This includes attractive nuisances, such as trampolines and swimming pools.
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He said he was "very drawn to nuances," not "nuisances."
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A straw tax could easily be expanded to other environmental nuisances.
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Here's how to sweep your next vacation rental for such nuisances.
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Some examples have even been challenged in court as public nuisances.
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The biggest nuisances can sometimes become the best sources of inspiration.
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GOVERNMENTS fret over traffic and other local nuisances that create filthy air.
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To combat these nuisances, issuers suggest raising current ownership requirements to file.
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Washington State has also given up on moving turkeys that become nuisances.
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Instead of providing help, Maplewood officials labeled those women as "nuisances," EHOC claims.
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Out here in the real world, they're often seen as nuisances on social calendars.
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Some squirrels, however, are considered nuisances and thus are hunted by humans year round.
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Give me your paranormal nuisances and keep your unsavory truths about our food supply chain.
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Apparently, world-famous celebrities aren't free of the everyday nuisances that plague us normal folks.
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For most people, it's just one of the many modern-day nuisances of urban life.
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Rust might be a nuisance, but even nuisances can reveal valuable information about the world.
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Infrastructure Many communities and municipalities have viewed shared scooters and bikes as toys — or worse —nuisances.
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But the job he is about to enter will confront him with daily nuisances and provocations.
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The country is prosperous and at peace; it faces rivals and nuisances but no major threat.
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Both had contempt for constitutional constraints and saw the other branches as nuisances to be overcome.
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Some disgruntled investors have launched lawsuits, but these are nuisances compared with the threat of regulatory action.
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Life just keeps throwing these deeply irritating nuisances at us, whether we're ready for them or not.
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Or are they damn nuisances that make us look weird even when we find that right outfit?
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More from VICE: Those all might feel likes minor nuisances now, but they compound over the years.
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What's more, according to the complaint, people labeled "nuisances" must also leave the city for six months.
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Antibiotics, which turn life-threatening infections into minor nuisances, are considered the biggest advance in modern medicine.
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The demises those of pests, those of health threats and nuisances, guilty only of trying to survive.
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Police said the protesters were charged with public nuisances offenses and were placed on bail until late September.
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But the Ferray Coporation is happy to accept these small nuisances if it means 24/7 cat access.
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Such nuisances are tolerated: a poll earlier this year showed 79% approved of extending the state of emergency.
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For many years, management teams of big banks dismissed activist shareholders as nuisances and their issues as irrelevant.
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The world is on your emotional wavelength—but that doesn't mean some nuisances won't be on the way.
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From what we've observed so far, memes are no longer treated as nuisances, although they still can be.
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And it prohibited many things — like buildings of a certain height — that had never been considered nuisances before.
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It makes a lot of sense both medically and politically to reduce all the nuisances around public injection.
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Untitled Goose Game first became a sensation when its 2017 trailer caught the imagination of aspiring nuisances everywhere.
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After all, most blackout and brownouts are caused by more prosaic nuisances like underpruned trees and ordinary storms.
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To the perceived injustices in the European Union (EU), add another: the nuisances of a quilt of road-tolls.
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Rather than allege fraud or product liability, Mr Hunter claims J&J infringed the state's law governing public nuisances.
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In many areas, the PX are among the best in class, but minor nuisances keep them from being perfect.
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Small nuisances, like dropping good food and suffering through a charlie horse, affect even the fanciest of A-listers.
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However, the city does not regulate light pollution in our apartments the way it regulates other nuisances, like noise.
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The rouble forecast is valid if "there are no new additional sanctions and nuisances due to external restrictions," Siluanov said.
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American soldiers are shown treating the citizens of the land they invaded as if they were minor nuisances, like insects.
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Cities should look for real solutions to their residents' traumas, instead of treating them as nuisances when they need help.
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More minor infractions — like illegal parking, refusing to throw out garbage and public nuisances — are typically endured with an admirable resolve.
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Unexpected nuisances will come your way early today; keep your phone off to make sure you avoid any annoying phone calls.
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Unexpected nuisances will come up at work or during your chores today, and you'll feel ready to get out of town.
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The company also plans to crack down on hosts who allow their homes to become long-term nuisances in their neighborhoods.
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Big conversations will take place— but some delays or nuisances will pop up as well, especially during travel or your commute.
