Through the organization&aposs website , families can search for a drop-off site nearby, and interested local businesses can register to be a drop-off site.
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It told workers to stop wearing Pemex uniforms off site.
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Under the deal, they will be moved off site eventually.
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FAL collection materials that have already been moved off-site can be retrieved within three business days and, he suggested in a statement, many more off-site items can be made easily accessible through digitization.
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Tarte just announced a 25% off site-wide sale on everything.
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Len and Sarah are prepping for Sarah's off-site temple event.
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They gave him special permission to document the closed-off site.
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She has resorted to sleeping off-site from her own property.
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Recently, I attended an off-site event connected to my job.
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They rented a storage unit off-site, mostly for Christmas paraphernalia.
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We had gone off-site at a gallery called Exit Art.
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El Museo has scheduled two off-site exhibitions during the renovations.
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The first is to send their waste to off-site facilities.
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Instigate off-site gatherings, even in the middle of the day.
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Alexandra Wilson-Elizondo of MacKay Shields: Have an off-site with yourself.
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Check here for complete event listings, as some events are off-site.
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Nor does it include work that is outsourced to off-site contractors.
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The Low-Res MFA consists of both on- and off-site learning.
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Still, he and his collaborators will continue monitoring this die-off site.
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The boat was being examined off site by state and federal investigators.
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He asked the team to gather, off site, to discuss the survey's results.
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Artfully Walls 25% off site-wide with code SUMMER2017 (May 25- May 29).
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While working presses were in the basement, the paper was printed off-site.
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We do accept off-site clients within a certain radius of the studio.
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Instead, the UI pieces were hosted off-site — on Twitter accounts, for example.
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The vast majority of our views across our properties are now off-site.
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How are you making money from those views that are happening off site?
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In Hamburg, Germany, trucks deliver containers full of packages to a drop-off site.
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Due to the inconvenience, Phish will be providing off-site parking and free shuttles.
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"It remains a huge source of contamination that can continue to migrate off site."
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ArtSugar:This contemporary art retailer will be offering 7583% off site-wide from 7573 a.m.
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Kris Nations – 40 percent off site-wide using the code LABOR40, through September 5.
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And so as Pixite's on-site off-site begins, Kaneko leads with grim news.
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US Capitol Police are working to ensure that secure communications can continue off-site.
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US Capitol Police are working to ensure that secure communications can continue off-site.
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Remember, your to-do list should be an off-site backup for your brain.
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Mr. Pellicano: When did Mr. Pellicano tell you that he stored information off site?
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He rehearsed about five times off-site to keep it a secret, he said.
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State-licensed small brewers are allowed to open up to three off-site tap rooms.
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Gold & Gray Jewelry: 25 percent off site-wide (with promo code MEMORIAL25); through May 31.
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RISE Brewing Co:On National Coffee Day, customers can get 20% off site-wide on risebrewingco.
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In fact, based off-site, it isn't even officially acknowledged or endorsed by the festival.
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And this Black Friday it will be offering up to 270 percent off site-wide.
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Right now, Facebook connects buyers and sellers, but the actual transactions still happen off site.
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Customers know to look here for sex, and the sex workers take clients off-site.
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Save often, save again, and move your important data to a secure, off-site location.
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One instance occurred at the office, while another happened at an off-site company event.
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Shipping companies often make these transfers at off-site warehouses — wasting more time and money.
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On Coinbase, setup the Coinbase Vault and two-factor authentication for any sends off-site.
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And what if that information is stored on an off-site server, rather than locally?
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans are opting to work off-site or quarantine at home.
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Presented by New York Live Arts off-site at the Collapsable Hole in Manhattan, Nov.
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Walmart has set up an off-site location where employees can go and get counseling.
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Yet some incidents of raucous behavior at off-site retreats have led employees to complain.
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She then checks back in with the off-site supervisor when the session is over.
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My employer holds an annual off-site week of meetings, training, and evening social gatherings.
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The museum has set up an off-site pop-up of fossils discovered in the Antarctic.
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The only real way to prevent that from happening is real-time off-site encrypted backups.
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Perry told CNN affiliate KTVT that the flooding was caused by an off-site drainage issue.
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Sunday/Monday:This textile brand is offering 15% off site-wide from August 31 through September 3.
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Apparently "all the core team members" are joining Nativo, as is an off-site engineering team.
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Aides are expected to temporarily work off-site in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building next door.
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The lip balm — 500 tins of it — was held in the museum's off-site storage facility.
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Sotheby's marketing goes a step further, with some pieces photographed off-site in opulent period interiors.
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Alternatively, developers can seek vendors that prepare food off site to simplify operations and minimize costs.
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I do exactly the same kind of work that some of the off site personnel do.
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Doctors were required to call an off-site nurse to ask permission to admit a patient.
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In other ways, however, technology is intentionally concealed at MarketAxess — or it is moved off site.
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It can be undertaken with great deliberation, in regularly scheduled planning meetings and off-site conferences.
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All mail destined for CNN's US offices is now being screened first at off-site facilities.
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Meals would be prepared off-site or come from the large catering kitchen, which is downstairs.
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Off-site events include a hands-on conservation demonstration at the James Tellen Woodland Sculpture Garden.
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The Activation: During the day, Fluxx was transformed into Crunchyroll HQ, the company's first off-site activation.
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"The studio makes a beautiful venue for off site meetings and other gatherings," says founder Eli Winkelman.
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Snow Monkey:This vegan ice cream brand is offering 25% off site-wide on National Ice Cream Day.
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BuzzFeed declined to disclose the percentage of its revenue that occurs off-site on platforms like Facebook.
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Moving some of them off site was one of the more contentious aspects of the previous plan.
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"Unknown Artist (Brown?)" read the inventory after the piece was moved to off-site storage in 1998.
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The 0.04-acre property has no parking area, but a single parking space is available off-site.
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Fans with off-site accommodations and shuttles purchased through the festival will be contacted directly with updates.
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Mr. Singhal left Google after an employee said he had groped her at an off-site event.
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"Mayoral V.I.P. flight to off site LZ at Hunters Point Queens," reads the log for the trip.
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Would Vice-President-elect Pence be able to arrange for a demonstration at an off-site location?
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Or: "secret society" + "off-site meetings" + five months of missing texts = Watergate 2: Now with more corruption!
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He was never kicked off site by anyone and worked continuously on the rescue for the full duration.
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And hotels have been eager to accommodate companies' increased willingness to reward hard work with off-site getaways.
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The party was off-site, and we (losing nominees and our plus-ones) were taken there in buses.
