It is made up of a loose network of groups, known as lodges, that fall under regional and national grand lodges.
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Archie is trepidatious about the Lodges' interest in Fred being the Mayor because he knows no favor goes unpunished when it comes to the Lodges.
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When Singita Ebony Lodge opened, high-end safari lodges were rare, but your property became so successful that you opened two more lodges in the same area soon after.
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Over at the Lodges', a very chummy family dinner is taking place between the Lodges and Andrew's men, as Fred (Luke Perry), Hermione (Marisol Nichols), and Hiram take a stroll down memory lane.
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China lodges swift protest, blaming Taiwan for the petty move.
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Some rural communities and several lodges and hotels have been evacuated.
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Hiram tells Archie "we" as in the Lodges come first now.
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" Jughead narrates, "The Lodges won, time had run out for Riverdale.
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You taught me about sweat lodges and the secret of escaping.
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It consists of four canvas lodges that can accommodate eight guests.
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A campground in Germany offers both glamping pods and glamping lodges.
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She now works at one of our lodges in South Africa.
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Forget the clichéd lodges full of Jägerbombs and Moncler puffer coats.
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Five tourist lodges in the Laikipia have shut in the past month.
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All the smaller lodges in the building are decorated with certain themes.
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A third of those were located at hotels, motels, inns, and lodges.
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Camps and lodges have also been set up along the southern highways.
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The 100-acre property includes duck ponds, ponies, holiday cottages, and lodges.
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Here, lodges promise Finnish saunas and organic coffee sold for Western prices.
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They can choose among four lodges, four cabins, and a multibedroom homestead.
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That means hotels and backpacker lodges in the region also remain vacant.
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Here, the lodges are a little less luxe but still incredibly chic.
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There are Cree and Ojibway language classes, and sweat lodges every Wednesday.
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Other lodges, like Casitas de Gila in Gila, N.M., offer birding informally.
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Both Chaullay and Huacahuasi are home to recently built luxury trekking lodges.
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The six modern-looking land lodges are each outfitted with five beds ...
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I stayed in 3 very different lodges during my 5-day safari.
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They are building yurts and hammering together plywood for bunkhouses and lodges.
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Some of the closest hotels and lodges are closed for the winter.
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At Yosemite, visitors could use all trails, campgrounds, lodges and restaurants on Monday.
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Or is it the nuestra cosa considering how proudly Latinx the Lodges are?
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Guilds were also social organisations whose members met informally to drink in lodges.
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Her company markets 63 properties that include palaces, luxury tents and wildlife lodges.
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On the other side of town, the Lodges' open house is running smoothly.
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Disney's Wilderness Lodge is inspired by turn-of-the-century national park lodges.
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As he lodges his tongue into her mouth without warning, she stops protesting.
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Guests can choose from four log cabins, four lodges, and a homestead house.
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Hate is a powerful emotion that lodges itself deep within a person's psyche.
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Across Yugoslavia, the kiosks were used as florists, newsagents, parking attendant lodges—anything.
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Because in their lodges they tell them what we do in the reserve.
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They stayed in churches and community centers and women's lodges and private homes.
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This of course is exactly the accusation he repeatedly lodges against President Trump.
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I only know that the lodges are used for bingo and retirement parties.
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Think about the fictional Blair Waldorfs, Veruca Salts, and Veronica Lodges of the world.
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If the Lodges win, however, he's out of luck and out of a job.
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The Lodges are in desperate need of protection but Hiram doesn't have a plan.
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Every time I blink, a new piece of dog hair lodges in my eyeball.
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Accommodations will include two eco-lodges in the Amazon, Amazonas and Tambopata Research Center.
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Why are you so attracted to fraternal lodges, like the Order of the Lynx?
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Assange lodges an appeal against the decision but this is rejected in June 2012.
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Does Twitter block CNN from Russia if Russia lodges a similar election interference complaint?
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I started with places I'd lived and volunteered, where I knew guides and lodges.
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Like most safari camps and lodges across Botswana, Chobe Game Lodge is all-inclusive.
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In Maine, it forced a nonprofit to close two of its four backcountry lodges.
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Bookings for nature lodges and ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) have skyrocketed since last year.
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But the metaphor — or rather, the very idea of metaphor — lodges in her imagination.
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Messages in online forums about freemasonry indicate that transgender people have been excluded from some local lodges, while in other cases, transgender men have joined lodges whose leaders either did not know their history or accepted it without worrying about official policy.
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Masonic lodges resembled other clubs in some respects: members met for lectures and dined together.
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Lodges can be found in Ghana, South Africa, Liberia and various parts of Francophone Africa.
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They even thought it could be a bot—that bug that lodges in the skin.
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Whether it's the Russian association with the Banya or the natives and their sweat lodges.
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In fact, many of the thatched-roof lodges along the sands didn't even have electricity.
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We also hire mostly locals to work in our lodges and promote them to managers.
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There are rallies, classrooms, social networks, publishing spaces, sweat lodges, churches, bars, theatres, dinner parties.
