It was Occupy Washington 40 years before there was an Occupy Wall Street.
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There's a reason it was called Occupy Wall Street rather than Occupy Google.
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We need to occupy every airport, we need to occupy every border, we need to occupy every ICE office until those kids are back with their parents, period.
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OCCUPY MUSEUMS (Founded 2011) Emerging from Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Museums is a largely New York-based group that focuses on the relationship between art institutions and capitalism.
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Y., CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE: We need to occupy every airport, we need to occupy every border, we need to occupy every ICE office until those kids are back with their parents.
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If you think of your rights as a space that you occupy, occupy all of that space.
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He was arrested during an Occupy protest and pushed by a police officer during an Occupy anniversary event.
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The impetus was Occupy Comics, a comic-book project to raise money for the Occupy Wall Street movement.
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While Gasol and Aldridge occupy the elbow and the short corner, Danny Green and Patty Mills occupy the corners.
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It was, as Vox's Jenée Desmond-Harris has written, Occupy before Occupy, and the results it achieved were mixed.
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Walker and her children began to occupy and continue to occupy the premises to meet their right to housing.
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Targeted mainly at emerging markets, the new Moto G4 smartphones occupy still occupy the low end of the quality spectrum.
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The word "occupy" took on a new life when the Occupy Wall Street movement sprung up in September of 2011.
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These concerns occupy thoughts and Facebook discussions, but they also occupy the news media, at least some of the time.
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It&aposs reckless for anybody, especially a congressman or senator, to say, let&aposs occupy ICE, let&aposs occupy the airports.
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SOS was designed to reflect what worked and didn't in Occupy Our Homes, which grew out of the 2011 Occupy movement.
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Occupy Inauguration, with at least 450 people committing to attend on Facebook, is a spinoff of the well-known Occupy movement.
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They remember a mayor who effectively and intelligently shut down Occupy Wall Street before those troublemakers could actually occupy Wall Street.
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"Occupy was in many, many ways a shit show," Nicole Carty, a Brooklyn activist who was a facilitator at Occupy, told me.
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Michael Premo, who took part in both Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Homes and now is a documentary filmmaker, echoed the sentiment.
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The Occupy Wall Street movement and other "occupy" demonstrations to protest economic inequality in the United States also drew from the Sharp manual.
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New York City bats, beetles, even whales, occupy entire Facebook pages, and tweets about rare bird sightings occupy the imaginations of thousands of New Yorkers.
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They're being rolled back from territory that they used to occupy in Iraq and Syria, losing some 50% of the territory that they used to occupy.
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It was outside the parks that Occupy activists would wield the most influence, giving language to otherwise arcane dealings: The Trouble Is the Banks, Occupy Foreclosure.
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It dawns on me that the name, Occupy White Walls, might indeed be a reference to Occupy Wall Street, but from an utopian art world perspective.
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King and his staff were mobilizing an interracial army to occupy Washington much like Occupy Wall Street set up camp in New York's financial district in 2011.
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Within the context of Occupy, some credit anarchist and anthropologist David Graeber with the refrain, but as with so many occurrences within Occupy, there's no single version of events.
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"It was born of Occupy, but we couldn't operate within Occupy's demandless constraints," Astra Taylor, one of the Debt Collective's founders who along with Leonard put together the Occupy!
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The show's most strident agitprop is "Debtfair" (2012-17), an enormous installation by a largely New York-based group, Occupy Museums, which emerged from the Occupy Wall Street campaign.
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Groups like National People's Action held rallies and street actions for three years to set the stage for Occupy, in the same way that Occupy set the stage for Sanders.
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In a longer poem, "The 11th Day of Occupy Wall Street," ideological positions come together in the same messy way that bodies occupy and pass through the commons with one another.
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Still, even after the park occupations had ended, working groups like Occupy the SEC kept at it, taking the change-it-yourself ethic of Occupy into places where activists are rare.
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"They weren't going to just do a march or a one-day demonstration — this was Occupy before Occupy," said Jeffries, referring to Occupy Wall Street, the protest movement that began in 2011 in New York City's financial district and inspired months-long demonstrations across the country, with participants rallying against social end economic inequality.
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In New York, Occupy Wall Street organizers became Occupy Sandy, and were so effective that they even garnered praise from the same police department that had thrown them out of Zuccotti Park.
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Before Occupy, the Obama administration was willing to consider entitlement cuts; after Occupy, Obama ran the most populist campaign of his career, running successfully against austerity and for a larger safety net.
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"They weren't going to just do a march or a one-day demonstrations — this was Occupy before Occupy," said Jeffries, referring to Occupy Wall Street, the protest movement that began in 2011 in New York City's financial district and inspired months-long demonstrations across the country, with participants rallying against the influence of banks and corporations in politics.
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Some of the movements that grew out of Occupy Wall Street were more directly similar, like Occupy Homes, an effort to try to help Americans hit by foreclosures and evictions during and after the crisis, and Occupy Sandy, which helped communities affected by Hurricane Sandy after it hit the East Coast in the fall of 2012.
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But as far as Twitter, I would say it was roughly around Occupy Wall Street when I moved to New York, when the whole media was just on top of this Occupy thing.
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Occupy Wall Street was a harbinger of Bernie Sanders, okay?
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Next week is the fifth anniversary of Occupy Wall Street.
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Germans occupy many key posts in the commission and parliament.
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Occupy Democrats did not respond to a request for comment.
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The Etruscans occupy a place in the popular imagination, too.
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Moscow now seems keen to occupy the sea as well.
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Beto O'Rourke might occupy, according to people in his orbit.
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SLEEPER trains occupy a romantic corner of any traveller's soul.
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"I don't consider today's protest an Occupy movement," Hui said.
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Those who would occupy mansions stay in cheaper homes instead.
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Often, documentaries occupy the fascinating intersection between journalism and storytelling.
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CubeSats, which generally operate in packs, occupy much lower orbits.
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Now, Heck suggested, Trump may never occupy the Oval Office.
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Increasingly, however, people need more from the spaces they occupy.
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What I respect most about Occupy is that they tried.
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No other business has been able to occupy this corner.
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I went to Occupy Wall Street for an hour, once.
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On Tuesday, protestors plan to occupy the Sacramento Police Department.
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Why did they occupy the refuge in the first place?
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Without a book to occupy me, I read them instead.
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They occupy every chair and every inch of floor space.
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The Rock n Roll Express occupy the tag team slot.
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That was the filthiest jail cell I would ever occupy.
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They, too, had expressed support for Hong Kong's Occupy movement.
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The Greek Kitchen and Boston Market occupy the retail spaces.
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Sullen gray clouds occupy the sky, dispensing an apathetic drizzle.
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Ahmadinejad came out of nowhere to occupy the presidential palace.
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Is this the lane of rap you want to occupy?
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Turks occupy a strange place in the American collective imagination.
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Christian Lindner, the party's thrusting leader, might occupy that role.
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He is likely to occupy a senior role at Oracle.
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Nor is this the first church to occupy the site.
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TO CLEAN UP 'DISGUSTING' OCCUPY ICE CAMP, CALLING IT BIOHAZARD
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But game ROMs occupy a fussy gray area, legally speaking.
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The Jats occupy an ambiguous position in India's social hierarchy.
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Seed accelerators occupy an essential position within the startup landscape.
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Literature doesn't occupy nearly the same role in popular culture.
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When the Occupy movement began, he quickly got on board.
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Verizon will continue to occupy some space in the building.