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Mr. McPartland often runs investigations from an off-site location along a strip of office buildings in Hauppauge.
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They can use more recycled steel and can be prefabricated in off-site factories, greatly reducing lorry journeys.
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More often, these are encountered off-site, where noise conditions and crowd dynamics are dangerously unpredictable and volatile.
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Cheyne has moved investor relations and marketing applications to an off-site location dedicated solely to their firm.
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Several years ago, at Google, we had to fill out a personality questionnaire for a team off-site.
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Katerra, the SoftBank-backed off-site construction company, is one of the more prominent startups in this area.
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"The secret society — we have an informant talking about a group holding secret meetings off-site," Johnson said.
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The Kohler Art Library's holdings would eventually be reduced by 50%, with the other half moved off-site.
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About 10,500 people work at the park, which also contributes to the employment of another 5,100 off site.
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The Florida National Guard had been activated off-site, and a line of armored vehicles sat in reserve.
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Among the disturbing conclusions: possible radioactive waste has in fact been found "off site" in the nearby foliage.
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Wendy's biscuits and rectangular croissants will be made off-site at bakeries to avoid bogging down restaurant operations.
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During her junior year, her parents began sponsoring dances off-site after the banquet, a tradition that continues.
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The PromoteIQ platform is meant to help retailers run digital marketing campaigns from brands on- and off-site.
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During our initial assessment there does not appear to be any off-site impact other than the noise.
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Food2100 The Deal: 20% off site-wide through Cyber Monday, plus Black Friday-only savings on select items.
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It is not just that more working Americans are working off-site; they're doing so more often, too.
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The secret society -- we have an informant talking about a group that was holding secret meetings off-site.
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The guards who were robbed were associated with the Los Alamos National Laboratory's Off-Site Radioactive Source Recovery Program.
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Allswell:This mattresses brand is having a 20% off site-wide sale starting August 27 and running through September 5.
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Glass, it turns out, enables off-site specialists to reliably and accurately observe and diagnose patients in real-time.
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Years ago when companies began moving sensitive information to the cloud, there was paranoia about storing data off site.
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Plus, there's an off-site bar (the OSB) with its own small menu and cheap drinks ($2 PBR, FTW).
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Zucker noted that all mail is currently being screened off-site, so the offices were not in imminent danger.
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It's also expanding its enforcement of hateful conduct and harassment to include those actions that take place off-site.
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But that's no help to Al, who's still no closer to receiving that off-site haircut he was promised.
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Much of that resource is now conveniently stored "off site," which I believe is a synonym for New Jersey.
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Some was held off site for years, and others were more recently moved to a site underneath Bryant Park.
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She offers six different kinds of sessions for her clients, including family sessions, premarital counseling, and off-site sessions.
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Passengers with symptoms such as high fever may undergo additional screening, and even off-site monitoring at specialized facilities.
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Tickets are exceedingly hard to come by and no off-site or online purchase of official souvenirs is available.
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Surprisingly, the social media titan Facebook is planning to hold meetings off-site from the show floor at CES.
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And you know, again, that Strzok and Page calling it a certain term, I'm just saying, off-site meetings.
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For example, some were told they would be taken to off-site medical professionals but never were, she said.
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Those digital twins incorporate all the data from their real counterparts, allowing technicians to examine them virtually, off-site.
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" Pressed by the Fox anchor on his claim about off-site meetings of this "secret society," Johnson said this: "I, you know, I have heard, you know, from somebody who has talked to our committee, that there -- there is a group of individuals in the FBI that was holding secret, off-site meetings.
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Officials for U.S. Central Command told Fox News that the trash is collected by a contractor and taken off-site.
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The label information included in the profile will also appear elsewhere on Twitter, even when tweets are embedded off-site.
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That sort of feature is overkill in the home setting, but makes sense off-site in, say, a construction site.
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Sometimes they are at the same venue as other events, but often they're on different days at off-site locations.
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Tracktion is offering 2196 percent off site-wide, including its Waveform and T21149 DAWs, and synths like Waverazor and Retromod.
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But some of the most compelling work happens off-site, in various campus labs, where researchers take samples for testing.
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But for now, marijuana companies are being forced to exhibit off-site at CES, against the will of the organizers.
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At the scene, men in Red Cross jackets picked through the cordoned-off site, putting items in black paper bags.
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Be prepared to show your commitment by meeting on site and off site, outside weekday work hours and on weekends.
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Their warehouse and drop off site in Gowanus, Brooklyn, reportedly accepted over one million pounds of e-waste in 2015.
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Normally, Starbucks' food selections are prepped and packaged off-site and delivered to stores weekly, with many items arriving frozen.
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The staff event will be off-site from the Mansion, and is separate from the final tribute party to Hefner.
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They moved all their delivery prep off-site, to a large building in the Warehouse District of Downtown Los Angeles.
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Maybe you think you can't file a report or a claim because you were complicit somehow by being off site.
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Twice, he found reprieve in a cat café: the food was prepared off-site, and the felines calmed his nerves.
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Sonny Perdue is tonight's designated survivor — he'll be at an off-site location watching tonight's State of the Union address.
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All mail is screened off-site, so this did not cause disruption or evacuation of the embassy, according to officials.
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Inmates in the state can't receive any mail; it all goes off-site and returns to the recipient as a scan.
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In celebration of its five-year birthday, the luxe bedding and bath destination is offering 20% off site-wide on everything.
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Apple has never hosted Infowars on Apple Podcasts or iTunes, but its search engine included off-site listings for the podcast.
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I see what you guys mean about those off-site conversations being even more impactful, especially when you're in the minority.
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In addition to the wide variety of booths filling MOCA Geffen, events include book signings, talks, performances, and off-site programming.
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A series of off site programs, the events celebrate the rich history of New York and explore votive practice across cultures.
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Tesla also talked up its "Rangers," mobile service that sends mechanics to the customers' home to repair their cars off-site.
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Before the off-site, I struggled to explain why my distaste for being a manager didn't reflect a lack of ambition.
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Air monitoring has been conducted by Pasadena Refining and Harris County Pollution Control, with no indications of any off-site impacts.
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Kurz is also critical of European Union refugee quotas, favoring instead tougher external border security and off-site refugee detention centers.
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Off-site impacts would likely be limited, given the tunnels' location near the center of the 586-square-mile Hanford site.
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That seems counter to the current trend which sees users taking their opinions off-site to places like Facebook and Twitter.
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Schedule off-site meetings at either the beginning or end of the day to give attendees a break from the usual.