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Brands with multiple lodges in Africa include Andbeyond, Asilia Africa, Nomad Tanzania and Wilderness Safaris.
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Photography buffs stayed in hotel-like lodges and went on day trips to scenic sites.
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Eco-lodges try to minimize their impact, protect biodiversity, build environmental awareness, and respect local culture.
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Archie tells Jughead about the special election and the Lodges wanting Fred to run for Mayor.
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Now that Archie has pledged his loyalty to the Lodges, what does this mean for Fred?!
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Still, lodges permitted a degree of commingling between the aristocracy and educated professionals rarely seen before.
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With the ceremony days away, the Lodges start to receive apologies in the form of gifts.
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The local economy suffered as the limestone quarries and hunting lodges closed and the orchards withered.
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Pneumonia is usually a complication of cold or flu, when the illness lodges in the lungs.
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That includes homeopathic practices like bee stings, cryotherapy, sweat lodges and cleanses in addition to exercise.
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Other participating eco-lodges include Danta Corcovado Lodge near the east coast of the Osa Peninsula.
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Some anglers will spend over $7,000 a week to visit fishing lodges on the Skeena's rivers.
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It is a tourism magnet, with luxury cliff-top lodges and beaches studded with sea lions.
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Plus, hip boutique hotels, luxury lodges, and tiny house resorts are attracting a new clientele: millennials.
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Safari lodges dotted through the park attract tourists with a few hundred dollars a night to spend.
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In 1561, Madrid became the capital of Spain, and lodges were a much needed service for travelers.
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Margaret Jacob, a historian, has argued that lodges became "schools of government" and laboratories for civic participation.
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In England there are women's lodges which are recognized by UGLE as "regular" in everything but gender.
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Like other National Park lodges, the inn attracts seasonal workers from around the country, O&aposConnell said.
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Buyers are increasingly looking for income-producing properties, such as farms and guest lodges, Mr. Lohr said.
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The motel the Nabokovs stayed in, the Corral Lodges, is still there in the center of town.
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On the premises, there are nine lodges to choose from, each with rustic decor with modern amenities.
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It consists of five lodges, each of which boasts a mezzanine, terrace, and an indoor-outdoor bathroom.
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Palm leaf-lined ceilings and natural wooden finishes allow the lodges to blend in with their surroundings.
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State parks thus have added hotels, lodges, golf courses, ski resorts and various forms of commercial sponsorship.
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And all are intended as a moral counterpoint to the darkening frivolity going on at the Lodges'.
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Mindful of its entrepreneurial clientele, the resort is adding free Wi-Fi in its two base lodges.
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It is not clear whether any other grand lodges have explicitly addressed the membership of transgender people.
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On the other hand, many jungle lodges and tour operators are becoming more aware of these issues.
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From $1,700 a person a night inclusive of accommodations, meals, game drives and excursions from the lodges.
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Government investment in the region and a smattering of eco-lodges and expedition companies are changing that.
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Where Andy traveled into one of the Lodges and saw a vision of the series to date!
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Fine silica dust lodges deep inside miners' lungs as they extract gold, day after day, year after year.
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Archie, visibly conflicted by his involvement with the Lodges and wanting to protect his dad, confides in Jughead.
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Every year dozens of Masonic lodges from across Africa come together to discuss the issues of the day.
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Scattered around the area are a handful of eco-lodges catering to tourists from all around the world.
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As the name suggests, the parasite lodges in the lungs of rats and is later excreted in poop.
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Gore Mountain in North Creek is rebuilding and expanding its lodges at the base, mid-mountain and summit.
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In this secondary plot, a black family, the Meyers, move into the house next door to the Lodges.
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Moreover, its size and setup encourage the type of casual socializing I associate with old-time ski lodges.
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This includes access to lifts at all four mountains and a discount on food at the mountain lodges.
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The first phase of this project is more modest: about 2003 homes and five hotel lodges, documents show.
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These lodges help prove that safari camps can be leaders in conservation, sustainability, design, eco-sensitivity and hospitality.
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Cayuga Collection, which runs eight lodges in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, offers back-of-the-house sustainability tours.
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Still, this confounding hatred leads Reggie to join Archie's vendetta against two of Hiram Lodges' (Mark Consuelos) mob rivals.
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But it's worth noting two things: (1) He tries to have a hunger strike to protest the Lodges' prison.
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We went to our "beach lodges/cabanas" that turned out to be sketchy little tents held up by pipes.
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Except instead of simply robbing the family, they kill someone, violence that shifts the story's focus to the Lodges.
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Botswana is popular with the rich and famous because of the privacy and isolation its top end lodges offer.
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The Lodges intend to take control of the Sheriff and Mayor's offices so they can push through their prison plan.
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The Lodges (Mark Consuelos & Marisol Nichols) are currently in the middle of a dirty deal with Mayor McCoy (Robin Givens).
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Jughead The Lodges' takeover forces Jughead and the Serpents to head over to Riverdale High — and they kinda love it.
