"Lakeside was one of the best things that ever happened to me," Gates says in a 2005 speech at Lakeside School.
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Chris Driskell adores his lakeside family home in Gainesville, Georgia.
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A lakeside getaway in Europe is arguably even more romantic.
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LOUISIANA: Lakeside Shopping Center in New Orleans opened in 1960.
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Here, cabins, lakeside villas and cottages are the accommodation staples.
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John Kasich of Ohio speak in the lakeside town of Wolfeboro.
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Then the government released details of his $22014m-lakeside estate (pictured).
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During the lakeside competition she felt inhibited by the male poseurs.
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Seebad EngeAny sort of lakeside hangout gets our vote of approval.
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We're told Cynthia has been eyeing a lakeside property outside Atlanta.
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A sprawling housing development is now rising on the lakeside land.
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Its industrial smokestack stands incongruously behind red barns and lakeside gazebos.
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Its industrial smokestack stands incongruously behind red barns and lakeside gazebos.
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The lakeside property is said to be nearly 7,000 square feet.
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That setting transforms seamlessly into the lakeside where Siegfried discovers Odette.
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She also made time for a lakeside hot-tub soak with wine.
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The lakeside location was charming, but the new one, bayside, is magical.
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Helicopters circled the lakeside city and smoke poured out of some buildings.
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At a lakeside restaurant called Dzovadzots, I had a perfect whitefish soup.
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That day, Cole walks into her classroom at Lakeside Junior/High School.
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He dedicated the power station to the nation at a lakeside venue.
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Former President Herbert Hoover had, for many years, given the Lakeside Address.
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Lakeside homes in the region rarely sell for less than £2 million.
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The hotel's on-site restaurant, Lakeside Bar and Grill, is open all day.
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Here, six lakeside towns as glamorous as the people who vacation in them.
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Earlier this year, Wisconsin took controversial steps to loosen restrictions on lakeside development.
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That's precisely what Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates did while attending Lakeside School.
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They are reluctant to take the boy back to his grandparents' lakeside home.
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Sarah, 55, made him and some friends dinner at their lakeside Wasilla property.
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Lodging lakeside in central Vevey offers easier access to other Swiss Riviera attractions.
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Perhaps one of those ways holds the key to this Bavarian lakeside thriller.
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Konzum also owns the company which operates Zala camping, another Keszthely lakeside business.
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But then again, after that lakeside encounter with Hardin, maybe her answer would change...
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This morning we head to a lakeside playground with lots of ducks and lizards.
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That's virtually the only point on which Sharp, of Lakeside, Montana, and authorities concur.
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The pair married in June 2005 in a private lakeside ceremony in Lake Tahoe.
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Disney's Yacht Club Resort is a lakeside hotel modeled after New England yacht clubs.
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Instead of teaching us about computers in the conventional sense, Lakeside just unleashed us.
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Before starting the company, Gates was a tech-obsessed teen at the Lakeside School.
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That came after we'd had some lakeside shaggin', too, which is a little awkward.
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The 2 men met when they were teenage students at Lakeside School outside Seattle.
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Get directions to Lola Star's Dreamland Roller Disco at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside.
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LAKESIDE VILLAGE DR., 00073, No. K-Celeste M. Williams to Paul M. Feeney, $00063,00053.
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Gates and her siblings attended her father's alma mater, Seattle's private Lakeside High School.
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The next time I went down to the lakeside I noticed what she meant.
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Guests can rent motorized boats for cruising and fishing, or a private lakeside cabana.
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There are several amusement parks, lakeside resorts and yacht clubs within 17-kilometer zone.
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Charles Valenti-Hein, the pastor at Lakeside Presbyterian Church, which sponsored the first group.
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Kelly Clarkson is ready to break away from her lakeside mansion in Henderson, Tennessee.
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Both Giuliana and Bill have posted plenty of lakeside photos to their social media accounts.
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He first met his co-founder, Bill Gates, when both attended Lakeside School in Seattle.
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Will said hundreds of people were in and around the lakeside restaurant at the time.
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The Waugamans are food safety coordinators for Lakeside Organic Gardens, a vegetable grower and shipper.
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In keeping with the homespun ethos, there are no glamping options at this lakeside retreat.
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And he recently purchased a luxury home in Herrliberg, an exclusive lakeside enclave in Zurich.
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He was raised in Seattle and attended the preparatory Lakeside School, where he met Gates.
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Over the summer, the lakeside beaches become popular, including North Avenue Beach along Lakeshore Drive.
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Republican delegates are converging on the lakeside city of Cleveland for the Republican National Convention.
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The school said it is open Friday, though its entrance on Lakeside Drive was closed.
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Yan P. Ovodenko, a local official, denied that the lakeside plots had all been taken.
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Hallstatt is a beautiful lakeside village in Austria that's soared in popularity in recent years.
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Since 22010, he's owned a lakeside cabin in the Laurentian Mountains, accessible only by boat.
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Lola Star's Dreamland has since found a summer home at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside.
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LAKESIDE VIEW DR., 3321, No. 6-3-Linda A. Heath to Divya K. Shahani, $306,500.
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There are several amusement parks, lakeside resorts and yacht clubs within the 17-kilometer zone.
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You can auto-dock your vessel, or ask it where the nearest lakeside McDonald's is.
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Nearing retirement, he was looking to try a pioneering concept: a master-planned lakeside community.
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"Gorgeous and serene lakeside cabin with wrap around porch and every conceivable amenity," said one reviewer.
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Crawford took to Instagram this week to share a picture of the father-daughter duo lakeside.
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On a recent Friday stray dogs outnumbered tourists on the promenades in Granada, a lakeside resort.
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Shouts of "glasses off" started to spread around the grassy lakeside area where we were positioned.
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Acampong, a local government official, left his three-storey lakeside house with his family of eight.
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Mary A. Sweet, a United Methodist minister, officiated at Buzz's Lakeside Inn in Whitehall, Mich. Mrs.
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Demolition and construction are underway and Disney's new lakeside lodge is slated to open in 2022.
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Once we crossed into the next province, we saw lakeside homes and communities like this one.
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Now check out Derek Jeter's lakeside castle that's been on sale for more than a year:
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Tabloids zealously chronicle his comings and goings from two lakeside estates in the town of Laglio.
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Low-hanging canopies, lakeside hammocks, and dimly-lit terraces are tucked away all over the place.
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I found the city lovely, with its lakeside setting, fine old houses and world-class museum.
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Plus, he still owns the apartment at Lakeside Gardens where he started Alibaba 20 years ago.
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When she was holidaying in his favourite lakeside resort he cut short a meeting, pleading "unbreakable commitments".
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Radia's lakeside home is a pile of rubble, like scores of others in the former war zone.
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At Lakeside, Gates and Allen learned how to dissect computer code together, Allen wrote in his memoir.
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At issue is a 50m koruna (€2m) EU subsidy that helped develop a lakeside resort outside Prague.
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A new complex being built by Huawei, a telecoms equipment-maker, will resemble a Swiss lakeside town.