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What space does the gray parallelogram in the middle occupy?
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If necessary read a magazine or otherwise occupy your mind.
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They occupy a lot on a street near my home.
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Yet Standing Rock is being absorbed, just as Occupy was.
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Wada then asks: Why have unused keys occupy desk space?
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John McCain's fitness to occupy the office, despite policy differences.
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Mr. Wickremasinghe continued to occupy the prime minister's official residence.
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And then you had Occupy, [and] the Bernie Sanders phenomenon.
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The Chinese occupy a middle ground amongst immigrants in Rome.
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Sometimes they take the chair that I intended to occupy.
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The show will occupy all the gallery spaces in Chelsea.
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Both sides seemed to be attempting to occupy downtown Berkeley.
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They now occupy just 8 percent of their historic habitat.
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The Occupy movement was a backlash to the financial crisis.
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She would have to occupy herself on the commute alone.
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The Nationalists did not regularly occupy the place until 1956.
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The synagogue would own and occupy the first three floors.
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The fuel pumps are submersible and will occupy watertight enclosures.
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Occupy was, in retrospect, the birthplace of our current moment.
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Occupy Wall Street and the Bernie Sanders campaign are lodestars.
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They occupy a raised, narrow stage outside their circus tent.
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"We tried to warn you, with Occupy," Dr. Graeber said.
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Suffering and martyrdom occupy a central place in Coptic tradition.
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I like more mentally challenging things to occupy my time.
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They identify with neither Wall Street nor Occupy Wall Street.
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They would occupy it for a year and a half.
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Who could ever occupy so hallowed a seat in sports?
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Former friends occupy a peculiar space in one's social circle.
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Neighborhood restaurants occupy a very special place in my heart.
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Hezbollah officials also occupy top posts in the Lebanese government.
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The Benteng Chinese occupy a unique spot in Indonesian society.
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You have more than enough to occupy your time indoors.
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Occupy Oakland activists Tiffany Tran and Alex Brown were charged in 2011, and Los Angeles Occupy activist Sergio Ballesteros was charged in 2012 for lynching while intervening in an arrest at the local Artwalk.
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It's unclear if Twitter or Occupy Wall Street deleted the post.
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Look at Occupy Wall Street promoting the murdering of ICE agents.
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Do each of the shapes occupy the same amount of area?
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Here is the #Occupy table before and after the direct action.
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Bodies have become increasingly uncoupled from the consciousnesses that occupy them.
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There's no deposit or broker's fee required to occupy 1600 Pennsylvania.
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As if we could not occupy many identities at one time.
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Amazon and Google occupy a huge portion of the corporate psyche.
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For a Black woman to occupy that space is itself revolutionary.
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In the end Occupy was a complete failure which accomplished nothing.
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One target was Micah White, a cofounder of Occupy Wall Street.
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The protagonists have dark backstories, and occupy a moral grey area.
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In a traditional news organization, experienced editorial staff occupy senior roles.
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Two people yelled "Occupy!" when they threw the glitter at him.
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On Saturday, protesters stormed Baghdad's Green Zone to occupy the parliament.
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She decided to post it on the Occupy Breastfeeding Facebook page.
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A grifter and a chronic liar would occupy the Oval Office.
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So, a "first gentleman" could also soon occupy the White House.
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Occupy Democrats is run by twin brothers Omar and Rafael Rivero.
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In doing so, she forfeited the right to occupy that office.
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Sanctions against Iran will continue to occupy any Treasury secretary's attention.
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The DNC and DCCC occupy the same office building in Washington.
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Other militants, along with Golani, occupy roles in its high command.
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The Migos occupy a very weird place in music's current landscape.
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When the Occupy movement sprang up, she became its unofficial chronicler.
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I have to have something to occupy my time, you know.
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The borders between the two lands those men occupy are blurred.
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Here are a few immediate ways to positively occupy your time.
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That September, Occupy set up its makeshift camp in lower Manhattan.
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But it seems to occupy a special place in Shyamalan's psyche.
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He does not occupy the left-most band of the spectrum.
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One option might be to occupy Belarus, a former Soviet republic.
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About 250 million, meanwhile, occupy land below current annual flood levels.
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The officials who occupy those seats almost always side with employees.
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To compare, a pedestrian does not even occupy one square foot.
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Maybe it's just the people and the culture that occupy it.
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Matthew Spencer Petersen is here to occupy his news cycle niche.
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It's almost more fun because we occupy different parallel aesthetic places.
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And he'd like to see one woman in particular occupy it.
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They mocked and derided all people's protests from Occupy to #NoDAPL.
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What place is she occupying, or can she hope to occupy?
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The only extreme it seems to occupy is its winter weather.
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Africanized bees now occupy an enormous swath of the American southwest.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies occupy a contentious place in American politics.
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Marriott's headquarters now occupy 900,000 square feet a few miles south.
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LoftOpera is the Occupy movement of the New York arts scene.
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Their conversations about life occupy the realm of the as-if.
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Where's the march for healthcare, or Occupy Wall Street part two?
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And money's nice, too, though it does not occupy Mr. Wool.
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Hey experienced Occupy a few times more fully than I did.
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That was exactly the time when Occupy Wall Street was here.
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Cushioned seating areas occupy the two outer corners of the terrace.
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Many occupy corner locations on busy streets with heavy retail traffic.
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MOST CENTRAL banks occupy impressive premises in expensive parts of town.
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Seven commercial spaces, including a Pilates studio, occupy the second floor.
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He kicked the Occupy Wall Street protesters out of the park.
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Horror movies occupy a special place in the hearts of producers.
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They currently occupy the sixth seed in the AFC playoff race.
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Trump has amply demonstrated his unworthiness to occupy the Oval Office.
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I did not want to own that body or occupy it.
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One of those mayors leads the city Bloomberg hopes to occupy.
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Streamers that occupy the less occupied end of Twitch's streaming spectrum.
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Force India were fifth last year, a position they currently occupy.
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What could we think if worldly possessions didn't occupy our thoughts?
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Wounded young men in tattered clothing occupy about a dozen beds.
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The audio-reactive visuals seem to occupy some sort of space.
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" He said, "You don't have to occupy anything, guys, just vote.
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The American presidency transcends the individuals who occupy the Oval Office.
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But the biggest influence was my experience at Occupy Wall Street.
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Crowley was the last New York Democrat to occupy the seat.
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Right now, the forces moving to occupy those spaces are monstrous.
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And there are other people who, because of the high office they occupy or are about to occupy, we expect to conduct themselves on a much higher plane than they might have done in the past.
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Charles Lenchner, who was on the Occupy tech committee and helped create an email list for it, and Winnie Wong, who helped start the sustainability working group at Occupy, created Ready for Warren to push Sen.
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One of the most successful post-Occupy movements against inequality has been Fight for 22018, a campaign for $216 minimum wages, which began a year after Occupy, with fast-food worker walkouts in New York City.
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But it's still outperformed by Fox News and Occupy Democrats in spite of the fact that CNN's page currently has almost 28 million fans compared to 6.8 million for Occupy Democrats and 15.5 million for Fox News.
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Miniature worlds don't seem like a healthy thing to occupy yourself with.
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And when you wake, its the first thing to occupy your mind.
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Islamic State-affiliated militants also occupy a pocket on the Jordanian border.
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They occupy one out of eight board seats, half the European average.
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And they are about to occupy an unprecedented place in American history.