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Freemasonry survived as a network of groups, known as lodges, defined by a commitment to universal brotherhood and self-improvement.
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These film festivals and others queer their town movie theaters for screenings, Elk's Lodges for fundraisers, and churches for meetings.
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There are also several log cabins and lodges with walk-in saunas and sweeping views of the surrounding mountain ranges.
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The mountain club offers two places to stay in the 100-Mile Wilderness: the Little Lyford and Gorman Chairback lodges.
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Read more: 7 jaw-dropping moments from 'Leaving Neverland,' the explosive documentary that lodges sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson
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The Gateway Canyons Resort has 72 guest suites across several lodges and private residences, five restaurants, and business conference facilities.
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When the Lodges first arrived in Riverdale, Veronica seemed eager to make Kevin fit into the gay best friend mold.
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PM2.5, or particles of 2.5 micrometers or less in diameter, is so dangerous because it lodges deep in the lungs.
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We soon landed in Port Alsworth, which is more a busy hive than tourist destination, though there are several lodges.
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Park-run visitor centers would close, but privately run gift shops, restaurants and lodges may remain open, the department said.
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In forest clearings there are sun-dappled log cabins, pine-clad lodges, tennis courts, bars, modernist sculptures and lecture halls.
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Luca hardly registers the mild noise it makes as it flies past and lodges into the tiled wall behind him.
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Because the Illuminati recruited many members in Europe through Freemason lodges, the two groups are often confused for each other.
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And now, Bravo is showing you what happens behind the scenes at one of the North America's most elite ski lodges.
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And as those skiers fill the lodges and clubs of Spruce Peak, AIG will surely have much to celebrate, as well.
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Alice is agreeable to the divorce because she is still reeling over Hal selling The Register, their newspaper, to the Lodges.
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Lodges should "conciliate true friendship among persons that must else have remain'd at a perpetual distance", explained one manual from 1723.
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Starting March 1 you will no longer be able to check in to the Yosemite hotels and lodges you once knew.
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Some 10,000 residents have moved north of the city, taking refuge in camps and lodges set up by the oil industry.
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Some 2000 miles north of Hull, the lodges and "static" caravans are packed, and the touring caravans are squeezed in tight.
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A board SLC is a typical response, sort of like HR conducting an internal investigation when an employee lodges a complaint.
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The game reserve is located between Kruger National Park and Blyde River Valley and has four lodges you can explore here.
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The camp, a collection of 12 large tents, didn't feel like many of the safari lodges I've visited in East Africa.
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Some restaurants, lodges or gift shops that are run by private companies and do not require park rangers can remain open.
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In my search for things to do, I learned about Temazcal ceremonies, which are Mayan body purification ceremonies performed in sweat lodges.
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Enter Lone Star Court, a 2199-room complex that reimagines the motor lodges of yesterday into a funky collection of retro rooms.
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Twin Peaks is the story of a seemingly normal town that actually contains demonic killers, mystical lodges, and a backward-talking dwarf.
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Some, with their colors and old landscapes in hunting lodges with their lions and eagles, have the odd look of old oleographs.
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That's right: The Lodges are willing to pimp out their daughter for money, but is that really a shock at this point?
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Alice is less than thrilled by the idea of a baby shower and that Polly is living with the Lodges at all.
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Travelers to British Columbia immerse in the quiet calm of remote lodges and occupy their hands and bodies with sea-kayaking expeditions.
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Thousands of former cattle ranches are now profitable game farms, hunting reserves and ecotourism lodges making South Africa a conservation success story.
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Most however, were inclined to rest up and stay warm at their lodges or hotels before heading to SnowGlobe for the evening.
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Throughout all of this, the population of Fort McMurray kept growing: Two babies were born in work lodges north of the city.
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Admittedly, the Lodges probably aren't behind the hit on Archie's dad, if for no other reason than that would be too easy.
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There are plenty of spots to camp in Lake Clark's backcountry, as well as established campgrounds and more than a few lodges.
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FORGO CREATURE COMFORTS Safari experiences range from staying in bare-bones camps with bucket showers to lodges that have air-conditioned rooms.
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Inkaterra offsets the impact of its lodges in Peru by investing in the protection of 42,000 acres of forest, among other programs.
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Covering 21980,2400 acres, the gated compound includes cabins, lodges, a banquet hall and a recreation center with an Olympic-size swimming pool.
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David Harrison, a researcher of Masonic history, says the movement spread from European countries to their African colonies when settlers set up lodges.
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Insensitive backpackers can now combine it with distinctly non-Amazonian Indian elements, such as sweat lodges (North American Indian) or yoga (Indian Indian).
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Tube 'n Axe invites guests sleep in a platform tent nestled in an herb garden, or in one of the tree-ensconced lodges.
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At the ranch, guests can get a taste of modern cowboy life, sleeping in cabins or lodges and learning how to wrangle cattle.
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More than 50 years later, Yellowstone National Park Lodges is replacing the cabins, which had outlasted their life expectancy, with Canyon Lodge & Cabins.
