What will happen to the employees of the garages when those garages are razed?
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They have small garages or no garages, piles of firewood, Subarus, tire swings and fenced-off spots for gardens.
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During a time when teams worked in greasy, dirty garages, Dennis insisted on impeccable working conditions everywhere, including the garages.
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That meant we'd be speeding on public roads on the way to the parking garages and speeding in the parking garages too.
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Mexico City is making it harder to build parking garages.
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That damage sent Elliott to the garages; he finished 36th.
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FSU let car dealerships park in our on campus garages.
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"It's not just garages and basements and driveways," said Woodbury.
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He's also photographed models in parking garages and on rooftops.
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This model is ideal for larger homes, basements, or garages.
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Most Londoners eschew cars and don't have garages at all.
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We clamored up into parking garages to look from above.
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They returned to find four garages filled with valuables incinerated.
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Storage will be integrated into garages and basements by default.
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Maybe my days of cold garages and NPR are over.
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I mean people had papers and recordings in their garages.
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Check your closets, drawers, attics, garages, anywhere you stash stuff.
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Wire shelving was once only found in warehouses and garages.
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The looming deployment of AVs could render parking garages obsolete, which has created a conundrum for developers — whether to invest in parking garages that can be converted for other uses or stop building them entirely.
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Hackers could pull Nissan EVs out of people's garages with ease.
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The man in a cat onesie allegedly burglarized cars and garages.
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Lucid, unlike Tesla, has yet to put anything in customers' garages.
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They conduct classes in garages and visit people in their homes.
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It also urges people to search large parking lots and garages.
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The organizers built four new garages to accommodate the additional entries.
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"There are no plans to replace the garages," one document proclaimed.
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He added that garages had attracted a premium in recent years.
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They might experiment on organisms in makeshift labs in their garages.
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By then, law enforcement was already sweeping the airport and garages.
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Inside homes, however, they typically hide in shoes, closets, attics or garages.
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But it has opened 167 outlets at Euro Garages forecourts since 2013.
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The question is whether Euro Garages can handle its high-octane expansion.
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We've seen explosions take place in hotel rooms, cars and in garages.
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When parking garages do become obsolete, the cost of converting them varies.
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What happens in parking garages, tunnels and other spaces that lack connectivity?
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The garages along the road spat their stew of bachata and country.
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Walking the street, he would check for unlocked cars or open garages.
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What if we put their groceries away inside their kitchens or garages?
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The newer homes had less ornate exteriors and typically two-car garages.
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Those garages now have historical designations that bring them measures of protection.
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The garage level includes a wine cellar and access to both garages.
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I didn't expect them to design parking garages that have dead ends.
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Inside the disused garages, bakeries, barbers and beauty salons plied their trade.
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Here are the garages where some of the biggest tech companies started.
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Private garages, from 507 to 4,800 square feet, are the main attraction.
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The installation featured tech concepts, including a DNA seed printer, an aquaculture farm with genetically engineered living jellyfish and an AutoFarm — a robotic urban farm filling empty parking garages with food, thanks to self-driving cars making garages unnecessary.
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Many taxi drivers have abandoned yellow cabs for ride-hailing apps in recent years, leaving cars idle in garages — a sharp turn from the days when those garages kept waiting lists because they had more potential drivers than cars.
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While other cities have parking garages for cars, Copenhagen has them for bicycles.
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Many homes and cabins likely burned, while others may be sheds or garages.
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Self-driving cars are years off, but parking garages can be ready now
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Without human intervention, robot garages generate savings on labor, ventilation and lighting costs.
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Without question people were opening their garages and bringing shovels out to help.
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Euro Garages has consequently flipped the formula for making money at a forecourt.
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As footfall to beleaguered high streets diminishes, garages are pulling more people in.
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There were garages, loading docks, front doors -- all part of the office complex.
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"Only stupid Eastern European girls use garages, undercutting everyone else's prices," Rafaela complained.
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The so-called 'hairy panic' grass has engulfed Wangaratta's homes, gardens and garages.
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What, are their garages so full of Fabergé eggs their cars won't fit?
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Maybe downtown parking garages might be an interesting possible space for messy culture.
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The new system keeps the garages open longer and reels in new business.
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There are leather shops and pizzerias and even parking garages named after him.
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These units, often called "granny flats," typically consist of converted garages or basements.
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A gated driveway leads to garages that can house up to five cars.
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There they are, in their garages, writing malicious diatribes to Andy Murray's grandparents.
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Sandbags were piled up outside garages and front doors, and along swimming pools.
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Citizens are staying at home, planes are on the tarmac, cars in garages.
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Their operating bases are ramshackle cottages and garages polka-dotted with bullet holes.
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Over 300 American homes have these rinks in their garages, basements or backyards.
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Residences will have two or three bedrooms, full basements and two-car garages.
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Google, Apple, HP, Microsoft, and Amazon all say that they started in garages.
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Some of the most legendary companies in Silicon Valley famously started in garages.
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At Halloween, we did 'trunk or treat' at the garages for the kids.
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In the near term, areas with needs for new parking garages should build them with this future in mind, so that the garages can be more easily converted to offices, apartments or other spaces as the need for parking declines.
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The owner of the two private parking garages is installing temporary fencing on the top levels of the garages and will operate 24-hour patrols until permanent barriers are erected, Joe Cardona, the vice president of university relations, said on Friday.
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The structures likely include homes and cabins, while others may be sheds or garages.
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We think of twentysomethings creating billion-dollar companies in their dorm rooms or garages.
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What's happening: Parking garages are morphing into more colorful, productive, resilient and surprising uses.
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Ended up owning 11 of them, and towing companies, and garages and all that.
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TestFit can also be used to design other commercial structures, such as parking garages.
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This is a Christmas where garages and homes are transformed into elaborate, festive wonderlands.
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Basements and underground garages are extremely rare because the water table is so high.
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It's easy to imagine the future uses: Wireless charging garages for electric cars, perhaps?
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F--- working out of garages and f--- your 2.5 square meters 'workspace' at WeWork.
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A Warning About ParkingThere are garages all over the city that promote free parking.
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People use closets, garages, basements, old refrigerators, a kitchen's out-of-the-way nook.
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In fact, Fux has giant garages full of the one-of-a-kind whips.
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The males are around, but they're scattered about in smaller caves or parking garages.
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For the lucky ones whose garages are graced by this machine, it's about indulgence.
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High school kids can now engineer genes in their basements, hobbyists in their garages.
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They had SUVs and cable, and lived on pretty little streets, and had garages.
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No, it's more like, a quiet stare of maternal indifference and sad parking garages.
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About 125 parking garages in the area were emptied of all cars and sealed.
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This April, the program expanded again to let Amazon delivery drivers directly into garages.
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Instead of a lawn mower in every garage, there often are no attached garages.
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Mr. Toyoda favored an egalitarian workplace culture, eschewing executive parking garages and dining rooms.
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A problem with the drive train during pace laps sent him to the garages.
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Palaces and their stables (turned into garages) lined the outside of a long oval.
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If I put them in Ditmas Park, they can have lawns and big houses with staircases and driveways and garages, and I thought there could be people playing music in garages, which seems like the most romantic thing in the world to me.
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Since most of the detached garages in Los Angeles aren't used for cars — 2.53 percent of the 22.5,2350 homeowners surveyed by Mr. Dietz's students use their garages for something else, mostly storage — this can provide rental income and affordable housing in many neighborhoods.
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They tend to hide in dark, dry places, such as garages, wood piles, and cellars.
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Did you see one of those giant automated bike garages the Dutch are famous for?
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Yet mass adoption of EVs will mean appealing to the millions of households without garages.
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Signs in parking garages admonish drivers that they could be exposed to carbon monoxide gas.
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They are no longer startup darlings brainstorming the next-best-thing out of their garages.
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Startup culture, which began in the garages of Silicon Valley, has spread across the nation.
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Most of the rest rent their homes, which are often just garages or disused warehouses.
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About 125 parking garages in the vicinity will be emptied of all cars and sealed.
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From April to June, all cars will be confined to their garages once a week.
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Casual players — people in suburban garages or fraternity houses — tend not to notice such details.
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We paddled past enormous summer cottages with immaculate gardens, gazebos, private docks and boat garages.
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Great tech companies may start in garages, but that is hardly where they end up.
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Events are, well, popping up in garages, around pools and even in locked storage spaces.
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This means tenants have to manually raise, lower and lock their garages from the outside.
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Other garages have also, famously, been birthplaces of innovation — among them the Los Altos, Calif.
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Homestead: Homestead helps home owners convert their garages into rental properties at no upfront cost.
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It would also make parking garages and parking spaces superfluous, freeing up valuable real estate.
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Building professionals at all levels, including architects who design homes with garages attached, share responsibility.
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Both have seven stories and below-grade parking garages; one building contains two medical facilities.
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The property has 21-foot-high ceilings, four drive-in garages and a loading dock.
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It could mean creating small parks instead of driveways and spare rooms instead of garages.
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And even for people with garages, it's still kind of a pain in the ass.
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I wasn't having that kind of luck with the other quadrants, but when I noticed that GARAGES could be extended into PARKING GARAGES, allowing the puzzle to breathe a bit more, I tinkered with the grid pattern, settling on the layout you see today.
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Fan Fiction (26)Fandom was once reserved for real-life meetups and zines printed in garages.
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U.S. companies are rapidly turning malls, movie theaters, storefronts and parking garages into neighborhood eSports arenas.
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So I spent my nights in the garages of my friends just going through those cars.
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Apple and Alphabet, true natives, were born in garages in Los Altos and Menlo Park, respectively.
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Workers in different garages take roll call, where they get assigned the route for the day.
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Instead of buying new, shop out of what's already in your closets, toy chests, or garages.
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Euro Garages, as the Issas named their empire, is one of Britain's least-known business triumphs.
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It was scary enough when libertarian gun nuts were printing one-shot pistols in their garages.
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A labyrinth of offices, staircases, office buildings, parking garages, tunnels, and corridors ensnares victims and suspects.
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Many highway stops, city streets, and garages still aren't adequately equipped with electric car-charging equipment.
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American flags fly from light posts in front of homes with large garages and manicured yards.
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And artists are looking at residential buildings with garages that they can turn into artist studios.
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She was living mostly out of her car, parking it in various casino garages, police say.
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Local residents, however, found that one of the garages was filled with something they didn't expect.
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Workers who spoke with Motherboard said they prayed in garages, kitchenettes, and the corners of corridors.
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"What's common for all of them is that they are working from homes/garages," he adds.
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The Moscow HQ hosts more than 7,000 employees, and spans office buildings, restaurants and parking garages.
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Experimental exhibitions flourish in backyards, gardens, garages, and parking lots in ways other cities can't afford.
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But it's not just students and hobbyists in their garages toying with Estes model rockets anymore.
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Serious collectors even modify their homes with barns or pimped garages to accommodate their insane stashes.
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Parking garages, stores and restaurants often install electric car chargers as a way to attract customers.
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Taxi garages dot blocks scattered with metal foundries, tile shops and the Empire City Iron Works.
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On the Mexican side, by contrast, there are miles of run-down homes and parking garages.
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Some screen new inmates before they're even booked, taking their temperatures inside police cruisers or garages.
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They can use the systems to unlock doors, turn off lights, start cars, and open garages.
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Team members often stay with orthodox families, sometimes sleeping on attic floors or in cold garages.
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There is a cobblestone-lined pea-gravel driveway and entrance courtyard, in addition to two garages.
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Weaned from using a key, drivers have left cars running in garages, spewing exhaust into homes.
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"They're literally scattering them around the house, putting them in hallways, workshops and garages," he said.
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Interior Minister Angelino Alfano said in August that "mini mosques in garages" should not be allowed.
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Under the street lamps, the detached garages on either side were pale in their vinyl sidings.
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Like M1 Concourse and Monticello, the Atlanta park offers luxury garages in various sizes and configurations.
