modi makes his grand entrances alone, and dominates the national conversation.
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Two of those arrests stemmed from protesters chaining themselves to capitol entrances.
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Were the broken ceramics found near the entrances used for ritual sacrifices?
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Clergy have blocked one of entrances to Emancipation Park #DefemdCVille #CvilleClergyCall pic.twitter.
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They can have bowls the size of North West herself flanking the entrances.
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He said Friday that there were two entrances to the newspaper&aposs office.
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The house pays homage to its history with subterranean rooms and multiple entrances.
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Police have been deployed at entrances to some of the hardest-hit villages.
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Both entrances are a big deal if you care about anti-poverty policy.
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We have too many exits and entrances for shooters to get in school.
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But this year over eight stars made grand entrances in superwoman-esque capes.
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Correction: The clinics will be located inside Walgreens' pharmacies with separate entrances outside.
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Designated smoking areas will be available outside of the entrances to these parks.
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Checkpoints at city entrances were closed, even as the protests remained largely nonviolent.
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Muskrats often carve shallow canals that mark entrances to undercut banks and burrows.
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All entrances to the parliament would be blocked by opposition activists, she said.
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"Barbicans" are exceptional, sometimes fortified, juridical zones located outside entrances to national territory.
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To address this issue, many churches have stationed security personnel at the entrances.
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Responders can search for other entrances, or can attempt to make new ones.
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But most of the operating vendors stand between the entrances and transit gates.
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Tasting Table reports that the newly designed Target will have two different entrances.
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There were puns aplenty, all of them winners, and some really fabulous entrances.
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"More and more staff wearing scrubs keep filing in UMC entrances," Crosby said.
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Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia said on Tuesday blocking entrances to parliament was illegal.
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There are no so-called poor doors to distinguish entrances for different incomes.
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Protesters jammed hallways, blocked entrances and banged on the glass doors of Gov.
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It's reality TV at its most glamorous; the All-Star Game of Entrances.
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As is customary, the four entrances to the Rotunda were draped in black.
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Japanese reporters and photographers staked out the entrances to Osaka Municipal Central Gymnasium.
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Colorful, grandiose gates mark the entrances to Yokohama's Chinatown, the largest in Japan.
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Protesters also again blocked entrances at the NBA home of the Sacramento Kings.
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The terrorists blocked all entrances and exits preventing civilians from escaping the attack.
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Even France's Socialist party saw the relationship of easier exits to increased entrances.
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Hopeful moviegoers, with signs begging for tickets, stood in eveningwear outside theater entrances.
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The 12 images in the report show entrances to the site's underground areas that likely contain the missiles and trucks to transport them; defensives berms to protect the underground entrances from aerial attacks; housing for North Korean troops; and more.
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Cuomo said a number of alternatives would be considered for the Penn Station renovation, such as constructing large entrances along either of the avenues it sits between, putting new entrances at corners, or renovating the interior without changing the exterior.
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If SS7 previously only had a few entrances that were carefully guarded by major telecom companies and organizations, by the mid-aughts there were tens of thousands of entrances, many of which were poorly protected or controlled by authoritarian regimes.
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" While Rice University said that "Flooding on campus has subsided and entrances are open.
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Its spaces are close to the mall entrances, making the reservation service doubly attractive.
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It may be because there are not enough accessible entrances to a polling location.
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Entrances and exits would be small flaps; that is all a cat would need.
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Some people were barricading entrances, while others wore face masks and chanted Buddhist prayers.
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Officials went door-to-door stripping decorative scrolls bearing the cross from home entrances.
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The building had multiple entrances, so one could enter and exit without being seen.
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He gets dramatic entrances and hero shots, and an exciting mission of his own.
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Police installed metal detectors at various entrances to the complex following the deadly shooting.
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All things considered, it was one of his more dignified Air Force One entrances.
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We could even block the building entrances to stop him from bringing in replacements.
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Uniformed guards stand by grand entrances checking official cars as they come and go.
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Israeli forces shuttered entrances to Bani Naim on Thursday and raided the Tarayreh home.
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Business signs have been torn down, gates padlocked, entrances walled off with cinder blocks.
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The building has two entrances; it is not accessible only by a nondescript road.
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The immediate takeaway from Lucha Libre was the ridiculous acrobatics used for ring entrances.
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They cannot use the same entrances to a majority of public buildings as men.
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The teams split into smaller groups to survey the area for possible cave entrances.
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A metal railing down the middle of the stoop separated the house's two entrances.
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Many of the steps, especially for entrances, are stimulatingly eccentric: odd, sideways, hunched, heely.
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As the protagonists make their entrances, the women, in particular, object to these introductions.
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They are meant to protect the tunnel entrances from artillery fire and aerial attack.
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And most recently, the metal detectors that stood sentinel at school entrances have disappeared.
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Police and armed forces personnel were deployed to monitor the entrances to the towns.
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Outside the entrances, paparazzi linger, waiting to snap pictures of stars arriving in limousines.
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That surge of more than 20 percent overwhelmed some PATH station entrances and platforms.
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Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia said on Tuesday blocking entrances to state institutions was illegal.
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And protesters have vandalized numerous stores and burned down subway entrances around the city.
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This week Saudi Arabia announced it was ending entrances to restaurants segregated by sex.
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Behind the street facade of a single residence were twin townhouses with separate entrances.
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As of now there are still Trump signs at all of the park's entrances.
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Then there are entrances on those subway lines that need to be opened up.
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Around San Francisco, streets were closed and building entrances blocked as protests swarmed the streets.
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Since it's a ring, of course, there is no main lobby but rather nine entrances.
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It contains five entrances that open onto a courtyard with a pair of shaft burials.
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New elevators or entrances will be added to Bedford Avenue and 1st Avenue, in Manhattan.
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It would also involve excavating for the new tunnel and stations, and constructing station entrances.
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War muffles brute inequities of power and capital, and entrances you with blandishments of honor.
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The wrestler, dubbed the King Slayer, had one of the best entrances of the night.
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The final scene is from the comically awkward entrances of the candidates at the Feb.
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Soldiers stationed at checkpoints along the suburb's entrances prevent the movement of goods and people.
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Shop clerks stood by the entrances in pairs, their eyes flickering around for potential customers.
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That means shops on a property are not allowed to create or maintain additional entrances.
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Smoking areas will be available outside park entrances and in Disney hotels, the company said.
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The rescue says the "handsome meathead" makes grand entrances when meeting new people and dogs.
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Gangsters control the entrances to urban slums, checking identity cards and demanding payment from residents.
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Think Rayanne Graff, the free spirit who entrances Angela Chase in My So-Called Life.
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The entrances to these tunnels were in civilian areas as well, including mosques and schools.
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Schools have as many entrances as they do for a reason (such as escaping fires).
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Pope-Handy said that buyers like privacy and private entrances, without windows or shared entryways.
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In Shaw's play, there were too many entrances and exits, musings and changes of mind.
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Security checkpoints at entrances are intended to keep gunmen and bombers out of the terminal.
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He goes so far as to watch clips of other players making their arena entrances.
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Many casinos are interconnected by walkways, shopping malls, numerous entrances at street level and otherwise.
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For an additional $29,21, quinceañeras can make royal entrances in Cinderella-themed horse-drawn carriages.
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Cafeterias are also experimenting with moving salad bars closer to entrances and desserts farther away.
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Heavy trucks can temporarily block the entrances to open air markets and other public events.