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A team of about 20 people worked off-site at the castle for two days while security issues were worked out.
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In previous years, several sculptures were placed in the Petit Palais's interior garden as part of the fair's "off-site" program.
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"Since Christine and I both liked her style beforehand, it was a natural fit," she says of the spin-off site.
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Several weeks ago, we had an off-site, where we talked about strategy and where we also talked about the election.
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New York Live Arts presents "Skybox," Mr. Dundervill's latest dance installation at the off-site location of Pioneer Works in Brooklyn.
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These days, those chains have to quickly figure out ways to ramp up off-site orders while keeping their companies afloat.
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With the blessing of the landmarks commission, the developers had the room dismantled and the pieces sent off-site for refurbishment.
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Guests can also rent bikes, skateboards and electric scooters for roughly $12 per day; off-site car parking is $25 daily.
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Building Pathways organizes on and off-site networking events for women in the trades and those looking for a way in.
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Spivack reached out to the Honolulu Museum of Art for guidance, which is designating the project an official off-site installation.
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The person described Zaffino as always "on," coaching his deputies during short car trips between events at off-site management meetings.
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Plus, off-site work enables businesses to save money on real estate and hire talented people who live in far-flung locations.
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As the sheets would be added to their substrates off-site, there would, Mr Kupczunas points out, be no additional installation costs.
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And Facebook doesn't yet pull in the missing phone numbers or emails from off-site sources, like official government websites, for example.
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" Peduzzi noted that "many hotel employees have already been redeployed to other hotel properties or continue to work in off-site locations.
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That number doesn't include staff at Microsoft, off-site contractors, and other studios commissioned to work on different parts of the game.
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Earlier this year, Deliveroo even began experimenting with off-site kitchens for restaurants, allowing them to better serve London's scattered residential areas.
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And while it's an extreme example, WeWork isn't the only tech startup to plan such a lavish off-site retreat for employees.
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And there are parties all day and all night, on and off site, large and small, hosted by countries, companies and banks.
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In fact, when the correct policies and procedures are not created to support off-site employees, terrible consequences are likely to occur.
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The new manager excluded her from certain communications and off-site meetings for managers, despite her new position, according to the memo.
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But the off-site crowds might have enjoyed a more rollicking, street-fair experience, — while still hearing Ms. Gosfield's imaginative score clearly.
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Neither he nor House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are interested in pursuing the possibility of having lawmakers vote from off-site, Hoyer said.
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The off-site exhibition "Spanish Costumes: Darkness and Light" will accentuate the diversity across late 18th- to early 20th-century Spanish provinces.
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I have never to my knowledge visited their site prior to investigating why they should appear on my Off Site Activity list.
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The group's head of security, a man known as Booda Bear, had been out of touch since driving off-site hours earlier.
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As a result of Wednesday's package, all mail destined for CNN's US offices is now being screened first at off-site facilities.
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Many offer discounts for home alarm systems, home safes and even for keeping some valuables in an off-site safety deposit box.
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"The Congress has not been given this information, these documents, and that's the problem," Nunes told CNN, explaining his off site work.
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One of the most popular music streaming services worldwide, Spotify has something to show off at CES 2020 through off-site meetings.
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Johnson confirmed to CNN Wednesday he spoke to an informant who told him about the "off-site" meetings FBI managers were holding.
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They're also quick to stop us working in clients' cars—we're supposed to do that "off-site," at their place or something.
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Some of the widest discrepancies were with students who chose to take the test off-site, where they would not be recognized.
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Clinton was the target of one of the bombs sent this week, which was intercepted during a routine off-site mail screening.
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Insalaco said the chef may start by dining at one of the restaurants with his business partner or holding off-site staff meetings.
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People can also embed these Stories on third-party websites or blogs, similar to how tweets and Facebook posts are embeddable off-site.
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Gallery Without Walls: Ex Voto NYC is a series of off site programs designed to activate votive sites in New York's five boroughs.
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This off site programing comes in conjunction with Bard Graduate Center's current exhibition titled Agents of Faith: Votive Objects in Time and Place.
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There is a light breakfast at the off-site meeting, which means I will probably drink way too much coffee and eat fruit.
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The CIA is going to gather all the agents its training for Moscow in a private home for an off-site class party?
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The technology also results in more efficient maintenance services by letting contractors access off-site properties through virtual reality and identify consumer complaints.
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This service could be particularly useful to impress a client, throw an office party, get lunch together during an off-site and more.
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You might secure those originals in a fireproof, watertight safe in your home, or off-site in a safe deposit box, said Wright.
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Sending rework off-site to shops near a factory can help a car company avoid the wait and cost associated with overseas shipping.
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Usually, with prefab or mobile homes, units are manufactured in an off-site factory and then shipped to their final location, Loomis said.
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Allison has already purchased another 2,500-square-foot facility, and he plans to expand into packaging cans and kegs and selling off-site.
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Government contractors can cover anything from outsourced services for agencies, such as cafeteria service at federal office buildings, to major off-site projects.
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At the Whitney, he will bring this project to the Lower Manhattan Arts Academy on Grand Street, the biennial's only off-site installation.
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And for companies anxious about sending their data off-site for analysis, Matroid will allow its algorithms to run locally for a fee.
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Last May, THUMP visited Durham, North Carolina for Moogfest, a cutting-edge festival featuring a mix of brilliant programming and off-site events.
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They're creating inventive designer homes and floating resorts, and even floating cities that can be prefabricated off site and simply floated into place.
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"Offices are putting together emergency telework plans ... and assessing IT needs, and encouraging off site meetings or phone calls," said a third staffer.
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RiskIQ recommends, whenever possible, consumers use off-site mechanisms to pay for website goods — like Apple Pay, PayPal or other established trustworthy systems.
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My supervisor is off-site but nearby, so I ask her to please bring me a sandwich to get me through the day!
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It's important to me that, emotionally, the average American understands that Elliot needs to somehow destroy something at an off-site tape facility.
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Yet despite such safeguards, the gym experienced an off-site incident a few years ago involving a coach's sexual misconduct with a student.
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And the same goes for off-site conditions: You should tell prospective buyers if your municipal sewer system is prone to backing up.
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Meanwhile, Beyond Nokia (and a spin-off site called 'Nokia People') continues on its mission to connect ex-Nokians and the broader Nokia family.
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And earlier this month, the company brought puppets on roller skates to the famed Moonlight Rollerway in Glendale for an off-site road show.
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When Obama gave his State of the Union addresses, Fugate was always off-site with the so-called designated survivor and other senior leaders.