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The value, he says, comes from the physical space the stores occupy.
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Occupy Museums had become specialists in opening up radical spaces in museums.
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This year, Ford CEO and president Mark Fields will occupy that role.
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Occupy Wall Street protesters clash with police in Zuccotti Park on Nov.
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But few groups occupy the political real estate that EMILY's List does.
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But they would need a third person to occupy the living room.
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The new facility will occupy Here East, the former Olympic broadcasting center.
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But he's probably not the first jerk to occupy the White House.
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Russian troops occupy parts of the territories of Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.
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Dawson seems to be inspired by quasi-anarchist movements like Occupy Sandy.
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These two people occupy opposite sides of the president's brain and impulses.
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Blacks, Latinos, and Natives occupy a far more precarious economic position overall.
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Taiwan, Malaysia, Vietnam and China also occupy areas of the contested archipelago.
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This time around, the actual volcanoes as phenomena occupy a larger focus.
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Hinton's vocalists had to occupy a nebulous space between public and private.
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After the Occupy demonstrations, Obama turned against the precepts of market liberalism.
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The women don't have that luxury; the children occupy all their time.
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More engaging are Thomas Eggerer's paintings, which occupy Petzel's two larger spaces.
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He and his work occupy a liminal space between genres and genders.
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In the meantime, iPhone users will have to occupy themselves with Bitmoji.
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Three other presidents occupy a second tier, each scoring over 28500 point.
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"Birds occupy a region that we humans don't — the heavens," he said.
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"People must try to occupy the streets defying curfew," one poster read.
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It's the important things you can control that should occupy your efforts.
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This land, Catalonia, will always occupy a special place in my heart.
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The grandchildren of founder Sebastião Camargo occupy most of its board seats.
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These narrative arcs are deeply rooted in the Bush and Occupy eras.
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Soybeans, sunflower and sugar beets occupy most of the rest (tmsnrt.rs/33XRqlR2).
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Good thing I brought a Rubik's Cube to occupy my busy mind.
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If something goes wrong, we will not let them occupy our markets.
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Several Jewish members of Congress occupy prominent, leadership roles in congressional committees.
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"My primary purpose is to occupy the office of mayor," Margo said.
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Mahdavi's headquarters there, spread over three buildings, basically occupy an entire block.
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The dancers occupy the peripheries of the stage — front, back, and sides.
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After all, they will occupy the majority of jobs in the future.
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They occupy a top rung in the food chain and breed rapidly.
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The grandchildren of founder Sebastião Camargo occupy most of the board seats.
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Just being able to occupy these sort of spaces is really beautiful.
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Lower density housing (detached houses) will occupy the interior of the superblock.
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They're also asked to pay market rates for the space they occupy.
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It doesn't mean that you occupy the space of a Thai promoter.
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"Lesbians scissoring" and "lesbian threesome" occupy them in eight and 13 positions.
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Spear will occupy a 3,750-square-foot unit on the third floor.
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"Six" seems destined to occupy a top spot in the confetti canon.
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That's because major government reports consistently occupy an ideal position for publishers.
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The MFA program will occupy the entire second floor of the mill.
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After the sale, Lord & Taylor will still occupy some of the building.
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So I had to find something that was gonna occupy my time.
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But even where cellphone use is banned, other technology can occupy drivers.
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The episode seemed to show that Occupy was a disorganized, anarchic mess.
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Concerts will still occupy about 25 percent of the new space's calendar.
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It has even inspired a brief protest movement called Occupy 2003 Best.
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"Pets today occupy a special place in people's lives," Dr. Jensen said.
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Some have grandiose-sounding names like Occupy Democrats and The Other 240%.
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Which is not an argument for allowing him to occupy that office.
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I will occupy one room, and I plan to rent the other.
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We are winners no matter which side of the aisle you occupy.
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They're unlikely partners, as they occupy opposite ends of the political spectrum.
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The Bills occupy the first of the two A.F.C. wild-card spots.
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Eighteen days from now, a Republican will occupy the White House too.
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Occupy Wall Street was not about trying to get a job there.
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However, ultra-processed foods occupy a growing part of the world's diet.
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No matter what you're doing, we have plenty to occupy your mind.
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"Destined to occupy a top spot in the confetti canon," I wrote.
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The birth and forest scenes occupy about half the show's running time.
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U.S. forces only occupy around a quarter of the base's total area.
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Broadband companies, privacy experts said, occupy a different position than internet companies.
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At times, MacDonough's deputy, Leigh Hildebrand, will also occupy the parliamentarian's chair.
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By default, an app will occupy a single screen according to Microsoft.
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At the practice complex, top pros occupy each of the adjacent courts.
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Robot" merged Occupy politics with films like "Fight Club" and "Taxi Driver.
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A single hospital bed and a utilitarian, nondescript armchair occupy the stage.
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Blockchain-based start-ups are also beginning to occupy the digital space.
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They witnessed Occupy Wall Street rise and then sort of peter out.
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" ---- My arrest at Occupy Wall Street By Molly Crabapple "Jail is waiting.
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The store very briefly housed the Occupy Wall Street library in 2011.
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Protesters occupy the arrival hall of Hong Kong International Airport in August.
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Ethiopian soldiers remain at the border and continue to occupy Eritrean land.
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With the Justice flip, Republicans now occupy 34 governorships—the most ever.
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The former ABC "85003/20" co-anchor will occupy CNN's 9 p.m.
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All so that -- maybe, just maybe -- they eventually occupy the West Wing.
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Three main buildings occupy the space: a main house and two cabanas.
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Critically, Occupy named the people who currently benefit from this destructive order.
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Some experts cited Occupy as an example of falling into this trap.
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There wasn't even a new data privacy scandal to occupy the pundits.
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"An Evening of Counter-Commencement," also organized by Occupy Museums, was not.
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A fitness studio and a psychic occupy the ground-floor retail spaces.
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Vietnam and Taiwan also occupy some islands and reefs in the archipelago.
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Parente will also occupy the board of directors position occupied by Bendine.
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By day, international monitors from the OSCE occupy this pitiful vantage point.
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In anticipation of tomorrow's Whitney Museum event and Art Strike movement, Occupy Museums sent Hyperallergic the following statement, reprinted here in full: Occupy Museums Values Statement on #J20 January 20th is not a day for business as usual.
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Its chief economist, the Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, indirectly coined the Occupy movement's enduring slogan ("We are the 99 percent"), and Stiglitz and Wong each saw the election as an opportunity to channel Occupy energy into national politics.
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Boston: Boston Activist Calendar Chicago: Chicago Activism Calendar on Twitter Houston: Occupy Houston Protest Calendar Los Angeles: March and Rally in Los Angeles Calendar Miami: Occupy Miami Protest Calendar New York City: Take Action NYC Events Calendar Philadelphia: Occupy Philadelphia Protest Calendar San Francisco: Indy Bay Protest Calendar (Bay Area) Seattle: Seattle Activist Solidarity Calendar Consider joining forces with your local Black Lives Matter collective.
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Of the first 1,500 Starlink satellites, for instance, batches of 503 satellites each will occupy 72 different orbits at an altitude of 340 miles; OneWeb's satellites will occupy 12 rings, with 49 satellites per ring at 745 miles up.
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Exultant armies and militias now occupy the ground once held by the caliphate.
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In a way, Bernie Sanders is the first Occupy Wall Street presidential candidate.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, Occupy Wall Street&aposs Twitter account was still active.