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People store it in their garages or in cans until it gets picked up, like civilized humans.
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You'll see city bankers sat next to people who work in petrol forecourts or garages or builders.
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Parking garages would still be needed in a driverless world, predicts Sean Behr, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur.
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The roofs of parking garages are being used as urban greenhouses and farms in Denver and Seattle.
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Florida State University is allowing students to park on any floor of campus parking garages during #Irma.
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In most garages, such homilies are not posted above a bin filled with high-caliber shell casings.
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Starting today, Amazon Prime members in the US can have their packages delivered directly to their garages.
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Parking garages aren't just low-tech eyesores — they might be urban America's greatest real estate development opportunity.
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The kids set up studios in garages and put on little shows with aerials and circus tricks.
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The garages of Formula E offer the same kind of theater found in other types of racing.
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It would also look for garages with Accessible Parking if, on previous drives, he'd specified that request.
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Officials are urging the public to search their properties, local camp grounds, rural areas and parking garages.
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Residents go all out converting their garages and front yards into haunted mansions and spare no expense.
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Know that most welders' helmets that might be lying around in garages probably won't have those filters.
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These two-car garages are space hogs, claiming somewhere around 25 square feet of prime living space.
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Raymer plans to drive around town trying to open garages until he finds his wife's co-conspirator.
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Increased utilization of private and municipal garages should push local governments to start removing on-street parking.
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Other exterior features that were seen on many homes include screened porches, attached garages, and low roofs.
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That's no small feat: Yandex HQ houses 7,000 employees and includes multiple buildings, restaurants, and parking garages.
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It's the charging stations at offices, hotels, shopping malls and parking garages that are vulnerable, said Positive.
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The house includes six bedrooms, ten bathrooms, a cocktail bar, wine storage, cinema, gym, and four garages.
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The insurance company Allstate recommended using well-sealed garages because many rodents can squeeze through small openings.
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Garages, basements and boiler rooms are being converted — legally — in big numbers into apartments in San Francisco.
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"Sergio would take us through the garages, and he was just in his element," Mr. Jackson said.
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The houses have double front doors, some arched with wrought-iron detail, and attached one-car garages.
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Instead of being a massive art collection, the Corvettes sat untouched in Manhattan garages for 25 years.
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"Our garages face each other, so why not go out together to save on emissions?" she asked.
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It was social from the beginning, in university computer labs and, later, Silicon Valley garages, he said.
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The community has responded enthusiastically, and officials have encouraged residents to check garages, sheds and under porches.
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But thanks to sites with parking lots or fix-it garages, builders have shouldered their way in.
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Traditionally, indoor producers — formerly relegated to basements, garages and shadowy warehouses — relied on hot, high-intensity lights.
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For the side walls, 1,300 car tires were used, all of which were donated by local garages.
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The grimy gaps between garages were turned into a 'stadium' where locals could face off over dominoes.
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Pourny told Insider that basements, attics, and garages usually aren't climate-controlled, which could damage your furniture.
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Our garages, closets, and spare rooms are full of stuff we think we need but probably don't.
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More than half of Lebanon's 1 million Syrian refugees live in tented settlements, garages or abandoned buildings.
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Look no further than Silicon Valley for examples, where some well-paid Facebook engineers reside in garages.
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What we really need is a row of garages with, like, parking meter things and cameras outside.
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The property also features a vegetable garden, saltwater pool, pool house, tennis court and two two-car garages.
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These nighttime hours—when EVs are conveniently parked in garages and curbs—are the cheapest time to charge.
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It then acquired a £1.3bn minority stake in Euro Garages in 2016, backed by £745m of leveraged loans.
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Bill Gates and Steve Jobs both quit college and started businesses in garages, without the help of banks.
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It's more typical for Houston artists to convert their garages or maybe a second bedroom into a studio.
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The vehicles are deployed from centralized garages where the morning shift comes in at around 5:30 a.m.
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It used to be an industrial area with a lot of car service garages and some military installations.
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Tesla's autonomous parking capabilities are fairly limited to clear-cut spots like those in lots or in garages.
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The terminal buildings are arranged in a three-quarter semicircle — a sideways "J" shape — around two parking garages.
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They were selling a vision of the American Dream, complete with quarter-acre lawns, dishwashers and spacious garages.
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Picture a suburb and you probably imagine cookie-cutter houses with two-car garages and over-fertilized lawns.
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They are assembled in garages and workshops using car parts, broken bits of other weapons and scrap metal.
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The devices cost around 8,000 euros ($9,060), making them affordable for police and garages that do emissions inspections.
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Automobiles brought so many people here that multiple parking garages were constructed to alleviate the constant traffic backups.
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Some longtime residents have sold willingly and moved to the suburbs for larger homes with pools and garages.
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They invited him into their DIY labs—converted basements or garages—where he took snapshots of their surgeries.
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Public closed-circuit TV cameras seem to lead to a moderate decrease in crime, particularly in parking garages.
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In villages across Georgia, an estimated 200,000 people secured mining computers to set up in basements and garages.
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Homeowners can install charging units in garages, but the millions who live in apartments don't have that option.
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Supercar Capsule wants to create bespoke private showrooms and garages to display supercars right in its owners' homes.
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Certain garages will allow drivers to scan the app's bar code, using their phones, to open the gate.
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Suites in basements, above garages or in coach houses can no longer be offered as short-term rentals.
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More recently, the company had offered customers the option to valet park at some Luxe-branded garages, too.
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And flower shops, parking garages and basement apartments were repurposed into illicit watering holes, better known as speakeasies.
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But there will be no cars in the community; even garages and driveways are absent from the plans.
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The commercial shows Williams cruising in Audi's e-tron Sportback past traffic jams, garages, and closing gas stations.
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There, members have built what Mr. Basso calls garage mahals — elaborate structures that combine living quarters and garages.
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Note that I'm talking about spaces in lots and garages that are perpendicular to the wall or perimeter.
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Some people teach or lead seminars, and others clean out their garages and list anything valuable on auction sites.
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But not too far in the future, it's entirely possible that cars (and garages) will be far less important.
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Visitors can also park underneath office buildings or in large, clean park-and-ride garages run by the city.
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Parking garages are staples of car-clogged cities — but they are ugly and take up prime urban real estate.
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High capacity batteries in garages and self-driving cars will enable individuals to trade electricity outside of the grid.
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Amazon, meantime, has launched several "Key" devices that allow orders to be delivered to customers' homes, cars and garages.
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Tread is aiming to connect people like you to share events, cool cars on the street and virtual garages.
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The four-door car will also wirelessly charge in special charging garages with a coil installed in the floor.
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What's more, they could take off (and land in) from smaller spots, such as domestic driveways or parking garages.
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Tesla claims its service centers are up to four times faster than traditional garages, using three times less space.
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I'm no racing scholar, so the vintage cars lined up in Laguna's garages mean little to me by name.
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The structures include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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It's kind of a factor of working in these light-industrial buildings, in repurposed garages, in quasi-domestic spaces.
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Powerful medical innovations can be designed in garages, financed with pocket change and distributed by internet or by hand.
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Its interior is a cozy labyrinth of spaces—two garages, an art studio, bedrooms, and four separate prayer rooms.
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The 9,200-square-foot industrial building features 14½-foot ceilings, two garages and a 2,000-square-foot parking lot.
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We whizzed past silos, the backs of garages, irrigation lines, the occasional horse, with hardly a human in sight.
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Moreover, the block was a mishmash of houses and garages, rather than the quaint tree-lined street she envisioned.
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Nathan and Beka lived in a four-bedroom, three-bathroom house that had a game room and two garages.
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They were forced to sleep on the floor, in garages or in a cupboard under the stairs, police said.
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They've performed at LAX, libraries, city halls, outdoor plazas, garages, abandoned hospitals, pockets of overlooked urban landscaping, and more.
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The story has been updated to show that SpotHero has 5,000 garages (not 6,000 as the company originally stated).
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They were warned about potential parking issues because many parking garages are still not available, CNN affiliate KTRK reported.
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She works as an architect, but not the cool kind (she designs parking garages) at a bland, anonymous office.
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But access to charging outlets is harder to come by in a region where many people can't afford garages.
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Across North America this year, companies are turning malls, movie theaters, storefronts and parking garages into neighborhood esports arenas.
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Along with tennis courts and 10-car garages, the homes of the rich and famous began to include helipads.
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As more and more garages receive face-lifts, those buyers have come to expect a certain level of polish.
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Since then, the cars have been parked in a series of garages in the New York area, collecting dust.
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Charging pads could be embedded in parking garages, parking lots, street curbs, rest stops, even under select traffic lights.
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Passengers inside the affected terminals were evacuated and asked to wait on the tarmac, in parking garages or other locations.
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This is roughly what commercial multi-storey parking garages try to achieve, and it is also what some hospitals do.
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But heaters that run off of propane or kerosene are best used for garages and shops rather than sleeping areas.
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Before dawn on Sunday, lightning had lit up the sky, and he could see that water had reached his garages.
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Stay away from any gators seen on lawns or in garages; call for proper trained help to come remove them.
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Many cars will be tucked under the main building, but most will cram into two enormous garages to the south.
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The information for the license plate data comes from commercial sources such as cameras from parking garages or repossession companies.
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Portable generators, which release carbon monoxide when running, should not be used indoors in homes, garages or crawlspaces, officials warned.
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Seasonal tides already bring flooding and aquatic visitors to the Miami area: octopuses in garages and barracudas in swimming pools.
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Even those with a permit cannot openly carry a handgun in certain public areas, including streets, sidewalks and parking garages.
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" Still, he acknowledged SafetyCulture has a growing field of competitors, including the classic young guns "operating out of their garages.
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Many underground garages remain closed because of damage caused by the flooding that devastated parts of the city after Harvey.
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But the math doesn't add up in favor of building new garages because of the looming deployment costs of AVs.
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A digital service that will allow users to find, reserve and pay for parking either on-street or in garages.
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" Montanans searched for "breweries," South Dakotans Googled "American restaurant," and people in Nevada wanted to know more about "parking garages.
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Companies also change — Apple and Google famously started in garages — and specialized services can help big ideas become real business.
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Cannon's intense specificity captures a world in amber, permitting intimate access to the pantries, gardens and garages of Britain's past.
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An employee with a Rusal subsidiary described how the unsold aluminum ingots were being stored in garages in the plant.
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Auto companies have produced theatrical ads marking the ban's end, while private parking garages designated "ladies" areas with pink signage.
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In fact, studies have shown that nail salons may host more cancer-causing chemicals than auto garages or oil refineries.
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In lower-income areas there are no sidewalks; in higher-income areas there are wide streets abutted by large garages.
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The project contains a mix of apartments, retailers, offices and parking garages around new streets, fountains and public gathering spots.
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Instead, owners will have to rely on auto repair service centers that will look more like IT shops than garages.
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In cities, they tend to elude detection by turning strictly nocturnal, often building dens in quiet alleyways or parking garages.
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And if you like parking garages, the city now boasts what is probably the most thrilling collection in the world.
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It is not the people who cannot park their unfathomably huge cars in their garages who are the most owned.
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It started a trend, with dozens of other volleyball players putting together similar setups in their garages, driveways and backyards.
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The app can suggest available parking garages near a driver's destination, with information that is updated based on user input.
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You see, even many newsstands, underground garages, and coffee shops in Hong Kong are all controlled by the big four.
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Most of this has not been library research — it's been research in basements and garages and a lot of conversations.
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Fan on full aimed at her crotch while janitors lounged in front of the garages watching the rows of windows.
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Much of this inventory is never used or resold and ends up sitting in victims' garages, causing great financial harm.
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There was an additional $1453 million for the parking garages, which the Yankees don't own but from which they benefit.
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She walked into one of YouTube's parking garages, and then emerged into an outdoor courtyard where employees were eating lunch.
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In Norway, as elsewhere, the people already buying electric cars tend to have garages where they can charge at night.