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Stay Fiji lodging seems to fall into four categories: isolated outer-island retreats, family- and honeymooner-friendly resorts, beach bungalows and backpacker lodges.
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Africa is dotted with luxurious safari lodges for guests who want to get as close as possible to the continent's incredible animal life.
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I stayed in multiple hotels and lodges in northern Tanzania — near or in the Serengeti National Park — and on the island of Zanzibar.
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Six Senses Bhutan Five new lodges known collectively as Six Senses Bhutan are expected to open in August, offering inn-to-inn circuits.
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TPS, which operates a chain of luxury hotels, lodges and tented camps under its Serena brand, is also present in Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda.
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On the property, there are three lodges that can sleep 34, according to Mottier, and our tour started at the multi-level main home.
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To make his case, Putnam combed through countless numbers of membership records for bowling leagues and Masonic lodges, for church groups and social circles.
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Shortly after the Meyers' arrival, the Lodges – the white family whose backyard borders the Meyers' – are attacked in their home by two violent thugs.
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Trending Hotels, lodges and resorts are bringing in scientists to conduct serious academic inquiries while also offering nature tours, workshops and classes for guests.
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Budget travel this is not; however, bookings include hotel and resort stays, private transfers, internal flights and full-board at the heli-ski lodges.
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Roughly one-third of those outbreaks were traced back to hotels, motels, inns, and lodges, according to the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
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At a dude ranch, or guest ranch, people can sleep in cabins or lodges, ride horses, and get a taste of modern cowboy life.
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A handful of blogs and fishing reports keep tabs on its status, as does the region's whisper network of tackle shops and fishing lodges.
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There is also the opportunity to make some of your money back thanks to the tourism generated by Pebble Island's lodges and military history.
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The Wilderness Act required a couple of dozen lodges in the Boundary Waters to close in the 233s, causing a small riot in Ely.
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Six Senses Bhutan Six Senses comes to the kingdom of Bhutan with five lodges set in the western and central valleys of the country.
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Leisure was one of the biggest line items of New Deal spending programs, which sponsored everything from trails to hunting lodges and public beaches.
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Having recently attended a bingo night, he came away impressed with the sense of community and giving back that's constantly nurtured within the lodges.
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It lodges a protest vote against the two-party system, while also helping to ensure that the tangerine madman doesn't get the nuclear codes.
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FOR SOUTH AFRICA, GET A QUOTE IN LOCAL CURRENCY Almost all safari lodges and hotels in South Africa are priced in South African rand.
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Or maybe it just lodges in your head like a song you can't remember hearing for the first time and still don't quite understand.
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And lining the road up Little Cottonwood Canyon were five simple, family-run, ski-in/ski-out lodges, all opened between 280 and 246.
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The Luxe portfolio of 2100,2750 homes, available starting Tuesday, includes villas in Tuscany, ski lodges in New Zealand and castles in the French countryside.
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There are some lodges that do allow women because each lodge operates independently, but the Grand Lodge of New York is not one of them.
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Eliots and Lowells held leadership positions continuously for more than two centuries, and Cabots and Lodges kept appearing on the school rolls in various permutations.
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I want to stay in hotels and lodges that can demonstrate (as opposed to merely claim) their commitment to conserving the environment and local communities.
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But even as the situation with the Lodges grows more and more dire, their neighbors continue to point the finger at the blameless black family.
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"Tuesday nights were Carlos Couscous night," Mr. Souza (who lodges at the Hôtel Costes himself) said before the Valentino men's wear show the next day.
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And then the stigma around that — gross, dirty, et cetera — lodges itself in your head and you start to believe you are all those things.
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Put simply (and free of spoilers), one night the Lodges fall victim to a home invasion—perpetrated by two white men, Dick and Perry types.
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By the way, Alice has no idea about any of this, from Polly's temporary stay in their attic to her current residence with the Lodges.
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Masonic and Odd Fellow lodges mushroomed in the United States in the 18th and 473th centuries, giving rise to a fascinating, quasi-religious material culture.
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There are a couple of stunning lodges along the lake, and adventurous visitors will most likely catch a glimpse of turtles, monkeys, and exotic birds.
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Since Goodknife had accidentally and "magically" stumbled on sweat lodges, marking a turning point in his life, Ahmed decided to replicate this experience on camera.
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"The more I chatted with David, the more I realized that lodges are really about rebirth, about finding yourself after a difficult journey," Ahmed explains.
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The injustice of this death lodges itself deep inside Grace's psyche, even as she moves on to work in another house with a new family.
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And you are in luck if you are on your honeymoon: Ms. Mikkelson says some lodges give newlyweds 25 percent off the usual daily rate.
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Guests can stay in any combination of the lodges, traveling between them on a recently completed highway flanked with fields of wildflowers and snowy peaks.
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Overlaid with military landmarks are clues that this is a sacred site for the Tvunga, such as fire pits where sweat lodges used to be.
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The two elope but remain sentenced to a life on the run, with Ali facing criminal charges after Zakia's family lodges a kidnapping case against him.