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Wahaca later reopened five outlets, carrying out "anti-viral deep cleaning" and ensuring ill staff members remained off-site for at least 48 hours.
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Schools which arrange alternative off-site teaching for unruly pupils often choose it on the basis of price rather than quality, notes one insider.
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Replacement includes relocation to less convenient spots, reduced size and staff, and with the bulk of back-office work consolidated at off-site centers.
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For a limited time, you can enjoy 30% off site-wide with code mash30 products over $20 plus free shipping with the code Mash25.
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They requested a detailed estimate for the off-site facility, and expressed a preference for obtaining records in digital format to reduce storage needs.
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If that does not work, then simply delete the encrypted files and load a fresh copy of them from back-ups stored off-site.
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So for now, the records reside in Box 214 of the Phelps Stokes Fund collection in the Schomburg's temperature-controlled, off-site storage facility.
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WATER MILL "Radical Seafaring," two-dimensional works, sculptural objects, vessels, models, film and video, off-site commissions and boat trips on East End waterways.
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Visitors will be shuttled to the museum from an off-site parking location, and guests who hold tickets for seven other dates from Oct.
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Under British law, Pret is not required to label food items individually because they are put together on the premises rather than off-site.
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For a bit more, they can get extra certificates or be married off-site, say, on the beach or at the town's medieval castle.
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Then, to avoid him altogether after she formally complained, she accepted an offer to work in an administrative role for the restaurant off-site.
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Advances in technology make this option much more affordable than in the past, and even more cost effective and safe than off-site sterilization.
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If you've always wanted to work off-site, when things go back to normal, you could ask your boss about continuing to do so.
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Until Powder Mountain's village is built, skier lodging for both ski resorts consists primarily of off-site condos and a few bed-and-breakfasts.
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In 2012, the workers who said they felt most engaged while working remotely were those who spent the least amount of time off-site.
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With more than 20 fairs, countless parties and several off-site installations to explore, Miami Art Week is not for the faint of heart.
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You can listen to it with a MoMA audio guide device, on- or off-site via MoMA's website, or through the museum's mobile app.
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SAG-AFTRA spokeswoman Pamela Greenwalt declined to comment on the Oreskes case specifically, but said generally that the NPR contract would apply off-site.
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On June 14, 2016, four researchers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory were preparing to ship a waist-high, ape-like robot named RoboSimian off-site.
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The FAA order allows for special flight permits for testing and other scenarios, so Boeing could use this provision to fly its planes off-site.
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Facebook made its first massive privacy mistake in 2007 with Beacon, which quietly relayed your off-site e-commerce and web activity to your friends.
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A wildly popular dish at the Westside Drive In , the restaurant now sells the novelty off-site from their traveling Idaho Ice Cream Potato Trailer.
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Artifact Uprising:With the promo code "LABORDAY" customers can get 15% off site-wide when they spend $150 or more on the custom photo gift website.
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"The kids are taken swimming three times a week, an off-site field trip once a week, and plenty of other activities," one worker said.
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Facebook's platform and its off-site advertising network allow other sites and apps to access users' Facebook data even when users aren't on Facebook itself.
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Since then, off-site, Block9 have worked on projects from Lana Del Rey's stage to the production design for Gorillaz' Demon Dayz festival in Margate.
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Google Analytics tells website owners how much each of their pages is being visited, while the GStatic service stores content off-site for faster loading.
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Best-case scenario, it's a three-day hike north through the desert to a pre-arranged drop-off site on the American side, Juan says.
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Ma led his company's leadership committee on a two-day hike through the Gobi Desert for their off-site retreat last year, according to Bloomberg.
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Finding and reaching an off-site early-voting station is unduly burdensome and not equal in treatment to stations that are permitted in rural areas.
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She said structural flaws in buildings had contributed to the decay and reconfirmed that those who moved out would be offered temporary accommodation off-site.
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Despite the show's monumentalizing size, supplemented by an off-site display of the enormous multipanel painting called "Shadows," it's a human-scale Warhol we see.
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Congress added language that allowed coffee shops to deduct a percentage of every cup sold if it was made with beans they roasted off site.
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A spokeswoman for Tucson, which had also applied, said, "We are in an all-day off-site meeting," adding that she could not be interviewed.
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These systems send video footage to electronic encoders at security monitoring centers — either in apartment buildings or off-site locations run by a security firm.
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In previous years, students and faculty of color would leave Evergreen for a day and hold off-site workshops while white students stayed on campus.
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That takes care of the nights; the days feature off-site programming at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and Oxford University Press.jackny.
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Instead, we are under continuous video surveillance, so we receive guidance from off-site supervisors through a text system on our devices while we work.
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About two dozen of the 45 sharks that will be on exhibit are in a temporary display tank, and the others are kept off site.
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Further west, in Chicago, as the East Liverpool case was reaching its height, another monitor showed a low level of manganese migrating from off-site.
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At the Barneys in Beverly Hills, you can't buy actual weed—though a "concierge" is on hand to arrange for off-site sales and deliveries.
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I can confirm that there is no evidence the data that was encrypted [by the ransomware] was copied or moved off site at any time.
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Origami Logic, a marketing analytics start-up, held its annual off-site meeting for salespeople last month at a rustic coastal lodge near Santa Cruz, Calif.
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The bank will also rely more on an off-site monitoring mechanism and reduce its dependence on physical inspection and audit to identify risks, it added.
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While organic growing methods are employed in these high-tech greenhouses, the necessary inputs for fertilizer, weed suppression, and pest control are still produced off site.
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Jaeger was accused of flaunting sexual relationships with students, using uncomfortable sexual innuendo and holding off-site lab retreats that featured hot tubs and illegal drugs.
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Moving data off-site to cloud providers may be physically safer than storing servers in an office in Mayfair and may even provide security in anonymity.
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Last May, THUMP took a ride down to Durham, North Carolina for Moogfest, a cutting-edge festival that features brilliant programming, off-site events, and more.
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Some of the in-situ and off-site development will be done by private firms and charities such as Habitat and the Philipines-based Gawad Kalinga.
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Ultimately, they decided to place the work in a locked safe—and later, an off-site storage locker which caters to the high end art world.
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Earlier this week, Ford asked all salaried employees — except those performing business-critical roles that can't be done off site — to work remotely until further notice.
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Mr. Nédélec developed it and other essential pieces of off-site catering stagecraft when he was the banquet chef at the Plaza Hotel in the 1960s.
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She joined the Bronx Museum in 1985, becoming curator of off-site galleries and starting a museum program to make art more accessible to the public.