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Concours is building 62 garages that will fit six to 12 cars and rent at $2,000 to $5,83 a month.
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There are parking garages nearby, said Markus Thoene, a managing partner at Barcelona Sotheby's International Realty, which has the listing.
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One of the first places WEVC is going to have an impact, outside of individual garages, is in public transit.
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Junkyards and MOT garages emerge, preceding a funnel shaped tower that signals the arrival at the East Midland train depot.
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Recently, he started his own repair shop out of several garages he built at his home in Atlanta, Nebraska (population: 131).
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Underground parking garages in L.A. and other cities are turning into shared commercial kitchens for on-demand, delivery-only food services.
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They show garages full of mechanical marvels that you'd never be allowed to so much as test-drive in real life.
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In Cape May County — the southern tip of the shore — tides as high as 216 feet flooded garages and ground floors.
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When they are not needed, an army of self-driving cars can drive themselves to multilevel garages or off-city parking.
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And building housing near jobs, transit, and other housing—rather than ultra-LEED-certified parking garages—is merely a political choice.
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"Chargers" hid scooters in their garages until their owners ratcheted up the bounties awarded to catch the strays—then cashed in.
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In 1997, it wasn't yet a conscious effort by kids making noise in their parents' garages to create a set sound.
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It's the only FX that actually made it to Williams, and the only FX that escaped the decaying garages of Brunei.
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Buses will run normally on Wednesday, and parking will be free in Metro-owned lots and garages, the transit agency said.
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On a recent afternoon, CLF's interns fanned out across middle class neighborhoods where Spanish-language radio sometimes blared from open garages.
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Driven VOLVO'S XC90 is a breakout machine, filling garages all over the world and the Swedish automaker's trophy case with awards.
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Companies that started in dorm rooms or garages have grown to become some of the most recognizable names in their industries.
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Mr. Ketschke said the company was prepared to put solar panels on top of other buildings, including offices, substations and garages.
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SpotHero partners with off-road parking garages to move the parking experience online, from finding a spot to paying for parking.
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That's Aston Martin's thinking at least, as the company will now design and build tailor-made garages for its customers' vehicles.
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One option to lower your costs of parking is through partnership deals with garages, lots or even companies like Luxe themselves.
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They've hauled in heavy machinery to level hilltops and poured concrete for tennis courts, infinity pools, multicar garages and trophy homes.
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Airport parking garages in Miami, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale were full, and officials warned people of long lines and disrupted flights.
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Elsewhere, like in New Orleans and Savannah, Ga., they are still used as spaces for trash collection, horse stabling or garages.
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The twice-annual startup pitch event rivals suburban garages and nondescript hoodies as an icon of the Silicon Valley startup scene.
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And as I said before, I still think America's garages have too many old cars and not enough new start-ups.
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Instead, they look for alternative routes — side doors, open windows, garages or even try a skeleton key on the front door.
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My sense is that there are a lot of people with drones in their garages that they've used once or twice.
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Fudge-colored wall-to-wall carpeting, floral upholstered couches, a cluttered basement, and an array of garages bring to mind suburbia.
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So easy, in fact, that there were worries even then that people might start editing it, as it were, in their garages.
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Now, the new GT is finally starting to make it to the first few garages of a very short list of owners.
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For the last six years we have proven that car owners are ready to go digital in the search for reputable garages.
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For the next year, the autonomous valet service will be available at this location, and eventually will extend to more parking garages.
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Amazon.com has steadily added options for customers to receive their packages including in car trunks, inside home garages and potentially by drone.
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But unlike gas stations, EV stations are entirely automated and can be placed anywhere, including in garages, rest stops and parking lots.
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Even as the overall number of petrol stations in Britain tanked, with owners cashing in on rising land values, Euro Garages grew.
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But Euro Garages extended this model throughout the country and started spending big money on making their forecourts more convenient, and civilised.
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It would really just be converting surface parking lots and parking garages into all sorts of things that make cities more livable.
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If he noticed he was being followed by paparazzi, he would pop into the garages, change, and leave in a different car.
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But Wright's Atlanta is just a series of parking garages where Beach Boys, The Commodores, and Simon & Garfunkel bounce off the walls.
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The Garages themselves may include Collaboration Spaces for meetings and events plus Maker Spaces where there are tools for prototyping and tinkering.
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Rather than filling garages with flashy cars, the data show, today's rich devote their budgets to less visible but more valuable ends.
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Rather than battle to the finish of each session, drivers posted early laps and then were content to return to their garages.
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Not only does it park itself—a great way to impress strangers in parking garages—it's a comfy, quiet, and zippy ride.
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Faced with a dearth of affordable housing, some would-be homeowners construct informal dwellings by converting garages or subdividing single family homes.
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The group currently trades from 452 Halfords stores, 24 Cycle Republic stores, three Tredz stores and 315 garages in Britain and Ireland.
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Conversions from gas to electric certainly aren't a new thing, but early efforts were often done by private citizens in their garages.
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TIAA Private Investments and Antarctica Capital have acquired InterPark, a Chicago-based owner and operator of parking garages, from Alinda Capital Partners.
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While some homes have no garage, others have three-car garages, bringing the average to just over 22 garage spaces per home.
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Their aim is to create spaces for artists and artisans who, like themselves, need to expand beyond their home studios and garages.
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Some expenses are non-obvious, such as parking, property taxes and construction costs for home garages, and the value of our time.
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Several casinos in Biloxi experienced flooding overnight in either their parking garages or entry areas, the Harrison County Emergency Operations Center said.
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Naled is released at low altitudes in a superfine mist that floats into gardens, garages and houses to kill mosquitoes hiding indoors.
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The new service will allow customers to work with Aston Martin designers and architects to build bespoke garages for their car collections.
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Parking garages will be closed and sealed, and there will be teams working with security staff at all hotels near the square.
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In addition to a home theater for 20 guests, six kitchens, and 24 bathrooms, Gates' house has various garages for 23 cars.
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The law provides an exemption for certain businesses, including parking lots and garages, wholesale stores and rental companies, The Morning Call reported.
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Drivers switched cars in their garages as the event went on, with Virgin's Sam Bird sweeping the race both Saturday and Sunday.
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Well, Uber envisions working with real estate developers and cities to install skyports on top of parking garages and other underutilized structures.
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Schools, sport facilities, garages and apartment buildings were designed and prepared to be used as shelters, aid stations or refugee collection points.
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Because these suburban homes will not have driveways or garages, front yards can be bigger, devoted to ecological functions or recreational activities.
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This great revolution in technology hasn't unleashed a wave of innovation where people are toiling away in their basements and garages now.
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A new California law allows the state's 8 million garages to be rented out as living spaces, creating an enormous market opportunity.
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Headlining those changes are that driver meetings will now take place in open-air locales with select personnel rather than in garages.
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And those collectors who bought cars during the Great Recession-induced market dip probably have some handsomely appreciated assets in their garages.
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The gridlock on the roads could be a horror of a different kind, and garages are looking to capitalize on the mayhem.
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The cavernous stone garages that I may as well have gotten lost in were cold, and the people I met even colder.
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They received fentanyl shipments at hundreds of addresses: car garages and P.O. boxes, derelict apartments and expensive homes in gated suburban communities.
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So one hot Sunday morning, I went deep into Brooklyn, passing factories and rickety buildings with garages big enough to hold bulldozers.
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But garages are still required for new developments in nearby Astoria, home to The Rowan, a 46-unit condo from RockFarmer Properties.
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But garages are still required for new developments in nearby Astoria, home to The Rowan, a 46-unit condo from RockFarmer Properties.
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Just under the halfway point, in the garages and pit lanes of the Acura race teams, something equally discordant has materialized: Nothing.
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The new products with Alexa built in include earbuds, glasses, a ring and a tiny device for spaces like bathrooms and garages.
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Mr. Glass's company, Meadowbrook Builders, is currently working on two other home renovations, garages included, within a short walk of the Hammers.
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Most of these deaths appear to have been caused by inappropriately qualified practitioners working in non-approved facilities, including homes and garages.
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For now, diverting ride-sharing traffic to parking garages or side facilities seems to be a manageable solution more airports are considering.
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Scattered between the garages and auto parts shops of the San Felipe neighborhood are a dozen of the city's newer art galleries.
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In my time working as a maid, I'd seen various decluttering projects — garages parceled out in preparation for yard sales or downsizing.
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In suburban areas where people tend to have garages and access to 240-volt outlets, most people will charge electric cars overnight.
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Many insurers have set up innovation "labs", "studios" or "garages" where pricey data scientists are told to come up with cool new pilots.
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Residents of Wangaratta are spending hours each day trying to remove the ghostly weeds, called "hairy panic grass," from their yards and garages.
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The app works in 27 of the city's parking zones, as well as in Washington Park and parking garages at Portland State University.
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Driveways, parking lots, parking garages, and street parking are all eligible locations, as long as it's not at some random address across town.
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Large vans may not be the staples of suburban family garages, but the are experiencing a resurgence thanks to new ride-sharing platforms.
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And converting garages is expensive: In Pittsburgh, it cost $17 million to convert a 3-floor garage into more than 60 apartment units.
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She said they broke up into groups of five to seven and searched country roads, ditches, backyards and garages of folks in town.
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Key by Amazon started as an in-house delivery service partnership with Kwikset, which has since expanded to included cars, businesses and garages.
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Elon Musk's tunnel-transportation company is gearing up to test prototypes of a real-life Batcave, to be installed in customers' own garages.
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The Ring Floodlight Cam is for outdoor use and is typically attached to garages or anywhere on your property that's considered a blindspot.
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The game's creators have boasted about the 350 car roster, but plenty of recent games in the genre also feature practically endless garages.
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Fewer massive parking garages and unsightly freeways plaguing the cityscape, driverless emergency response and police vehicles, and state-of-the-art public transit.
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It's better now that we have the garages, but it is still very cramped, hot, you can't hear what is going on, etc.
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The city has more than 10,000 grows, the industry estimates, many of them small and tucked away in spare bedrooms or converted garages.
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The British automaker's mock-ups of what these garages might look like include underwater lairs, galleries complete with artwork, and even a cellar.
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Bottom line: Municipal parking garages may be heading toward an inflection point (yes, I just wrote that), as we head toward autonomous driving.
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Talented young people are living in tents, garages, vans, even a wooden box, home for someone paying $400 a month for said confinement.
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Ranging from minimalist designs to playful cartoons to futuristic action pieces, the murals brought color and life to community centers, garages, and bridges.
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The houses near the top of the slope were large and luxurious, with massive stone walls, impressive front gates, and two-car garages.
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Michael Woloz, a longtime taxi industry consultant, said taxi garages had stayed open through some of the city's worst crises — including the Sept.
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Employees can then open doors, elevators, turnstiles, and garages with a Bluetooth low-energy signal without having to even take their phone out.
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Supercar Capsule creates bespoke private showrooms and garages to turn a supercar into a work of art meant to be displayed as such.
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For every state, the "Green Book" attempted to list the hotels, barbershops, auto garages, restaurants and "tourist homes" that would accommodate black travelers.
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Some universities are building mixed-use garages, which can be a more efficient use of land and help ensure maximal use of spaces.
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Creating a hot market Ford has said it plans to make 22005,22006 Ford GTs, but so far only 28 are in customers' garages.
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With so many people spread out across different areas, including on the tarmac and in garages, it was hard to get information out.
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After a virus was created from mail-order DNA, scientists are sounding the alarm about the genetic tinkering in garages and living rooms.
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Homeowners often complain about thousands of dollars in damage as bears rip off car doors and tear into garages in pursuit of food.
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On the walkout lower level, the owners removed one of two garages and created a bedroom, a full bathroom and a rec room.
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Now, the 340-acre estate includes a 6,456-square-foot main house, guest house, hunting cabin, barn, boathouse, storage building, and two garages.
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Cars with license plates from Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin inched their way into parking garages on the University of Illinois at Chicago campus.
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That means more cars, trucks and SUVs were parked on the street and in garages when Harvey swamped the city and surrounding areas.