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What is not sensible is Reggie's reaction to RHS being integrated with Southside High after the school is closed (in a scheme by the Lodges, naturally).
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Ultrafine dust that lodges in the lungs of people who breathe it it in — linked to higher mortality — is prevalent in those dust clouds, Hendryx said.
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From underwater suites to lodges in a remote forest, we're taking you on a virtual tour around the most highly coveted views to wake up to.
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The Lodges come home to confront Veronica about the $86K charge to the credit card where she confronts her parents right back about them buying Pop's.
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But instead of high-end lodges and villas, they found wet mattresses, porta-potties and the type of tents used by FEMA for disaster relief efforts.
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Take it southeast, away from the tony lodges and gated communities and into the canyons and hills, and you'll discover the most wonderful kind of road.
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The wheels you can see in the background are from observation vehicles and lodges, where scientists and tourists can view the bears in their natural habitat.
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Open the gates to the inner sanctum — whether it's the Vatican, the Federal Reserve, the Masonic lodges or Area 51 — and suddenly everything will make sense.
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David Stern conducts the Juilliard Orchestra; sets are inspired by the American artist Joseph Cornell, Carl Jung's alchemical images and the Masonic lodges of New England.
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Similar to America's national park lodges, Parador de Bielsa sits at an entrance to Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, which runs along the French border.
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The dump itself includes hundreds of documents, many of which are so-called "agreements" between US cities and law enforcement associations or lodges of the FOP.
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The smell of burnt engine oil lingers after BOB commits a murder, but oil also opens the door to both Lodges, the evil and the good.
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Skylodge Adventure Suites claims its glass pods, which are suspended more than 1,200 feet above the Peruvian Andes, are the first hanging lodges in the world.
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In May and November, however, prices at many lodges drop by as much as 30 percent or more, and the game viewing is just as rich.
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There's still some tension betweens the Lodges and Andrews over unsigned paperwork so they can separate their businesses, and Veronica compares them to the Montagues and Capulets.
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She hears more footsteps, but Turtle is captivated, watching the spider drag the mouse backward to the burrow, where it lodges crosswise against the silky-webbed sides.
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The slope-side resort, which is comprised of a variety of lodges, inns, condos and private homes, played host to the famous family for their quick getaway.
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Veronica's totally-not-gangsters parents close out the episode telling their daughter the entire Sinclair family was in a totally-not-orchestrated-by-the-Lodges car accident.
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The cobalt ocean was on our right as we passed several kite surfing lodges on the Dakhla peninsula that cater to a growing number of European visitors.
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In They Won't Forget (1927), a Black janitor is accused of raping a white woman, and the terror in the actor's eyes lodges deep in Baldwin's mind.
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In fall, the spa brand Six Senses will open five small lodges in Bhutan that guests can hike between, exposing them to different aspects of the culture.
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And in Siem Reap, home to the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat in Cambodia, the usually busy Sala Lodges hadn't had a new booking in three weeks.
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The latest of four lodges set up by Taj in association with the travel company &Beyond, this is a good headquarters for tiger-spotting and bird-watching.
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Many of its 77 accommodations (including 19 dorm-style bunks) come with balconies, because unlike other lodges in the area, the Snowpine will be open year-round.
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Annihilation is the sort of film that lodges itself in your brain and makes you turn it over and over again as it settles in your bones.
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Although some new eco-lodges have been built, environmentally friendly places to stay remain "few and far between", says John Myers, one of the authors of the study.
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Evacuations also were ordered in rural communities just outside the park, and people in nearby lodges and motels were told to be ready to leave if flames approach.
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At the Lodges' apartment, Veronica gets a call that's a blast from the past: Nick St. Clair (Graham Phillips), who tells Veronica he is holding Archie for ransom.
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Therefore you can be located at home but the coordinates the system lodges will not be that of your actual home location, they will be a consistent transformation.
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Archie says his dad is not a dog on a leash and when he doesn't listen to the Lodges they'll push him out like they did Mayor McCoy.
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But instead of vampires Archie says Hiram is bringing organized crime to Riverdale and Archie says he doesn't want his Dad to be a patsy for the lodges.
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People wear costumes on The Bachelor and Bachelorette because the stunts actually tend to work — at the very least, the costume lodges the contestant in the collective memory.
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The Gallmann family own the 100,000-acre (400 square km) Laikipia Nature Conservancy and employ 250 Kenyans on the luxury lodges, ranch, and other businesses on the land.
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Though it remains unnamed and is not on the market just yet, chefs at upscale lodges are already using its striking color as a visual accent on dishes.
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Built in the 1940s, the Corral Lodges is a semicircle of 15 single-unit log cabins huddled around a log office that used to be a gas station.
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Dude ranches, where guests can sleep in cabins or lodges, ride horses, and get a taste of modern cowboy life, are an important part of Jackson Hole culture.
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The hotel was designed by Jaque Studio with the local greenery in mind, keeping 70% of the original vegetation by constructing lodges amongst pre-existing clusters of trees.