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In my early 20s I was at Oracle and took part in an off-site management meeting in what was a formative moment in my career.
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Earlier this week, Ford asked all salaried employees — except those performing business critical roles that can't be done off site —to work remotely until further notice.
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"Sometimes it can be helpful for a bride or groom to have their therapist join for a particular appointment," Bejar told Insider of off-site appointments.
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Resin platforms, cast off-site in large rectangular sections and then joined so they appear as a single sheet, cover the floor in place of carpets.
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Afterward, I try to find him in the place I assume he's at – the off-site car rental – so I start to get on a shuttle.
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Also, for safety, Sam checks in with an off-site supervisor, sharing where she is, who she is with, and what time she will be done.
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Limit payments to hospitals for outpatient visits Medicare currently pays more for a visit at a hospital off-site outpatient clinic than at a doctor's office.
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States could encourage the use of "medication units," which are associated with a treatment program but provide off-site medication at places more convenient for patients.
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Declaration also features off-site collaborations and performances, including a selection of performances at Richmond's Festival of the River on Brown's Island, June 8–10, 2018.
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Officials removed roughly 50,000 gallons of pentane, a flammable gas similar to lighter fluid used in power generation at the plant, to an off-site industrial park.
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That summer, Green led off-site demonstrations at the 2016 general conference of the AME Church in Philadelphia, which Hillary Clinton addressed weeks before she was nominated.
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And this is smart, as off-site growth could be a big market for Farfetch given that fashion brands already know how to talk with loyal customers.
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A recently court-upheld decision allows the fast food chain to ban customers that use their employee discount to purchase food from eating off-site, Inc. reported.
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Once a person in need claims a donation via the website, the app provides both parties with directions to a safe and secure public drop-off site.
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While some members of Congress are granted off-site security detail, the extent to which Capitol Police are present at events outside Capitol grounds is not clear.
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And there they sit in crowded rooms at call centers, or alone, working off-site behind their screens and facing cyber-reality, as it is being created.
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You don't have to wait for Black Friday to get great deals — PeopleShop is offering an anniversary special with 30 percent off site-wide (plus free shipping!).
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They also asked for help from Daniel's school district, which is supposed to cover a portion of the costs when students need long-term, off-site care.
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Behind the scenes: Senior White House communications official Mercedes Schlapp convened an off-site team-building and planning retreat last week for the White House comms team.
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Many of the removed materials now reside in an off-site location near UT's J.J. Pickle Research Campus or the Texas A&M joint library storage facility.
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It was performed by two federal surveyors who performed an on-site inspection, including observations of patient care, and Washington state staff who reviewed documents off-site.
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What if your job might be able to be performed off-site, but your company isn't helping enable you to work from home in this crucial time?
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At the time of the incident shortly after noon on Saturday, Mr. Trump was off-site, at the nearby Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.
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The stock exchange operator will temporarily allow traders at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange to trade off-site as a measure to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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Personal contact such as employees hugging is being discouraged by U.S. companies, who are also shelving conferences and testing technologies for the possibility of off-site relocations.
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IBM has helpfully broken down cloud computing into six different categories:Software as a service (SaaS): Cloud-based applications run on computers off site (or "in the cloud").
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During the construction, LACMA will be loaning works to other museums in the area, and off-site exhibitions will take place at the Charles White Elementary School.
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Along another path, the hackers chased people who work on cloud-based services, the off-site computer networks that enable collaborators to easily access and juggle data.
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Another package that appears identical to the others was sent to CNN's worldwide headquarters in Atlanta, but it was intercepted Monday at an off-site screening facility.
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And he said the Wynn Palace resort in particular faces "obstacles" on many sides currently from such things as light rail construction and other off-site challenges.
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Enterprise emailed a copy of its debit card policy, which includes restrictions that vary depending on whether the car is rented at an airport or off site.
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The mail is screened off site so it is unclear if this package was delivered some other way or if it made it through screening, said one official.
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Those plans include using an off-site location, limiting Hill staff and members who would be present and even disguising the individual's image and voice, sources told CNN.
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And while there was a security person provided for us at stadium events, at off-site events, which could draw hundreds of fans, we were on our own.
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Pryor noted that Atlassian sent a number of people to Trello's annual off-site meeting, where the acquisition was announced, including Cannon-Brookes, to field questions from employees.
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The first store will be medium-sized, offering 7,500 products and a restaurant able to seat more than 650 people, with a warehouse off-site for e-commerce.
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Sunday editor Alexander "Doc" Jones was escorted from the paper's offices after allegations surfaced that he forcibly kissed younger staffers at off-site meetings, according to the Post.
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While it's likely you're looking to venture off-site for a meal (you're in New York!), The Evelyn's food options are worth a trip in their own right.
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Ms. Garcia said residents' concerns about displacement were understandable given the turbulent history of public housing in other cities, where families moved off site, sometimes never to return.
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Besides location, what especially draws clients, Mr. Hedberg says, is the fact that since structures can be built off-site, on-site construction time is cut way down.
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The resort can also arrange spectacular off-site excursions like whale watching, ziplining, or sailing off to the nearby Marieta Islands, but these come with an additional fee.
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The Peters say the court is not even big enough to hold every pair and thousands of others are off-site in a secret, high-security storage unit.
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Though Facebook was encouraging publishers to use their player off-site, the goal is to get as many people watching Facebook shows on Facebook itself, multiple sources said.
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According to a 2018 study, an estimated 300 to 500 students who attend public universities in California seek out medication abortions each month at off-site health centers.
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For Sweetgreen, it means orders that can be prepared in an off-site basement kitchen, cutting down on real estate expense and delivered efficiently by a single courier.
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"On this basis, expeditious disengagement of border personnel at the face-off site at Doklam has been agreed to and is on-going," it said in a statement.
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Fragments of the plane had been taken to a hangar off-site to "reconstruct" it for the investigation, said Ali Abedzadeh, the head of Iran's Civil Aviation Authority.
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If you're off-site, you can enjoy time spent at your hotel or resort without catching a bus, taxi, or driving to the parks early in the morning.
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When businesses are open to alternative schedules and off-site work environments, it shows they aren't mired down in antiquated ideas of what today's workplace should look like.
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The Audemars project — a digital film made of tens of thousands of hand-carved woodblocks — used the work of more than 100 assistants, including students working off-site.
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The company is holding meetings off-site from the show floor, likely to show off updates and advancements to its streaming technology that users will enjoy in 2020.
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You may also have some risk to possessions kept outside your home, she said — say, in the basement of your apartment building or an off-site storage unit.