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At Elizabeth Houston, the standouts are Mark Lyon's color photographs, taken from inside single-car garages with the doors open to the street.
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Anonymous sources are driving bombshell stories, but leaks are springing from encrypted iPhone messaging apps rather than from meetings in underground parking garages.
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One column had been particularly good, something about wasps in the fall, crawling into houses or garages to prolong their lives a little.
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To help with that, Porsche designed recesses -- Porsche calls them "foot garages" -- into the battery pack to make room for backseat passengers feet.
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The price of a taxi medallion has plummeted, many drivers have abandoned cabs for ride-hailing services and taxis sit idle in garages.
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After he had written his ominous flood forecast three times, he looked out his office window at one of the two garages he keeps.
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There's also a pool and one of those garages that's been converted into a gym, plus lots of outdoor nooks with fountains for entertaining.
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In one of Richard's garages, he keeps his side projects—hot rods, desert race cars, and a small collection of iron lungs and parts.
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It can cost several thousand dollars per space to retrofit existing parking garages or lots, which requires ripping up cement to lay electric conduits.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Check your garages, storage units, and even your front yard — a hefty reward may be coming your way.
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Looking around the team areas behind the garages, it became obvious to me that Ferrari would win every year without these regulations in place.
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Driveways, parking lots, parking garages, and street parking are all eligible locations, just as long as it's not at some random address across town.
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"I remember going in and looking in people's garages and barns, pulling out classic cars," recalls the Los Angeles-based film director and producer.
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It's been buying up properties, including parking garages, that it will turn into commercial kitchens for delivery-only restaurants and other consumer services. 3.
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A recurring explanation as to why this is commonplace in Silicon Valley and not elsewhere is "startup DNA" within global giants founded in garages.
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But it does suggest that when octopi start appearing in Miami parking garages, it's a sign we should start preparing for the worst. 3.
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Tattoo shops usually leave that dirty work for amateur needlers in garages and prison cells—a de facto protest against the powers of hate.
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Officers also will make sweeps of area hotels, theaters and parking garages and monitor checkpoints where they scan for radiation and weapons, police said.
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The basic component, the skyport itself, could theoretically be added to open spaces, on top of parking garages or on the roof of skycrapers.
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Beyond the Ralphs grocery store and the Walmart rose a neighborhood of jumbo beige homes with orange clay-tiled roofs and three-car garages.
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It will sell the vans itself, and customers will be able to use a network of 400 garages across Germany for repairs and maintenance.
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Between the neighborhood sprawl and consistently temperate weather, experimental exhibitions flourish in backyards, gardens, garages, and parking lots in ways other cities can't afford.
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Most of New York City's many food trucks and carts are tucked away in garages at that hour, leaving Mr. Hassanian with little competition.
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It is also expanding into parking garages and fuel payments and has an agreement with Shell, another reason FleetCor was attracted to the deal.
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TDR acquired a £1.3bn minority stake in Euro Garages in January 2016, backed by a £745m financing split between a £370m seven-year TLB.
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The game's official forums were buzzing with people bragging about their last-minute collapses of willpower and the glory of their theoretical space garages.
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Instead, imagine wireless charging pads in parking garages and curbs, places self-driving vehicles can simply return and park for a while to charge.
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"It's a lovely couple that we rent to on the first floor," he said, explaining that the tenant had initially inquired about nearby garages.
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Situated a few blocks south of the city's downtown, the area was long a run-down part of town with warehouses, factories and garages.
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Some are in neighborhoods where two- or three-family houses have been built, along with apartments in garages or basements, sometimes legally, sometimes not.
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The standard practice was to test cars in specially equipped garages, which is much easier than trying to analyze fumes from a moving vehicle.
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Along the People Mover route, there are a number of parking garages with various rates where you can essentially park and ride with ease.
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On-street spaces are reoccupied just moments after the last motorist pulled out, and garages charge more than many people earn in an hour.
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They typically use bonds to finance new garages, and pay for the bonds over 20 or 83 years with parking revenue, Mr. Brown said.
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There's a mild paradox that this entirely digital movie waxes so nostalgic for analog-age stuff: Art Deco diners, big-knob radios, funky garages.
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"He bought half the industry and made one giant conglomerate," said Michael Magallanez, who ran one of Mr. Levine's garages from 2011 to 2013.
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As night fell, the Barcelona police were frantically searching for the two other vans, combing the streets and underground parking garages, the official said.
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It is the first time the companies, which currently keep their inventory in parking garages, will be allowed to store cars on city streets.
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It has four apartments, all vacant, and a ground-floor commercial unit, leased by a religious artifacts store until July; and four parking garages.
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The estate now includes a two-story guest house, two garages, a caretaker's house, a boat house, a storage building, and a hunting cabin.
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The emergence of shopping clubs like Costco and BJ's Wholesale Club has put still more pressure on garages, with bulk items jockeying for space.
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Most CRT monitor sales, he said, come from people who've hoarded them in garages and basements and just want to get rid of them.
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And scrapping the highway would affect the many businesses, including garages and car repair shops, that have sprung up alongside it over the decades.
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As people started to share everything from the tools in their garages to the clothes in their closets, they predicted, consumerism would become passé.
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His real-estate company, EJ Smith Construction, has more than 20 employees and helps build infrastructure, from roads and bridges to hospitals and parking garages.
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We circled the entire country playing warehouses, basements, empty bars and nightclubs, parking lots and punk fests, living rooms, garages, and make shift art galleries.
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TDR owns both Euro Garages and EFR, and as part of the merger is taking a portion of the equity value through a 22016m payment.
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Tournaments occur around the world and, at the same time, records are constantly being broken in the bedrooms, dorm rooms, and garages of dedicated stackers.
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Shafts for the elevators could run straight up to streetside locations, as in a company video, or into homes' garages or basements of office buildings.
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The service also aims to solve the crux of accessing commercial garages, Elan Mosbacher, SpotHero's head of strategy and operations, said in a recent interview.
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"I am ... concerned about the pets some people left at home, in their garages and back yards, when they evacuated," she said in a statement.
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To free more spaces, the city has begun to reimburse permit-holders part of the annual fee if they keep their cars in suburban garages.
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A public garage for cars was operating on Waverly by 1906, and five years later even the luxe Pratt carriage houses were converted to garages.
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He would also construct three six-story apartment buildings and 14 multiple-unit townhouses, some with built-in garages, for a total of 344 condominiums.
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Its secret sauce is its software, which can sit on top of the 40 or so different point-of-sales systems used by parking garages.
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The moss-colored result was earthy and bitter, and for a second, I was transported from this cafe tucked between two parking garages to Japan.
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The moss-colored result was earthy and bitter, and for a second, I was transported from this cafe tucked between two parking garages to Japan.
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Instead, drivers have been eliminated while sitting in the garages in the final stage rather than battling for pole on track as in the past.
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But when there are no runways or hangars, and drones can be operated from houses and garages, finding bases to attack is far from easy.
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The app also displays the location of all street parking spots and garages with detailed rules and prices that is kept current through its users.
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Somehow this has become a "controversy" because real jockmen are being denied the time-honored tradition of donning fake Jessica Rabbit boobs in parking garages.
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Over the last century, governments have spent countless billions of dollars building streets and highways and garages and on-street parking for privately-owned cars.
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TMZ reported at the beginning of January that Olympios' family runs a business in Miami called Armor Garage, which sells epoxy floor coverings for garages.
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Adding blocks of primary colors can really put the life back into old houses, shops, birdhouses, construction sites, and even parking garages and garbage sheds.
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Their notorious collection — located in nondescript concrete garages, surrounded by razor wire, and patrolled by armed Nepalese soldiers known as gurkhas — numbered in the thousands.
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TDR owns both Euro Garages and EFR, and as part of the merger is taking a portion of the equity value through a 358m payment.
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Car garages, derelict East Van character homes, and abandoned Italian ballrooms are just some of the DIY spaces that have played host to Cormier's shows.
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The specially outfitted Transit Van logged 1,800 miles in August, much of it in and around Arlington, Virginia, including urban intersections, parking lots and garages.
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He also says that the new service will be "different" from the Luxe-branded parking garages they announced in March, but "along the same vein."
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Auto companies have seized the moment with theatrical ads marking the end of the ban, and private parking garages designated "ladies" areas with pink signage.
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Typically, drivers go to parking garages and wait for their vehicles to be conveyed to the ground floor, never seeing the rest of the building.
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Admittedly less sexy than autonomous cars, parking technology companies that provide real-time parking availability in off-street garages are solving these costly search problems.
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Perhaps that is the future of off-street garages, and these new revenue streams are where the $100 billion market may be poised to grow.
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Two of New York's major operators, Barbara Gladstone and Friedrich Petzel, have also established new uptown branches of greater architectural interest than Chelsea's converted garages.
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The autonomous tech development facility is actually one of four garages Intel maintains globally, including one in Arizona, one in Portland and one in Berlin.
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You're too expensive and exclusive for the rest of the world: The garages that gave us Hewlett-Packard and Google now cost millions of dollars.
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Hidden stairways and garages along Hyperion Ave in Silver Lake where orgies would converge after the neighborhood gay bar, Le Barcito, closed for the night.
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Motorists spend an average of 17 hours a year searching for spots on streets, in lots, or in garages, according to a report issued Wednesday.
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Third, New York could require all garage and lot operators to offer an off-peak discount, as is already done in San Francisco's municipal garages.
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But that business model faltered as the company started buying up parking garages and becoming more of a traditional valet service that operated outside businesses.
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The law won't apply to businesses like parking garages, stores with membership models like Costco, or transactions that require a security deposit, like rental cars.
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This level also includes a wood-paneled study, a powder room with a slate-topped vanity and a large tiled mudroom reached from the garages.
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Other garages were waiving leasing fees altogether, and instead waiting until the end of drivers' shifts to see if there was any profit to split.
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Businesses function on the smallest of scales; in fact, some designers' showrooms are in their apartments or former garages, unsigned and available only by appointment.
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The bureau is watching him and learning things about safe houses, garages and cars bought for cash that could lead them to Elizabeth and Philip.
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The large-scale street art murals splashed on walls, doorways and garages around town are not random graffiti, but an urban beautification project called ArtMadeThis.
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After a virus was created from mail-order DNA, scientists are sounding the alarm about the genetic tinkering carried out in garages and living rooms.
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That investigation found 503 properties associated with him or his family, among them parking garages, vacation homes, apartments in a luxury hotel and country estates.
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The car museum can hold over 20 vehicles and has been featured on shows like "Garage Mahal" and "Dream Garages," according to Hunter and Maddox.
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New wave of displacement The mass displacement over the last two weeks has led to people being housed in mosques, garages, wedding halls, UNOCHA said.
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The mayor of Tbilisi, former soccer star Kakha Kaladze, this year launched an initiative with local backing to replace the 'garages' with playgrounds or gardens.
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Many train stations in the region double as shelters, and most large buildings have underground parking garages where people fleeing artillery attacks can seek cover.
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Thousands of records never got picked up for distribution, so originals sat in garages or landed in random shops, and they have become collectors' items.
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Mr. Zwick said auto companies feared that consumers would defect to independent garages — perceived as cheaper and more honest — when their warranty periods were up.
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"I think about what I'll do, I make a hobby on two garages, on the roof," he said in an interview with the local paper.
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Meanwhile, the $210 million dollar People Mover is basically only employed to shuttle people who already have cars from parking garages to downtown entertainment centers.
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As part of the merger, EFR loans will be repaid, while Euro Garages' loans will remain in place, with lender consent needed for the new deal.
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There was an impending winter storm and everyone who wanted to save Karma kept their garages open in the hopes that she'd enter one, Hynes said.
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It also will expand its Destination Charging network — where the company partners with hotels, restaurants, and parking garages to install chargers — from 9,000 to 15,000 connectors.