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In order to get these entrances clear, I need to make sure they'll be heard.
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Even the entrances to several buildings were made new overnight, with sculptures tucked into lobbies.
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Companies they visited used it at office entrances and at retail kiosks inside their facilities.
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Some stores, like R.W. Guild are circumventing this issue by keeping entrances on Howard Street.
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Two hard-to-find entrances lead into an elegant room of muted Aalto-ish minimalism.
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Her entrances, and their results, are hard to unsee, like nightmares that linger for hours.
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"Young people have started adding entrances to convert former kleks into basement galleries," he said.
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They feature "garage door" entrances and produce in wooden crates for a farmers' market feel.
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Known simply as "bridge two," it is one of four main entrances to the university.
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The MTR subway system closed entrances to some stations on Saturday to prevent fresh attacks.
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The protesters barricaded the entrances to the campus and set up narrow access control points.
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"When I got to PolyU, you already couldn't enter because entrances were blocked," Jane said.
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They hang back at the entrances to exhibits, inching forward in a polite yet insistent way.
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The explosions caused landslides near the tunnel entrances and sent up clouds of smoke and dust.
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In Reebok uniforms, UFC fighters turn entrances into time-sucking chores instead of parades of personality.
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"There are too many entrances and too many exits to our over 8,000 campuses," Patrick said.
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Multiple entrances to the house were created as an homage to the many tunnels Lyttle built.
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Free parking, or "premium" parking closer to entrances, is offered to EV owners in other places.
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The complexity and ambiguity of its train levels and entrances and exits were a constant frustration.
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Flowers, crosses and handwritten messages now adorn a makeshift memorial outside one of the store's entrances.
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Metro entrances were are assaulted with a fire started in front of at least one gate.
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Number two, Jake, we need to get down to one or two entrances into our schools.
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We are a small mass, moving loudly, swarming building lobbies, waiting by service entrances, riding elevators.
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Police cars and armed vehicles had closed the entrances to the street of the HDP headquarters.
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In some cities, such as Delhi, airport-style scanners are used at entrances to metro stations.
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These include the fencing in of Uighur neighbourhoods in Urumqi's south, with checkpoints at the entrances.
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Soon, though, police and soldiers blocked the entrances to the hospital and the crowds inside thinned.
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There are also new side entrances for people who want to get in and out quickly.
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Most confounding are those buildings whose stairs are at entirely different entrances from the main lobby.
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They built separate entrances and separate waiting rooms to physically quarantine abortion from other health care.
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Some of the soldiers dispatched to the city have been stationed at the entrances to favelas.
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The signs at the entrances of their towns welcomed visitors to coal country or timber country.
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"I have seen a handful of nurses jogging into front and back hospital entrances," Crosby tweeted.
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The dispensers were available at park and resort entrances, at food stalls and near most bathrooms.
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Smart line-standers would bypass their colleagues by entering the office buildings through less-used entrances.
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Subsidized and market-rate tenants at Kings Crescent share entrances, floors, apartment layouts and open spaces.
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The others have been unable to return ever since protesters arrived and effectively blockaded most entrances.
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The bank has also increased cleaning measures at its locations, including putting hand sanitizer at entrances.
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Security workers began to check people's temperatures at the entrances of subway stations and residential complexes.
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As I pulled into one of the entrances, I caught my first glimpse of the buildings.
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The school district also says it's considering whether to install metal detectors at the school's entrances.
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Their photos are on file, and they are blocked at the entrances when they are recognized.
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"All right miss, say excuse me," floundered across the entrances of the train with eye rolls.
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The kitchen and bathroom, both upgraded about eight years ago, have entrances on the opposite side.
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Temperature checks are taken at entrances, and both hands and equipment have to be regularly sanitized.
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Entrances are located on 34th Street and 7th/13th Avenues — I utilize the 7th Avenue exit.
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Ocean Odyssey joins other tenants with conspicuous entrances on the 44th Street side of the building.
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The overstaffed entrances—all the military and police uniforms and firepower—began to make more sense.
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The two floors above contain apartments with separate entrances and are not included in the sale.
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Dan Patrick blamed the shooting on "too many entrances and too many exits" at the school.
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Dozens of opposition activists tried to put locks on entrances to several buildings in the capital.
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Unlike the typical K-12 school building, colleges and universities don't have one or two entrances.
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Beyond the required testing, workers are still racing to finish station entrances and other final work.
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That's because all the bridges that span Tampa Bay will be cut off, their entrances underwater.
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There are also two new entrances, to the north and to the south of the cube.
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With a large surface area of 38 inches by 34 inches, the mat covers most entrances.
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Chairs, umbrellas, and other objects were piled by students near university entrances to create a blockade.
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That many corners of Times Square are potential entrances to the subway, stairwells covered in sidewalk?
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Women volunteered to guard the complex's entrances, and some called for the suspects to be hanged.
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Statues of lions are positioned at the entrances to towns and in front of military installations.
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Entrances to parliament appeared to be open as normal and there was no visibly increased police presence.
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Many restaurants and cafes, which often also have separate entrances for women, have similarly segregated seating arrangements.
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They only are available to hear when the sound entrances and makes people open to the thought.
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On a day that is at least 40% about dramatic entrances and exits, Trump set the standard.
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A search for other entrances to the cave intensifies as diving is temporarily suspended for safety reasons.
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If the producers put him at the beginning and end of the limo entrances, he's a keeper.
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"They probably would need volunteers, due to lack of staff, for check-in at entrances," he said.
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The lawsuit is also an unprecedented use of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act (FACE).
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Stamos and his TV wife Lori Loughlin are greeted by raucous cheers when they make their entrances.
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On Saturday, the campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University was on lockdown, with armed police guarding the entrances.
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Those types of anchor stores opened on Thanksgiving Day at CBL's properties, because they had exterior entrances.
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They are generally painted the same colour and usually have their entrances facing in the same direction.
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Police are standing by for now as several dozen demonstrators block entrances to the headquarters of CoreCivic.
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He says there&aposs fencing at the Metro entrances, but deer can jump into the tunnel portal.
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Chris Jericho's "Break Down the Wall" is one of the most recognizable pro wrestling entrances there is.
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Jennifer Lopez has a history of making glamorous — and sometimes provocative — entrances on awards-show red carpets.
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Designated smoking areas will be available outside of entrances to parks, water parks and EPSN sports complex.
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We got three entrances: the 65 side, the 64 side where I'm from, and another 64 side.
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Five expanded and redesigned gate entrances bring fans to sponsored "neighborhoods" in concourses along the front stretch.
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Bags are routinely checked at the entrances to shops on the Champs-Elysées or other busy streets.
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"We're talking about entrances out in the deserts, remote areas, dangerous areas, people bringing children," he added.
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Many members of anti-vax groups protested the bill, blocking entrances, and shutting down the chamber floor.
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"There are five entrances to underground tunnels that may be used to store missiles," the report states.
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Transitional spaces, like entrances and exits, caught her interest and aligned with her continuing exploration of stillness.
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They used compasses to align the four entrances into the park exactly north, south, east, and west.
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Even stranger, there are two doors in this room that act as exits but not as entrances.
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"I know all the freight entrances in New York from 241th Street to 260st Street," he said.
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He blocked one of the entrances so the lion could not escape, and followed the lion inside.
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Editorial It can be difficult sometimes to find building numbers in New York, especially at business entrances.