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The moon in fellow air sign Libra clashes with Mercury, bringing you a new perspective...and some nuisances on your commute!
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Not every Pokéstop on these maps is explicitly dangerous, per se—some of them are rife with "quality of life" nuisances.
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"I know people find wild animals and stray cats as nuisances at times but shooting them is not a solution," she says.
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Bears raiding Dumpsters in a campground or, say, lapping up bacon grease behind an outfitter's tent were often shot as scary nuisances.
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But then again, if you use eBay enough, of course you are going to deal with your share of nuisances as well.
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The apartheid-era government obliged with subsidies for favored firms while allowing companies to pursue oligopoly, free of nuisances like antitrust law.
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The best beach tent: Pacific Breeze Easy Setup Beach Tent ($69.99) Umbrellas are often heavy, unwieldy nuisances, especially in a stiff breeze.
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They argue that U.S. District Judge John Keenan in Manhattan ignored the settled and important role of state law in abating local nuisances.
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Maingear started off by creating a custom acrylic slab to contain the liquid, thus avoiding a few of the nuisances of liquid cooling.
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You can imagine that cutting out 90 million miles of cosmic dust, interfering radiation and other nuisances will produce an amazingly clear picture.
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It's a reflection of how Venezuelans are turning to technology to overcome the dangers and nuisances of living in the crisis-hit country.
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The daily nuisances you were putting up with in order to maintain peace in your life are no longer tolerable—you're moving on!
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China can look like a great model, in which the economy grows without Western nuisances like human rights, free speech or limited government.
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In the 1980s, people who bought country homes claimed nuisances from the noise and smell of nearby farms, prompting "right to farm" laws.
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The Argentine conceptual artist Leandro Erlich has turned one of Miami's most persistent nuisances, its traffic jams, into an impressive new public artwork.
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" In the Giuliani years of the 90s, the law served as a basis for "broken windows"-style policing of nightlife spots deemed "nuisances.
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After all, we spend roughly 90 percent of our time indoors, and we only pay attention to the creatures that make nuisances of themselves.
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Wildlife Services, which deploys the devices, is an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that targets animals considered nuisances to farms and ranches.
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It has become a part-time job to navigate and if necessary block the ads and other nuisances that plague practically every website today.
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They are nuisances to the court system and the municipal police, no doubt, but in terms of national security, fringe members of the group.
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Here in the U.S., small consumer drones are fairly benign nuisances—buzzing around beaches, filming neighborhoods from 400 feet, and hopefully keeping clear of airports.
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Outdoorsy nuisances like bug bites, sunburn, dehydration, and blisters might be part of your experience, depending on where you live and how intensely you play.
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" Mr. Grindstaff said the most difficult sound effect to create was that of the Tribbles, the multiplying nuisances from the episode "The Trouble With Tribbles.
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But as other clubs opened, spreading into the town and transforming once-peaceful cafes into techno-thumping nuisances, the crowds became increasingly younger and rowdier.
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While some of Trump's Russia issues are mere nuisances, others could lead to more serious political -- and perhaps even legal -- consequences for the administration, experts say.
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While some of Trump's Russia issues are mere nuisances, others could lead to more serious political -- and perhaps even legal -- consequences for the administration, experts say.
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What I most feared about the notch on Android phones were bugs, missing icons, text that doesn't line up properly with the design, and similar nuisances.
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I was not like the children in folktales: burdensome mouths to feed, nuisances to be corrected, problems so severe that they were abandoned to the forest.
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"When I first started playing StarCraft, the Zerg were one of those nuisances that could become a real threat if you weren't careful," Bishop tells me.
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Of all the small nuisances that can happen at the pool, getting water stuck in your ear is one of the most annoying — and possibly most dangerous.
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They may have kitchens and rooms where people can eat and sleep and are usually seen as nuisances by local administrations, which usually try to evict them.
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It also means that manufacturers may no longer sell "packing peanuts" — those white, popcorn-like nuisances that make messes of hallways and building trash rooms — for shipping.
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Every great civilization has fostered great art, while authoritarian regimes customarily see artists as either nuisances, enemies of the state or tools for the creation of propaganda.
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Such nagging practicalities may strike seasoned recreational users as mere nuisances, or even the sort of gauntlet through which the psychonaut must travail en route to enlightenment.