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So far, Tesla's customers have been limited to wealthy car owners — the type with garages full of backup vehicles if their Tesla breaks or requires maintenance.
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Authorities believe Cummins is likely keeping Elizabeth "off the grid" and they've urged the public to search their properties, local campgrounds, rural areas and parking garages.
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Authorities allege Cummins is likely keeping Elizabeth "off the grid" and they've urged the public to search their properties, local campgrounds, rural areas and parking garages.
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With "find parking," users in select U.S. cities can pull up a list of garages and parking lots close to their destination, right in Google Maps.
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As part of the merger, EFR loans will be repaid, while Euro Garages' loans will remain in place, with lender consent required for the new deal.
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They have not yet been identified, the prosecutor said, adding that searches of nearby apartments and garages had turned up black clothing, magazines, and a Kalashnikov.
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Authorities allege Cummins is likely keeping Elizabeth "off the grid," and they urge the public to search their properties, local campgrounds, rural areas and parking garages.
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It's fast becoming a go-to option for people looking to clear out their closets and garages, since it doesn't take a cut of the sale.
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"I think it's a very bad idea because we've invested in the virtual garages," Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff told reporters at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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They are very European in demeanor — "full size" yet compact in presentation, deliberately multipurpose, designed to be driven on congested streets and parked in small garages.
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The Aston Martin Automotive Galleries and Lairs designs range from minimalist garages that blend with the client's homes to luxury living spaces designed around the vehicle.
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Homes have been flattened by bombardment, shopfronts and garages gutted, burnt and looted, and black patches from mortar explosions scorch the ground along the main road.
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It also offers policies beyond the NFIP max of $250,000 and will cover things the NFIP won't, such as pools, garages, basements or other external structures.
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In addition to the garages, each residence has its own balcony equipped with a private pool where you can soak in epic views of the Atlantic.
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The massively multiplayer online retailer just expanded its Key delivery options to include garages, a feature it announced at the beginning of the year at CES.
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Spare bedrooms and garages with one or two grow lights, large greenhouses, warehouses, and clandestine farms on public land can be found all over the state.
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Some of our favorite artists host events in their living rooms, chicken coops, garages, and basements (we are in the basement of the Troy Laundry Building).
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In response, big box parking lots, multi-level garages, and street parking became hallmarks of North American cities, depriving our urban centres of valuable development space.
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Even if we all adopt self-driving transit options tomorrow, it could take a decade to see a significant percentage of our parking garages torn down.
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In parking lots and garages with human attendants who check that parked cars have paid, they can simply do the same for autonomous vehicles, says Lawrence.
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They transformed their homes into centers of bureaucratic efficiency — copying fliers, assigning neighborhoods for petition drives and scheduling protest shifts at elementary schools and bus garages.
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I was back and forth from the group home in upstate New York, and I would do people's lawns, clean out their garages, babysit, really anything.
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Luckily, their heist was foiled after the cops caught up with them and found Miss Helen in an amateur aquarium in one of the suspect's garages.
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Others will spend the next weeks and months cooking in upstairs bedrooms and mucked-out garages — anywhere they can MacGyver a place to make a meal.
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"I'd got to a point where my work was everywhere — it was in attics and garages but I couldn't actually show it to anyone," she said.
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Cannon's "intense specificity captures a world in amber, permitting intimate access to the pantries, gardens and garages of Britain's past," our reviewer, Samantha Hunt, wrote here.
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Many owners charge their cars overnight in their garages, but that is much harder for people living in cities who park their cars on the street.
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They were focused on constructing highways, parking garages, new housing developments and indoor malls — suburban-style amenities to lure back white families who had moved away.
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And over 300 American homes, mostly in the Midwest, have Glice rinks, which start at $1200 for a small one, in their garages, basements or backyards.
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The car museum can hold over 20 vehicles and has been featured on shows like "Garage Mahal" and "Dream Garages," according to the real estate company.
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While relatively central, Nine Elms has for many years been used for industrial purposes, populated by warehouses, scrap yards, garages and a fruit and veg market.
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They are mostly in subway stations or basements and parking garages in private apartments and commercial buildings designated as shelters with the consent of the owners.
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For some, there is no practical distinction between "background" and "deep background," except that the latter sounds brooding and mysterious, evoking dark shadows and empty garages.
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The histories of Silicon Valley, as you know, are largely about Steve Jobs, or the Woz, or these other kinds of ... KS: Right, in their garages.
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Teaching was supplemented by the artists' fascination with life outside the classroom — the streets, coffee houses, and houseboats or abandoned garages hosting single-serving exhibition spaces.
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During the three-hour survey, volunteers discovered homeless people living on benches, in parking garages, cars, doorways, alleys, bushes, parks, at bus stops, and beneath roadways.
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Ware said officials believed the four mobile home deaths were due to a tornado, adding that the roofs and garages of other homes nearby also suffered damage.
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According to The Verge, which got a demo of Amazon's trunk-based deliveries last week, parking lots, parking garages, driveways and street parking are all fair game.
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As Hot Wheels cars go, collectors who focus on curvy lines and sleek designs aren't going to be racing to add this one to their tiny garages.
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Because those cars in use will be used ten times more, rather than sitting idly in garages, demand for vehicles will tumble even as miles traveled rises.
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The blaze has burned about 2000 square miles (2100 square kilometers) and destroyed 240 structures, including homes, cabins, sheds and garages, since starting Sunday in the mountains.
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Presented in a room flush with greenery, future food comes from AI-driven farms that occupy the garages and parking lots left empty by self-driving cars.
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Go and look on Etsy, and you'll find some absolutely magnificent stuff laser-cut in garages in the Midwest, or apartments in Seattle, or wherever you want.
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So far, Key for Garage is launching in major cities, which is an odd choice considering a lot of city-dwellers live in apartments without any garages.
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Old computers, phones, chargers, and other devices sit in our cupboards and garages, neglected for a period, likely years, before we finally decide to throw them away.
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"Vehicle theft is a crime of opportunity, and electric cars parked in locked garages where they are recharging certainly makes it harder for a thief," he said.
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This idea came across my desk about a year ago, and I made phone calls to charging companies and public parking garages with chargers in Portland, Oregon.
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You could argue the mods are just a high-tech evolution of the sort of fine-tuning auto enthusiasts have done in grease-stained garages for decades.
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"I was cocky because I was hanging around Silicon Valley and watching people come out of garages and do things they were told were insane," said Matheny.
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These garages are only free if you're staying at the hotel, but they don't mention that in the fine print and will charge you outrageous parking prices.
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But the exhilarating drive was almost forgotten as his rivals stayed in their garages rather than chase the mark despite having ample time to make a challenge.
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Jay Turner, who is not related to Tom Turner, said Nashville "was underdeveloped because of the zoning" that had put a premium on offices and parking garages.
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He mocked the contention that fighters on "on the back of pickup trucks and twisted souls plotting in apartments or garages" represented an existential threat to America.
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In 2012 GE launched GE Garages, a lab incubator, to provide startups with access to its experts and to equipment such as 3D printers and laser cutters.
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Rather, Jaguar will send it to dealerships — in both coupe and convertible form — and into the garages of some very lucky and well-heeled buyers this summer.
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The center cities never housed the heavy manufacturing of northeastern and Rust Belt cities; until recently, they remained sites of light manufacturing, parking garages and empty lots.
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The wall in question is on the Cultural Center's only side that doesn't face a main street; instead it overlooks a dim alley lined with parking garages.
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TDR Capital-owned EG Group, formerly known as Euro Garages, acquired UK roadside restaurant Little Chef in February, including 7453 roadsite sites, from the Kout Food Group.
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Heated garages are a necessity unless you want the axle grease on your car to freeze—and when you run errands, the engine's got to keep running.
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Max, however, left the Corvette collection untouched in multiple Manhattan garages for decades before the current team acquired the fleet and decided to host a new giveaway.
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That's a legitimate transaction, constituting an actual sale to an actual consumer, provided the amount people buy is reasonable and does not pile up in their garages.
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The specially outfitted Transit Van logged 1,800 miles (2,900 km) in August, much of it in and around Arlington, Virginia, including urban intersections, parking lots and garages.
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In Miami, few businesses have opened near Marlins Park, which is surrounded on four sides by parking garages that, in effect, create a fortress around the stadium.
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Shaped like skeletal parking garages with large platforms at the top, 37 of these provided a last-minute refuge from the 2011 tsunami, saving around 5,000 people.
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Jeremy Porter, chief executive of the Atlanta Motorsports Park, said there were 205 rental garages and he had plans to build 135 houses for its 585 members.
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Frankly, the best thing about the design is that the mall will never run out of parking spaces, considering it has over 28 lots and four garages.
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Less than a mile away was affluent Sherman Oaks, with its stately homes and two-car garages, where Khan-Cullors attended a gifted program in middle school.
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Masses of fighters on the back of pickup trucks and twisted souls plotting in apartments or garages pose an enormous danger to civilians and must be stopped.
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Elon Musk's "Summon" feature lets owners move their cars in and out of garages or tight parking spaces using the key or a smartphone app as a remote.
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Elon Musk's "Summon" feature lets owners move their cars in and out of garages or tight parking spaces using the key or a smartphone app as a remote.
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Florists have been particularly challenged by increased competition from non-specialty providers such as supermarkets and garages which tend to offer the products at a lower price point.
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Streetscapes A modest Clinton Hill street filled with former stables and garages has been home to steeds and Studebakers, but also artists, restaurants and maybe even a speakeasy.
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Now, when plugging in a destination, you'll be able to tap a new "find parking" option that will pull up a list of nearby parking lots and garages.
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The problem is that the second phase of the plan calls for elimination of parking in the pedestrian-friendly zone, by building off-street garages for every superblock.
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Go deeper: How self-driving cars will help solve America's parking problem An automated parking startup wants to transform cities AVs could change the economics of parking garages
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On a smaller scale, robots are becoming common sights in public spaces in China including on streets — fully robotic parking garages, for instance — and even in dining establishments.
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For what was once considered the densest city on Earth, the world doesn't look very lived in, rooms feeling more like storage closets or extremely littered parking garages.
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Parking garages beneath the Los Angeles Civic Center and a subterranean vault beneath a Seattle freeway overpass are no longer designated as safe zones for a retreating public.
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Some people have postulated that autonomous ridesharing cars will never need to park and cities of the future will not need street parking, parking lots or parking garages.
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"Independent garages have got to get that car fixed as fast as possible, or you're not going to them again," said Charlie O'Shea, lead retail analyst at Moody's.
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But connected cars are still new to the market, so as they roll off assembly lines and into garages, they'll need to be hooked up to a network.
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Many garages, he said, were taking extraordinary steps to get their taxis out on the streets, including reducing leasing fees for drivers by as much as two-thirds.
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New SUVs and trucks are now too tall and too long to fit in many standard American attached garages, which tend to be seven or eight feet high.
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Deliveries are left at customers' front doors or garages, and home installation employees ask if anyone in a household has tested positive for COVID-19 before they enter.
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In Washington, D.C., customers must park in a parking spot marked by a Penske Dash sign in approved garages or lots, according to rules stated on its website.
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It is unclear how many private garages or driveways exist in the city, because the Department of Buildings, which issues permits for curb cuts, does not track them.
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That spy trick lets them send "light commands" from hundreds of feet away; they can open garages, make online purchases, and cause all manner of mischief or malevolence.
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Because garages, ovens, and even doors are increasingly electric, Sense can tell you when someone enters your home or if you left the oven on after you left.
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"The people who spend serious money on their garages are the ones who have already done everything else to the house, and they've got nice cars," he said.
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The stunning 340-acre estate is located in Aquinnah and includes a 6,456-square-foot main house, guest house, hunting cabin, barn, boathouse, storage building, and two garages.
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One additional problem is that, unlike in Western countries, most car owners in India do not have garages, or formal parking where chargers for cars could be installed.
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Each episode takes us inside the communal homes of America's up-and-coming comedians and culminates in an intimate stand-up performance in living rooms, backyards, and garages.