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This can be challenging, because, unlike your anus, the entrances to these canals are enveloped by flesh.
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The property has two gated entrances, on two different streets, as well as a two-car garage.
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One features oddly shaped entrances that were designed as sculptures using red enamel panels and weathered steel.
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This isn't just about clutter — cities are worried that parked scooters will impede wheelchairs and block entrances.
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Entrances are patrolled by members of the feared national police, or, even worse, FAES special forces units.
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While the entrances were all closed, people gathered outside the mall, waiting to see what would happen.
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Of course, this steady churn through cycles of participation also includes the entrances and exits of independents.
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In recent years, Facebook has increased security at the entrances to its headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
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Meanwhile, tunnel entrances had to be the exact right length to accommodate the camera and their cuts.
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They were lit from within, and inside were staircases that characters would use for entrances and exits.
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At the Olympic Park, some stadium entrances are boarded up, and screws are scattered on the ground.
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Most recently, climate protesters tried to block entrances at Australia's largest mining conference in Melbourne on Oct.
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The undefeated middleweight champion is a true showman, with dynamic entrances and devastating finishes to his fights.
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She had yet to learn that the entrances opened onto a single interconnected mall selling Disney merchandise.
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"We need to get down to one or two entrances into our schools," Patrick said on CNN.
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These fan zones will also be monitored by CCTV, and entrances and exits will be strictly controlled.
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"Maybe we need to look into limiting the entrances and exits into our schools, so that we can have law enforcement looking at the people who come in one or two entrances," Patrick said on Friday before the bodies of 8 students and 2 teachers were even cold.
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Outside Prince Alwaleed's Riyadh palace, dozens of cars lined the entrances as a huge Saudi flag flapped above.
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Public entrances open early in the morning for the parade and will close as the areas get filled.
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Bravo's entrances into the twister were a more valuable addition to the grappling game than the twister itself.
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Today, youths loiter at these entrances with cell phones to send an alert if police or strangers enter.
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Such arrangements could include reinforcing Israeli police at the entrances and introducing CCTV cameras with facial-recognition technologies.
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Since enacting they measure, they have vandalized multiple train stations, set fire to entrances and smashed ticketing facilities.
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Approaching the Falcon from one of the entrances to Batuu for the first time is a surreal experience.
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The detectors were put up at the entrances Muslims use to enter the compound each day for prayers.
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Protesting workers symbolically welded shut two main entrances to the dock in the northern Adriatic city of Pula.
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In one area, according to a witness, ISIS even built a new road to connect two tunnel entrances.
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We're told Jocelyn and Lloyd have access to different entrances and plan to steer clear of each other.
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Large bronze statues of its elephant mascot stood outside store entrances, the trunks rubbed shiny by shoppers' children.
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Police have begun arresting protesters who are blocking the entrances to the headquarters of private prison operator CoreCivic.
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Candidates will be entering from different sides of the stage, and their entrances have been coordinated and timed.
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The activity appears to involve some modifications around one of the tunnel entrances to an underground test area.
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Usually we talk about the cool touches during entrances and warmups in NJPW as secondary to the wrestling.
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He also blamed Friday's massacre in part on "too many entrances and too many exits" on the campus.
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"There are too many entrances and too many exits to our over 2628,28503 campuses in Texas," he continued.
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Wood panels now block the staircase entrances and protective glass barriers have been added to the tallest bleachers.
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Politico reports other witnesses, as well as Mueller's investigators, have typically used nonpublic entrances to enter the courthouse.
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His staff placed them at stadium entrances, at the exits from rest rooms, and at every concession stand.
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Officers guarded school entrances and a long line leading out of the building suggested increased security measures inside.
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It's especially useful on a corporate campus that has many buildings with many entrances and security guards scattered.
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In 2014, he signed legislation allowing police to bar anti-abortion protesters from blocking access to clinic entrances.
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Unfortunately, that requires not only aircraft with appropriate doors, but also airports with gates that support separate entrances.
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Guards now search bags — or at least glance into them — at the entrances to theaters and department stores.
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Still, there were some shaky entrances, and moments when the musicians and Mr. Levine seemed not in sync.
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The old arena's four main entrances opened to the hordes of Los Angeles Lakers fans lined up outside.
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Worth mentioning ... most grocery stores/retail shops now offer sanitizing wipes at entrances to wipe down shopping carts.
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Using Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, the team begins coverage just before the red carpet entrances at 5 p.m.
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The day culminated in several thousand, mostly young activists, surrounding police headquarters, using metal barricades to blockade entrances.
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Managers of the two bars, who would not comment for the record, hung the notices outside the entrances.
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Lately I've seen a lot of examples of reclaimed barn doors hung over the entrances of powder rooms.
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Led by a group called DisruptJ20, the protesters sought to block each of the entrances into the inauguration.
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Local media reported that the protesters had blocked all of the street-level entrances at the police complex.
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I wanted it to feel like everybody can dance together, which is why the entrances are so important.
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The findings encouraged changes at some hospitals: more ID checks at entrances and more badge-access-only units.
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Additionally all visitors have to be healthy, and will be screened for flu-like symptoms at hospital entrances.
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She recalled that during religious riots in 1946, men in her neighborhood guarded all its entrances, wielding swords.
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The last-minute entrances of moderates Michael Bloomberg and Deval Patrick did not seem to impact Biden's lead.
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Designed to hold 18,000 people, it has extra-wide entrances so mothers could push children through in strollers.
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OUTDOOR SPACE Two entrances from a snaking brick wall along the road lead to a courtyard in front.
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As an added bonus, customers visiting Kohl's for Amazon returns can use "designated parking spots" near store entrances.
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After the stars made their entrances on the red carpet, comedian and actor Gary Shandling hosted the show.
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The southern province of Jiangxi announced last Thursday that it would dismantle checkpoints at highway entrances and exits.
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The police did not enter, and after a while, the metal gates at the station entrances were closed.
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The police did not enter, and after a while, the metal gates at the station entrances were closed.
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Other developers and designers have also turned their attention to what stands sentry over the entrances to buildings.
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Until now, most restaurants had separate entrances and dining areas for women and families and for single men.
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Medical staff at both facilities crammed equipment and patients into the basements and stacked sandbags around the entrances.
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"Those were entrances to tunnels that are now closed, but once connected all of Madrid's underground," González says.
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The building, which was constructed in the 1930s, has multiple entrances with a shared courtyard and roof terraces.
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Abadi ordered that the fake devices be replaced by efficient detectors at the entrances to Baghdad and Iraq's provinces.
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ACI Europe has said that additional checks at entrances to airport terminals are not the answer to improving security.
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We are already giving them money every year for hardening, bullet proof glass, metal detectors, fewer entrances and exits.
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On Monday, a city ordinance in Austin took effect banning camping, sitting or lying in front of business entrances.
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In Westminster, where lawmakers do much of their work in parliament, armed police patrol the entrances, corridors and halls.
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Greenpeace, a combative NGO, blocked entrances to BP's headquarters in London ahead of its annual meeting on May 21st.
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In L.A. [his own usual U.S. base], it's more catered to these things — you've got back entrances and that.
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Its targeting recently has included tunnel entrances, rocket rails, weapons caches, mortar positions and the leadership on the ground.
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As I'm sure everyone knows, mall employees have designated parking places, far from the choice spots near mall entrances.
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Each man kept me laughing or intrigued, but one of my favorite entrances was Chris R.'s gospel choir.