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Now that the new era of smartphones is here, it's only right that you free yourself from the nuisances of cords and cables and embrace the wireless life.
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New Yorkers often think of animals in the city as out of place, if not nuisances, like the swarm of bees that divebombed Times Square in summer 2018.
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The Yellow Fever and Asian tiger mosquitoes (which, pre-Zika, were considered mere nuisances, Rodriguez said) are aggressive daytime mosquitoes, so the county is adjusting its advisories accordingly.
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But you can help Google's system — and by extension other people — by reporting the nuisances that do manage to get through as spam right inside the Phone app.
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Although bees can be menacing nuisances for anybody who enjoys the occasional outdoor picnic or whatever, many forget that bees are a crucial part of the food industry.
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Small, ragtag citizen groups abound, though they're focused mostly on addressing nuisances: banning gas-powered leaf blowers, cracking down on car stereos, limiting noise from a nearby airport.
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The counterculture was about people's need to express themselves, to fulfill their individual potential, to live in harmony with nature rather than constantly seeking to overcome its nuisances.
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There is the lawsuit regarding his charitable foundation and other "nuisances" that this president would likely love to see go away, even if only until he leaves office.
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China's anti-corruption indictments, which have taken out Party and government leaders, have also brought down private-sector bigwigs that pose political nuisances to Xi and Xi-ism.
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The Canadiens have nuisances like Brendan Gallagher, Shaw and Steve Ott, who in Game 3 felt like tousling Mats Zuccarello's hair during a stoppage, and so he did.
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I'm well acquainted with the nuisances of modern-day air travel: I don't enjoy claustrophobic planes, delays, noisy airports or wasteful security practices any more than you do.
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Wolves can be depredators of livestock or icons of pristine wilderness; spotted owls can be intrinsically important inhabitants of old-growth forests or nuisances that inhibit logging and livelihoods.
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So it's good to see people finding alternate uses for the novelty widgets, like building complex Rube Goldberg machines that end with a fitting demise for the spinning nuisances.
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For now, it looms like the potential for gigantic fines — both factors that could reshape Facebook's relationship with privacy, but which also might amount to little more than nuisances.
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The construction could mean teeth-chattering noise, dust, the loss of light and views, less street parking and other nuisances, few of which neighbors have the right to challenge.
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The problem with Kennedy was that he saw civil rights movement protesters not as patriots who deserved White House protection, but as nuisances rudely interrupting his brother's foreign policy agenda.
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Some of the plays at the Tamanaco tell of Venezuelans' grim realities, such as kidnappings at gun-point and hunger in the slums, while comedies poke fun at everyday nuisances.
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Some are mere nuisances: lambs' heads are thrown out by federally licensed slaughterhouses but given back to the farmer for sale in some provinces (they are a delicacy in some cultures).
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The goal of the business model is easier to understand: to let consumers take control over their own energy supply and eliminate nuisances most people understand — utility middlemen, fees and bureaucracy.
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Like nearly every other vendor, he had dealt with constant fines and complaints from business improvement districts or building managers over the noise, smells, sidewalk congestion and other nuisances they say carts produce.
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She clearly wears the pain of her decade as an orphan living on the streets, and as a young adult, she casually steals to get by, and treats other people as hostile nuisances.
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In a Facebook post published a few hours after the event, Bilir-Meier accused König of racist behavior for making off-hand remarks about Turks as petty criminals and Mercedes-Benz-driving nuisances.
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"Courts strictly adhere to the principle that things that are simply disagreeable or unsightly" are not nuisances, said Bruce F. Bronster, a real estate lawyer and partner in the Manhattan office of WindelsMarx.
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Even some of his relatives, he said, seem to think that Charlestown would be better off without Pleasant Ridge, which city officials say draws a disproportionate amount of crime, drugs and animal control nuisances.
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It has taken countless hours in court and at community meetings to try to change public perceptions that homeless people are nuisances, that shelters are blight and that the government is unfair and opaque.
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"The market obviously likes his speech, and while the overall comments were consistent with the minutes from the FOMC from Wednesday, there are nuisances in the speech that could be viewed dovishly," Pollack said.
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Americans are getting hit with more and more nuisances calls and scams each day; spewing straight out of our speakers, like the noxious remnants of a partially dissolved fatberg erupting from a busted sewage pipe.