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This track has two musical sections: a querying refrain, with a tweaked blues melody that lodges quizzically between major and minor, and a skating section of crisp swing.
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Whiteface Mountain at Lake Placid is expanding its ski school, renovating two lodges at the base of the mountain and adding a warming hut on the mountain top.
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Matters of "gender reassignment and gender transition" must be treated with "kindness and tolerance," the United Grand Lodge of England wrote to its local lodges two weeks ago.
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In general, the police record the names and other identifying information about homeless people, particularly if someone lodges a complaint about their conduct, on documents called 80-cards.
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In Alaska, Within the Wild runs two lodges, Winterlake Lodge on the Iditarod Trail and Tutka Bay Lodge on the coast, that hold popular three-day culinary retreats.
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It opened last August as the 2410th in Singita's collection of conservation-focused and sustainably minded lodges, often used by blue-chip travel outfits such as Red Savannah.
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"You often get a break on accommodations (up to 30 percent), free nights, flight transfers between lodges and other perks, which amount to a big savings," she said.
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Snow also includes remembrances of the Disneyland from his childhood that would be perfectly at home in an afterword, but he lodges them distractingly in the second chapter.
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As winter nears, he said it's becoming a safety issue, and he plans to build earth lodges for those who want to move away from the current camp.
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Certified businesses—which range from giant, all-inclusive resorts to tiny, remote eco-lodges—comply with global standards for sustainable tourism and are regularly audited by reputable international entities.
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At the Lodges', Archie says Hiram is like Dracula (that was Jughead's reference!) who bought property all over London so he could move his vampire empire over from Transylvania.
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And yet he too lodges in the brain beautifully, partly thanks to Del Toro's affectations, which may remind you a little of Brad Pitt's psycho turn in Twelve Monkeys.
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Josie admits that she gave Ethel the intel because the Lodges are trash (and they are, but girl — look at your mom, look at her choices too, okay sweetie).
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Hotels and lodges are out of the question; he camps out at night and lugs 25 pounds of equipment — including his tent, sleeping bag and food — on his back.
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In exchange for Mayor McCoy securing the land around Southside High — so the Lodges can purchase it later — they'll donate a hefty sum of cash to her reelection campaign.
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Disappointed tourists under evacuation orders are emptying campsites and lodges in the heart of Yosemite National Park, as firefighters battled to contain a huge wildfire just to the west.
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They worked like rodent Romans, subjugating the deciduous forests with formidable infrastructure: canals, lodges, dams that can last centuries, and deep still-water pools used to float building materials.
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But some hotels, lodges and resorts have taken similar steps as Inkaterra, hiring scientists to conduct serious academic inquiry while also offering nature tours, workshops and classes for guests.
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Suncor spokeswoman Sneh Seetal said the company will use lodges and camps for temporary housing, and employees will return when it is safe to bring people to Fort McMurray.
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Today, Valtice is a magnet for tourists attracted by the region's wines, as well as by hunting lodges in the surrounding hills, which are threaded with numerous cycling paths.
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ICE lodges detainers on aliens who have been arrested on local criminal charges when the agency has probable cause to believe an alien is removable from the United States.
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And as the strange occurrences start to happen at the Lodges' house, Suburbicon residents remark among themselves that nothing like this ever happened before that family moved to town.
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Tolkien, now played by Nicholas Hoult, lodges in a house whose décor, overstuffed and precious, with a surfeit of William Morris wallpapers, makes it seem like a cozy jungle.
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On the high end, Shawna Owen of Huffman Travel books families who want a tropical splurge for a week at Francis Ford Coppola's all-inclusive, eco-lodges in Belize.
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The following new and improved accommodations, from Indian Ocean island resorts and highland volcano lodges to hotels in working vineyards and solar-powered desert camps, capture the continent's diversity.
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In Central California, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area said it had record guest attendance at its lodges in December and January, and was on pace to outperform again this month.
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" While the peaks are gastronomically anchored by this long-running restaurant, Mr. Bottura notes that it was Mr. Niederkofler who "pushed these small mountain lodges to become ambitious restaurants.
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With names like the "Gold Rush Dining Room," it's easy to think that the quaint eateries at national park lodges are different from your everyday food court or dining hall.
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A park official says all trails, campgrounds, restaurants and lodges at Yosemite National Park are open, though smoke from a nearby deadly wildfire is polluting the air and limiting visibility.
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The brand's distinctive bicolored packaging can be seen in every major Kenyan supermarket and graces tables at safari lodges and high-end hotels, such as Angama Mara and Sankara Nairobi.
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The logs that had been used to build the Corral Lodges were floated down Swift Creek to be handcrafted in the distinctive "Swedish cope" style of cutting corners and chinking.
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The NPS maintains more than 2900,220006 buildings (including over 2202 visitor centers), 2628 park lodges and hotel buildings, and 28500,6900 housing units all lit by more than 2628 electrical systems.