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Last year, 25 wanted individuals were arrested at a beer festival when cameras at entrances flagged the subjects' faces.
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The Independent even went so far as to call them "powerless" at setting up preventative measures at stadium entrances.
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Specifically, the app now shows outlines of platforms, entrances, stairs, and escalators when the user is in transit view.
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The kitschy display of some of these entrances can be forgiven; the delegates are proud of their distinctive identities.
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In 2015, Houthis laid siege to the city, occupying surrounding mountain ranges, sealing the entrances and shelling it mercilessly.
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Cazeneuve spoke to France Inter on Wednesday morning about the issues involved with beefing up security at airport entrances.
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The spurt persuaded the crowd outside, which was at least half Giants fans, to head for the stadium entrances.
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There are 420 police officers at the site and they have cleared three entrances to the mine, Chavez said.
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With entrances to subway stations closed, the protests moved to the streets by Friday night, and have continued there.
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Smoking areas will exist outside the entrances of those parks and at Florida's Disney Springs, an outdoor shopping area.
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In gardens, blossoms dried and withered, and the weeds by highway entrances took on the appearance of twisted wire.
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Despite gaining entry, women were segregated from men and had to use special entrances designated for women and families.
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Because home and visiting teams often arrive at different entrances, Corrigan assigns crews to camp out at each location.
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So why would hotels or casinos change the convenient way customers, taxis or limos approach hotel or casino entrances?
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The protesters massed in the main square and surrounded or blocked entrances to governments buildings and organised sit-ins.
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Reporters usually stake out the House floor entrances to speak with lawmakers making their way to and from votes.
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Some checkpoints are long-established at the entrances to villages and cities, but others pop up when tensions rise.
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Through those street entrances to the hub, the Oculus reveals itself all at once from awkward, tongue-shaped balconies.
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Residents and city officials have been frustrated with the number of scooters left to block roads, sidewalks, and entrances.
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That's also leading to the continued entrances of new candidates into an already huge field, like former Massachusetts Gov.
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Pentagon law enforcement officers who provide protection at all entrances are not trained to do this, one official said.
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It also has a street-front restaurant, San Morello, and a retail outlet, with back entrances into the hotel.
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Many hotels also have alternative entrances where players can come and go without interacting with the public, he said.
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Waving red flags and clad in ponchos bearing the logo of their union, Unifor, they began blockading truck entrances.
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There are also no sanitization stations at any of the entrances or exits to the motor pool or offices.
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Or, there's Geun-se (Myeong-hoon Park), a man with one of the most disturbing entrances of modern cinema.
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About an hour into the protest, participants sat down and blocked the two lobby entrances, defying a police request.
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There are no marked entrances to the Brownsville court, which resembles a concentration camp in its design and layout.
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During the last shutdown, in 2013, the Obama administration closed park entrances and put up barriers around national monuments.
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Now and then there were slightly shaky entrances, and little glitches of coordination between the chorus and the orchestra.
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Casinos will also install metal detectors at all entrances and place a ban on luggage on the casino floors.
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Saudi Arabia will no longer mandate that restaurants segregate seating areas and entrances according to gender and marital status.
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At CNN Center in Atlanta, magnetometers were installed at the entrances to the building... Details here in my story...
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The job came with higher pay and expanded responsibilities like checking receipts, helping with returns, and keeping entrances clean.
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Protesters lit fires at the entrances to several closed stations, including Wan Chai, Sham Shui Po and Causeway Bay.
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It has dismantled entrances to a nuclear test site (at Punggye-ri) and a satellite-launching site (at Sohae).
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All entrances of Baghdad were shut "as a precautionary measure to maintain the capital's security," another security official said.
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Members of Hanoi's mobile police force, in all black uniforms, white gloves, and carrying police batons, guarded the entrances.
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"They are unarmed, as they handed over their weapons at the entrances," Kabul police spokesman Hashmat Stanekzai told Reuters.
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Just making the investments to reopen these entrances, which continue to be an issue as the train is closed.
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According to Business Insider, there will be parking spots near store entrances designated for people coming to return Amazon goods.
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Using Google Maps, I took a wrong turn at the very end, getting confused by the various parking lot entrances.
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McCarthy's lasting, and unfulfilled, dream of making machines as smart as humans still entrances many people working on AI today.
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The school's 3,300 students wore new identification badges as they funneled through three entrances at the sprawling 45-acre campus.
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Millions of gallons of seawater poured down subway entrances, manholes, and thousands of other openings to the subterranean spaces below.
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Terenzio and JFK Jr. discussed which of the two hotel entrances to the famed hotel would attract the least attention.
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The Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort gets ready to set up sandbags at the beachside entrances of the hotel Thursday.
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Eyewitnesses reported hearing a massive explosion and said the city's entrances and exits had been closed off by security forces.
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Rescue teams are searching for alternative entrances, and are attempting to drain water from the cave before removing the group.
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Rescue teams are searching for alternative entrances and are attempting to drain water from the cave before removing the group.
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For many years shops used rudimentary "break-beam" systems—lasers stretched across their entrances—to count people in and out.
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Another user tweeted out images of the flooding in Harbor East, showing water levels rising over sidewalks and store entrances.
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There are police cars parked outside all entrances to the hospital, which is located in the middle of downtown Shenyang.
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All entrances of Baghdad were temporarily shut "as a precautionary measure to maintain the capital's security," another security official said.
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At Rocky Mountain National Park, more than 80 percent of park visitors arrive through the east entrances, according to Patterson.
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In 2015, the Houthis laid siege to the city, occupying surrounding mountain ranges, sealing the entrances and shelling it mercilessly.
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An army of security officers hovered the grounds, and sometimes made guests walk through gated entrances with roughly 103 turns.
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The church released photos showing flooding on Sunday evening into Monday morning ... near the lower level entrances of the building.
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Dozens of activists holding a banner saying "The air that we grieve" blocked entrances to the site in east London.
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But adding checks such as bag X-rays at terminal entrances could themselves create a potential target, one analyst said.
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In Portland, over 1,85033 protesters blocked entrances to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center, shutting it down indefinitely.
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A city ordinance went into effect late last month that banned camping, sitting or lying in front of business entrances.
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Several students had expressed privacy concerns over the backpack rule, which also required them to be searched at school entrances.
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But the fire has forced the closure of part of Highway 140, one of the western entrances to the park.
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Earlier in the day, police arrested people blocking the airport entrances or gluing themselves to the floor, according to BBC.
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A woman who calls herself the "Apostolic Lady" explains where to find one of the entrances to the tunnel system.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, isn't the only one criticizing the late presidential entrances. Sen.
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Trekkers look for alternate routes in Trekking teams are still searching above ground for alternate entrances to the cave system.
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Reviewing the footage, he identified the kitchen range as one of the off-camera portals of Horace's entrances and exits.
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The police presence had surged, he said, and scores of officers patrolled the entrances while paramedics removed people on stretchers.
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The suite has two entrances: one off the main gallery and another through a hidden doorway in the great room.
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You'll need to walk a bit or take a bus to get to any of the entrances from those stops.
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My classroom is on the ground floor, a step away from two entrances to the building, and has TWO doors.
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Local news images show the black suspect's black SUV had collided with a barrier at one of the campus entrances.
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It had "fancy portes cochères" and "84 huge, somber Doric columns, with 22 roosting eagles guarding the entrances," he added.