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Her house sits off a winding road on a lakeside hill, dotted in winter with barren trees.
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Before handing down the sentence, Trucilla expressed shock at the murder, which rocked the quiet lakeside town.
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Zack Brown's designs, however, are handsome; Duane Schuler's moonlit effects in the first lakeside scene are lovely.
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On "Kate McCannon," he slowly recounts a marital homicide like a lakeside tale shared at quiet dusk.
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What I didn't know was that in recent decades, Bigfork has become an affluent lakeside resort town.
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He treated us to a meal one afternoon at a pretty lakeside restaurant in Bucharest's Herastrau Park.
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Guests can also try their hand at fly-fishing, stand-up paddle boarding and lakeside rock climbing.
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Unfortunately, Brooke learns too late that the secluded lakeside camp has a blood history all its own.
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Pickup games at Lakeside use hockey goals instead of official broomball goals, which are taller and wider.
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There's also one of the most charming features we've ever come across: A private lakeside tea house.
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After almost daily aerial bombardments and artillery fire, large parts of the picturesque, lakeside city have been devastated.
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The center of the picturesque lakeside town is now in ruins due to heavy shelling and aerial bombing.
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According to Entravision, the lakeside home belongs to Emilio Azcarraga, CEO of Televisa, and will include 200 guests.
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This was where newly suburban denizens went on vacation, flocking to lakeside resorts straight out of Dirty Dancing.
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Giuliana, 43, gushed over husband Bill Rancic on Instagram on Wednesday, posting a lakeside photo of her man.
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Malawi, a lakeside southern African nation, depends heavily on foreign aid and is frequently beset by worsening droughts.
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In January 2019, Shaq was also selling a lakeside Florida mansion, with an asking price of $22 million.
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Longoria wed José Antonia Bastén in the lakeside town of Valle de Bravo, Mexico in a sunset ceremony.
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When he wasn't hiking or swimming, he would labor over songs and symphonies inside a small lakeside hut.
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The country is stable and prosperous, a land of whirring factories, sleek trains and bustling lakeside beer gardens.
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"The thing we should be concerned about is the lakeside talks," activist Mary Moore told Vice in 2011.
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A grove of silver maples planted in 1913 to commemorate the battle's centennial graces a quiet lakeside field.
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Authorities have lifted mandatory evacuation orders for most lakeside communities impacted by the largest blaze in California history.
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California officials say fire crews have made some gains against twin wildfires that are threatening several lakeside towns.
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There will be a candlelight vigil on March 23 at 9PM on the SCC Lakeside Patio for Levine.
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Mr. Allen's partnership with Mr. Gates began when they were teenagers attending the private Lakeside School in Seattle.
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Mr. Walker, with Teresa Reichlen — she was at her most vulnerable in the final lakeside scene — was distant.
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A billboard near Lakeside High, on a main road between Minden and Sibley, used to display Biblical phrases.
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Mr. Adamski's camp, founded in 1921, was the first licensed nudist club on a lakeside in the country.
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Mr. Adamski's camp, founded in 1921, was the first licensed nudist club on a lakeside in the country.
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Gates, who stepped down as Microsoft's CEO in 2000 and now runs one of the world's biggest nonprofits with his wife, Melinda, owes a lot to his high school: "If there had been no Lakeside, there would have been no Microsoft," he said in a 2005 speech at Lakeside School.
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Residents say they fear the bodies of many more civilians could be in the rubble of the lakeside city.
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Twenty years later, Edison says home to him is Saratoga Springs, Utah, a lakeside town outside Salt Lake City.
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"Come on, man," a grinning Obama repeated twice during a lakeside campaign rally for Hillary Clinton here on Friday.
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EVEN on a weekday in mid-September, plenty of punters are enjoying the sun at the Dacre Lakeside Park.
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When they arrived, Couch was at the scene, claiming he was a reserve officer for the Lakeside Police Department.
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After much consulting with Merkel, Philibeck decided to propose at Picnic Point, a lakeside natural preserve in Madison, Wisconsin.
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They split time between a lakeside cottage 50 miles north of Manhattan and a penthouse apartment on Riverside Drive.
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So I would still 100% recommend staying at any of the lakeside resorts for the view, comfort, and experience.
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An indoor Olympic-size swimming pool is a few steps from a lakeside slipway where holidaymakers may launch speedboats.
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Among the nine was a 69-year-old man who owned a lakeside house and was a proficient swimmer.
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Hotels and homestays have sprung up along a 50-km (31-mile) stretch of lakeside road to accommodate tourists.
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Franklin and Jessica Richardson, along with their 2-year-old dog, decided to have a lakeside picnic on Memorial Day.
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August 2012-2017 Tesla solar panels cause fires at Walmart stores in Long Beach, California, Milpitas, California and Lakeside, Colorado.
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He and his wife depend on their car to escape the confines of Hakone, the lakeside town where they live.
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Increasing the number of latrines in lakeside communities is becoming an important part of Uganda's strategy, but remains a challenge.
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The lakeside compound where the photos were snapped is home to controversial politician (and failed Republican presidential candidate) Scott Walker.
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The lakeside town of Chapala has a thriving expat community, a near-perfect climate and surprisingly low cost of living.
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Other photos showed water rushing Thursday night over the dam and Lakeside Drive, which separates College Lake and Blackwater Creek.
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"He probably sees the opportunity in Balaton," Wossala said, sucking on a pipe on the patio of his lakeside home.
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It was in a new lakeside development with lots of places to run and lots of dirt to dig up.
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Cleveland is a pleasant lakeside city, and some of its neighborhoods and the downtown corridor have experienced a handsome revival.
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According to Viral Hog, a Lakeside, California pit bull shocked its owners by using a training toilet without any training.
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When Odette, the princess transformed into a swan by an evil sorcerer, appears at the lakeside, you feel her pain.
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Haunted by Chekhov's "The Seagull" (consciously or otherwise), "Goodnight Nobody," gathers a group of mostly artists at a lakeside retreat.
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The 16,000-square-foot lakeside estate, called Crystal Pointe, sits in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains in Nevada.
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Unlike the abstinence-only approach, education like the kind students at Western and Lakeside get is also supported by research.
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About 250 houses around Peach Lake, on the town's northeastern edge, belong to three cooperative complexes with private lakeside access.
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The big picture: Lakeside, which counts Microsoft co-founders Paul Allen and Bill Gates among its alumni, has long emphasized tech.
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There is still a pool in Stephanie's expansive lakeside backyard, of course — beside the basketball court, trampoline, swing, jacuzzi and patio.
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He and his wife, Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow) retire to a lakeside mansion and have a daughter, Morgan (Alexandra Rachael Rabe).
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Its teenage heroine, Mitsuha (voiced by Mone Kamishiraishi), is a schoolgirl who is bored of life in her lakeside mountain town.
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In an evacuation center elsewhere in the lakeside city, homeless residents prayed in the open for an end to their misery.
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The pair has been married since June 2005, when they tied the knot in a private lakeside ceremony in Lake Tahoe.