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Occupy Wall Street encampment in 2011, there were plenty of people who believed
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They now occupy a permanent location in a 78,810-square-foot Washington landmark.
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I occupy several rooms in this historical building dating back to 11 century.
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That style was popularized during the Occupy Wall Street rallies in Zuccotti Park.
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Occupy Los Angeles protesters showed up at Mnuchin's Bel Air mansion in 2011.
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The visuals also occupy a "sweet spot" in terms of detail, says Rumen.
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I wanted to linger, politically and personally, and occupy trans as a destination.
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He then becomes the totem of a clown-masked Occupy-esque protest movement.
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It resonates with people who occupy an awful world, which we all do.
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Somehow I managed to occupy both these states during Madame's mandatory bimonthly dinners.
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If I don't have something to occupy me, I can get pretty depressed.
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She was being evicted from a house she was legally unable to occupy.
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The lockers occupy a narrow hallway that, during breaks, becomes choked with people.
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We've seen Occupy, the Tea Party, Black Lives Matter, the Bernie Sanders campaign.
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Yet cracks have begun to show in the post-Occupy, high-Trump era.
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Isabella seems to occupy an equivalent role in the universe of Narcos: Mexico.
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Stay where dad can see you, stay out of trouble, and occupy yourself.
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As the night wore on, we did anything we could to occupy ourselves.
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Having him so consumed with thoughts of me that I occupy his dreams.
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Apple plans to occupy two 12-story towers, both powered by renewable energy.
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I was with Occupy in 2011, before that I worked on Wall Street.
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Piles of debris awaited cleanup at an "Occupy ICE" camp in Portland, Ore.
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All of them occupy lanes that Booker might have conceivably laid claim to.
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NowThis was responsible for 15 top-performing posts and Occupy Democrats had 10.
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English teams now occupy six of the top 10 positions in KPMG's list.
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More on VICE: Which London Landmark Is Best to Occupy in a Protest?
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The BackBeat Fit 500 headphones occupy an excellent area where value meets performance.
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Trump is perhaps the least sensitive man ever to occupy the Oval Office.
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Moreover, women occupy only 4.4 percent of CEO positions at Fortune 500 companies.
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LAHREN: Do you plan to go to any of the occupy ICE protest?
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At Occupy Wall Street it was decentralized without any kind of leadership structure.
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But as things stand, it is unlikely to occupy more than a niche.
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For instance, Occupy did not want to deal with political power at all.
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In Nairobi, around two-thirds of the population occupy 6% of the land.
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It and other clearing-houses now occupy a central position in high finance.
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Russian troops still occupy Crimea and 20 percent of the territory in Georgia.
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Nevertheless, the books seem to occupy a special place in the nominee's heart.
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We need to see role models, people in spaces we want to occupy.
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The girl hadn't even brought any toys with her, to occupy her time.
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In "Water drops" (1973), the drops occupy the upper third of the painting.
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His was only the second father-son team to occupy the Oval Office.
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Competing grocers, and the strip malls they occupy, could see just the opposite.
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Will the seriousness of the office he's about to occupy finally take hold?
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The Jets (20163-22016-230), meanwhile, occupy last spot in the Central Division.
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Their representatives occupy nine of the 20 seats on the company's supervisory board.
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No women currently occupy any of Pennsylvania's House seats or statewide elected offices.
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I can help you, but I can't occupy the Parliament as a musician.
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We're all in this together—even as we occupy our own individual headspaces.
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Ladyboys here occupy a special place in society known as the third gender.
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The rise of Occupy Democrats essentially mirrored the rise of Sanders's primary run.
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The Occupy Wall Street movement sought to highlight growing income inequality in America.
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Every year, British people occupy an interesting hinterland at Barcelona's Primavera Sound festival.
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Students led by SDS occupy buildings at Columbia until violently evicted by police.
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The rallying cry allowed Occupy to be much bigger than the protests themselves.
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We cherish or despise, but ultimately occupy, the stories that we repeatedly tell.
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Dealing with FEMA and flood insurance companies will occupy much of your time.
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These kind of occupy a sweet spot where it comes to finding treatments.
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The Martins are planning a new facility that will occupy the entire block.
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One upside is that digesters occupy a much smaller footprint than composting fields.
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Then, they will reproduce and occupy the vacant real estate of the dead.
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Opposition lawmakers continued to occupy the Congress for hours after Mr. Vizcarra's order.
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"During Occupy, I felt my experience in Tiananmen Square counted," Mr Han says.
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Herbalife's corporate headquarters occupy two stories of a building in downtown Los Angeles.
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For the next five years, they can occupy the land without being hunted.
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A sky-bridge connects the megachurch's two buildings, which occupy an enormous block.
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These stores occupy the street-level floors of apartment blocks sprouting all over.
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Once labor felt comfortable with Occupy, they helped it to grow and expand.
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Inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement in 230, they rethought their priorities.
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The 378,000 square feet that it will occupy will include the 69th floor.
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Many more rules govern the airlines and the air space their planes occupy.
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The lucent eyes are commercially produced, hence big for the faces they occupy.
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In his final term, he had used similar tactics against Occupy Wall Street.
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The senators are longtime allies and both occupy the primary field's progressive lane.
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The sad and sobering consequences of this encounter occupy the play's second half.
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Kay Ivey, who will be the first Republican woman to occupy the office.
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The ideological factions they occupy within the Democratic Party will likely be highlighted.
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And his baseball team began to occupy more of his time and interest.
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Without an agreement, the case could occupy Swiss courts for years to come.
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Fire hydrants and standpipes occupy a special, warm place in the Chast imagination.
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Purpose is knowing what your candidate's profile is and what lane they occupy.
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A former Wall Street tech VP, Alexis Goldstein, helped form Occupy the SEC.
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On the next day, people can occupy the same space to protest something.
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"There is no world we both occupy at the same time," he wrote.
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As more commuters occupy the train, individuals' personal and physical spaces are invaded.
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It seems to occupy this weird middle ground between mental and physical impairment.
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DeSantis will occupy the Sunshine State's governor's mansion, keeping it in GOP hands.
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Ads occupy far too great a role here to be used so uncritically.
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Schools are schools; they occupy such a unique space in the public domain.
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Here's to hoping these futurestructures will one day occupy a city near you.
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No longer is there one exceptional woman ready to occupy the Oval Office.
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"I tell them, occupy land where you can - like the Occupy Wall Street movement, it is an act of resistance," said Burnad, whose organization supports the Pallur collective with the loan of a tractor and training in organic farming techniques.
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I suddenly remembered all the activities I love that used to occupy my time.
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If anyone actually takes this advice can Occupy Wall Street be sued for damages?
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They are criticisms that wonder, dangerously: Just how should black genius occupy our world?
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Photo: Getty Images / Stringer (Getty)Today, gibbons occupy southwestern China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand.
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The range of IP addresses these subdomains occupy on this server is 46.161.27.2003-46.161.
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In a normal election, Christie would occupy the jerk lane of the GOP primary.
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In the summer of 220, Occupy Museums was focused on the issue of debt.
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Sears stores are typically more than 100,000 square feet and can occupy multiple levels.
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Thankfully, I had another of Her Majesty's pastimes to occupy myself with: a crossword.
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Protesters occupy a road as they attend a rally against the controversial extradition law.
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What's unique about India is that transgender [people] occupy this really special, historical space.
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They occupy the ranks of a forgotten (and much maligned) class: the formerly incarcerated.