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Woodlawn is offering "I Voted" stickers at both their entrances to place at the grave sites of women's suffrage leaders.
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And it is that rare apartment that has two entrances, one of which opens onto Broadway, like a private maisonette.
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In addition to sanitizer stations at restaurant entrances, there were now sinks to wash hands and staff encouraging their use.
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Dan Patrick, one of the participants, has called for arming teachers and possibly retrofitting schools to limit exits and entrances.
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The Paris Quarter features a miniature Eiffel Tower and a gate that looks like one of Hector Guimard's metro entrances.
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Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said the opposition's actions went beyond peaceful demonstrations and that blocking entrances to parliament was illegal.
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It enforces the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, which protects abortion providers and patients from violence and intimidation.
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The Republican lieutenant governor of Texas, Dan Patrick, has called for reducing the number of entrances and exits at schools.
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The wide front entry is easier on her joints and adds a bit of elegance to her entrances and exits.
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Known for his theatrical entrances, Fury came into the Arena in Las Vegas on a golden throne, wearing a crown.
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Others have set up at the entrances of La Mora and Bavispe, or were patrolling La Mora's dirt streets themselves.
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Atop one of the campus' entrances, there was a noticeable stench of smoldering rubbish and petrol that burned the nose.
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The building entrances were checked and the news staff had a meeting about how to handle such calls, Hansen said.
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But during the dress parade that is the celebrity entrances, it was mostly back to business on the fashion front.
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Dear Diary: I was outside one of the entrances to the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall subway station in Lower Manhattan.
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There are, of course, two nearly identical entrances to 30 Rockefeller Plaza, one on 49th Street and one on 50th.
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Agency vehicles parked conspicuously near hospital entrances, health providers say, are also stoking fear and interfering with broader immigrant care.
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For centuries, intrepid hollow Earth theorists have been looking for entrances to the center—some even claiming they've made it.
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It has three entrances that can be reached from parking areas by foot bridges, allowing staff to monitor comings and goings.
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The parks are losing about $400,000 a day in fees because no rangers are staffing the entrances, according to Senate appropriators.
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US satellites have watched a test site for several weeks and seen fresh signs of digging and activity at tunnel entrances.
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At the very least, it explained the gleaming Mercedes-AMG display models that greeted attendees at both of the venue's entrances.
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Eastern New Orleans suffered the heaviest damage, and some entrances to Interstate 10 remained closed because of the storm, officials said.
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The pamphlet, available for guests to take, sits in a bin next to one of the two entrances into the ICA.
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Upon reaching ICE headquarters in southwest DC, the demonstrators formed human chains, blocking the building's entrances, exits, and the surrounding streets.
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Black-clad protesters hurled petrol bombs, set fire to subway station entrances and trash cans, and vandalized government and public buildings.
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"Welcome to prison," a sign daubed in English on the wall leading up to one of the official entrances greets newcomers.
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Parks now address this by putting up warning signs at ride entrances, asking people with these conditions to refrain from riding.
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Even better, Apple Maps has identified all station entrances, which is quite useful when you want to find the nearest entrance.
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None of the women really make an impression until the limo entrances, the real bread and butter of the Bachelor premieres.
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License-plate readers are now guarding the entrances of wealthy neighborhoods, tracking every vehicle that passes and automatically flagging blacklisted cars.
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There are also some new features like the ability to determine where the entrances are to buildings based on maps data.
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Laws prohibit entering the catacombs, but clever, street-smart residents and visitors know that there are secret entrances to the labyrinth.
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The state-of-the-art spaces often have their own entrances, saving wear-and-tear on the lobby and passenger elevators.
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On his recent visit to California, President Donald Trump accused homeless people of ruining San Francisco's highways, streets, and building entrances.
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The Main Streets at the entrances to most Disney theme parks are idealized versions of Marceline, where Walt Disney grew up.
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At night, Lewis Miller takes to the streets with startling flower displays, installed guerrilla style on subway entrances and construction sites.
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A couple of blocks later, also on the right, is Girls' Gate, one of the 20 named entrances to the park.
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The parks are losing about $260,21 a day in fees because no rangers are staffing the entrances, according to Senate appropriators.
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She takes advantage of maintenance and morning workout routines that bring guests and employees in and out of the pool entrances.
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Though some still serve as entrances to apartment buildings, many traboules are now open to the public and full of tourists.
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The guest suites on the lower level have separate entrances, making them particularly suitable for long-term stays, Mr. Deushane said.
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Police used water cannon to scatter the protesters outside parliament on Monday and unblocked entrances to the building, arresting 37 people.
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On the companion albums A Weird Exits and An Odd Entrances, Dwyer leads the band through more expansive, borderline nerdy works.
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Strikes spread to prisons in dozens of other cities, where guards burned tires, clashed with the riot police and blocked entrances.
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I think there are eight different entrances of the violin in the film where we're going to have to rehearse beforehand.
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The small storefronts, the longtime targets of police raids seeking counterfeit handbags, now display boxes of fidget spinners in their entrances.
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"Singles": Women in Saudi Arabia will no longer need to use separate entrances from men or sit behind partitions at restaurants.
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Earlier this week, police used water cannon to scatter protesters outside parliament and unblock entrances to the building, arresting 37 people.
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Producers on the "The Apprentice" edited his entrances and utterances for maximum authority, painting him as a Caesar of the boardroom.
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The FBI handles potential federal civil rights violations, which include breaches of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act.
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The other officers went without him and, according to Klose, buried the chests in several places and then concealed the entrances.
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Kenyan media said the police officer had been guarding one of the entrances to the embassy compound when he was assaulted.
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As the night wore on, huge fires were lit at entrances of Causeway Bay, Mong Kok and Tsuen Wan MTR stations.
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However, the demonstrators broke into smaller groups and attempted to gain entry to the capitol through various side entrances, he said.
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Designated smoking areas will be set up for adults, but must be at least 10 metres away from building entrances or exits.
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Israel installed metal detectors at entrances to the compound after two police officers on guard there were fatally shot on July 14.
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But there are lots of digital entrances that you leave open all the time, such as Wi-Fi and your cell connection.
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"It's going to shift from just entrances to more exits, and that's the focus for us as well at Revolution," Case said.
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Dan Patrick blamed the shooting in part on "too many entrances" to the campus and suggested schools be redesigned to limit access.
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" Fewer entrances"We may have to look at the design of our schools moving forward and retrofitting schools that are already built.
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His entrances onto the ice have been nothing short of iconic, and his tweets are an impossible balance of wholesome and harrowing.
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The system taps into Moscow's network of 160,000 CCTV cameras, which cover the entrances to 95 percent of the city's apartment buildings.
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Joanne Avery, superintendent of Anderson School District Four, said that the school has security cameras and that its two entrances are locked.
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Musk's vision includes parking spots that are actually elevator shaft entrances, where drivers can pull in and descend to the network below.
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A few weeks later, the Allwines installed a motion-activated video surveillance system at their home, setting up cameras at different entrances.
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Disney also banned loose ice, often brought in coolers to chill beverages, and dry ice to help speed bag checks at entrances.
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His past notable entrances include the launch of his presidential campaign, when he descended into the lobby of Trump Tower by escalator.
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Jennings-Oluwosuko told Buzzfeed that "there are a million different entrances and branches" at the hospital so her question wasn't too shocking.
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However, we're told cops won't stop people from exercising their First Amendment rights, so long as protesters don't block sidewalks or entrances.