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The pair had been married since June 2005, when they tied the knot in a private lakeside ceremony in Lake Tahoe.
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" The website also touts its affordable housing: "How much would it cost for a three bedroom lakeside home in your state?
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The lakeside circuit is likely to dry out further and encourage teams to push for quick times on the slick tyres.
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In its prime, the area around the factory, at Main Street and Lakeside Avenue, was a center of industry, not retail.
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On the opposite side of the park close to East Drive is the Samuel J. and Ethel LeFrak Center at Lakeside.
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The first few pages introduce an enviable suburban life: weekend ski trips, lakeside summer cottages, beautifully appointed homes with gorgeous inhabitants.
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Haunted by Chekhov's "The Seagull," Rachel Bonds's restless and friable play gathers a group of mostly artists at a lakeside retreat.
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His road to riches began when he was a tech-obsessed 13-year-old student at Lakeside School in Seattle, Washington.
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A lifelong swimmer leapt into deep water near his lakeside home, and was horrified to find himself completely unable to swim.
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This not only helps scientists calibrate remote-sensing instruments, it also gives lakeside residents a whole new perspective of their environment.
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The pair got married in a sunset ceremony in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, a lakeside town roughly 88 miles from Mexico City.
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Originally named "Micro-soft," Gates and Allen founded their software company in 1976 after meeting as students at Lakeside School in Seattle.
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"No more lakeside tête-à-têtes at five-star hotels in Geneva," Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham said in a statement.
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But it hasn't stopped the elegant lakeside paradise of Geneva from opening its doors to others in the hope of bringing peace.
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The Apple series focuses on a young girl who moves from Brooklyn to the quaint, lakeside town her father grew up in.
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The lakeside mansion includes a 220,21-square-foot indoor basketball court and an "aquarium-style room" with a saltwater triangular fish tank.
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During the Midsummer festivities Finns retreat to their lakeside cabins and countryside cottages where they can enjoy the day in peaceful surroundings.
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"The Glass Cabin is my dream project, my creative sanctuary in my yard in a lovely lakeside town," the artist tells Creators.
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Lakeside Shopping Center is one of the oldest malls in the country, and it started out as an open-air shopping center.
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During the summer, productions from both the Landestheater and the Salzburg Festival are often performed on the grounds of the lakeside property.
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In Psarades, the tiny lakeside community where the deal was signed, the church bell tolled in mourning, draped in a Greek flag.
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Clase reports that Longoria and Bastén are set to wed in the lakeside town, which is roughly 88 miles outside of Mexico City.
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The watchdog also claims that Mr Kiir is building a lakeside mansion in a resort town near Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.
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Two years ago Lakeside Partners, which runs a business centre in Zug, housed just five blockchain-related companies, of a total of 30.
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According to KDVR, Colorado's Lakeside Police Department received a call about a little dog trapped in a car outside of Walmart on Tuesday.
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Despite a head full of relevant theorems and experiments, when he finds himself lakeside surrounded by flat stones, he takes a beginner's attitude.
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Until her arrest, Sheila and Michael, now 66, lived a comfortable life, spending weekends with friends at their lakeside home in Abingdon, Virginia.
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According to the book " Kennedy, Johnson, and the Nonaligned World," Nixon delivered a Lakeside Speech to his fellow club members in July 1967.
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According to Domhoff, Nixon was "so full of himself over the Bohemian Grove" that he wanted to give the lakeside talk in 1971.
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He introduced his son — George W. Bush — at a lakeside talk in 1995, saying that he'd make a great president, according to Domhoff.
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The show will begin by following a young girl who moves from Brooklyn to the small lakeside down her father had left behind.
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The film renders the dreamy fin-de-siècle fantasy with Arcadian lakeside scenes and lush gardens that teem with twee wrought-iron furniture.
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The Leela Palace Udaipur — a picturesque lakeside resort in Rajasthan, India — has been voted the best hotel in the world by Travel + Leisure
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From the Balkans to France, there's a whole world of hidden lakeside towns that are perfect for a quiet vacation by the water.
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Indeed, Shchukin's first purchases were creditable but benign, including a whiff of Romanticism: a lakeside enchanted castle by the Scottish painter James Paterson.
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HOUNDED BY THE JUNTA (1989-2003) Detained in her lakeside home in Yangon and allowed few visitors, Suu Kyi gains fame and influence.
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Parts of the country that made the cut include charming coastal towns with multicoloured houses, plush lakeside resorts, and islands with immaculate beaches.
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Best known for its Lake District National Park and historic lakeside mansions, it is also one of the poorest rural areas in England.
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The state is home to headline-grabbing white supremacists in Whitefish, the lakeside town where the unapologetic neo-Nazi Richard Spencer is based.
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Their neighborhood is one of several lakeside associations with private beaches and docks along Sherman's portion of the 11-mile-long Candlewood Lake.
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Recreation groups were upset that he was not forced to allow public access through the lakeside property to the neighboring Hawea Conservation Park.
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The path winds through lakeside neighborhoods, then onto the restored rail causeway where for three miles you're surrounded by water and mountain views.
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In 2017, the country hosted its "National Child Labor Day" in the lakeside town of Kete Krachi, to call awareness to the issue.
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She also won control of the lakeside villa in Torre del Lago, in Tuscany, where Puccini lived and composed some of his operas.
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Gates began hiring younger students at Lakeside to serve as human paper-tape readers who would then copy a tape's data onto computer cards.
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So in 2012, the federation decided to monitor water quality at 14 lakeside locations and display the findings on market-place boards every month.
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Halladay, 40, the sole occupant of the plane, took off from a private lakeside home in Odessa, north of Tampa, the NTSB report said.
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That the second clash, the lakeside incident on another disputed border further west, escalated into a brawl reflects how far tension has been heightened.
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This lakeside destination has drawn wealthy clientele from Chicago and Milwaukee for generations but that doesn't mean it's out of reach for regular folks.
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Fighters linked to Islamic State have been cornered in a built-up sliver of the southern lakeside town after two weeks of intense combat.
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Goma, a lakeside city more than 350 kilometres (220 miles) south of where the outbreak was first detected, got its first case on Sunday.
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" Bobby Dingler's girlfriend has a daughter at Lakeside High, and he's "pretty shaken about the whole deal, about the safety and about what happened.
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A hollow concrete owl towers over the Grove's artificial lake, where prominent individuals often visit to give lakeside talks on pressing public policy matters.
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Everyone's over it, especially Ben, who must send two of today's worshipers back to their lakeside rental before they've even sampled the cheese plate.
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Its candidates and supporters gathered in a thatched-roof beach house on a lakeside in Schwerin, overlooking the castle that houses the state assembly.
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They exchanged vows barefoot on a lakeside beach, then guests gathered around a campfire at midnight to sing Beatles songs and eat vegan hamburgers.
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Editors' Choice In my future life, I will spend entire weekends lying in a hammock by some idyllic lakeside, coolly reading thriller after thriller.