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Behind the pit stop stations and fronting on the infield, the garages in which the cars are prepared have picture windows where fans can watch the work underway.
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People who are rich enough to park their vehicles in Fourth Amendment-protected garages — as opposed to enclosures like Collins' — may enjoy greater rights, which would be unconstitutional.
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For over 40 years, Moller has been preaching the gospel of VTOL, claiming that we would all have personal, road-ready aircraft parked in our garages in the future.
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Since bursting on the scene in 2017, electric scooters have been drowned, burned, thrown from the tops of parking garages, and flung into trees in cities across the country.
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Key steps for prevention of plague include eliminating nesting places for rodents around your home, sheds, garages and recreation areas by removing brush, rock piles, trash and excess firewood.
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The company's core competency — its bread and butter since launching in 2011 — has been directed at connecting everyday drivers to parking spots in thousands of garages across North America.
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The clues will no doubt emerge where we least expect them, perhaps in the fungi clinging to the walls of parking garages or the mating habits of bird-watchers.
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But for now, when most people talk about distributed energy, they are referring to the kind located behind the meter, like solar panels on roofs and batteries in garages.
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Whereas petrol stations used to get about 80% of their income from fuel sales, about two-thirds of Euro Garages' revenues flow from its shops and fast-food outlets.
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Pit crew members readied the garages, broadcast crews installed and linked cameras, and the concession workers were brought in to get a sense of what they were in for.
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Photo: LyftIn an effort to retain its contractor labor force, as well as expand its core business, Lyft has plans to open repair garages to service its drivers' cars.
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But in basements and garages around the country, another group of Americans is collecting the machines and materials to make those firearms in the privacy of their own homes.
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In order to keep the home clean and clear after it is purchased, closets and garages are key amenities to help the new owners tuck away their own treasures.
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The buildings eyed for closure include storage facilities and medical centers, which include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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The company makes around 58% of its sales to technicians at garages, service stations and auto dealers, who often don't know what parts they'll need until the day begins.
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Big Mouth Billy Bass, the famed talking fish known for hanging inside garages and living rooms, was created by Gemmy Industries in 2000 and went on to make millions.
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Pesticides, weed repellant and household chemicals are all swallowed as heavy rain barrels through homes and garages, then spread throughout the city before eventually becoming embedded in people's homes.
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That study also found that many families are suffocating under mountains of stuff, with 75 percent of them using their garages as storage rather than to park their car.
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Thanks to the exploding popularity of car-sharing services and the heralded arrival of autonomous vehicles, cities around the world are reimagining their soon-to-be irrelevant parking garages.
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Today, dozens of Arab car-repair garages are kept humming by customers from Modiin Illit, who ignore the signs warning Jews not to enter because the prices are unbeatable.
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But it was typical of what Levittown has become in the decades since: a collection of more than 17,000 snowflakes customized with dormers, bay windows, porticos, shingles and garages.
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The BMW screen shows available garages, and its ParkNow service allows drivers to reserve a space and, if the garage has contracted for the service, pay through the car.
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It's rented cargo planes, launched its own delivery network for Prime customers, and released new options for customers to have packages delivered directly into their homes, garages, or cars.
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In these deaths due to carbon monoxide poisoning, some consideration should be given to why the garages "leaked to the house," as we say in the home-performance industry.
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We're so close to the economic area of the city, but in an area where it feels so much different than your office tower with parking garages and elevators.
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According to The Journal&aposs analysis, the Bel-Air properties consist of:A colonial mansion worth $22.3 million that comes with a lighted tennis court, five garages, and a pool.
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Worshippers on Friday filled the mosque's haram sanctuary, the holiest place in Islam, and spilled into nearby streets, malls, hotel lobbies and garages, listening to the sermon through loudspeakers.
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After consumers expressed some reluctance to letting Amazon enter their house, the retailer is partnering with garage door makers and others to allow it to put packages into consumers' garages.
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They say the wildfire has charred about 75 square miles (193 square kilometers) and destroyed 90 structures, including homes, cabins, sheds and garages, since starting July 1 in the mountains.
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While South Korea has nearly 19,000 evacuation shelters, mostly in subway stations and parking garages, surveys have shown most people did not know which shelters were closest to their homes.
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When charging becomes an automatic, hands-free affair, embedded into garages and parking spots, one of the last unfamiliar, effortful aspects of EV ownership (plugging it in) will be removed.
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Peek into any of the commercial garages dotting San Francisco's Mission District and you'll find a mix of auto body shops and startups working on gleaming black-and-silver gizmos.
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I criticize the people who live in high-rise, Miami-style glass condos and park their cars in the garages below when public transportation is just a few blocks away.
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A South Florida car dealership is getting slammed online for parking some of its cars in Florida State University (FSU) garages during Hurricane Irma — and taking spaces away from students.
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Encouraged by social media, anti-scooter types have knocked them into the streets, thrown them off parking garages, or even doused them with lighter fluid and set them on fire.
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This, I'm told, has seen single site garages obtaining around 600 new customers per year on average through WhoCanFixMyCar, with top regional garage groups securing 3,000-4,000 bookings per year.
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What would have been a maybe 3- or 4-minute drive, plus endless circling in the crowded parking garages of Santa Monica, would conclude without the hassle of parking drama.
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She said interest was triggered by car owners who want more competition and the opportunity to be able to use other repairers or garages than those certified for their cars.
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Potent storms deluged the Washington, D.C. area Monday morning, marooning drivers atop their vehicles, transforming boulevards into brown rivers, filling parking garages with water, and dumping rainwater into the Metro.
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Type in your vehicle info and what kind of service you need, and the app will shop your service needs to local repair garages, which will submit their own bids.
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According to a recent study, the cost of building parking garages into multi-family housing is borne by the tenants, and can drive rents up by 15 percent or more.
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Personal cars will continue to increase their self-driving capabilities one situation at a time: parallel parking, stop-and-go highway traffic, parking garages, certain patches of quiet suburban territory.
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Imagine a world in which every home and building is a miniature power plant, with solar panels on the roofs and electric vehicles and stationary battery banks in the garages.
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Wheels OWNING a car in a congested city like New York or San Francisco can mean more hassle than happiness, what with traffic snarls, limited street parking and expensive garages.
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But simply wading in floodwaters could cause skin rashes because so much of the water is contaminated with toxic chemicals that get washed out of people's garages and tool sheds.
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There are near-misses and inevitable meetings in parking garages, though Bob Woodward, played as a kind of pipsqueak by Julian Morris for some reason, barely factors into the proceedings.
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Today, the most intact parts of the America are now stashed in sheds and garages around Fuerteventura, thanks to the comprehensive looting it received in the days after getting beached.
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In sustainable new suburbs, house and lot sizes are smaller — in part because driveways and garages are eliminated — paving is reduced up to 50 percent and landscapes are more flexible.
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Fifteen minutes later, Angelica turned right into a neighborhood of tidy beige houses with two-car garages — a world apart from the cramped rowhouse where she grew up in Philadelphia.
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While more are popping up in shopping centers and parking garages, with about 20,000 in the United States, they are vastly outnumbered by the 150,000 gas stations across the country.
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"I would say, unlike my colleagues who lived and breathed tech from day one, building rocket engines out of their garages, I admittedly wasn't particularly passionate about tech," Gross said.
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"Think about how massively the infrastructure's going to change, say, for a community college," which will probably need to provide sizable pickup and drop-off areas, instead of parking garages.
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"They're nervous about building a garage on their own because the autonomous-vehicle future could make garages into a bit of a liability by making them redundant," Mr. Yardley said.
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But the family of a student from Maine who died by suicide last Friday at one of the parking garages gave the school permission to discuss the student's death openly.
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Karim Kaddoura was "raised in car dealerships," working his first summer internships with mechanics in the garages owned by his parents, who have been in the business for 35 years.
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That's why they're considering older homes with basements and garages, and they've also ditched the idea of a master suite, because it put many homes out of their price range.
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HUD currently does not require carbon monoxide detectors in public housing, despite past deaths and federal recommendations for all households with fuel-fired appliances or attached garages to install the devices.
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"She had a knackered old camper van and we'd be working in the garages on tanks and she'd come round and sell you a bacon butty," the 32 Regiment soldier reminisces.
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It's a chance to see what will be for sale next year and beyond before the products on display end up in our homes, yards, garages, offices, and favorite recreational locations.
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However, earlier this month, a ten-day forensic search of Halliwell's home in Swindon, which included digging up his gardens and searching garages, ended with no items of "significant interest" found.
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The pair were talking about acquaintances who had died recently—an Eastern European girl who had overdosed near the garages last week and "probably died between the trash cans," said Claudia.
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As an accredited member of the McLaren team, Murray had access to the Pit Garages building, which had a view over the starting grid, the paddock, and the entire pit lane.
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Beech martens don't nest or steal the homes of other (more innocent) woodland creatures, instead choosing to move into preexisting establishments like attics, garages, and rock gardens — showcasing their opulent standards.
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Potent storms deluged the Washington, D.C. area on July 8, marooning drivers atop their vehicles, transforming boulevards into brown rivers, filling parking garages with water, and dumping rainwater into the Metro.
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Each of the three garages in the city were filled by midday on Friday, only hours after the city announced its plans to permit free public parking to safeguard the vehicles.
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Kyle Larson,13th in the standings before the race, spun on a late restart, blew a tire and slammed the wall with 37 laps to go and finished in the garages.
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Drivers who park in garages have it worse, because the snow-and-salt combo will melt into more damaging salt water rather than remain frozen as it does for outside parkers.
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I have in mind the garages of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak of Apple, or of William Hewlett and David Packard of HP. It's a cliche from which we didn't escape.
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The story of their voyage has disappeared into near-perfect obscurity, buried in yellowing letters and press clippings stowed in boxes I found in garages and basements scattered around suburban Minneapolis.
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The Associated Press reported that it was unclear how many of the destroyed buildings were homes rather than garages, barns and other buildings in the rural area of about 250 people.
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But in the residential districts surrounding the center, Mr. Serrano's clients tend to be looking for larger properties — workshops, general stores, even garages — that can accommodate both family life and work.
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Set on a 1.5-acre lot, it includes the main house with four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and a powder room; two two-car garages; and a detached one-bedroom guesthouse.
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They are typically cozy two- or three-story structures that once served as horse and carriage stables and later mechanic's garages, laid out along a cobblestone alley known as a mews.
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Employing Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, text messages, and email, these people have found creative ways to dig up and distribute overlooked supplies scrounged from garages, cell biology labs, and warehouses around America.
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Parking garages, for example, will have to post that breathing air there exposes drivers to carbon monoxide and gas and diesel exhaust and warns people not to linger longer than necessary.
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In June, REEF announced its name change and plans to branch out into ghost kitchens, housed in its parking garages, that can host five or six restaurant concepts at a time.
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Cuahuctemoc Salinas, who graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, in May, lived out of garages with his mother and brother when they first immigrated to the United States from Mexico.
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Some garages have been found selling equipment to cheat fuel quality detectors, and the environment ministry said in July it had shut as many as 639 substandard vehicle testing stations last year.
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Its young companies start not in garages, but in cramped offices, tucked away in the low-rise towers that host what is left of the electronics market, the heart of old Zhongguancun.
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Back then, car talk was traded at swap meets and in garages, but when the real 2018 Demon numbers are made official, they will travel burn across the glow of the screen.
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The advent of ridesharing, coupled with autonomous vehicles, will draw much more productivity and efficiency out of a normally idle asset, while radically redesigning cities as parking spaces and garages become unnecessary.
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The app reminds you to park your car within two blocks of the delivery address on a street-level location (no multi-level parking garages, for example), accessible to the general public.
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Google Maps users in the U.S., however, are getting an even more interesting new feature: they can now easily find parking garages near their destination and automatically add them to their trips.
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During a more than three-year federal investigation, there were tales of gold coins buried in backyards, bags of money clandestinely dropped off in state parking garages and free trips for Rowland.