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This off-site event — located in Hollywood — offers a chance to see and go hands-on with many of the games EA will be announcing during its Saturday showcase.
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When someone who shouldn't be meeting with you wants to meet with you, they tend to suggest an off-site location: a restaurant downtown, or a nearby coffee shop.
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The news network added that it had implemented an off-site screening process last Wednesday, so there was no way the possible bomb would have reached CNN's Atlanta headquarters.
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A century-and-change later, the head of the Abbey decided that booze was "[interfering] with their true spiritual calling" and the beer-making facilities were moved off-site.
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Armstrong declined to disclose the revenue expectations for this year's show, but he did say that most of the conference sold out, including some of its off-site events.
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Read more: At a Google team off-site, we were asked to play a personality game that clearly revealed why it's so hard for women to reach the top4.
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"We can control what is traded on site but we cannot control what members do off-site and that is on their terms and is their responsibility," Six said.
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He once sent an email to employees lamenting his need to be celibate at a company off-site because employees shouldn't have sex with anybody in their reporting chain.
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In 2015, an employee said Mr. Singhal groped her at a boozy off-site event attended by dozens of colleagues, said three people who were briefed on the incident.
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The Louvre has long planned to build an off-site storage and conservation facility near its northern outpost in Lens in order to safeguard its collection from these risks.
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It calls for the expansion of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which would make all impacted workers (including contract workers who can't work off site) eligible for aid.
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When a (often off-site) recruiter sets up an interview, the only contact information you have is the recruiter's — not that of the person who is conducting the interview.
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Growing up in Baltimore, Claire Wayner and her family used to haul their egg cartons and foam packaging to a drop-off site that Dart supported in the city.
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"Conan" will still air four nights a week, but will shift its focus away from celebrity guests and toward stand-up sets from young comics and off-site segments.
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That includes all the junk stashed under the bed and items outside of your home, like bikes, strollers, garden equipment, and boxes in a basement or off-site storage.
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For my family of four, I've found such excursions can easily add hundreds of dollars for each activity, and that's before you factor in the required off-site transportation.
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The displays are built off-site in Woodside, Queens, and then disassembled and transported to the store's basement, said Roe Palermo, Lord & Taylor's divisional vice president of store visuals.
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The almost 250 new market-rate units may ultimately lead to gentrification in the area, and the 60 BMR units will be "off-site," away from the market-rate owners.
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Also, it could be harder to protect seaborne reactors -- opposed to their land-based counterparts -- from external threats such as the loss of off-site power or a terrorist attack.
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While other automakers packed the Javits Center for the New York International Auto Show, Automobili Pininfarina launched one of the week's most exciting car debuts at an off-site event.
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Zucker said that this latest package would not have reached the CNN Center directly as mail to CNN's domestic bureaus was being screened at off-site facilities since last week.
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Laing O'Rourke, one of Britain's biggest building firms, has pioneered "off-site" construction methods at a factory in Worksop, where parts of buildings are prefabricated and then assembled on site.
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Sometimes fake news lives inside of Facebook as photos and videos designed to propel misinformation campaigns, instead of off-site on news articles that can generate their own ad revenue.
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These consist of operating a high-speed vehicle system non-stop along a designated route, analyzing the test data at an off-site centralized location and subsequently verifying likely defects.
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In fact, the optimal engagement boost occurs when employees spend 60 to 80 percent of their time — or three to four days in a five-day workweek — working off-site.
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Long before its building was complete, for example, the museum staged exhibitions off-site, some on the fraught topics it would confront, such as Thomas Jefferson's deep involvement with slavery.
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This way, people would be saving their weekends for the fun stuff, while saving 80% of the time it would take to go to a conventional off-site dentist appointment.
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Cuts and scrapes are common enough on Survivor, but there was fear of the infection leading to longterm damage if it wasn't properly addressed at an off-site medical facility.
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Notably, none of the Mac Pros Apple showcased at an off-site demo used that GPU, which does not bode well for its performance compared to the other cards offered.
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She has pushed for more off-site performances and for the production of works with broader appeal, like Andrew Lloyd-Webber's "Sunset Boulevard," starring Glenn Close, which opens in April.
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This dreamy landscape, encompassing sky, architecture, and characters, dominates Heart Digger, the artist's debut UK solo show, currently at Camden Arts Centre and its off-site location at Cork Street.
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City Ballet reconsidered and fired them, saying that while their behavior had been "personal, off-hours and off-site," it had violated "the norms of conduct" that the company expects.
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The second off-site show, scheduled to run from April to June at the Longwood Arts Project, Hostos Community College in the Bronx, will explore the pattern and decoration movement.
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And, as with most tropical locations, the weather might not always cooperate with your plans, so it might be wise to wait until you arrive to plan off-site activities.
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Since brands like Revolve and Levi's started throwing off-site soirees, attendees seem to have called it quits on the fairgrounds, opting instead for Instagram photo opps at trendy pink hotels.
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Instead, the North Carolina-based company opted to create an off-site pop-up called the Moog Island Of Electronicus where it debuted its newest offering: an analog synth called Sirin.
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The package to Clinton was found late on Tuesday while the one addressed to Obama was recovered early on Wednesday, both during routine off-site mail screenings, the Secret Service said.
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If there isn't a ride hailing service in your area, you have 24 hours to bring the Barnacle, which folds up and fits in a trunk, to a drop-off site.
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Any mail that goes to the US Capitol complex, or to people under Secret Service protection, automatically gets screened at an off-site location before being routed to its final destination.
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If you're going with the free sites, choose carefully: Only some templates offer RSVP integrations, and their registry functions are basically links off-site (not a fully integrated shop, like Zola).
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The official is preparing to testify before Congress, and The Post reports that Democrats are weighing allowing the person to testify at a remote, off-site location away from Capitol Hill.
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Despite this feature, gas plants generally perform well, and many methods to improve their fuel security involve strengthening the reliability of off-site fuel networks, as opposed to on-site ones.
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"Air monitoring conducted by EPA (The United States Environmental Protection Agency) and TCEQ (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) both confirmed there was no negative off-site community impact," the company said.
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So basically in the video, host Derek Blasberg lures museumgoers into a cordoned-off area of the Whitney where they believe they'll be participating in a one-off, site-specific installation.
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It's actually a super-clever workaround that adds extravehicular redundancy to highly automated vehicles — kind of like an off-site backup for the sensory component of our future autonomous virtual drivers.
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To house the collection, which will move to France after the Hayses' deaths, the museum will carve out dedicated permanent gallery space and relocate a library off-site starting next year.