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"When I was in 6th grade, and my mom and dad suggested I go to Lakeside, I wasn't too sure about it," Gates says.
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On Tuesday morning, clouds of smoke hung over the lakeside town as troops fired on militant positions with artillery and machine guns from helicopters.
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"We are taking the threat very seriously," Uwe Stuermer, deputy chief of police in the southern lakeside city of Konstanz, told a news conference.
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Food is integral — for some American children, a meal at Howard Johnson's was perhaps more memorable than the seaside or lakeside vacation that followed.
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In warmer weather, stop for an ice cream or cotton candy at one of the lakeside kiosks as people row past in rented boats.
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That night, on the lawn of a lakeside resort, Ledgard met with Edward Anderson, a senior technology and development specialist at the World Bank.
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Lacey Bates grew up in the sleepy Lakeside area of San Diego, but she often went downtown to see people experimenting with their looks.
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On Thursday, an alligator with an appetite crashed a couple's lakeside date, munching on everything from guacamole and salami, to an entire block of cheese.
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A cold pint in a lakeside pub after a summer run, and a cup of tea and toasted teacake in a village café in winter.
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"His symptoms were a cough, body aches, runny nose, congestion, low-grade fever—typical symptoms," his wife, Jennifer Burroughs, 36, of Lakeside, California, tells PEOPLE.
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The 15-member council, which arrived in Burundi's lakeside capital Bujumbura on Thursday, met with President Pierre Nkurunziza in Gitega for more than two hours.
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Every summer my family drove to a lakeside utopia to vacation with our three bikes — Papa, Mama and Baby — perched on top of the car.
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The skating rinks at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park are also still open to the public, but some events have been canceled.
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The photo was taken at a lakeside resort in Anbar Province, then a place for a vacation, now famous for extreme Islamist politics and terrorism.
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A year later, Konzum bought a real estate fund that included two Keszthely hotels and the rights to a company which operates a lakeside campsite.
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Strap on your snow gear and head for the peaks to glimpse the summit-surrounded valley that nestles little St. Moritz in its lakeside basin.
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It's the first new lakeside property in decades, and Mr. Contreras spent four years convincing Lake Como's historic preservation board to let him break ground.
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Almost 80 municipal governments around the country have already adopted restrictions over the past few years, while some beach and lakeside communities have outright bans.
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Bucolic flashbacks to lakeside picnics, where ripe young women vie for Elser's floppy-haired attentions and accordion serenades, reveal little about his beliefs or ambitions.
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Kelly Clarkson probably wishes her lakeside home was already gone, but it's not ... so she's making a big move to get it off the market.
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There was the joy of familiarity in the festival's largest event: a lakeside outdoor concert by Garth Brooks, free to Austin residents and SXSW attendees.
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I asked several Lakeside sophomores how they think their high school should adapt and what working will be like by the time they start their careers.
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"You can't talk to me like that," Magufuli said at the launch of a new airport in the lakeside town of Bukoba, which was televised live.
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The Arizona Game and Fish Department says it euthanized the cubs&apos mother because she already had been removed once from the town of Pinetop-Lakeside.
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This past April in Russellville, Arkansas, a lakeside college town, three members of the ShieldWall Network gathered to rent a houseboat and cruise around Lake Dardanelle.
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The girl was on her way to athletic practice at the time of the alleged assault, Lakeside School District Superintendent Shawn Cook told CNN affiliate KATV.
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And the Jennings Fire in Lakeside, outside San Diego, forced evacuations Tuesday afternoon after it grew from 100 to 400 acres in a matter of hours.
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The two-story space will be designed to "make guests feel as though they have stepped into a grand lakeside lodge," according to a press release.
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After being cut from inside the pale, plastic greenhouses crouched by the lakeside, the thorny stems are stripped of excess leaves and packaged to customers' specifications.
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Kelly Hayes-Raitt traded Los Angeles for a small lakeside town in Mexico and life out of a suitcase — and she's planning on retiring that way.
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The lakeside town of less than 20,000 people hosts around 1.3 million international tourists a year, up from 980,000 in 2009, according to its tourism agency.
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Longoria married Jose Antonio Baston in May 2016 in a sunset ceremony in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, a lakeside town roughly 88 miles from Mexico City.
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Saturday afternoon, Rihanna's Fenty x Puma brand threw a grand lakeside estate pool party in Coachella that was their pretty pastel version of the X Games.
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Secretary of State John Kerry began the talks in the Swiss lakeside city of Lausanne, meeting one on one with his Russian counterpart, Sergey V. Lavrov.
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A donor-supported laboratory in Entebbe, a lakeside town south of the capital Kampala, means Uganda typically confirms outbreaks much faster than many of its neighbors.
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This property is about a five-minute drive from the downtown area, a lively lakeside district with a variety of restaurants, hotels, parks and cultural attractions.
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It was said that she was in love with the company's president, a married man whom she would visit at his lakeside property on her vacations.
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The gated home sits on a tranquil lakeside parcel studded with mature oak trees and a hobby vineyard just down the road from Orinda Country Club.
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After crossing the finish line, Vettel howled in ecstasy and thousands of red-clad Ferrari fans flooded onto the lakeside circuit to share in the German's triumph.
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The government has been setting up "peace corridors" to allow civilians from the lakeside town to move away from the battle and to deliver food and medicines.
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Gates has a multimillion-dollar property portfolio, which includes his 21,245-square-foot lakeside home in Medina, Washington, worth an estimated $27.9 million, according to Wealth-X.
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Gates and Allen had been buddies in school and were part of the Lakeside Programmers Group that traded computer programs for free time on the school's computers.
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In May, New Hampshire Democrats also managed to flip a state representative seat in the tiny lakeside town of Wolfeboro, which hadn't elected a Democrat since 1913.
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In October, the Alphabet-owned company announced that it had formed a partnership with the city to revitalize a 12-acre swath of lakeside property called Quayside.
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It's Safe To Go Back In The WaterFor a city with no shortage of water sports, winter can be miserable, but in March, the lakeside businesses reopen.
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Still, when factoring the high salaries many Zurich residents enjoy, the Swiss lakeside city came second to the Californian metropolis in purchasing power, with New York tenth.
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That spot is especially meaningful to the new parents, who actually met for the first time during a dinner party at George's beautiful lakeside villa in 2013.
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But even getting to the grid proved beyond his Red Bull, which stopped with a gearbox sensor problem as he lapped the lakeside circuit before the start.
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Take a look inside the stunning lakeside hotel in India that was just voted the best in the worldThese are the 100 most scenic restaurants in America
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Previews for "Sword" and "Shield" have shown a number of different environments including a lakeside town, a snowy mountain trail, a desert, and a steam-powered city.
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There, doctors confirmed that her water broke and they advised Reinhold against leaving until their baby came—which meant that the lakeside wedding ceremony was officially off.
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"I think it's a victory for our constituents," he said, speaking by telephone this week from a lakeside hide-out in a location he declined to reveal.