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The price increases affect entrances to 117 of the 417 national U.S. national parks, including Acadia, the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and Yosemite.
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That yielded a new way of identifying alignments between how the passages and entrances of the prehistoric are oriented, and celestial objects.
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Without access to subway stations, protesters set fires at station entrances and to public buses, and looted and vandalized streets and storefronts.
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It is a community of affordable subdivisions reached by grandiose landscaped entrances off a 20123-lane highway, attracting young professionals with families.
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According to Williams' office, it's illegal to obstruct entrances, lobbies, offices and parking lots of federal buildings, like one in southwest Portland.
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Women are not allowed inside most mosques in India although a few have separate entrances for women to go into segregated areas.
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Like most Manila casinos and hotels, Resorts World had metal detectors at its entrances and typically checked vehicles before allowing them access.
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Important to broadcast partners like ESPN and Turner Sports, who have filmed these entrances throughout the postseason to help fill pregame airtime.
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Heavy rains have halted helicopter sorties to find possible alternative entrances into the caves, and there has been no drone activity either.
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At its headquarters in the suburbs of Oslo, signs at the entrances warned employees not to log on to the IT system.
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Bakradze said the opposition's actions would be non-violent, although he did not rule out blocking entrances to parliament again next week.
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Mr. Odinga's supporters blocked the entrances to polling stations with bricks or other obstructions and set up roadblocks to intercept ballot papers.
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The $50 million Parks Without Borders program reimagines park entrances and edges to create a more welcoming, engaging and enlivening public sphere.
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Last year, some women were redirected to side entrances of the hotel's conference center, rather than the main entrance to the building.
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"If it comes, it depends on what address they use," she said, explaining that the complex has multiple buildings with many entrances.
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A few skirmishes between protesters blocking the entrances and Trump supporters trying to get through, but nothing erupted into full-scale violence.
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They also say the so-called "curbside terminals" have blocked sidewalks and entrances to stores and other businesses and worsened air pollution.
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Face masks, social distancing measures, frequent hand-washing and temperature checks at entrances to buildings and restaurants have become the new normal.
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The cafe, which is now open, has two entrances, and sliding windows to give it an al fresco feel in warm weather.
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Bonfires at the entrances to subway stations have been set to show anger at the transportation network's perceived support for the government.
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Imagine Amazon carving out a fifth of that space, with separate entrances, and creating boutiques with well-trained staff and dynamic merchandising.
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With good lighting, acoustics, and privacy, they're the ideal place for the dramatic entrances, exits, skits, dances and story times of TikTok.
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Netflix and Amazon are expanding their influence, and new players in streaming like Apple and Disney are about to make dramatic entrances.
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It was unclear how long the protesters, a mix of Louvre employees and strikers from other sectors, would continue to block entrances.
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The staff was very friendly and competent, and during my various entrances and exits, I never saw any guests waiting in line.
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Cameras captured their entrances as they prepared to deliver testimony before the Judiciary Committee in its first hearing on the Ukraine controversy.
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It took a few different entrances and a lot of turnbacks, but we were only half as nervous as we should've been.
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And over at 230 Hudson Yards, a residential building, there are separate entrances for the wealthy condo owners and the subsidized renters.
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The parks are losing approximately $13,000 per day in usage fees because no rangers are staffing the entrances, according to Senate appropriators.
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Security forces have now blocked all entrances and exits to Cinar and have launched an operation to find the assailants, it added.
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Additionally, there was no labeling to indicate which of the galleries' multiple entrances anchored the beginning, middle, or end of the exhibitions.
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That can mean large barricades to stop cars from entering, bomb-sniffing dogs to check abandoned backpacks, and bag checks at gated entrances.
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Fernandina Beach&aposs Division of Ocean Rescue closed all beaches in the area Friday, with officials posting double-red flags at beach entrances.
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Now, almost five years since their sudden split, the world is past obsessing over the rumors of Scientology and secret Whole Foods entrances.
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He concentrated his stores in a single area, on corners with high traffic near freeway entrances, and then expanded outwards from this base.
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The robots aren't armed, though Stephens recommends programming them to patrol entrances and exits to thwart shooters who strike while people are distracted.
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HUMAN SACRIFICES SURROUND ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIAN TOMB Pömmelte henge, however, has its four entrances aligned with dates half way between the equinoxes and solstices.
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Instead, around 20 to 30 teams are currently scouring the mountainside in search of alternative natural entrances, called chimneys, into the cave complex.
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This March the company also announced the Latch R: a reader-style electronic access product for building entrances, including lobby turnstiles and elevators.
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PD often causes the animals to act strange: they fly outside in the day and cluster near the entrances of caves and mines.
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The Dearly Departed: Darius, Joe, Chase, Grant, Christian, Kamil, and Jake "Do The Damn Thing" Count: Two — in Jean-Blanc and Connor's entrances
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They talk about being afraid for their elderly parents going shopping and marvel at the "empty" Walmarts now with police at the entrances.
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Some five-star hotels have shut down their main entrances; instead security guards shepherd customers through a roundabout route reserved for the staff.
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The new home pays tribute to Bradbury with intricately carved metal panels at its front and side entrances featuring quotations by the author.
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Ever since Jill Peterson and Kevin Heinz danced down the aisle to Chris Brown's "Forever" in 2009, dance entrances have become a thing.
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Because of its inherently exposed position, many of the buildings along the stretch have elevated entrances and other features meant to accommodate flooding.
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Garner and Miller — the CEO and chairman of holding company Cali Group — made separate entrances and exits at the show, according to E!
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Using satellite images and topography, the team located the entrances to the site and figured out the size of the mountain above it.
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As the rally ended and demonstrators headed for metro entrances, riot police fired tear gas canisters that caused panic and led to clashes.
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More school districts want to arm teachers who want to be armed and efficient and limit the entrances and exits into these schools.
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The company installs cameras at the entrances and exits of customer parking lots and autonomously tracks lot occupancy as cars enter and exit.
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Scrambling around the freshly cleaved boulders following the bombings, bin Laden's tunnel entrances were still discernible; we could even clamber into a few.
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August 7, 2015: Shopkeepers sit at the entrances to their stores after their doors, and windows were blown in by a truck bomb.
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In another photo, three figures jut in and out of the entrances to a similarly overwhelming office building amidst cool, clean, muted light.
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As per usual, we're treated to a weird and wonderful variety of entrances, most of which will leave you cringing with secondhand embarrassment.
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State media reported police surrounded the entrances of Cairo and other cities to ensure that members of the Muslim Brotherhood did not enter.
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Extensive dog, bag and physical search procedures for attendees' protection have been implemented across the racecourse's entrances, to ensure safety at the event.
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Among her habits, like keeping her back to the wall at restaurants and watching entrances and exits, is stopping at every yellow light.
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They positioned themselves at the building's entrances and the front of the mosque shortly before the massive gunfire and loud explosions rang out.
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The property is mostly undeveloped except for utilities, a one-mile private road, and two entrances that Allen added while he owned it.
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The stadium is next to a retail complex and shoppers were milling around the area, although the entrances to the stadium were closed.
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Thanks to the neighborhood's medley of luxury apartment buildings, there's high-end security monitoring the areas around the entrances to these high-rises.
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CBL's open-air centers will also be closed, but since those tenants have exterior entrances, they have the option to open on Thanksgiving.
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The results persuaded them to build a six-foot sand berm for a quarter-mile along the arena, practice courts and spectator entrances.