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Yet "wild pig nuisances," as officials call porcine problems in this semiautonomous Chinese city, rose to 738 last year from 294 in 2013, and social media chatter about wild boar run-ins has become commonplace.
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If you have been subjected to construction nuisances — or frivolous lawsuits, poor conditions or other harassment — you have a right to sue your landlord in housing court by filing what's known as an HP action.
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But these momentary nuisances are offset by the divine things, like the calls of loons and hoot owls we heard at nightfall, and the perfect clarity of the night sky, unspoiled by artificial light pollution.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Paris aims to ban tourist buses from the city center to spur visitors to walk, cycle or take public transport, tackling complaints about nuisances caused by mass tourism, the French capital's deputy mayor said.
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Kendler glorifies the collected species as garden inhabitants rather than eyesores or nuisances, as well as imagines a futuristic landscape design in which stubborn weeds and other marginal plants are the only flora we have left.
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The censorship comes as China convicted nine pro-democracy campaigners for their leadership of the 2014 Hong Kong pro-democracy protests on charges of being public nuisances, a move critics say will further harm free expression.
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Such figures, along with more than 30 varieties including elephants, giraffes, deer and dolphins, crop up on road barriers all over Japan, an effort to entertain passers-by who might otherwise regard construction sites as nuisances.
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Maplewood, Missouri's housing ordinances—which allow the police not only to label people "nuisances" but to ban them from living anywhere within the city limits for up to six months—are disproportionately invoked against African Americans.
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F.B.I. agents contended members of the group were also behind criminal attacks that included nuisances like sending nonstop faxes of all-black paper and hacking attacks that caused more than $450,000 in damages and lost business.
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Municipal court records show the facility's operator, Lisa Muhammad, received citations Tuesday for nuisances, failure to obtain a certificate of occupancy, failure to obtain a license and failure to provide adequate doors for exit, reports NJ.com.
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While sufficient data may already exist to insure against cyber nuisances, the bigger challenge for the industry is to find ways to prevent, and perhaps even insure against, attacks on the financial sector and its institutions.
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"It's very important that the public is very aware that these are more than summertime nuisances," said Lyle Petersen, an author on the report and the director of the CDC's Division of Vector-Borne Diseases, last May.
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The segment was actually about neighborhood nuisances, and when Guyton walked out onstage, he found, to his surprise, one of the disgruntled residents sitting there, who accused Guyton of vandalizing a neighborhood he no longer lived in.
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Houses left untended, whether by a local owner who has been unable to keep up with repairs or a faraway investor who has lost interest, quickly turn into public nuisances, especially in neighborhoods already suffering from economic setbacks.
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PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin says it is extremely important to give your animals preventive treatments to ward off these nuisances, especially since fleas and ticks carry diseases and heartworm can be fatal if it goes untreated.
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Microsoft encourages users to keep automatic updates turned on because that's how the company quickly rolls out patches and security updates, which are vital to keep PCs protected from malware and other nuisances that may affect Windows PCs.
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The device, called an M-44, was among several placed in the area by Wildlife Services, an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that targets coyotes, wolves, cougars, foxes and other animals considered nuisances to farms and ranches.
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Although Trump has (temporarily) moved about 230 miles southwest of Trump Tower, a different group of businesspeople in a different block of Manhattan have pretty much picked up where he left off, describing street vendors as nuisances and eyesores.
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In all, the posts are a refreshing reminder that everyone deals with these skin nuisances, and unless you have beauty school training and a bacteria-killing machine at home, the best way to do extractions is to leave the job to the pros.
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You're not a big fan of change—because you're an energetic Fire sign, people forget how freaked out you Leos are of change—but the surprises and changes that will arrive thanks to Uranus this month will feel like upgrades, not nuisances.
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Wearing a conspicuous "I ♥ Paterson" button on his lapel, Mr. Sayegh pointed out neighborhood nuisances, like a liquor store and a hookah bar, that had closed and a preschool that his daughter attended in a building that once housed a rowdy club.
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Ronan Levy, the director of Canadian Cannabis Clinics, said that he thought the MMPR had done a good job balancing patient's interests in "safe, legal, properly produced cannabis" with mitigating public nuisances and fire risks that the government's attorneys argued accompany home growing.