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MEXICO CITY — When the authorities caught up with him at a lakeside hotel in Guatemala this past weekend, Javier Duarte, a fugitive former Mexican governor, went quietly.
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The two-legged Cretaceous Period dinosaur, called Wulong bohaiensis, was a bantamweight meat-eater - a bit bigger than a crow - residing in a lakeside environment, researchers said.
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He was enjoying a day off at his lakeside home near Kalamazoo a week ago when US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents took him away in handcuffs.
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These are shot for maximum lyrical effect — there are enough pleasant lakeside vistas to edit together a credible "I Love New York" TV ad — by Frederick Elmes.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and New York's largest Native American tribe, it is the three miles of cracked, rutted and completely rotten highway running through this lakeside reservation.
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Linda O'Leary was charged two weeks ago for the crash, which took place in late August in Muskoka, a part of Ontario popular for its lakeside cottages.
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With fewer than 29,22 residents, Laglio is not overrun with tourists, though it received attention when George Clooney bought a lakeside estate, Villa Oleandra, there in 2738.
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"Today is one more reason for Realtors and buyers to move up their spring schedule," said Chris Kopec, a mortgage loan consultant at Chicago-based Lakeside Bank.
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Virtually time-traveling with a German rapper through a lakeside murder scene is much more engaging than watching the usual, formulaic videos of bands playing their instruments.
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Chautauqua School of Art is part of the Visual Arts program at the renowned Chautauqua Institution, located in a beautiful lakeside community in southwestern New York State.
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Lauer said the only reason his ownership of a lakeside ranch is being called into question now is because of the "difficult times" he&aposs been through lately.
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She sent an email to the artist in question, Ben Garrison, who lives in even tinier Lakeside, 20 minutes away: I want you out of this gallery today.
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Admiring Chicago's majestic lakeside architecture from the comfort of the S.U.V.'s black leather seats, Mr. Roberts was far more contented than he had been on the subway.
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A source confirms to PEOPLE that the couple got married in a sunset ceremony in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, a lakeside town roughly 88 miles from Mexico City.
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Ugandan police raided the firm's premises in the lakeside town of Entebbe, about 50 kilometres south of the capital Kampala, on March 7 and seized the smaller consignment.
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When I tuned in, the channel was showing a close-up of a dog's snout with some new age-y music called "Lakeside Walkies" playing over the top.
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From lunch break tantric speed dates, to lakeside eye contact parties, the world of organized intimacy and orgy adjacent gatherings in Silicon Valley is positively engorged right now.
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He goes deep into the conversations between characters, making heavy use of close-ups, and he stages the whole thing in a lakeside setting of almost obscene beauty.
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And though the downtown and lakeside areas boast new tall buildings, growing tourism and more white-collar jobs for the well-educated, the poorer neighbourhoods have gained little.
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Suu Kyi spent fifteen of the next twenty-one years confined to her family's lakeside villa in Yangon; the military released her twice, only to confine her again.
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Microsoft also notes that it wants to build a larger ecosystem here, with Citrix, CloudJumper, FSLogix, Lakeside Software, Liquidware, People Tech Group, and ThinPrint already working on integrations.
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"I hope not," said Hamilton, who made his Formula One debut for McLaren at Albert Park in 2007 and won at the lakeside circuit in 2008 and 2015.
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Crowds, shoulder-to-shoulder on a recent spring day, pressed against the lakeside rail, taking selfies framed by the newly green willow trees that dipped into the water.
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An alley behind the community center opens up to a scenic lakeside road, where an imposing mansion stands as one of the few reminders of Suwa's gilded past.
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Disney's BoardWalk is a lakeside quarter-mile stretch of restaurants, boutiques and entertainment venues where you can stop and play a carnival game or rent a Surrey bike.
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Like this one: Q. This summer, we rented a lakeside cottage through FlipKey, an online rental service, and when we arrived we discovered that the place was filthy.
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Summer revealed woollen tank-style swimwear and lakeside derring-do: balcony dives, greased-pole logrolling ("we don't allow that anymore"), jousting in rowboats ("another thing we don't allow").
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When not playing, Thiem retreats to his lake home in Neusiedl am See, a tiny lakeside town of about 8,000 that straddles the border of Austria and Hungary.
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NYALIGONGO, Tanzania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Three years ago, 14-year-old Julius left his family near the lakeside city of Mwanza, Tanzania, to try his luck mining gold.
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On the near shore, jackhammers, chain saws and grinding trucks battered the air in the ambitious expansion of a lakeside resort — not well calculated for maintaining bird habitat.
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I waited in a favorite place, an occluded lakeside gazebo with a view of the beaux-arts boathouse, watching his dot make its way down an unlit, twisting path.
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That's when she introduced the president, who by then she had been dating for a couple of years, to her parents during dinner at the lakeside resort of Bled.
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Funded by the Lakeside Mothers' Club, the school installed a computer terminal in 26, and it was the students that figured out how to use it before the teachers.
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He was two years older than Gates but when they met in the computer room at the exclusive Lakeside School in Seattle in 1968, they discovered a shared passion.
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Ms. Whitaker, 61, played in the Westchester Philharmonic and spent summers performing in the orchestra at the Chautauqua Institution, a lakeside arts and intellectual community in western New York.
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In particular, investigators have been looking into the resort, Black Lake, a rustic lakeside conference center with golf courses, tennis courts and log-cabin style architecture in Onaway, Mich.
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Shaq is selling his lakeside Florida mansion for $22 million, and it comes with a 17-car garage and a 6,000-square-foot basketball court — here's a look inside
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Kwok (not her real name) says she was promised an 8 per cent annual yield from a new lakeside development in Keswick, about an hour north of the city.
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On Thursday, he will take a day trip with his family to Bariloche, a lakeside tourist city in Patagonia visited by Theodore Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Bill Clinton.
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Among the sites searched at the Michigan retreat was a lakeside cabin being built for the exclusive use of Mr. Williams, who led the union from 2014 to 2018.
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Commuters can drive into the city in about 40 minutes or ride the DeCamp Bus Line No. 33, which runs from Lakeside Avenue to the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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But two years later, the warm words and good feelings that had trailed Infantino as he left UEFA's lakeside headquarters near Geneva to run FIFA have all but evaporated.
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The evening promised a decadent "immersive excursion" at a lakeside estate north of New York, featuring a nine-course dinner and exotic cocktails, masks, "anthropomorphic escapades" and initiation rites.
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BEIJING — He has a lakeside villa valued at more than $0003 million, two Mercedes sedans in the garage and a butler who fluffs his pillows and shines his shoes.
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In July of 229, not long after his senior year of high school, Anthony Metts got a summer job at the lakeside camp where he'd once been a camper.
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The new space is different from the two-story lakeside home where the restaurant stood until July 1: It is much smaller, inside a mall, and ringed with security.
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In dance terms, the production's greatest but strangest achievement is to change our sense of Ivanov's choreography of the lakeside scenes: an alteration more of style than of dance text.
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These greasers come by the thousands to the lakeside city of Västerås each July for Power Big Meet, a three-day party that looks like something out of American Graffiti.
