Women are let out every day to go to the shops and stuff.
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Well, he doesn't go to the shops, but yeah, he wears it all the time.
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But 75 percent of the time, I'll go to the shops, have a look around, and not find one thing because I think everything is the same.
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When they were all together in the apartment in Mezze, they rarely went out, except to go to the shops for food or to the pharmacies for Fatima's treatment.
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I go to the shops to get lunch, which is a packet of nasi lemak (fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaves) and three kuih lapis (steamed layered cakes).
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If you're going to have someone running your Twitter for you you might as well have a stylist or something go to the shops for you and get your fucking weekly shopping in.
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Gilmour said he hasn't seen anyone in person since the quarantine started, and he's afraid to go to "the shops" for cough medicine because he lives in a neighborhood surrounded by the over-65 retiree crowd.
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But when your fridge is empty and you can't be bothered to go to the shops, there's nothing wrong with having a bowl of Frosties and stray beer from the back of the fridge for dinner.
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It being a single by-election, the Lib Dems could concentrate their limited resources—Richmondites will be relieved now to be able to go to the shops without being buttonholed by Tim Farron on the way—and deny their opponents the chance to talk about national leadership.
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Gertrud Luckner's grave Before the transportation of Jews to concentration camps began, many of them were sent to work long hours in factories. However, Jews were only allowed to go to the shops between four and six in the afternoon. This meant that buying food became difficult. Gertrud organised some of her women friends to do the shopping for these Jewish families.
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They themselves offer fish and seafood. For this purpose, the Duano' people are regularly to go to the shops in the city, where they would carry out trading operations and store fresh water. It is generally known that the Duano' people are simple and peaceful. They are not particularly attracted to modern technology and only a small percentage graduate high school.
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Myriam Bamkin was jailed for 2½ years in 2018 for her sexual relationship in 1985 with a "troubled, vulnerable" 15-year-old boy and permanently added to the sex offenders' register. She was banned from work with children and had already been suspended as a fostering team manager. The boy's childhood had been "difficult and violent", making him "troubled" and "vulnerable" when he arrived in Amberdale. There, she "exerted authority over him" and groomed him with copious attention and extra privileges, such as letting him have cigarettes and go to the shops more often.
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Finally, with the addition of an unexpectedly large holiday salary bonus, Akaky has saved enough money to buy a new overcoat. Akaky and Petrovich go to the shops in St. Petersburg and pick the finest materials they can afford (marten fur was too expensive, so they use cat fur for the collar). The new coat is of impressively good quality and appearance and is the talk of Akaky's office on the day he arrives wearing it. His superior decides to host a party honoring the new overcoat, at which the habitually solitary Akaky is out of place; after the party, Akaky goes home, far later than he normally would.
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