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In the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, the intelligence service was most feared for what became known as "ghost houses," off-site prisons and torture centers into which people disappeared, sometimes for months.
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As for the off-site, Johnson also admitted he had no idea what it was for or about, not that it prevented him from painting it in the most sinister colors.
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But that likely excludes the vast majority of warehouse workers who pack and ship all the packages Amazon handles every day, as most of their work can't be done off-site.
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The event is fashioned as an off-site exercise in legislative sausage-making, with Republican members of both congressional chambers talking agenda by day and indulging in occasional cocktails by nightfall.
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Mayor London Breed has committed $100 million to affordable "modular" housing, where parts of homes are built off site and transported to the city for quick assembly at a cheaper cost.
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During that time, and since then, a Code Blue has been firmly in place, meaning that no one could be turned away from a shelter, city hospital, or drop-off site.
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Our sources say several hotels are already interested in buying it and turning it into an off-site guest suite ... perfect for honeymooners or anyone who's just really into Florence Henderson.
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Instead, you'll want to buy a valuable articles policy that covers risks like forgery and fraud, accidental breakage, damage during shipping and transit, off-site storage, and cellar power outages, she says.
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The footage she preserved using YouTube's service, which was also embedded in an off-site analysis, was used by military prosecutors to support criminal offenses at the court martial of Chelsea Manning.
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"Mac and cheese is made off-site with our proprietary recipe developed by our chefs and using our sourced ingredients that meet our standards for our clean menu offerings," the spokesperson said.
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It ultimately decided that the most prudent way to take care of the problem and prevent further harm was to get the soil off site and send it to Anchorage for treatment.
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When Friedman was asked to come with business ideas to a 2014 off-site at Goldman President Gary Cohn's Hamptons, New York, home, he brought in Rajpal and shot for the moon.
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They don't protect or back up their databases off site, they don't train their employees to not open unknown emails, click on random links, or how to identify a social engineering attack.
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The just-announced E3 Coliseum is an off-site gathering that will host two full days of talks and panels on June 133 and 14, the first two days of the show.
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The government recruited the jobless, as well as German and Italian prisoners of war, to assemble more than 100,000 of the bungalows, built off-site and delivered ready-made to the plots.
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In the event of a mass shooting, a security official located off-site can use the access control to override the locks, shut the doors, and keep the shooter from entering classrooms.
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A majority of executives agree that the risk of a data breach is higher when an employee works remotely, yet few businesses have comprehensive off-site policies in place for those workers.
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She has unveiled plans for more off-site performances and for an emphasis on works with broader appeal, like Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Sunset Boulevard," starring Glenn Close, which opens in April.
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That came in addition to an assortment of off-site afterparties and DJ sets held within the depths of glaciers and on the shores of idyllic lagoons just minutes outside the city.
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These reactors are expected to reduce energy costs thanks to designs that can be fabricated in a warehouse off-site, transported on a semi-truck, and delivered ready for on-site installation.
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Roughly two-thirds of the system's hospitals, for example, are equipped with electronic intensive care unit systems that allow off-site providers to monitor patients and communicate with them through video screens.
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Whereas many high-end resort properties charge for extras such as kayaks or beach bikes, this hotel provided a full menu of on-site and off-site excursions included in room rates.
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Details... Zucker: "The screening process is working" As a result of Wednesday's package at CNN NYC, all mail destined for CNN's US offices is now being screened first at off-site facilities.
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After Australian authorities seized control of the site, they uploaded a link to a video off-site that circumvented Tor's privacy safeguards, which was then used to catch visitors to the website.
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But in recent years, architects have increasingly looked to prefabricated construction, in which parts are built off-site and assembled on-site, making the process much quicker, less wasteful, and often cheaper.
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But once you start setting up your own dedicated, off-site page with its unique domain, you have to consider the cybersquatters — those who register similar-looking domains that look almost the same.
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WOMAN CLAIMS UNITED AIRLINES FLIGHT ATTENDANT FORCED HER INFANT DAUGHTER TO SIT IN 'A DANGEROUS POSITION' According to Fox 5, Nevada Energy believes the outage was caused by an off-site equipment issue.
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Talent agency UTA, which held a pre-Oscars political rally last month, will hold off-site events on Wednesday for female employees in New York, Los Angeles and Toronto, the company tells CNN.
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A spokesperson told CNN Business that BoKlok's modular housing — or homes that are made of fitted sections that can be made off site — would be particularly helpful in Worthing, which has limited land.
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How it works: Led by Apple and Google, big corporations have moved beyond REC procurements to virtual power purchase agreements (VPPAs), which support the development of large-scale, off-site renewable energy projects.
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"We thought of this project to archive human civilization around the Solar System — to create a permanent off-site backup of all our cultural achievements," Arch co-founder Nova Spivack tells The Verge.
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Just because polluted water has not yet turned up off site, does not mean it will not happen in the future, said Bradley Marshall, a lawyer with Earthjustice, a nonprofit environmental law organization.
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Tying the levels of the 4,600-square-foot house together is a monumental, 16,000-pound, powder-coated steel staircase that was built off-site and craned into place before the roof was added.
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WATER MILL "Radical Seafaring," a multidisciplinary exhibition, publication and initiative that will include two-dimensional works, sculptural objects, vessels, models, film and video, off-site commissions, and boat trips around East End waterways.
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Once individuals' DNA is sent off site, there is a risk of losing the chain of custody, said Rosy Lee, vice president and general manager of the human identification sector of Thermo Fisher.
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While the batter is prepared off-site at the facility, the falafel are freshly fried at each restaurant, where lines of people await the savory and crispy taste of the Middle Eastern dish.
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The social network wants to bring ticket sales and bigger retailers to Marketplace as it connects buyers and sellers, but it's not getting into payments — the actual monetary transactions still happen off-site.
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One key proposed change would allow businesses that receive the majority of their orders off-site, such as takeout pizza places, to list nutritional content online rather that on a physical menu board.
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The show, which was directed by Mr. Stubo and took place at Elverket, a Dramaten venue housed off-site in a vast former industrial space, explores how communication can break down among artists.
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Today there are approximately 900,153 inmates working in prisons across the U.S., performing jobs that range from laundry and janitorial chores inside the prison to manufacturing consumer products and picking cotton off-site.
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And at some pharmaceutical, software and financial companies, managers expect employees to come to the office for only a few hours in the middle of the day — or to work off site entirely.
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"This year Amazon will supply a wide-range of marketing, both on-site and off-site, for Prime Day that could drive customers and sales to your truly amazing deals," the email said.