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There are medic tents scattered throughout the camp, along with a handful of "kitchens," sweat lodges, a shelter for lost pets, and a "free boutique" of donated and abandoned outerwear.
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From Nuquí, we took a motor launch down the coast, past brown-sand beaches and hills to El Cantil, which sits in a loose cluster of eco-lodges and hostels.
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Anthony Comstock's zealous crusade against vice, the uptick in fraternal lodges and the Knights of Labor: All these were responses to what seemed challenges to the sanctity of the home.
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Descriptions of some of the new and improved eco-lodges follow, along with those of new tours offering emissions-free bike trips, carbon-offset cruises and glimpses of rare wildlife.
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The individualized voices don't sound perfectly human—they still have a robotic edge to them, a flattening of vocal patterns that lodges the sound firmly in the aural uncanny valley.
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Every once in awhile, the movie will cut from whatever is happening at the Lodges' house to whatever madness is going on outside the home of their new black neighbors.
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There is no international governing body; there are hundreds of grand lodges around the world, including dozens in the United States, each with the power to set its own policy.
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You know, you start out sleeping in your car, you're sleeping in motor lodges, and then Super 8s, and then you work your way up to a really nice Marriott.
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Marketed by Savills with a price tag of £1.7953 million-plus, the castle has 16 bedrooms, eight reception rooms, three estate houses, two lodges and a highly regarded private garden.
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That means the company that first lodges its application for newly available leases - known as mineral tenements - on a government register wins the right to explore, and then possibly mine.
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The group grew to that size by becoming a sort of sleeper cell within other groups — Illuminati members joined Freemason lodges to recruit members for their own competing secret society.
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Crandall also wants private companies to take over collection of fees and says the park service should explore allowing more privately run facilities like lodges in parks that don't have them.
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Civeo, the biggest supplier of worker accommodations to Canada's oil sands projects, expects occupancy to rise at its seven lodges and 14,000 rooms in the area, said Chief Executive Bradley Dodson.
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Eco-tourism companies, which put a priority on sustainability as well as profit, cover everything from conservation-focused wildlife safaris to community-sustaining lodges and properties that grow their own food.
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A few seconds into the track, a sound shudders into the mix that you feel as much as you hear: a high-pitched fluttering that lodges itself somewhere behind your tongue.
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The property is part of Robertson Lodges, a trio of hotels in New Zealand that also includes the Farm at Cape Kidnappers near Napier and Matakauri Lodge, on the South Island.
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"The lodges have been resting on their laurels: their 60, 70, 80 percent return-rates," said Connie Marshall, who ran Alta's press office for a quarter-century before retiring last year.
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But he skimps on the adult characters' inner lives, and, once the narrative weight shifts to the Lodges, he never finds the tone that balances the movie's sincerity with its nihilism.
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A partnership between the hotel company and Sangay Wangchuk, a Bhutanese businessman who is also the king's brother-in-law, the property consists of five different lodges placed throughout the country.
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Chilean forest service CONAF will manage the two newly created national parks, known as Pumalin and Patagonia, as well as related tourist infrastructure, including lodges, cabins and campsites, through a concession system.
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Agent Adams asks Archie to find out why the St. Clair family's deal with the Lodges fell through and what really happened to Nick St. Clair after he tried to assault Cheryl.
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In a place whose architectural character might best be described as postmodern kitsch — most inns are in the style of the 1950s motor lodges — many wonder what harm another hotel would do.
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Weld is a particular kind of Boston patrician, cut from the same cloth as the Saltonstalls, Peabodys, and Lodges who used to run local politics as a kind of white-gloved trust.
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The campground's African safari-inspired lodges can sleep up to five people and include a bathroom and shower, a sitting room with a satellite TV, and a fully equipped kitchenette and refrigerator.
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"Experience our Natural Beauty!" had a wide gorgeous smile from a Liberian park ranger showing off peaceful rain forest lagoons, tented lodges on the beach and real-life Liberian surfers cresting waves.
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Little did I know that there was a world beyond the secure gates of the Lodges' compound where our men were fighting an enemy who looked like our friends, the South Vietnamese.
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Book Disney's Wilderness Lodge starting at $349Inspired by America's Great Northwest and the grand lodges of National Parks, Disney's Wilderness Lodge is a beautiful escape elevated by natural elements and rustic touches.
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Lodges, from hostels to luxury hotels, are found near some game-rich areas like the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania and Kruger National Park and the Sabi Sands Game Reserve in South Africa.
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But, there's one big problem: Every time you so much as think about changing course, a giant lump lodges itself in the back of your throat or you break out into a sweat.
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Later, teaming up with a more moneyed business partner, he worked as a dealer in the folk art field, offering such novel "American vernacular" items as scarecrows and wood carvings from fraternal lodges.
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As for the Lodges, Hermione was arrested for conspiracy to commit murder — which is revealed as another play in Hiram's game to get back at her and Veronica for landing him in prison.
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Built in 2012, it is on a 1.9-acre lot about six miles from the town of San Ignacio, which is best known among tourists for its jungle eco-lodges and Mayan ruins.