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Again, Hoenig doesn't go full Occupy Wall Street here and break up the banks.
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So resist the urge to occupy yourself with your phone while you do it!
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The high-rise world their successful bosses occupy is seemingly closed off to them.
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What's curious to me is how that violence can simultaneously occupy two opposing narratives.
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Their homes are put in jeopardy when the Empire comes to occupy their moon.
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That tickled not only the Occupy Wall Street crowd, but the Wall Street crowd.
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Throw in MSNBC, Fox News, Breitbart and Occupy Democrats, and things get more interesting.
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This, and a handful of other figures, occupy the front room of the gallery.
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As for the price to occupy properties, the largest increase came from downtown Manhattan.
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But since April he has been in prison, along with other Occupy Central leaders.
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Un sénateur (senator) traditionally refers to both men and women who occupy the office.
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"Either Secretary Clinton or Mr. Trump will occupy the White House," the post reads.
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More plant collectors (with salaried academic positions for them to occupy) would certainly help.
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A government funding battle also seems likely to occupy the President's time this month.
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It will use more than 90 miles of cable and occupy 7,300 square feet.
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"The (CPG) company cannot occupy everyone," Khaled Kadour, minister of energy, told state radio.
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Blink past their front lines and attack their flanks or occupy the capture point.
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No country can claim sovereignty in orbit, and it's impossible to occupy territory there.
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But Israel continued to occupy the adjacent Golan Heights which it seized since 1967.
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Occupy Democrats uses a heavy mix of video and memes to generate viral engagement.
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This time, the emotions overtook the anxiety and panic that constantly occupy my mind.
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Act two and three occupy a pair of rooms in the Museo del Novecento.
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The richest Wall Street banker must side with Occupy when the cops attack them.
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They occupy positions in food service, personal care work, retail service, and domestic care.
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With little around except "mooing cows," the brothers turned to coding to occupy themselves.
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People started calling her Sister Occupy, which re-ignited her lifelong fascination with nuns.
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The streamed video will only occupy 180 degrees — not a full 360-degree sphere.
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He Exaggerates The middle ground isn't a place that President Trump likes to occupy.
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READ MORE: 'Too terrified to travel': A new normal for Hong Kong's 'Occupy Generation'?
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It was done in 2202 with Occupy and in 2628 with Black Lives Matter.
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Pages such as Occupy Democrats and Make America Great can have millions of fans.
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The FBI did this during the Civil Rights movement, and more recently, during Occupy.
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Each tree may look like an independent organism, but trees occupy another world underground.
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The protesters then threatened to occupy a bigger crossroads in striking distance of parliament.
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Singapore and Hong Kong occupy the second and third slots respectively in dividend yield.
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As Pyongyang continues to occupy center stage, it's a unique selling point for Saccone.
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"We have to occupy the floor of the House until there's action," he said.
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You won't have to beg for highway entrance or plead to occupy fast lanes.
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The statue has seen controversy over the years, including Occupy Wall Street protests. (CNBC)
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The deer and the bunny might as well occupy a kingdom of thin air.
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New Yorkers swarm for many reasons: flash mobs, Occupy Wall Street, the cronut line.
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The report comes as mass protests occupy the city for an 11th straight week.
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Whole Foods and Trader Joe's both occupy a similar segment in the grocery market.
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This bike could easily occupy a corner of your apartment without being too intrusive.
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Claire Underwood, played by Wright, will occupy the Oval Office in the upcoming season.
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A president doesn't just occupy the Oval Office, he or she leads from it.
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Toomey hoped his bill would occupy the middle ground between legislation sponsored by Sen.
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In the most recent world rankings, Koreans occupy five of the top 10 places.
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Two apartments are in the original mansion and seven more occupy the modern portion.
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Last week, Wikipedia editors held a similar vote for Occupy Democrats, a progressive website.
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I thought Occupy Wall Street might have been the beginning of something like this.
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Let the sound of the dunk occupy as much of your brain as possible.
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Ration review videos occupy something of an awkward space in world of viral videos.
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So how can one food occupy such a strange, culturally ambiguous place in Canada?
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After the holidays, Lord & Taylor will occupy only a small portion of the building.
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A frozen, treat-stuffed Kong can occupy my dog for up to 40 minutes.
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Thanks to the minivan-like layout, the passengers and pilot occupy the same space.
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In the ladder of Middle East concerns, the Palestinians currently occupy the bottom rung.
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In 1914, American troops returned to bombard and occupy the port of Veracruz. Gen.
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Some sources recommend object manipulation, in which you occupy your hands with something else.
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Occupy answered a deep yearning for comrades and a purpose that included fighting injustice.
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The first woman to occupy that office, she is leaving with rock-star status.
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Kessler says he attended one Occupy Wall Street event, and voted for Barack Obama.
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That's what made Occupy unique — and part of what ultimately led to its demise.
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Occupy has also played a part in pushing forward the conversation around student debt.
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Since then, he's hopped among political organizations and social movements before and after Occupy.
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He is still one of the administrators of the Occupy Wall Street Facebook page.
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These four men occupy a prime parcel of professional, personal and actual real estate.
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A revival opened at the Metropolitan Opera during the peak of Occupy Wall Street.
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Homes in New York often occupy the sky, but these days, gardens do, too.
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Allowing Dimon to occupy both the chairman and CEO roles adds to the challenge.
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Mystery reigns over the installations, in which dozens of pieces occupy a single room.
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Ruth would occupy it for 15 years: selling newspapers and himself in unprecedented fashion.
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The characters in "Seinfeld" occupy a sheltered, privileged outpost at the end of history.
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The camps and prisons are far from the area Turkey is expected to occupy.
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Some hail from deep-blue districts while others occupy swing seats in red states.
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New York State's law was used to arrest Occupy Wall Street protesters, for example.
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Estonians occupy a country smaller than West Virginia, so they have to speak English.
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American first ladies occupy an unpaid job in the middle of a political minefield.
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People who are undecided on issues do not, cognitively speaking, occupy a set middle.
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But they can't destroy a Russian armored division or occupy a North Korean city.
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A Facebook page named Occupy Trenton urged parents to converge at the State House.
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Occupy Wall Street participants stage a protest on Times Square in New York, Oct.
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Bernie Sanders endorsing Crooked Hillary Clinton is like Occupy Wall Street endorsing Goldman Sachs.
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When Occupy Wall Street refused to move from their parks, they were being disruptive.
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FYI — are planning to occupy and potentially camp in FDR Park throughout the week.
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Purpose is knowing what a senator's desired profile is and what lane they occupy.
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Plus, you now occupy George Marshall's old office — the very best in the building.
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There has never been a more darkly comic person to occupy the White House.
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Occupy Museum's event was in solidarity with the call for a J20 art strike.
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In her keynote address to the Labour Conference, author and activist Naomi Klein reminded the audience that there would have been no Bernie Sanders without Occupy Wall Street, no Podemos without the Indignados (Spain's Occupy movement), and now, no Jeremy Corbyn without Momentum.
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I spoke with more than three dozen people — former members of the Occupy Wall Street movement, journalists who covered it, and people who are currently active in socialism and on the left — about how Occupy Wall Street shaped the world we live in.
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"People during Occupy were right not to make a list of 22012 demands or be easily satisfied, because what they did was they blew open the options that people could think about," said Sarah Leonard, one of the producers of the Occupy!
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Influencers occupy a strange space: they're celebrities — sort of — who also act like our friends.