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Regina's lakeside pasta shop continues to sell old-style muffalettas, cannelloni and parmigiana, as well as homemade pasta—"real thin, the way you like 'em", says a non-Italian customer.
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The siege in the once picturesque lakeside town began on May 23, 2017 and triggered five months of fighting - the Philippine military's toughest and longest conflict since World War Two.
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Uganda's gold exports have skyrocketed in the last three years thanks to three refineries including the largest, Africa Gold Refinery, in the lakeside town of Entebbe south of the capital.
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"People are still using the lake... they defecate there," says Juma Mpima, Vector control officer with Uganda's Ministry of health who focuses on controlling infections in lakeside districts, like Wakiso.
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Lakeside Healthcare, a large GP surgery in Northamptonshire, has a new urgent-care centre giving appointments at less than a third of the cost of an equivalent A&E visit.
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The lakeside resort towns are distinctly Teutonic, with timber houses and twin-spired churches, a reminder that the area was settled by thousands of Germans in the mid-19th century.
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He had been duck hunting in Saskatchewan and loved to ride his collection of snowmobiles at his lakeside cabin, but he longed to find a project to throw himself into.
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On Thursday, he and his family plan to take a day trip to Bariloche, a lakeside tourist city in Patagonia visited by Theodore Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Bill Clinton.
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As helicopters circled the lakeside city where smoke billowed out of some buildings, troops cleared rebel positions amid explosions and automatic gunfire, moving house by house and street by street.
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Unlike Dolla $ign, whose stardom seems preordained—his father, Tyrone Griffin, Sr., was a member of Lakeside who encouraged his children's musicianship—TeeCee's career is almost the result of happenstance.
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Take a tour of Derek Jeter's incredible $14.75-million lakeside castle in New York that he bought for $425,000 and has been on the market for well over a year
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Developers are working on or have completed a string of resort and hotel projects, including a gleaming new yoga retreat, a converted former furniture store and a renovated lakeside boardinghouse.
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The lakeside settlement has a distinctly European feel, with wooden cabins aiming their sharply angled roofs at the sky and a main street lined with chocolate shops and small cafes.
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"Lakeside" is ostensibly a duet between Bernard and the dancer Lisa Parra, but there's another presence that feels like a third character: a yellow and black costume from Bernard's past.
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I was there six years ago when the explosions and fires set off by the derailment of a runaway oil train killed 47 people and incinerated the community's lakeside downtown.
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In its three seasons at Lakeside, broomball has drawn 30 to 40 regular players, but a typical week sees a dozen or so split into teams of five or six.
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The crowds O'Rourke has drawn are historic and presidential in size; the candidate, who plays a bit of guitar, joined Willie Nelson lakeside in downtown Austin and attracted 225,21.6 people.
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The Briton flew around the lakeside circuit in a record one minute, 21.164 seconds, with his final effort leaving a yawning gap of 0.664 seconds to Ferrari's second fastest Kimi Raikkonen.
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My introduction to Titicaca trout was at the restaurant at Hotel La Cupula in Copacabana, the lakeside town in Bolivia that lent its name to the more famous beach in Brazil.
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Seriously, if I'm a migrant who has just walked over a 1,000 miles to get to the United States, I'm not adding another 1,85033 miles for a lakeside view in Minnesota.
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News Analysis Labor Day weekend has always had a particular resonance in American politics as the official start of the sprint to Election Day, celebrated by rallies, marches and lakeside picnics.
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Stronger political engagement and operational support to negotiate access to communities is needed, and readiness planning for Goma, a lakeside city of 1 million people near the Rwandan border, it said.
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He then pointed to the canyon's depths, to the cloistered, emerald Lake Matka and to the Monastery of St. Andrew, alongside an attractive lakeside chalet resort, making for a dramatic panorama.
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Goma, a lakeside city of 1 million people, is more than 350 km (220 miles) south of where the second-largest Ebola outbreak on record was first detected a year ago.
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BERLIN — Thomas Harding, a Briton in his late 40s, led the way into a decrepit single-story wooden structure on an overgrown lakeside plot on Berlin's westernmost border in Gross Glienicke.
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Read more: Shaq is selling his lakeside Florida mansion for $22 million, and it comes with a 17-car garage and a 6,000-square-foot basketball court — here's a look inside
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In the final lakeside scene, Odette repeatedly announces, "I here will take my life": Ms. Teuscher did this with bleak, tragic inevitability, as if making plain that Odette had no alternative.
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He showed me a picture on his phone of the lakeside in his hometown, Taqba, in Syria, which he said was a short drive from Raqqa, the former Islamic State stronghold.
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Over the May holiday celebrating Montenegro's 12-year independence, we hiked lightly traveled but well-signed paths, forded streams, crossed under waterfalls and picnicked on lakeside boulders in fragrant pine groves.
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When I stepped out of the production van at the lakeside location for the challenge, which will appear in the second episode of War of the Worlds 2, I was relieved.
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The highway connects a string of lakeside communities where residents were ordered to evacuate because of worries that winds could shift quickly and drive the fire to edge of the lake.
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The club will sit along a commercial strip in Lagoa, an affluent lakeside neighborhood adjacent to Copacabana and Ipanema (the district immortalized in one of Brazil's most famous bossa nova tunes).
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A longtime creator of interdisciplinary dance, Bernard follows up last year's "Poolside" with a new work called "Lakeside," a continuation on the theme of memory within the darker context of trauma.
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For the past eight years, he and his wife, Jill Biden, were in Washington or traveling during the week and at their lakeside house in Greenville, a Wilmington suburb, on weekends.
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In June, officials decided that former "Today" show host Matt Lauer could keep a lakeside ranch near Queenstown after authorities concluded there wasn't enough evidence he'd breached a "good character" condition.
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"It is such a workout," said Colin Edelman, 33, one of a group of die-hard players who gather for weekly pickup games at LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park.
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Malawi, a lakeside nation on the southern tip of the Great Rift Valley, is dependent on foreign aid and is frequently beset by drought which threatens the lives of thousands of people.
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The pregnant country singer, 34, enjoyed some breathtaking lakeside views in her home state of Michigan over the weekend, taking the up-north trip alongside her 2-year-old daughter Jolie Rae.
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Military airstrikes, artillery and heavy machine-gun fire turned the lakeside city&aposs central business district and outlying communities into a smoldering wasteland of disfigured buildings and bullet-pocked mosques and houses.
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Financed by Cuyahoga County, the $0003 million hotel is on Lakeside Avenue alongside the Cleveland Convention Center, which will host the news media during the Republican convention from July 18 to 21.
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In Show Low and its neighbor to the south, Pinetop-Lakeside, both in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, residents remained on notice, waiting to hear if they would have to leave. Gov.
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Southern California's beloved psychedelic jaunt Desert Daze announced its return last month, with a new lakeside location and a starting lineup that includes Tame Impala, Warpaint, Mercury Rev, and a lot more.