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" The Times article said movements were "designed to allow the practitioner to pass fluidly and often beautifully through an urban environment without hindrance from obstacles like railings, walls and even parking garages.
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Special Report: Monaco Grand Prix At the Monaco Grand Prix this weekend, it's not only in the team garages that spectators can get a close-up look at a Formula One car.
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The cellar was one of many moribund spaces - garages, farms and warehouses - that had taken on a new life as Georgia fell in love with bitcoin and triggered a virtual gold rush.
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Privacy is taken very seriously at all love motels, something I recalled hearing about as our Uber driver took us past a row of black garages, each leading to a private room.
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Bernie Sanders' 22020 presidential campaign of empowering volunteers in far-flung regions of Texas, often working out of pop-up offices in people's garages or basements -- to drastically expand his campaign's reach.
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In the past, the commission has approved regulations to establish a lease cap on what taxi garages can charge drivers and to require companies like Uber to offer more wheelchair accessible vehicles.
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The dividing line between urban and suburban limits has always been a little murky in most cities, many of which have their own vast stretches of single-family homes with attached garages.
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We got glimpses of the agency's continuing investigation of the illegals, with F.I.S.A. warrants to search garages, Russian Orthodox priests being questioned and old and new sketches of the Jenningses being examined.
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These are some of the measures airport executives are considering to encourage travelers to park in their lots and garages, as ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft have surged in popularity.
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The words spoke of the way the bones in my head were fused prematurely and described the devices that the doctors invented in the garages of their homes as a last resort.
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Though there are prominent collectors who call New York home — even if their garages may be outside the city — proximity is not a decisive factor for siting a sale, Mr. Auerbach said.
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Some motorists, particularly older ones, have inadvertently left cars with the engine running in garages attached to homes, which have filled up with carbon monoxide and poisoned occupants, often while they slept.
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Such as combining all of the garages of the various city departments and putting them into a single public-works department, initially a Republican proposal, to gain efficiency in handling city rolling stock.
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The grounds also have two freshwater ponds, a vegetable garden, an outdoor pool, tennis court, exercise studio, hunting cabin, barn, boathouse, temperature-controlled storage building, two garages and, of course, the fairy treehouse.
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Instead of storing vehicles for hours at a time, though, garages might become service centres where shared battery-powered cars could be cleaned, repaired and recharged before being sent back on the road.
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The biggest hurdle is the lack of awareness that that parking garages can be redeveloped to serve people, not just cars, says Diane Hoskins, co-CEO of Gensler, an architecture and design firm.
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Doing so will open a screen that lets you enter notes and capture photos to help you remember the specific spot your car is in — helpful for huge lots or multi-story garages.
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SpotHero, which has operations in San Francisco, New York, Washington, D.C. and Seattle, initially set out to develop software that connects everyday drivers to parking spots in thousands of garages across North America.
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More specifically, using their key fob, Tesla owners can now direct their cars to park themselves in a spot within 39 feet, and to drive themselves into and out of their parking garages.
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The parking service has expanded over the past couple of years across the U.S. and Canada, and now counts 40 million customers who have used ParkWhiz to find parking in garages and lots.
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That leaves the great majority of the region's Muslims operating in the legal grey area of informal worship spaces, often in basements, converted garages or modest apartments which are technically just private homes.
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Princeton University Press; 254 pages; $29.95 and £24.95Rather than filling their garages with flashy cars, today's rich devote their budgets to less visible but more valuable ends: education, domestic services and cultural capital.
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Before Euro Garages arrived, there had long been plenty of retail forecourts on motorways, allowing travellers to fill up their cars and buy a stale sandwich and cold coffee at the same time.
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The platform currently has 11,500 garages registered to the site, and says it has processed 1 million repair requests from U.K. drivers and receives circa 60,000 new job requests from drivers every month.
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The field, which seats around 50,000 fans, is situated in the Bronx and does have plenty of parking garages, but GoBankingRates suggest you take the subway if you want to catch a game.
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And unlike other car-sharing services, the device uses Bluetooth technology and doesn't rely on a cellular connection, which can be problematic in parking garages or other remote areas with spotty network coverage.
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Its 28,000 charging points (thus the name) are installed in business parking lots, apartment garages and in homes with Level 2 charging; 310 of the stations have Level 3 Express DC fast charging.
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The place is massive -- 81 acres -- and it features two houses, a bunch of garages, a steam room, a massage room and a full-length basketball court ... plus a deck overlooking the pond.
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My first conversation with him was that spaceships should be things you see in garages with oil dripping and they keep repairing them to keep them going, because that's how the world is.
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"If you think of parking garages, what they essentially are, they're just concrete slabs or open-air lots with some white lines so that you know where to park your car," Ojalvo said.
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The NextGen designs provide a separate entranceway, bedroom, living space, bathroom, kitchenette, laundry facilities and, in some cases, even separate temperature controls and separate garages with a lockable entrance to the main house.
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He currently has five garages, according to his Instagram post, and uses the platform to share images of his collection, which includes a brown Porsche 911 Turbo and an orange BMW i8 Roadster.
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The project's prototype, which was based on existing technology for purification systems in hospitals and parking garages, took two years to develop at a cost of "around a million euros," Mr. Roosegaarde said.
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The information in the license plate database comes from commercial cameras mounted around the country — frequently found in parking garages or on parking enforcement vehicles — as well as from local law enforcement agencies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the field of outsider art, remarkable discoveries have sometimes been made in dusty attics, boxes tucked away in garages, or ready-to-be-hauled-away dumpsters.
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Britain: Mews houses are typically cozy two- or three-story structures that once served as horse and carriage stables and later mechanic's garages, laid out along a cobblestone alley known as a mews.
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The left and the right are likely to meet on parking requirements, which typically mandate that developers build costly parking garages — of a very specific size — even if tenants might not use them.
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But it was an invention dreamed up in a makeshift Queens lab in the 303s — a forerunner of the Silicon Valley garages used by the likes of Mr. Jobs — that changed Xerox's trajectory.
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His two-story house boasts glistening bathrooms, a pair of garages holding two Mercedes and an Audi, plus a golf cart he drives to the country club at the center of the complex.
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Finding bike parking in Utrecht's medieval downtown can be made easier by a smartphone app or a glance at the large digital street signs that show those garages with empty bike parking spots.
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The Yankees built a new home and related parking garages that were controversial at the time because they took over public parkland just one block north of their old ballpark, built in 1923.
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Dozens of motorists were poisoned by carbon monoxide fumes as they tried to warm their cars in indoor garages; about 40 police officers were treated for frostbite; more than 650 fire hydrants froze.
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If approved, the stadium will be built on the current sites of one of the old parking garages currently used for Yankee games and the GAL elevator parts factory across East 153rd Street.
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Lt. Corey Paulich, a spokesman for the Lake County Sheriff's Office, said he believed about half of the destroyed structures were homes; the others were sheds, barns, garages and other outbuildings, he said.
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The company hit all-time records in production and delivery, grinding out 105,000 vehicles (86,958 of them Model 3's) and moving 112,1.33 to customers' garages and home-adjacent sidewalks around the world.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Child labor has risen sharply in Gaza, where youngsters toiling in garages and on construction sites have become breadwinners for families feeling the brunt of the Palestinian enclave's 25 percent unemployment rate.
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Even the budget's extra social housing spend was unlikely to alleviate the signs of families living in cars, caravans and garages that Salvation Army policy analyst Alan Johnson sees around his South Auckland neighborhood.
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More tangibly, others pointed to repealing the state's rent-control restricting Costa-Hawkins Act, allowing the conversion of garages to housing units and financing additions on existing houses made available at below-market rates.
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Encouraged by social media and a growing "techlash," anti-scooter types have knocked them into the streets, thrown them off parking garages, or even doused them with lighter fluid and set them on fire.
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Interesting opportunities around things like garages and rethinking real estate: If you look at past transportation revolutions, much, maybe most of the money has actually been made through some kind of real estate transaction.
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If private parking garages want in on the fun and agree to add their spaces to the Flow database, Sidewalk proposes letting offices temporarily rent parking spaces that would otherwise be reserved for shoppers.
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His project is yet another example of how regulatory authorities and the science establishment are struggling to contend with a growing community of DIY scientists undertaking sophisticated experiments from the comfort of their garages.
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The symbiosis of Le Comte's live tracks and Lemercier's visual performance at Les Garages Numériques in Brussels sparks the kind of pure emotional reaction that has drawn us to the latter's work for years.
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Businesses exempted from the law include parking garages and lots, wholesalers like Costco that have memberships, and those that typically need large deposits unlikely to be paid in cash like hotels, the Journal wrote.
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Add the fact that most shops selling wine are little more than overheating stinking garages with dirty crates of bottles stacked up under fluorescent lights, and you have a serious issue on your hands.
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And, as we move toward greater usage of shared vehicles, we can reduce parking needs and enable cities to recapture land for people, while reducing building costs as parking garages become an unnecessary expense.
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Today, they are starting to build garages with horizontal floors and an exterior, rather than interior ramp, so the structures can be more easily converted from a parking deck to a traditional office space.
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The tired narrative that the tech industry's success depends on struggling entrepreneurs working out of their garages no longer resonates when the typical Silicon Valley garage is worth more than the average American home.
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All sides of cash-flow could look quite different by the time TIAA and Antarctica Capital are ready to sell, with some real estate investors already looking at parking garages as future greenfield properties.
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The stories of Gates and Jobs ascendancy from Silicon Valley garages to steering two of the largest tech companies in the world have been recounted so often that they hardly warrant a recap here.
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Dr. Lockwood said a secondary caution for anyone entering a burned site is human idiosyncrasy, in the things people store in garages, use in their hobbies or just never got around to throwing away.
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In addition to other garages and a light rail station in East Town, the downtown Minneapolis Skyway System, an enclosed elevated walkway, was extended to the stadium to ease the demand for parking spaces.
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It made landfall again hours later, this time near Biloxi, with roaring wind and heavy rain, and dragged in flooding that overtopped Highway 2200 and poured into the bottom level of some parking garages.
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Ba Vi Journal BA VI, Vietnam — Just below a hilltop pagoda, steel frames the size of two-car garages were popping up on a bluff that overlooked a valley of electric-green rice paddies.
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Since nobody would need to get in or out of them after they parked, they could position themselves as snugly together as Tetris bricks, fitting far more cars into our existing parking lots and garages.
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Las Vegas (CNN)Fifteen minutes southwest of the Las Vegas strip, there are rows upon rows of peach- and beige-colored houses baking in the Nevada sun, boasting manicured front lawns and two-car garages.
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A favorite subcategory is the car as a draped form or a mysterious body, as in "Covered Car, San Francisco" (2017), pinned between a foreground of lawn in bright sunshine and several garages behind it.
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West African migrants interviewed by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) have recounted being bought and sold in garages and car parks in the southern city of Sabha, one of Libya's main migrant smuggling hubs.
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Tesla has a few calculator tools that estimate savings compared to gasoline, but the company has casually avoided the fact that most people will need a new, special outlet installed into their homes or garages.
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What's happening: U-tron, the automated parking division of Israeli automation company Unitronics, has 8 robot garages up and running in New York, New Jersey and California, with 25 more in development around the country.
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"There wasn't housing in Oroville or Chico for those folks, so they're all living in travel trailers, extra bedrooms, garages, sheds, and any nook or cranny that can possibly accommodate a human being," Mayer said.
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"We firmly believe that they are essentially off the grid and Cummins has her out of public view," he says, urging the public to search their properties, local camp grounds, rural areas and parking garages.
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With carsharing, the solution becomes easier: See the illustration below: This solution builds on the existing infrastructure (no new garages are needed), and you get a mini city square in place of every fourth intersection.
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Specifically, the company, which has offices in Newcastle upon Tyne, London and Kiev, operates a local garage and mechanic online comparison service, allowing drivers to post jobs and receive quotes from local garages and mechanics.