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The skeletons of humans and animals were found inside the homes or the entrances of their homes, as well as in the streets.
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Those signs might include surveillance cameras, entrances equipped with door buzzers, covered windows or female staff serving customers at odd hours, Polaris said.
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The caverns selected by seals generally possess entrances above and below the water, and must contain dry beaches for mothers and their babies.
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I caught sight of an open stand close to Bastioni di Porta Venezia, near one of the entrances to the Indro Montanelli park.
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In one rendition of her story, she entrances children with her shocking face and then gives them increasingly morbid instructions, culminating in suicide.
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Zurich police said on Twitter they had arrested around two dozen protesters before midday, with more due to be removed from bank entrances.
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For those who prize flawless playing and clean entrances in Mahler, this performance of his First Symphony would have been a little frustrating.
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Depending on municipal zoning restrictions, canopied drive-throughs can be converted to other uses, such as fast-food pickup, side entrances or patios.
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The French Revolution, which sends smoke signals flapping and blowing across the English Channel all the way to Bristol, entrances the radical couple.
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Employees seemed to spend much of Monday afternoon outside the entrances of their empty shops, craning for a glimpse of a visiting leader.
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Timothy Wu, corporate communications assistant manager at Hong Kong International Airport, told CNN that only the departures entrances would be monitored for now.
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At McDonald's, for example, operators have increased the number of hand-sanitizer dispensers at entrances and in the waiting areas of their restaurants.
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From the moment the Tyrones make their entrances, fresh from the breakfast table, it feels as if nobody pauses to take a breath.
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Now it's a widely accepted excuse to make a fashion show out of arena exits and entrances, another forum to showcase individual tastes.
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He said this was the only way to deliver aid after Islamic State mined the entrances to the city and stopped people leaving.
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Turnstiles will be installed at seven of the hospital's entrances for extra security, and employees will have to pass through badge-verification lanes.
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Under the revised plan, developers of towers near subway stations would have to pay — upfront — for improvements like new entrances and wider stairways.
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Much of Kabul remained under lockdown, with the palace bunkered by shipping containers stacked at its main entrances as protesters pitched tents outside.
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Bags are searched when customers enter supermarkets, before theatergoers can go into performance halls, at the entrances to sporting events and department stores.
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Anyone who has visited his Sydney cocktail bars will recognize their American aesthetic, with speakeasy-style hidden entrances and vast American whiskey selections.
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All day long there were unwelcome entrances, a revolving door of doctors, nurses, aides, physical therapists, social workers, psychiatrists and one diligent nutritionist.
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As for this puzzle, I saw HATCH hidden in WHATCHILDISTHIS during Christmas puzzle-making and tried to uncover a few more hidden entrances.
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All over the country, temples, local businesses, government offices and affluent households spent the month planting yellow marigolds in front of their entrances.
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For weeks, satellites had observed extensive activity on the surface, including vehicles, personnel and equipment, as well as two tunnel entrances being dug out.
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Hannah G., the underwear girl from the entrances, emerges as a power player when she asks Colton the only thoughtful question of the night.
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"According to Smith, the airport now has three cannabis disposal bins at security checkpoint entrances, similar to "items that other Canadian airports are installing.
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Two entrances are accessed from the driveway and Mortimer Road, leading to a lower ground-floor studio and the other to Webster's living quarters.
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Neither home was visible from the street, but there were workers and construction equipment and materials along the street where the entrances would be.
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Themed entrances aside, one contestant introduced herself by making a quip about her "hairless pu---," and another handed Pilot Pete a roll of condoms.
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Additional services could also be added to the park's less-frequented gates, to minimize crowding at the popular Porta Marina and Piazza Esedra entrances.
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The city's MTR subway network suspended all of its operations after demonstrators vandalized multiple train stations, setting fire to entrances and smashing ticketing facilities.
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Each of the dozen or so entrances have been blocked with makeshift barricades of bricks, corrugated metal sheets, wooden slabs and felled tree trunks.
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But that doesn't include improvements to the streets and sidewalks around the station entrances, which Cleveland Park desperately needs before the next big storm.
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Beneath a hill not far away from the amusements, Tencent, an internet giant, has finished excavating a bomb-proof cavern with five massive entrances.
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He cited "completely innocuous" provisions (corridors wide enough to accommodate stretchers, grade-level entrances) that seemed reasonably related to ensuring the facilities' safe operation.
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Parliament Square is under a complete security lockdown with all entrances and exits suspended, with all roads into the square cordoned off by police.
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One security session was expected to discuss the recent implementation of metal detectors at entrances to a key holy site in the Old City.
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No touch is too small, from keyholes to the grand kiosk entrances of the 6 line or the mosaic monograms of Brooklyn's Borough Hall.
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The set at the American Airlines Theatre features seven doors which, over the course of Act One alone, facilitate over thirty entrances and exits.
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Police retook the building after knocking down makeshift walls of metal lockers filled with water that inmates erected at the building's entrances, Coop said.
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One thing that stuck out like a sore thumb while browsing through these expensive homes are the amount of unobstructed views and grand entrances.
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It was, in part, a response to the Obama administration's decision to block park entrances during the 2013 shutdown, which the GOP criticized harshly.
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Outdoor space: The interior portion of the building is open air, and many residents set up patio tables by the entrances to their units.
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A master of glass-encased towers and monumental entrances, both hallmarks of Trump's properties, Fotiadis supplied vision and technical expertise that complemented Trump's salesmanship.
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The hotel's main entrance is on 50th Street between Park and Madison Avenues, but it also has entrances on Madison Avenue and 51st Street.
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It was surprising to find out that on the other side of the wall, the windows don't exist and the towers have no entrances.
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I have never been culturally, spiritually or intellectually fulfilled by most of my neighborhood mosques, especially as many still relegate women to side entrances.
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Whereas, if you elevate [entrances], just a few steps — three or four steps — and design a semi-private amenities space, people will use it.
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" Make sure not to "exceed maximum occupancy restrictions for your venue," and "staff the entrances/exits to make sure it doesn't get too full.
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Adding metal detectors to entrances and security training for all employees who interface with the public will create tens of thousands of new jobs.
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Catalonia, the region in northeastern Spain, said late Friday that it would start to "restrict entrances and departures" though it did not offer details.
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At the time, Jordan was infuriated over Israel's placement of metal detectors at the entrances to the Aqsa Mosque Compound in Jerusalem's Old City.
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Two massive, contrasting sculptures — one in reflective aluminum, the other in Corten steel — now mark the two entrances of the Monte San Angelo station.
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Many galleries keep their profiles low and their doors bolted at all times, posting guards at their entrances who give visitors the once over.
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As the rest of the queens made their catchphrase-addled entrances, the workroom atmosphere was refreshingly sunny, with only the slightest cast of shade.
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The activists, dressed in matching red T-shirts, crowded onto stairs, jammed hallways and blocked the entrances to the governor's office and legislative chambers.
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What we have is something of a seductive tease, a haunted film that at times entrances and delights and at times offends and embarrasses.
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Mr. Miyagi made the most of it, staging entrances from behind the audience and arranging the actors and musicians in wraparound tableaux like frescoes.
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Hopping down, they saw that the senior insurgents were standing near thick bundles of grass that concealed holes in the earth: entrances to tunnels.
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The biggest buildings nearby were the two boutique hotels, the Soho Grand and the James, but the hotels' main entrances were on other sides.