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At 9 AM on Wednesday morning, I was standing on the corner of Lakeside and East 13th Street in Downtown Cleveland, entangled in a horde of jubilant people wearing wine and gold.
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For a crypt in this dirt, it costs around $7,000 and balloons to $19,000 for a prime position in the cemetery's VIP section along the lakeside property, aptly named Garden of Legends.
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When the shift abruptly reduced water levels in Kluane Lake, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported, it left docks for lakeside vacation cabins — which can be reached only by water — high and dry.
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Away from Lake Placid, Lake George and other more crowded regional hubs, are several smaller hamlets that provide access to a handful of exceptionally remote lakeside campgrounds reachable only by pontooned floatplanes.
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Some residents said the beloved seclusion of this part of northwestern Wisconsin, known for its lakeside cabins and ATV trails, was also probably what kept Jayme out of sight for so long.
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"We have not seen an increase in refinances, but we have seen a jump in buyers applying for new mortgages," said Todd Probasco, vice president mortgage sales manager at Lakeside Bank in Chicago.
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I visited various saunas over my week in Finland, including a lakeside smoke sauna, a sauna in a snow-covered wooden chalet in Lapland, and a private sauna in a Helsinki resident's home.
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She's been in and out of restaurant kitchens since she was five years old, when she started rolling silverware for dinner service at a lakeside eatery where her mother worked as general manager.
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Microsoft co-founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen first met as teenagers in the late 1960s at Lakeside School in Seattle, when Gates was in eighth grade and Allen was in tenth grade.
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Storm Lake, Iowa (CNN)The Mexican bakery in this lakeside northwestern Iowa town opens before dawn, serving coffee and breakfast to immigrants embarking on grueling shifts at local pork and turkey processing plants.
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"Coloured diamonds are very much in demand still, and very healthy," David Bennett, worldwide chairman of Sotheby's International Jewellery Division, told reporters after conducting the semi-annual sale at a Geneva lakeside hotel.
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Trump arrived just after sunset in cinematic fashion, flying over the lakeside venue in his private helicopter as the theme music from the 1997 Harrison Ford movie "Air Force One" stirred the crowd.
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He recalled visiting Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi at her lakeside home in Yangon, when it was still the capital of what was then called Burma, and sparring with members of the junta.
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Among the many villages along Como's shores, Cernobbio is one of the most picturesque, with historic homes lining a beautiful lakeside promenade and a small but lovely garden called Il Giardino Della Valle.
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Traveling northwest on an Austrian Federal Railways ("Österreichische Bundesbahnen" in German) train from Zagreb, the hills of Croatia gave way to cute lakeside towns in Slovenia, before becoming dramatic mountainside villages in Austria.
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For less crowded rinks, try weekday mornings or evenings at The Rink at Bryant Park in Midtown, LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park, or The Rink at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan.
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When she is not performing, she skates regularly around town at Dreamland Roller Disco (a Friday night roller dance party at Lakeside Rink in Prospect Park) or at Monsignor McGolrick Park in Greenpoint.
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" Another Times architecture critic, Paul Goldberger, observed in 1979 that staying at this leafy lakeside sanctuary "is like living in that grandmother's house we all imagine, without having to answer to a grandmother.
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The hearing, held in a lakeside annex of a luxury Swiss hotel, was only the second of its kind to be open to the public since the court was established 35 years ago.
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Six minutes after taking off from Addis Ababa on March 228, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 212 plunged into the earth near the lakeside city, killing 2155 people and putting the airline under a microscope.
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"Swan Lake" (June 33-17) always has its elements of royal-family absurdity, not to mention the central ambiguities of whether the lakeside creatures in white are swans or women, happy or unhappy.
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From our early days together at Lakeside School, through our partnership in the creation of Microsoft, to some of our joint philanthropic projects over the years, Paul was a true partner and dear friend.
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The lakeside mansion in Windermere, near Orlando, Florida, sits on 3 acres in the gated golf community of Isleworth, which has also been home to golf star Tiger Woods and N'SYNC member Joey Fatone.
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The Bella Collina Mansion, a lakeside event venue in Stokesdale, posted the offer of a lifetime to Facebook on June 20, explaining that the venue had freed up after another couple decided to cancel.
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The battle for Marawi, a mainly Muslim city of 19963,000 with a lush lakeside setting and a proud sense of its culture, erupted when the government got word that Isnilon Hapilon was hiding there.
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As many as 180,000 people, about 90 percent of the population, have fled the usually bustling lakeside town nestled in lush tropical hills that, almost overnight last week, became a theater of urban warfare.
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Romantik Seehotel Jägerwirt, a luxury lakeside hotel in the Austrian Alps, has announced that it was forced to pay thousands of dollars in Bitcoin after it was hit with a ransomware attack last week.
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"After eight years as your president, I still believe that," Mr. Obama told a large crowd at McCormick Place, the cavernous lakeside convention center where he thanked supporters after his re-election in 2012.
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Our talk moved from his car to sitting lakeside near my house, after which I had to meet friends for dinner — a previously planned engagement that became an awkward confession of the day's events.
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But union members and labor experts have criticized the U.A.W.'s unusual decision to build a luxury lakeside cabin at the resort for the exclusive use of Mr. Jones's predecessor as president, Dennis Williams.
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The best part of the Fourth of July is indisputably the cookout, whether that's lakeside with your family and a huge grill or TV-side in your unfurnished apartment with your roommate and a stovetop.
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You can now rent Tony Stark's lakeside cabin from Avengers: Endgame on Airbnb, and it might be just the perfect place to escape to while you're waiting for the next Marvel movie to hit screens.
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Hayes' wife Laney, their six kids and a handful of other family members and friends played a key role in the video, singing and dancing on the grass as he performed with his band lakeside.
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Jones, 85, received a medal and silver plaque from the Swiss lakeside city stating that a hall had been renamed after him as the two-week festival kicked off with a concert by John Cale.
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Even though the games are cartoonish, I really felt like I had left my real-world environment and been transported somewhere else, into a digital stadium playing baseball, or onto a digital lakeside to fish.
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Bottas claimed his first race win since Abu Dhabi in 2017 and added icing to the cake by securing a bonus point for the fastest lap at the lakeside circuit in one minute 25.580 seconds.
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Geneva's prosecutor also said on Thursday he had launched a criminal inquiry in connection with leaks that revealed many offshore companies set up by lawyers and institutions in the Swiss lakeside city and financial center.
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Gates was almost instantly obsessed with a computer when he first encountered one in eighth grade in 1968 at Lakeside School in Seattle, where he met Paul Allen, who would eventually become his business partner.
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He also enlivened the lakeside dining scene: Il Sereno's restaurant, Berton Al Lago, is helmed by Andrea Berton, a Milan-bred chef who has won five Michelin stars, including a star for Berton Al Lago.
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Intu, which owns Manchester's Trafford Centre in northwest England, Lakeside in eastern England's Essex and several other properties across Britain and Spain, said on Tuesday it would lower its service charges for tenants by 13%.