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SEOUL, South Korea — As if air travel did not have enough nuisances, some K-pop fans have invented a new one: They board planes just to get a closer look at their favorite stars and then disembark, canceling their flights just before the gate closes.
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His "personal life" (which apparently didn't include his son) was off limits and since I was no longer his "personal life" it was time for me to shut up, fall in line and stop bothering him with the nuisances or demands of raising a child.
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The stoop owners recently sued the city, concerned less about the escalating fee and even the bureaucratic renewal process than about the possibility, however theoretical, that some day they would no longer be able to use their front doors because their stoops had been declared public nuisances.
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Even if we let go, there's the strong possibility, as Coppins noted, that he'll establish his own media enterprise, with a network where the news really is fake, adulation doesn't hinge on nuisances like the ballot box and Sean Hannity isn't the model for Trump veneration.
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He credited Mr. McAneny and Mr. Bassett with creating a revolutionary document couched in accepted common-law and constitutional doctrines: that landowners are not entirely free to create nuisances to those around them; and that local governments may police conduct in the name of public health, safety and welfare.
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"If we can settle nuisances at some point where the defense costs in preparing cases are higher than potential settlement amounts, we will of course consider it from an economic standpoint," CEO Werner Baumann told reporters when asked whether there was any scenario in which Bayer would consider settling.
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In 2000, the British Journal of Psychiatry reported on about twelve hundred cases, during the previous decade, of "Jerusalem syndrome," in which ordinary tourists were seized by convictions of a sacred mission and made public nuisances of themselves, often by sermonizing at holy sites while clad in hotel sheets.
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And in an estimated 2,000 local municipalities across 44 states, police can order landlords to evict people they consider "chronic nuisances" because they rack up a certain number of petty infractions as small as forgetting to cut their grass, leaving garbage out on their property, or having practically any arrest on their record.
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Even the most ardent proponents of short-term rentals agree that the practice should be regulated: There ought to be mechanisms to collect taxes, restrict the density of short-term rentals in certain areas, and deal with absentee owners who offer property for rent and allow rowdy guests to become neighborhood nuisances.
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Here's another tale of woe: The Journal even found one lounge user who admitted to using the lounge in what I think we'll all agree was a truly abominable manner: Of course, getting a little sloshed and grabbing some chewy granola bars isn't getting "carried away," just like the incidents highlighted in this story barely qualify as nuisances.
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If you've ever had to make the decision between changing your shoes for the 30 seconds it'll take to throw out the trash or just run out in your slippers and forsake the purpose of owning them, you can appreciate one of the many nuisances that led the startup Mahabis to reinvent indoor shoes as we know them.
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That means no separately purchased junk, no giant gaming desktop required, no pricey video card, and no trying to make sure that your phone stays in the headset (that is, if your phone is even compatible) — all nuisances you'd run into with VR gear like the HTC Vive, the Samsung Gear VR, or the Google Daydream View.
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The booming vacation rental market is already worth more than $100 billion, and it's only expected to grow in the next few years as websites attract more people (and investors) to list their homes to earn some cash, and a new wave of property managers springs up to handle the routine nuisances of operating a bed-and-breakfast.
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"It's very important that the public is very aware that these are more than summertime nuisances -- you can get very severe diseases from ticks and mosquitoes," said Dr. Lyle Petersen, an author of the report and director of the CDC's Division of Vector-Borne Diseases, who actually had West Nile virus himself from a mosquito bite in 2003.
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His Fantastic Four knew their way around the Lower East Side — Mr. Lee, who died on Monday, once said the very name of the fictional Yancy Street gang, the neighborhood nuisances who tormented the character known as the Thing, was a play on the actual Delancey Street, which runs from the Bowery to the Williamsburg Bridge.
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More than just an expedition for curiosity's sake, they hope their findings can help us better combat a growing pest that not only grosses us out, but also spreads disease, causes allergies, and turns our homes into a stinky mess (in the roaches' defense, only around 30 out of the known 4,500 species actually live near people, and fewer still are serious nuisances).
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Changing the criteria to give the State Department the authority to designate domestic extremist groups like Atomwaffen, a violent neo-Nazi group, or Rise Above Movement, a white supremacist street-fighting group, as terrorist organizations could usher in a new set of concerns — namely that the law could be abused to target protest groups often deemed nuisances by law enforcement, like Black Lives Matter or Antifa.
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