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The entrance pays tribute to the elegant entrances of the area designed by Milanese architects like Piero Portaluppi, Gio Ponti and Luigi Caccia Dominioni.
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They've blocked highways with their demonstrations and twice, including Tuesday night, blocked entrances to the Golden 1 Center before Sacramento Kings NBA basketball games.
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By banning weapons and closing entrances, state and local officials in Richmond are trying to avoid a repeat of the deadly clash in Charlottesville.
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No doubt a host of key Trump orchestrators and luminary actors were making ample use of auxiliary entrances and exits, sneaking in and out.
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Israel introduced the electronic gates more than a week ago at two entrances to the sacred esplanade and closed other access points for Muslims.
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Pros: Modern, sleek design; compact; keeps litter enclosed; offers two entrances; attached scoop; reusable linersCons: Expensive, some assembly required, top lid may need readjustment
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What was not thrilling about the Emmys, honestly, was the horrible perforated goldenrod backdrop that some deathly committee of people chose for celebrity entrances.
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The police ordered the miners to dismantle their camps, cut up their equipment with a chain saw and block the mine entrances with debris.
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Some subway station entrances and exits in and near Times Square will be temporarily closed for crowd control, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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Thousands of students have blocked the entrances of universities in recent weeks, and they have demonstrated in front of the Ministry of Higher Education.
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One of Biancoshock's interventions is "Refugee Trap," which features a European passport leaning on a mousetrap in front of one of the camp's entrances.
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In the wake of Friday's shooting, Patrick has suggested the incident was worsened because there were too many entrances and exits in the building.
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And next to their entrances hung a sign with a woman's foot in a stiletto pump crossed by a red bar: No high heels.
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That much is obvious from the beautiful robes to the spectacular entrances to the avant-garde designs of his shorts, ankle straps, and hair.
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Soldiers in Sao Paulo handed out fliers with the slogan "A mosquito isn't stronger than a whole country" at entrances to the popular Ibirapuera park.
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During the demolition, a group of journalists, including from The Associated Press, witnessed a series of huge explosions that centered on entrances to three tunnels.
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The FACE Act prohibits people from trespassing on clinic property and blockading entrances, and law enforcement is supposed to intervene when protesters violate those laws.
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Impact Wrestling star Tyrus says he knows exactly how to STOP SCHOOL SHOOTINGS ... put up walls, install metal detectors, and station armed security outside entrances.
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Its scaled-down cousin K3 is meant for the indoors, while the K1 is a stationary pillar that will soon monitor things like building entrances.
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Dan Patrick said "too many entrances" at schools in Texas were to blame and suggested school redesigns would help fix the problem of school shootings.
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Entrances to the new stations have been carefully inserted into the existing streetscape, artwork will enliven the walls and the concourses and tunnels are roomy.
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Locals were incensed: They torched buses, tossed a Molotov cocktail into a public transportation van and blocked off entrances to the site of the confrontation.
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Unite-Here Local 54 union spokesperson Ben Begleiter said workers are striking outside most of the casino entrances, while chanting, pounding drums or using bullhorns.
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The performance unfolded in a room with six entrances and five pieces of portable orange framework (from one- to three-feet tall; sphere, pyramid, cube).
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Firefighters did not have to bust down the front door to get inside, because it was unlocked, as were several other entrances to the house.
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Rescue workers on Thursday scoured the top of the mountain looking for alternative entrances to the cave, according to a Reuters reporter at the scene.
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Everyone knew Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor were going to pull out all the stops in their entrances on Saturday night, and they didn't disappoint.
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It culminated in the blockage of store entrances on the Magnificent Mile in a surreal scene that brought Chicago's premiere shopping district to a standstill.
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The depot remains an active U.S. Post Office, and some favored taking down the "WHITE" and "COLORED" signs that hang over the waiting room entrances.
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Playing the Arab warrior Sherif Ali, the actor made one of cinema's most memorable entrances as he emerged from the horizons galloping on a camel.
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The military said it detained four Palestinians for questioning and set up security inspections at entrances to Kauber, the assailant&aposs village, north of Jerusalem.
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"[John Hopkins] is a massive hospital — there are a million different entrances and branches — so that's not an unexpected question to ask," Jennings-Oluwosuko explained.
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The two entrances to the cafeteria were blocked with bright yellow barriers, as if what laid beyond them was a gigantic spill of some sort.
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The first reason is because if you did, you'll probably find that aspirational spark in them that so entrances you when you watch Shark Tank.
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Jon McIlvaine, a residential learning coordinator for one of the largest residence halls at Virginia Tech, spent Friday morning shoveling snow from the hall's entrances.
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Or do you need to be an incredible showman like ANTi, who provided one of the most memorable entrances to CEO2016's top eight bracket?
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Those plans never materialized, but Allen did add utilities, a one-mile private street, and two gated entrances to the property while he owned it.
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Enhancing the enforcement of laws like the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act to protect abortion clinics from bombings and other terror threats.
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"The other subway entrances were dry and normal, and nobody seemed to be freaking out, so I just got on the train," Blegvad told Quartz.
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In recent years, temporary structures were erected in the courtyard for frisking visitors and issuing tickets before sending them toward a messy warren of entrances.
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CBL's open-air centers will also be closed; however since all of those tenants have exterior entrances, they will have the option to stay open.
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The US attorney for Oregon said it's illegal to obstruct entrances, lobbies, offices and parking lots of federal buildings, like the one in southwest Portland.
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Eight pallbearers in dress uniform carried the coffin up the steps and inside the Capitol, where the entrances to the Rotunda were draped in black.
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Ultimately, North Korea blew up the cooling tower of that reactor, much as it blew up tunnel entrances to its nuclear test site last week.
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There are thermal imaging cameras at entrances to buildings and people in costume in public spaces reminding others to wash their hands, according to BBC.
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"But the other way to think about it is most of Manhattan south of 34th Street is actually lower than the entrances to these buildings."
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In another plan, there would be walls across the waterways near the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, the Throgs Neck Bridge and the entrances to Jamaica Bay.
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In Mr. Kapp's telling, it was a raucous place, with loudspeakers above store entrances blaring Big Band tunes and proprietors prone to shouting at customers.
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Members of the ruling Georgia Dream party managed to get into the parliament building and attend a meeting after three of its entrances were opened.
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The master and guesthouse suites come with private terraces and alfresco showers, and the other rooms have private entrances leading from the verandas and gardens.
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Think of them as a demotic but joyous version of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's old Central Park portals, which turn everyday strolls into grand entrances.
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The complex had been outfitted with political messages: American flags were spread on the floor in the entrances so that worshipers could tread on them.
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Entrances to the area are guarded by young people manning barricades made of tree trunks, electricity poles and barbed wire to keep the police out.
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It's not just the stations that are flooding, but the entrances and stairs as well, leaving commuters soaked both from the bottom and the top.
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State media reported that police were surrounding the entrances of Cairo and other cities to ensure that members of the Brotherhood did not sneak in.
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Images taken Wednesday morning showed law enforcement surrounding a black SUV that had crashed into a barrier near one of the entrances to the facility.
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The agency typically detains people along the border and at other entrances into the country and has broad powers within 100 miles of a border.
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That includes nearby Jupiter Island, a bastion of old money where secluded oceanfront mansions have separate service entrances: The Bush family vacationed there for decades.
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The F.B.I. had said last month it was investigating possible civil rights violations in the case under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act.
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