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The idea is to occupy and amuse guests, while setting themselves apart from the competition.
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Occupy Wall Street received backlash after posting a cartoon condoning people to murder ICE agents.
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The march might be raucous and wild, like most marches were in the Occupy days.
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Since there are no term limits, DAs in NYC can occupy their office for decades.
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We need to occupy every ICE office until those kids are back with their parents.
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ALEXANDRA OCASIO-CORTEZ, D, NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE: We have to occupy all of it.
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We need to occupy every ICE office, until those kids are back with their parents.
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Archaeological evidence suggests this group began to occupy the Andean Highlands around 12,000 years ago.
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The two junior justices (currently Sotomayor and Kagan) occupy the opposite ends of the bench.
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They wanted that pastor to live large, have a huge ego, occupy the biggest house.
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It's a staggering 5,500 square feet of opulence (enough to occupy the entire eighth floor).
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Beauty gave me something to occupy my mind — it was a creative outlet for me.
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The bird doesn't occupy either of two nearby islands located less than 20 miles away.
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And the activities that then occupy the land are usually more carbon and methane intensive.
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The L.R.B.'s offices now occupy three floors, with the editorial staff taking up one.
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Logs documenting the Technical Assistance Response Unit's surveillance of Occupy Wall Street from 2011-2013.
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Schoolchildren attend an Occupy Wall Street protest with their parents in Zuccotti Park on Oct.
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Men are significantly more likely than women to occupy senior-management roles in a company.
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Faruqee and Driscoll are quite happy to allow imperfections to enter and occupy their paintings.
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Selvig and Davram Stiefler formed their duo in 2011 during the Occupy Wall Street protests.
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"We have begun to occupy FARC territory" to prevent criminals from doing so, he adds.
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The Economist and the Economist Intelligence Unit, a research firm, would occupy the tallest one.
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Ordinarily, juicy details such as these could occupy cable news for a cycle or two.
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Nothing human could occupy the air in the dark ages, so it didn't really matter.
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At some leading tech companies as few as 10 percent of women occupy tech positions.
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It's usually one of the safer places you can send kids to occupy their time.
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The book is called Imposters and it's about two twin sisters who occupy one identity.
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It held a widely-covered Speak Out in 2017, a platform organized by Occupy Museums.
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Angel investment, for its part, also continues to occupy a meaningful portion of private investment.
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Just another cool thing to keep in mind about this insane world we now occupy.
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The infantry occupy the buildings without resistance, and don't take fire from anyone deeper inside.
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Whenever two pieces occupy the same space, one side fights the other to the death.
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By contrast, Apple has limitations regarding how much of their screen an app can occupy.
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The library will occupy two floors, and will house a lot more than just books.
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Just the fierce nature of these companies, and the differences of the spaces they occupy.
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In some cases, the space that struggling retailers occupy is located in prime shopping centers.
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I don't have that number of friends to occupy my entire time on the phone.
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The steakhouse will occupy 14,000 square feet on the third floor: 3 World Trade Center.
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ChromeOS has definitively taken over the place that Google once hoped Android tablets could occupy.
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Prominent Occupy organizer Beka Economopoulos led a phone-banking effort for Sanders from Zuccotti Park.
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Places like the Timeless Elegance Tea Room occupy space near the Jersey Girl Diner downtown.
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I don't think I met anybody in Rikers who knew what Occupy Wall Street was.
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The Spurs have three players who can occupy the corner spot and must be guarded.
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Some may try to build social movement outside of politics, à la Occupy Wall Street.
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Kline's sculptures of uncanny human forms wrapped in plastic occupy the center of the space.
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I could never imagine I would be going to occupy a school — for a vote!
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For example, the twin brothers behind Occupy Democrats recently launched a new liberal site, WashingtonJournal.com.
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A good place to start is with those who seek to occupy the White House.
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New York is three points behind the Philadelphia Flyers, who occupy the second wild card.
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Their exclusivity signifies a certain level of wealth and importance for those who occupy them.
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The Occupy Wall Street movement sprung up in 2011 to protest the consolidation of riches.
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Trump is the first American without political or military experience to occupy the Oval Office.
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His latest scientific development includes creating an engineering system called Cycling Pathways to Occupy Mars.
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Two large voice balloons, each filled with indecipherable script, occupy the bed in Steinberg's piece.
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Please, no smash is a gigantic, pink inflatable sculpture that will occupy the museum's atrium.
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As Rufus's leading lady, she was pushing the boundaries of the spaces she could occupy.
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Individually, the Ottensamers occupy what are arguably the most prestigious orchestral positions for their instrument.
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It's not just that blacks happen to occupy the lower ranks of America's wealth tables.
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The pieces occupy a prime spot: easily visible from the elevated trains that rumble past.
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Two distinct legal persons with absolute rights to self-sovereignty cannot occupy the same body.
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New York police used the law again in 2011 to arrest Occupy Wall Street protesters.
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"I think patrol and secure was a subtext for occupy and intimidate," John Miller said.
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These states occupy a lot of land, but each gets only three Electoral College votes.
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The encampment is one of several Occupy ICE movements that have emerged in various cities.
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Physical activity can also occupy your mind as you're waiting for the symptoms to lift.
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Protests have continued, however, with activists attempting to disrupt ICE's work through "Occupy ICE" protests.
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Protesters continued to occupy the airport on Tuesday, despite statements from further into the abyss
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At least one app aims to keep adults busy, and others to occupy the children.
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O'Neil left the hedge fund in 2009 and joined the Occupy movement two years later.
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The Occupy Wall Street movement began in September 2011, spreading to more than 100 cities.
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Her film will occupy your thoughts with as much quiet insistence as her subjects. Workers!
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The five slogans together occupy an area of around 75,000 square meters, or 18 acres.
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Q. During Occupy, the police shocked Hong Kongers by using tear gas on peaceful protesters.
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Rather than leave Trayce alone without any baseball to occupy him, they brought him along.
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And even within the household, characters rarely occupy the same room together for very long.
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His campaign of violence caused the Empire to occupy the ancient and holy Jedha City.
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Historically, female boxers typically did not occupy the higher orders of the American social strata.
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About 4,000 prisoners occupy the main facility, with some 300 more residing at the camp.
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And why is it important for elder cis and trans woman to occupy this fantasy?
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It's not that I long to occupy a body other than the one I do.
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And with every passing year, to occupy less space and be more demure — and dull.
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Our most energetic recent social movements—Occupy, #MeToo, Black Lives Matter—have retribution in mind.
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They remember facing the populist backlash and being pounded by the "Occupy Wall Street" movement.
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In the main store, the clothes occupy an airy gallery-like space in the rear.
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The building that Mr. Lozada's gym would come to occupy had been a drug hangout.
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A cafe and espresso bar is likely to occupy the 40th floor, according to Silverstein.
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The women who are running this year are broadly qualified to occupy the White House.
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California's housing crisis has forced many people to share existing homes and occupy illegal ones.
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The five suspects identified by Italian prosecutors occupy much lower positions in Egypt's security apparatus.
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The most compelling stories here are the two that occupy a majority of the film.
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And skeletonized timepieces occupy Michal Molnar, 38, co-owner of the Slovakian company Molnar Fabry.
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And as oceans warm, their waters expand and occupy more space, also raising sea levels.
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A laundry room and the master bathroom, with a pebble-floor shower, occupy the core.
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Our plan is to occupy the square until Saturday, so we have one day left.
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These measurements shape how viewers interact with and understand the space they come to occupy.