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But, I am fairly certain that Solve represents a step toward finding a whole lot of great innovations out there, innovations that exist in hearts, minds, garages, labs, schools, huts, and tents across the world.
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They've been knocking around since 2005, playing basements, garages, living rooms, squats, warehouses, banquet halls, high school auditoriums, Adriatic beach resorts, abandoned Soviet furniture factories, and public park gazebos—anywhere that will have them, really.
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Solar is getting cheap and super, super small; as that happens, it will be integrated into more and more products, from roofs to windows to roads to parking garages to fabrics to tents and backpacks.
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BAKU (Reuters) - Formula One champions Mercedes are against any future ban on the use of 'virtual garages', the factory-based control centers used during grand prix weekends by teams to back up engineers at racetracks.
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By contrast, people associate Al Quoz's storage hangars and car repair garages with "dust, grit, bad road manners and lack of signage," said Hetal Pawani, the director of a community arts space called thejamjar (thejamjardubai.com).
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"We have reached a point where we are looking to squeeze housing out of the units we already have, and this is where basements and garages are turning into housing for smaller families," she said.
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All 125 parking garages in the vicinity of Times Square will be emptied in advance of the celebration and sealed off, so no one has a chance to sneak in a car bomb, police said.
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"When I was a teenager, the cool guys in town built their fast, sexy cars in their own garages," says Mark Wetmore, a five-time N.C.A.A. Coach of the Year at the University of Colorado.
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While the first and second phases of qualifying involved more action, the final eight-car session in Melbourne proved a flop with drivers watching from the garages as the clock ticked away the closing minutes.
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Szylak's installation is hardly noticeable from the sidewalk in front of his former home, but if one approaches from the alley and garages of Klinger and Sobieski Streets, Hamtramck Disneyland looms like a Cubist carnival.
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It recently occurred to me that a lot of "Seinfeld" plotlines were car-related: parking garages, parallel parking, handicap spots, traffic, mechanics, license plates, rental cars, car dealerships, running over pigeons, valet B.O., airport pickups.
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After Thanksgiving dinner at the Beemans — where Stan delivered a toast about the people "out there" threatening the American way of life — Philip went to one of those garages the F.B.I. is homing in on.
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In Britain, the largest exporter of waste tires, garages charge motorists around 230 pounds ($2000) to take away their tires, and then, in turn, pay collectors around 1 pound to take them off their hands.
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The 2021 rules are little changed from last year but one difference was a new decree barring teams from hiding their cars behind screens in the garages, giving fans in the stands a better view.
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Issues cropped up Wednesday, leaving users stranded at restaurants, parking garages and gas stations, unable to use their debit cards or pay their bills, according to interviews and complaints posted to the bank's Twitter account.
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I pass the beltway and traverse old pastures converted to large plots for oversize mansions, private schools, small horse barns and large garages full of upscale cars that overlap each other from behind the hills.
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European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager told reporters interest was triggered by car owners who want more competition and the opportunity to be able to use other repairers or garages than those certified for their cars.
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Enough billion-dollar companies like Apple, Microsoft and Amazon have gotten their start in garages that it's easy to start thinking about the space once reserved for cars as a breeding ground for great business ideas.
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To pull this off, Maven is placing many of its cars at parking garages, so customers picking up a car will need to obtain their vehicle through the lot attendants before heading out on their excursion.
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Or I could tell him about my own near misses, thinking about garages as a kid, and who would find me and what that would look like and not feeling any kind of way about it.
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Founded in 2010 by Christian Legêne and Peter Zigler, the startup lets car owners get car repair quotes online from garages in Denmark, Sweden, U.K. and Germany, thus bringing greater transparency to the auto-repair industry.
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Masses of fighters on the back of pickup trucks, twisted souls plotting in apartments or garages, they pose an enormous danger to civilians, they have to be stopped, but they do not threaten our national existence.
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For example, the site says that automotive job applicants might be able to skimp on sections that detail formal education, but they would be wise to highlight details, experience, and knowledge that garages are looking for.
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In effect, cities have banked a large amount of valuable real estate in the form of parking lots and garages, notes Peter Norton of the University of Virginia, and must decide how to spend their windfall.
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Riders looking to catch an Uber or Lyft have had to walk to parking garages, follow makeshift signage and find arbitrary pickup points, all while waiting multiples of the ETA for their pickup at busy airports.
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One group of internet sleuths thinks it has found clues in plain sight, pointing to lots and garages in California, New Jersey, Arizona and other states where Tesla cars have been found parked in large numbers.
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This will potentially inflict a huge financial and emotional toll on the half a million Americans who live in the properties at risk of having their basements, backyards, garages or living rooms inundated every other week.
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There are busloads of tourists for the Arch, and cars come and go for events at the stadium, with block‐long garages filling and emptying, but no one lingers because there is nothing to linger for.
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The feature allows Tesla owners to "drive" their cars remotely at very slow speeds; the idea is to allow the car to move in and out of tight spaces, like garages, with the car driving itself.
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"This approval ... sets a precedent for obtaining approval in the future for the parking service in parking garages around the world," Michael Hafner, head of drive technologies and automated driving at Daimler, said in a statement.
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Micallef also floats an intriguing idea that could allow clubs to make a comeback downtown: the citywide massive underground parking garages that are getting less and less use as people are reducing their use of cars.
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The A8 also includes AI-based remote parking for both surface spaces and garages, which don't even require the driver to be seated in the car to both hail and send the vehicle to its spot.
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The setup, explained Kinoshita, is much like how library books in a basement get delivered to a reading room, or how cars parked in multi-tiered garages are recalled from underground storage spaces to street level.
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A growing number of homeowners in the U.S. capital of Washington - among the country's most expensive cities - have turned townhouse basements or garages into small living units to rent out, often to help cover mortgage costs.
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It shows commuters a range of public and private travel options, linking to bus and train, a taxi fare estimator, airport shuttle, car rental, ride-hailing alternative, bike sharing and space availability at designated parking garages.
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That plan, along with this week's announcements by Uber and Ford make clear that the initial market for robotic cars will likely be for commercial fleets rather than vehicles consumers would park in their own garages.
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There are currently 951 Supercharger stations across the U.S. equipped with 6,550 chargers, but few are located within the urban cores of major cities, where people are least likely to have garages with immediate charging access.
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Around Pushkin, people are bedding down in nooks and crannies, sleeping in tents they've set up in side streets, or crammed into rows of bunk beds in shacks and garages with no running water or electricity.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One mechanics like to work with music blaring out of the garages but the anthemic 'Things Can Only Get Better' is probably too close to the bone to feature on any McLaren playlist.
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Along the dozens of blue, yellow and red fishing cabins and garages in the port of La Rochelle, many fishermen echoed Mr. Le Moyec's frustration, saying that Sea Shepherd wanted to treat fishing as a crime.
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This brick-faced 2000 house has a two-story entry foyer, three fireplaces, two staircases, a finished basement, a wraparound deck with an outdoor kitchen and hot tub, and a pair of two-car attached garages.
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One group of internet sleuths thinks it has found clues in plain sight, pointing to lots and garages in California, New Jersey, Arizona and other states where Tesla cars have been found parked in large numbers.
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Tech, Media, TelecomsSilicon Valley VC firm Greylock is betting big that startup founders are ready to trade garages and basements for swanky offices with its legendary startup incubatorGarages have a special place in Silicon Valley lore.
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Security sources said the vehicle which blew up on Thursday was parked in a crowded street full of garages and used car dealers, in Hayy al-Shurta, a Shi'ite district in the southwest of the city.
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Yet on the streets it feels calm, like any other working-class immigrant neighborhood in Marseille, with its fruit stalls, garages, subsidized housing blocks, multihued citizenry and pastry shops where both men and women are customers.
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"Over the years we've had reports of bears hibernating under people's decks and in their garages and stuff, so we would have to wake them up in order to get them out," Dr. Wynn-Grant said.
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Size: 2808,24806 square feet Price per square foot: $648 Indoors: The bright yellow front door, set in an ipe-wood-sided front porch, is flanked by a pair of one-car garages, approached by individual driveways.
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As family cars have morphed from station wagons to oversize sport-utility vehicles, many garages cannot fit two cars, let alone the other accouterments of suburban living, like beach chairs and bicycles, snow blowers and sleds.
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I mean, parking garages, to -- you can think about so many things, and people can get in from a suburb much more easily because there's no traffic, so to speak, because everything is, you know, networked.
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Most of the people appearing onstage are regular folks applying for patents and tinkering with plastic molds in their garages, dreaming of the sorts of modestly profitable businesses that no real venture capitalist would ever touch.
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The Coakleys travel to the club from the Jersey Shore, but for those who wish to visit with minimal travel, nearby Motor Club Estates offers lavish homes with attached garages that store up to 0003 cars.
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The homes most in demand are four-bedroom, single-family houses with two-car garages that are priced from around $21300,21000 to just over $21700,21000, says Drew Ludlow , a local real estate broker with Giving Tree Realty.
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In a new service announced Friday, customers will be able to order groceries online, and then a Walmart worker will drive the food from a nearby store and deliver it to fridges in customers' kitchens or garages.
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A former top MTV executive has founded what he described as the defiant love child of YouTube, Netflix and other digital content networks, fueled by the subversive and creative spirit of misfits working out of their garages.
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The scheme, announced in January, was originally targeted at people on the social housing register but has been extended to homeless people as media reports exposed a growing number of families living in cars, tents and garages.
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The events of the film take place amid creepy watercolor backdrops reminiscent of that other perfect suburban mood piece, Donnie Darko, as well as in homes with old, tacky furniture and around space heaters in ugly garages.
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He has also overhauled Morrisons' online strategy through a renegotiated deal with Ocado and struck wholesale supply deals with Amazon, the McColl's convenience chain, MPK Garages forecourt stores, Channel Islands retailer Sandpiper and Big C in Thailand.
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There are certain standards, like requiring devices to send their location GPS, but as for more precise location information that GPS cannot track (such as indoors, on different floors, in parking garages, etc.), the procedures can vary.
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What the Populus data doesn't say explicitly is that no city is trying to have a bunch of small scooter companies operating out of garages and apartment buildings — no matter how efficient the motorized vehicles are perceived.
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But dig among the abandoned garages, piles of trash, and skeletal remains of cars and you'll find a treasure trove of tags, painted characters, and colorful, intricate letters forming an almost-natural bond with the desolate scenery.
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In F1, drivers lead a very cloistered existence largely cut off from fans but in IndyCar the public swarm pit lane and the garages where drivers constantly interact with the public taking requests for autographs and pictures.
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Self-driving cars may be still be years away from taking over our roads, but parking garages can be ready to house them with today's technology, says Mark Lawrence, co-founder and CEO of parking app SpotHero.
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Dr. Morrow has advised residents to stock up on a few months of medicine and to check their earthquake kits — the stockpile of batteries, water, canned food and other essentials that many Californians keep in their garages.
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With rents ever higher in Chelsea's old garages and the Lower East Side's tenements, nearly a dozen homesteading dealers have moved to a few blocks of terra nullius hemmed in by SoHo, TriBeCa and the Civic Center.
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While the first and second phases of qualifying saw more action, the final eight car session proved a flop with drivers watching from the garages as the clock ticked away the closing minutes without anyone on track.
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Now they've figured out how to use lasers to send "light commands" from hundreds of feet away (and even through windows!) that can do things like open garages, make online purchases, and cause all manner of mischief.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The property is 2.46 acres, with a stone patio in the backyard that has plenty of space for lounging and dining; a pool; an outdoor kitchen with a brick oven; and detached and attached garages.
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Rather than peppering the vast state's smaller cities and towns with field offices, O'Rourke field director Zack Malitz and his organizers have launched hundreds "pop-up" offices, which are actually spaces like super-volunteers' houses and garages.
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The promise of self-driving technology and ride sharing has raised the potential that cars will be on the roads for most of the day, rather than sitting in driveways or garages for much of their lives.
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