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What does this mean if you are a company whose very existence depends on users being tempted around the globe by … a lakeside one-bedroom in Italy, a cabana in Colombia, a yurt in France?
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For most visitors, it will be easiest and most interesting to stay just down the road, in the larger lakeside resort town of Friedrichshafen, the birthplace of the Zeppelin and home to the Zeppelin Museum.
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In 2019, they sold that home for $203,000 and upgraded to a four-bedroom, three-bath house with high ceilings, a large backyard and a spacious master suite in Poway's Bridlewood Lakeside neighborhood, for $925,000.
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Okororie recalls that she and her seven children had taken refuge in Oguta, a lakeside town near a local airport, which served as Biafra's major supply line for arms and relief materials from international charities.
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The firm designed the Back Bar, a speakeasy behind an unmarked exterior door at the rear of Young Joni's building, to resemble the lakeside cabin that her husband's family owns in his native North Dakota.
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The firm designed the Back Bar, a speakeasy behind an unmarked exterior door at the rear of Young Joni's building, to resemble the lakeside cabin that her husband's family owns in his native North Dakota.
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The forces that have helped transform this snug lakeside town in northwestern Iowa and others like it during Mr. Smith's working life have created a complex swirl of economic successes and hardships, optimism and unease.
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He's working to maintain relationships with former campaign aides and volunteers and held a rally at a lakeside bar in Cleveland to thank his delegates and grassroots supporters, who jeered at every mention of Trump.
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Bookmakers had pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton as a heavy favorite to win at Albert Park but the Briton finished runner-up, nearly 10 seconds behind Vettel after complaining of poor grip on the lakeside circuit.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bilkis Begum has lived on the lakeside in Dhaka's Korail slum for 16 years, but in December 2016, her extended family's 212 houses were razed to the ground by a fire.
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Obama has been traveling with his family and later on Thursday they were to switch briefly into vacation mode, traveling to the lakeside town of Bariloche in Patagonia for the afternoon before returning to Washington.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Philippine teachers on Tuesday gave families returning to the destroyed lakeside city of Marawi a course on how to identify unexploded bombs in their homes and warned them to stay clear.
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Goma, a lakeside city of nearly 2 million people on the Rwandan border, has been on high alert for weeks after a gold miner with a large family contaminated several people before dying himself last month.
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In September a group called Mai Mai Yakutumba, led by William Amuri Yakutumba, an ageing Babembe rebel who likes to wear a Nazi SS symbol on his uniform, attacked Uvira, a lakeside city in South Kivu.
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The expressway is designed as a self-financing toll road, but Muhumuza said there is not enough traffic to Entebbe, a staid, colonial-era lakeside town, that will pay tolls to avoid the more circuitous route.
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Rick Kettles, owner of the Lakeside Resort General Store and Restaurant, said he had never before seen such conditions on the lake, which is a 67-square-mile (174 sq km) reservoir on the White River.
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A bronze statue of the late festival founder Claude Nobs was unveiled on Sunday in a lakeside garden alongside those of giants Aretha Franklin, Miles Davis and Ray Charles whom he brought to the Montreux stage.
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Police and military personnel used teargas and water cannon on Monday to disperse a large group of Bobi Wine's supporters as they gathered for a concert at a lakeside beach resort, footage from local NTV showed.
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Goma, a lakeside city of nearly 2 million people on the Rwandan border, has been on high alert over the past week after a gold miner with a large family contaminated several people before dying himself.
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So cynical has Putin been in his calculations to dominate the terms of Syria's peace he has tried, in vain so far, to shift talks from Geneva to a lakeside of his own in Russia: Sochi.
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"Years before other schools recognized the importance of computers, the Lakeside Mothers Club came up with the money to buy a teletype that connected over the phone lines with a GE time-sharing computer," he said.
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After extensive research in the the Coachella party circuit, we identified an eccentric kingdom of creatures inhabiting their natural habitat of lakeside private estates—each with their own individual swag and personal connection to the festival.
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"In a few days, domestic companies raised prices on stainless steel anywhere from 15 to 33 percent," said Joe Carlson, president of Lakeside Manufacturing, a medical and food service equipment maker in Milwaukee with 175 employees.
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Mary Shelley and Percy Shelley, her husband, were guests at a lakeside villa in Switzerland with Lord Byron and others, who passed the rainy days dreaming up ghost stories, in a kind of competitive parlor game.
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The famous Act 2 lakeside dances for the swan-maidens can either express their relief at returning to human form for the night or — something very different — their stress at their slave-like lack of freedom.
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In Sweden, friluftsliv, the term for living close to nature, is so ingrained in everyday life — from commuting by bike to relaxing in lakeside saunas — that there are tax breaks offered as incentives for the lifestyle.
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The lakeside setting of the villa, in a wooded neighbourhood, enables Beijing and Hong Kong officials to meet away from the glare of the Hong Kong media and the chaos of the city's protest-clogged streets.
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Sky News reported that the Lakeside and Trafford Centre shopping centers owner had informed Arcadia that a compromise deal to win over property owners had not persuaded it to support a proposed Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
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Then, attractions such as the DuSable Museum of African American History, the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Chicago History Museum round out the list of top lakeside attractions along the eastern shore of the city.
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The uncertainty surrounding the process is such that the United Nations has not given a detailed timeline for the talks, and the Syrian delegates have no idea how long they will be staying in this lakeside city.
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Hospital workers, noting that the city's shelters were full, drove Hurst and others in an ambulance to a Baptist church, where they stayed for a few hours before a bus took them to Lakeside on Tuesday morning.
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But some scientists believe a more complicated dynamic is at work: a warming climate that will continue to cause extreme fluctuations in weather and water levels, threatening havoc for lakeside homeowners, towns and cities, tourism and shipping.
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Pregnant Jinger (Duggar) Vuolo got in some sweet quality time with her husband Jeremy Vuolo earlier this week when he surprised her with a lakeside date at the restaurant Oasis on Lake Travis outside of Austin, Texas.
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Fans of The Real Housewives of Atlanta saw star Cynthia Bailey find and fall in love with the stunning and tranquil lakeside home she affectionately named Lake Bailey on season 9 of the hit Bravo reality show.
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Hammerson, a property developer responsible for some of Britain's best-known shopping centres, including Brent Cross in London and the Bullring in Birmingham, spent £3.4bn ($4.6bn) to buy Intu, which operates Lakeside in Essex and other arcades.
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CreditCreditAdriana Zehbrauskas for The New York Times PÁTZCUARO, MEXICO — Atop the highest hill in this lakeside town sits the Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Salud, built in the 1500s with whitewashed walls and red stone columns.
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The ultimate glamping experience promises music, a desert beach, swimming pool, pop-up restaurant, lake, and lakeside cabanas plus craft cocktail bars, "room service," massage, yoga classes, and, most importantly, showers and transportation to and from Coachella.
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Local residents said the healer was correct that few Congolese ever visit Lake Bunyonyi, which is at an altitude of 6,500 feet and surrounded by farmers, crawfish-gatherers and lakeside resorts (including Idi Amin's former summer home).
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