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In 2011, Occupy Wall Street brought similar conversations around student debt into the public consciousness.
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A field trip does not occupy valuable square footage, nor does it require expensive equipment.
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Like, for instance, how Occupy Wall Street emerged in response to the 2008 financial collapse.
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It's the first-ever hotel to occupy a building designed by the noted Chicago architect.
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Like many New Yorkers, I occupy a small space — in 400 words, I offer guidance.
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Buildings are still going up around Turkey, but it's unclear if anyone will occupy them.
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Because all the actual inventory is centralized, the stores themselves can occupy minimal square footage.
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By default, says Microsoft, apps on these dual-screen devices will only occupy one screen.
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He and his friends/colleagues tell stories from the original Occupy days over the beers.
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"I am absolutely confident that electric vehicles will occupy every segment without exception," he said.
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The work, called "This Is Reading," will occupy the long-vacant Franklin Street Railroad Station.
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The next time protesters come to Occupy Wall Street, they could bring their girl along.
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The names can occupy five to 10 minutes or more of a movie's running time.
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That goal has eluded other popular movements, from Occupy Wall Street to Black Lives Matter.
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In the United States, we saw the Occupy Wall Street movement and the #BlackLivesMatter protests.
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Now, I occupy Cubicle No. 45, with a decent view of Cubicles 44 and 46.
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Occupy could have aimed its protests at getting a bank to reverse foreclosures, for example.
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What would happen if our culture allowed these groups to more fully occupy their anger?
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Even so, herders occupy large parts of her land, making it dangerous to venture out.
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They want to be the tea party, but they're worried they'll be Occupy Wall Street.
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When I feel powerless, I always try to occupy my time and improve myself productively.
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If elected president, Sanders would be the first Jewish person to occupy the White House.
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Bouvier works constantly, and he becomes restless unless there is something new to occupy him.
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He had inspected their room as though he were going to occupy it with them.
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All five Occupy activists were prime movers of the peaceful protests over the past months.
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To reach their seven-figure status, they occupy their minds and time a little differently.
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In the past, the conference was targeted by protesters associated with the anticapitalist Occupy movement.
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The wolves now occupy the radioactive space that one day, suddenly, man had to abandon.
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They refuse to be a prisoner, and won't let the predator occupy all their headspace.
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This may be one reason it seems so difficult to occupy that space right now.
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Occupy White Walls is billed as a sandbox-building, AI-driven, massive multiplayer online game.
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Occupy White Walls is free to download and play on Windows via Valve Corporation's Steam.
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The post-Occupy Central feeling in Hong Kong is subdued, fractious, and on slow boil.
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As artists, we occupy a somewhat unusual and often contradictory social position in American society.
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But you get why the Oilers would make the move, considering the position they occupy.
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Brown is genuinely interested in all the ways a body experiencing pleasure can occupy space.
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Earlier this week, one Google engineer — on the company's internal message boards — proposed the idea of employees protesting Google Cloud's conference at the Moscone Center in San Francisco in July with a campaign called "Occupy Moscone Center," fashioned after the Occupy Wall Street protests.
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But while Sanders champions the cause of economic equality advanced by Francis and the Occupy Wall Street movement, it was Mayor Bloomberg who sent the police in the middle of the night to evict Occupy Wall Street from a city park in New York.
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At first glance, watchmaking and aviation would seem to occupy opposite ends of the manufacturing spectrum.
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Troops from both sides have played sports together twice since 2014 on disputed islands they occupy.
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President, you have crept into our heart, you and your whole family, and you occupy it.
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Anyway, if you can get past the toilet stage, there's a lot more to occupy you.
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According to her biological father, Joseph Amoroso, Bella was conceived in a tent at Occupy Boston.
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Self-portraits Lanigan-Schmidt drew as a teenager occupy glass cases alongside photographs of his friends.
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The new album's tracks also occupy almost the entire top 20 of Spotify's Top 200 chart.
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To occupy a moderate lane that far-left progressives had abandoned over the past few years?
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Once I left my MacBook behind in a Subway restaurant during the Occupy Wall Street protests.
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You have to constantly prove yourself as a worthy person to be here and occupy space.
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This may seem like an exceptional position to occupy within the larger scheme of American culture.
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Women occupy fewer than 20% of chef positions, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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A member of the Occupy Wall Street movement gets a shave in Zuccotti Park on Oct.
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His was not an easy position to occupy; he didn't fit any established art historical narrative.
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Sometimes he inflated the number of his employees, by having friends occupy desks in the office.
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The headquarters of the Federal Trade Commission occupy a monumental building on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Washington.
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LGBTQ people are encouraged to attend, but they cannot occupy roles of leadership in the church.
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Two men forcibly remove her from her seat because one person can't occupy an entire booth.
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Their eerie gaze is directed elsewhere, focused neither on the woman nor the space they occupy.
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But he can make it extremely uncomfortable to occupy that position," he said on "Power Lunch.
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In fact, almost the entire American public does better economically when Democrats occupy the Oval Office.
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Voters, not prosecutors, will ultimately decide whether Mr Trump is fit to occupy the White House.
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In Westworld Mobile, players run the titular theme park and create new hosts to occupy it.
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Those who were politically baptised during the Occupy movement will be around longer than he will.
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Increasingly, though, PC users occupy a space left (or right) of center in the computing world.
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How challenging was it to occupy Rick's headspace in the midst of such a dark episode?
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To train a camera on the world is to occupy a very strange position of power.
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However, the Globes and the Oscars occupy very different places within the landscape of awards season.
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In Libya, the U.S. intervened and did not occupy, and the result was a costly disaster.
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Among the later arrivals will be young activist collectives like Occupy Museums and Not an Alternative.
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The rally sparked the two-month long Occupy Central demonstrations, also known as the Umbrella Movement.
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Forests now occupy a third of America's land, having grown by 2% in the past decade.
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Men occupy four-fifths of its directly technology-related roles, according to the firm (see chart).
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So it can be helpful to try to occupy your mind with something else, Stewart says.
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After Occupy Wall Street I wanted a place to hold space for these feelings and ideas.
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We need to occupy every ICE office until those kids are back with their parents, period.
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In their place, service sector jobs have come to occupy the heart of the American economy.
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They have been paid to do a little tap dance to occupy you while Rome burns.
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In fact, all of the random guys who now occupy my Instagram followers are flakey dudes.
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Russia basically now occupies the role that China was supposed to occupy in the Trump administration.
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In March, Hong Kong police arrested nine activists including a few leaders of the Occupy movement.
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Now, mostly foreign fighters and their families occupy the nicer homes and apartments, the women explain.
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If we're honest with ourselves, tech is just another way to occupy our time and minds.
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The farms and mines haven't gone anywhere, but the cities no longer occupy a single hex.
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Outside, ATVs commanded by preteen boys in cowboy hats occupy parking spaces beside full-sized pickups.
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Dalits, who are often referred to as untouchables, occupy the lowest rung on India's caste system.
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That could prove useful in designing drugs or optimizing chemical processes — problems that currently occupy supercomputers.
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The DSA also credits movements like Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter for their membership.
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Without the Occupy movement, the debate about income inequality in America would be much less prominent.
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In his 80s he took part in Occupy Wall Street and marched against war in Iraq.
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In their hybridity they are incalculable, and in their incalculability they shush the room they occupy.
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I started to imagine what a space would look like that could occupy this blind spot.