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Dude ranches, where guests can sleep in cabins or lodges, ride horses, and get a taste of modern cowboy life, are an important part of culture in the Jackson Hole valley of Wyoming.
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Because I was visiting on a Saturday afternoon right after checkout time, many of the accommodations were being cleaned — but I was still able to take a peek into one of the lodges.
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Many people are looking to their partners to replace the companionship and emotional support once provided by extended families and local institutions like churches, bowling leagues, bridge groups, fraternal lodges and garden clubs.
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In South Africa, we help educate 3,000 children a year, and in both Tanzania and South Africa, we have culinary schools where the chefs in our lodges teach the students how to cook.
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Salafist brigades under Mr. Hifter have demolished shrines and lodges belonging to Sufis, practitioners of a Muslim mysticism that ultraconservatives consider heresy, including another one leveled last month in the city of Surt.
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Inviting though it was, I skipped the snack bar, threw my skates in the car and drove roughly 40 miles east to another of the grand lodges that draw winter fans to Mauricie.
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The flu, a different kind of virus, is partly more infectious because it lodges in the nose and throat, leading to sneezing early in a case and triggering more infections from casual contact.
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The website of one of Croatia's Freemason lodges says it is an association which gathers people of honor who discuss various moral and philosophical issues and work for the benefit of their community.
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Valsamoggia lacked hotels, she noted, but abandoned farmhouses could easily be converted into lodges for visitors on biking or walking trips, and local residents could rent out spare rooms during truffle-hunting season.
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Tierra Hotels, which operates lodges in Chile's Atacama Desert, Patagonia and Lakes regions, often refers North American guests to the Santiago-based travel agency Cocha for flights from the capital to its properties.
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Some jockeying between the two Lodges transpires, but Veronica realizes she doesn't need to pay "protection" to her dad and his goons — she should pay the Serpent's for actual protection at a reasonable cost.
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He holds sweat lodges, integration circles, and storytelling nights in San Diego, California, where he says he's seen significantly more transformation in people who commit to finding an understanding community after their psychedelic experiences.
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Dude ranches, where guests can sleep in cabins or lodges, ride horses, and get a taste of modern cowboy life, are an important part of the culture in the Jackson Hole valley of Wyoming.
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Read more: What it's like to visit the 'Aspen of Japan,' where billionaires and actors dine on sushi in ski lodges and relax in natural hot springs on the side of an active volcano
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Acting on tips from pickers or other sources, the Webbs were sometimes able to purchase the entire holdings — banners, costumes, ceremonial objects and more — from small-town fraternal-society lodges that were closing down.
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Mr. Robertson's middle son, Jay, the chief executive of Robertson Lodges, recalled the moment several years ago at a family dinner at Kauri Cliffs when the idea for the three new residences was born.
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Having introduced a secular constitution and a Western-style civil and criminal legal code, Atatürk shut down the dervish lodges and religious schools, abolished polygamy, and introduced civil marriage and a national beauty contest.
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Xanterra Parks & Resorts, a private company that manages lodges, concessions and restaurants in numerous national parks including Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, Mount Rushmore, Rocky Mountain and Zion, said they will remain open during the shutdown.
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No matter what happens with the two Coopers, or with Billy and Tina, or with the two Lodges, or with the detonation of the atomic bomb, you'll never have all the answers you want.
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Designed to evoke Park City, Utah, mountain lodges, according to the listing, elements in the home such as exposed wooden beams, antler chandeliers and stone fireplaces give it a luxury "cabin in the woods" vibe.
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"Because people are being ripped out of sweat lodges and there's threats of raids, a lot of women for those basic safety and comfort reasons are preferring to go elsewhere to give birth," Grantham says.
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"Stag films," as they came to be called, were men's club institutions, presented by their producers for small groups of men at Elks lodges, bachelor parties, brothels, and the like, well into the twentieth century.
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At Singita Sabi Sand, a game reserve in South Africa next to Kruger National Park that has two lodges, chefs section off an area of the kitchen to prepare meals for guests on special diets.
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Celebs like Kristen Cavallari have also been spotted at Azulik, which is sort of like a modern day Swiss Family Robinson treehouse where the adults-only, thatched-roof lodges start at roughly $800 a night.
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The presence of the top predator near the lodge's grounds indicates the overall health of the forest, and signals its proximity to a pristine natural environment, like that of many other lodges in the region.
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Most, if not all, of the lodges and camps in the Serengeti are all-inclusive because the nearest town is an eight-hour drive away, so the food is a serious consideration when choosing an accommodation.
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During the 19th century, the Liechtenstein family developed the area between Valtice and Lednice into a crafted landscape of lakes, chestnut tree alleys and hunting lodges that is now designated as a Unesco World Heritage site.
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My wife, Jane, and I travel a lot and stay in a variety of accommodations, from a sleep-on-the-floor desert oasis in Iran to landmark hotels in Europe to jungle eco-lodges in Nicaragua.
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