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On the new laptops, however, charging the phone requires that it occupy all of the trackpad.
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The truth is, we don't need to occupy any of them to keep us safe here.
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Why should cave men be allowed to occupy space in the mind of a super woman?
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Her novel, titled "Occupy," portrays "obscene sexual behavior between males," according to a description from police.
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Inside the can is something floating—that's the brain, and it doesn't occupy all the space.
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That same New York statute has been applied against the Occupy protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks.
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Hundreds of people came to "welcome" Trump back from Helsinki during the "Occupy Lafayette Park" protests.
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By the time they were evicted, Occupy had spread to more than nine hundred cities worldwide.
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So, the starting point is a federal government that will continue to occupy the accreditation space.
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Even alive, lawns occupy a state of eerie, suspended animation, bereft of seeding and grass flowers.
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Recent protests differ from the Occupy Central movement in 2014, said Fraser Howie, an independent analyst.
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Kristi Noem is running to become the first woman to occupy the South Dakota governor's mansion.
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The Post has been blocked before, including during Hong Kong's pro-democracy "Occupy" protests in 2014.
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It's time for Democrats to base their policies on sentiments of the country we occupy today.
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Farms and ranches occupy more than 39 million acres, almost 90% of North Dakota's land area.
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Today, seven churches openly occupy a large plot donated by the government in a Doha suburb.
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It continues to illegally occupy territory in Europe, where America has significant economic and security interests.
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The RSF now occupy Khartoum, and their relationship with the regular Sudanese military is not stable.
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But officials didn't give a deadline for the eviction order of the Occupy ICE PDX demonstrators.
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Anti-abortion advocates also occupy top ranks at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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""We are exposed to risks associated with the development and construction of the spaces we occupy.
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Splitsville Luxury Lanes will occupy a 17,000-square-foot space in the basement of the condo.
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But he also needed a goal — something not just to occupy him but to motivate him.
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A travel agency/check-cashing outlet and a nail and hair salon occupy the ground floor.
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The war would go on and the Islamic State would still occupy parts of the country.
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The developers sought out food entrepreneurs representing the latest in Chicago dining to occupy the space.
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The same might be said for "Pop Renaissance" (2013), whose multiple panels occupy an entire gallery.
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"At best, digital currencies may eventually occupy some middle ground as a niche product," he said.
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He argues to ignore the right, using the headlines they would occupy for leftist creations instead.
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I've been lucky enough to occupy staff writing jobs for most of my ten-year career.
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He said he had been following Occupy Museums for a while and decided to get involved.
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"We don't share those kind of details," he says, as we temporarily occupy more formulaic ground.
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This allowed for a much larger diameter because displaced ice could occupy the snarg's open core.
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Officers moved in on the encampment of Occupy ICE PDX demonstrators at about 5:30 a.m.
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The problem, as I see it, is that these groups just don't occupy the same worlds.
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Occupy got him on Facebook, but it was the 1003 election that showed him its potential.
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Like those artists, Ms. Corse was interested in how columns can occupy space, like human bodies.
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Charter schools are publicly funded but privately operated, and many occupy space in public school buildings.
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I'm exhausted — and bored — by the psychodramas that occupy an unnaturally large part of our attention.
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So you had Occupy Wall Street, which was a furious demonstration in response to economic inequality.
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A new library there will occupy part of an apartment tower that is now being built.
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That means we are beginning to occupy the entertainment space more than we ever were before.
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In Brazil's fractious Congress, they occupy more than 200 seats out of a total of 513.
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Moreno Figueroa said that darker skin tones cannot consistently occupy the space of racial privilege — whiteness.
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In protest, Democrats vowed to "occupy" the floor until Republicans allowed a vote on the bill.
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Muslims occupy another 10 percent and are considered a distinct ethnicity even though many speak Tamil.
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These formal innovations were singular, which in today's market is often a beneficial role to occupy.
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Theodore Roosevelt, one in a long line of oversize personalities — and egos — to occupy that post.
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Being stuck in space allows those who control time to move forward and occupy our space.
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According to the World Economic Forum, women occupy just 7 percent of managerial roles in Egypt.
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They work in places that are predominantly white, and occupy social spaces that are predominantly Chinese.
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This research provides a fuller picture of the racialized environments we occupy, from day to night.
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The euro crisis, Occupy Wall Street and the international conflict over migration all played a role.
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Which is good, because the demons, who occupy Southwest England have been up to no good.
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Less than a decade from their origins, the Tea Party and Occupy already seem like anachronisms.
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The marshes occupy most of the northwest of the peninsula, which is to say your heel.
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Over all, breweries, usually with tap rooms, occupy about 225,000 square feet in the Minneapolis-St.
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This was the spirit that first animated the Rolling Jubilee, an offshoot of Occupy Wall Street.
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If more than two people regularly occupy the room, add 2300 BTUs for each additional person.
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Yet for all that, he finds himself rethinking his advice to Occupy protesters to remain moderate.
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That will not be possible if each one continues to occupy himself with his own affairs.
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In Germany's federal states too, where Greens occupy pivotal ministries, they've pushed through progressive environmental laws.
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She was the first woman, first African-American and first Indian-American to occupy the position.
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This was something the Occupy movement failed to do; it never tried to win anything winnable.
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The 2011 Occupy Wall Street movement mobilized masses in the world's financial heart in New York.
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Nineteen groups of artists now occupy the space, including Chudomir Dragnev and his metalworks studio, Looneytools.
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Indeed, one of Extinction Rebellion's first actions, last October, was to occupy Greenpeace's offices in London.
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This is an 11-acre development, 580,000 square feet of office space that Uber will occupy.
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And, the streaming site is giving you so many options to occupy your three-day weekend.
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"Now it's up to civil society to occupy the spaces that we created today," he added.
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In theory, Biden and Sanders occupy separate "lanes," to use the parlance of the operative class.
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But according to the Washington Business Journal, the store is expected to occupy 20163,041 square feet.
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The agency will occupy the 6,250-square-foot ground floor, which was previously an artist's space.
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In the team factories, growing numbers of women occupy roles in aerodynamics, composites and vehicle dynamics.
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But HSBC, a big bank, will occupy 210,222 desks in WeWork's new 212,21-desk London branch.
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Please do not occupy every minute of your day or you will be spent 😩 🤯. . .
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I'm a fidgety person and need something to occupy my brain or else I get antsy.
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I occupy my life thinking about myself as a doctor, husband, father, son, friend and neighbor.
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Republicans occupy the governor's mansion in 16 of the top 20 states for coal-fired generation.
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If, as the title suggests, they occupy two zones, we might ask: What do they mean.
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Whatever political power conservatives hold, progressives occupy the cultural high ground, and they strike without mercy.
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Sadly, although increasing, women occupy only 19.8 percent of Congress, and 39.2 percent of management positions.
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She got pregnant at the end of 2011, while living in a tent in Occupy Boston.
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So this is Carrère's idea of nonfiction: to occupy your own position as fully as possible.
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But to date, neither Ms. Abrams nor Mr. Kemp has rushed to occupy that political space.
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A French designer of men's custom shirts and an Italian tile store occupy the ground floor.
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According to Hardwick, the show increasingly began to occupy an ungainly spot in the network's lineup.
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Yet despite the work's complex composition, all these elements seem to occupy the same flat plane.
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"The spaces you occupy talk back to you about the time you live in," says Burrichter.
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And to not crash into each other and to, you know, occupy the lanes more efficiently.
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