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Those adjustments include moving its art to a storage off-site on mainland Miami, and it now considers the exposure of saltwater and the blistering sun reflected from the ocean when planning installations.
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Women sneak to "dentist" appointments and "off-site meetings," fearful that if they disclose the real reason they need to leave work, they will be pulled from projects or lose career advancement opportunities.
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As she wrote her notes in the back room, I asked her about Thrun's vision for diagnosis: an iPhone pic e-mailed to a powerful off-site network marshalling undoubted but inscrutable expertise.
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Some meetings can't be moved, others rely on off-site folks in different time zones, sometimes a high-level exec needs to be in a meeting and their schedule is all that matters.
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For a data cleanse, back up your photographs, documents and other information (preferably using an automatic, online, off-site backup service), and run your system's software update for the most recent security fixes.
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Hays and West's off-site interrogation session with Ted LaGrange (Shawn-Caulin Young), a pedophile ex-con, show their willingness to paint outside the lines, but they don't seem satisfied by his answers.
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For the cherry trees at the Tidal Basin, the National Park Service plants replacement trees grown off-site in a nursery, so the pollinator mismatch does not necessarily reduce the number of trees.
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But as online shopping continues to account for a larger piece of the pie, retailers will need to beef up staffing levels at their off-site distribution centers and in their stores' back offices.
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Among the measures being discussed are the possibility of using an off-site location, limiting Hill staff and members who would be present and even disguising the individual's image and voice, the sources said.
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"We had firefighters with basically coveralls and buckets and shovels taking bits of debris out into the vacant lot to be loaded into dump trucks and removed to an off-site location," she said.
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In a major policy announcement last month, the government said it supported off-site construction, promised financial support for prefabs and to make public land available for "modular schemes", as they are known now.
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WATER MILL "Radical Seafaring," a multidisciplinary exhibition, publication, and program initiative that will include two-dimensional works, sculptural objects, vessels, models, film and video, off-site commissions, and boat trips around East End waterways.
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There are off-site bunkers, duped innocents and wild smear campaigns, including one that accuses a Democratic rival of trying to build a $600 million "Taj Mahal library" in honor of former Senator Arlen Specter.
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While men's hats are now made off-site (though ribbon replacements and brim trimming still happen in the shop), the ladies' hats are all created on the premises, and ready-made hats are available.
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Developers would also be able to create the units of affordable housing off-site at another location, though the plan discourages this by increasing the amount of units that would need to be affordable.
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In the coming months Facebook will begin showing pre-campaign analytics of which publishers are eligible to carry an advertiser's campaigns on their Instant Articles, video ad breaks, and off-site Audience Network inventory.
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Another high-performing executive, Amit Singhal, the former head of Google Search, was given a multimillion-dollar exit package after a female employee accused him of groping her at an off-site work event.
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This off-site camping experience and self-described "art compound" sits on a 40-acre ranch in Indio boasting resort-like amenities for all of you unsuited to the indignities of camping-festival-life.
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"A lot of analysts are now cutting back on their estimates, and I think we're going to see more of that," Meloni told a sparsely attended, off-site panel organized by research firm JPR.
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Despite the show's monumentalizing size — some 350 works spread throughout the museum and an off-site display by Dia of the enormous multi-panel painting called "Shadows" — it's a human-scale Warhol we see.
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During the fall and spring terms, students are off-site, and supported by a vital online community with virtual studios, critic meetings, and courses in art history, contemporary art, theory, writing, and professional practices.
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For the past three decades, the group has built more than 11,000 modular homes throughout Sweden, Finland and Norway using the Ikea model: strip out costs by producing large quantities of parts off-site.
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They work hard, and party equally hard at off-site retreats sometimes held at the Lookout, a firm-owned guesthouse where meals are cooked by Bridgewater chefs, or at Mr. Dalio's house in Vermont.
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The new plan for the FAL will preserve the books on the fifth floor of the Doty Fine Arts Building and aim to reduce retrieval times for materials requested from off-site library facilities.
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A number of companies also use X-ray machines to allow operators, who are sometimes security experts looking at a monitor from an off-site location, to see what is inside a parcel, O'Rourke said.
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CNN reported earlier this month that lawmakers and counsel for the whistleblower whose complaint sparked the impeachment inquiry were considering off-site SCIFs as possible locations to interview the intelligence official who filed the complaint.
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Both companies have added a feature called rematch that allows drivers who have just dropped off a passenger to pick up a new customer without leaving the airport and waiting in an off-site area.
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Both packages were discovered by Secret Service personnel working at off-site facilities near the Democrats' homes in New York and in Washington, D.C., The Washington Post reported, citing a person familiar with the situation.
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Among possible measures are the use of an off-site location for any testimony — potentially including highly secure sites at the CIA or at Fort Meade base outside Washington, the home of US Cyber Command.
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We serve a lot of video content, audio and image content, both from kind of a cloud server to our meeting rooms and also to the general public when they access the collections off-site.
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After realizing he may have been exposed, the lab worker met with supervisors and doctors and went into "self-isolation" off-site, where he is visited more than once daily by health officials, Copps said.
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The recovery plant will be part of Terrafame's metal plant and the raw uranium products will not be transported outside the mine area for processing before the completed uranium oxide product is transported off site.
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In 2012, two handfuls of grass sprigs were shipped down from Texas to an off-site turf farm in Pôrto Alegre, Brazil, where it was grown and tended by Marcelo Matte of Green Grass Brasil.
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The company had investigated the allegations against them and determined that they had "engaged in inappropriate communications, that while personal, off-hours and off-site, had violated the norms of conduct" it expects from dancers.
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She said all women of child-bearing age are tested for pregnancy at the beginning of their detention and ICE provides onsite care and education in addition to off-site access to specialized medical care.
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But there are two YouTubes: one that exists within the guardrails of what the platform recommends and another, shared off-site by users on Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp, where raw engagement determines what people see.
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There are several types of ABC technology, including Prefabricated Bridge Elements and Systems (PBES), which allows construction companies to prefabricate elements off-site and transport them to the end location, where they are quickly assembled.
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"The source of that dislike I don't have at this time," he said, but investigators have learned that Haizlip and Cobb had an altercation off-site on Thursday that was not reported to their employer.
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We're doing about 3.5 billion overall views, of which almost three-quarters are off the site, so there's still a very vibrant community coming in, but then there's also huge readership and viewership off-site.
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Employees are giving statements to law enforcement off site, and the company is "working closely with the Rockdale County Sheriff's Department, the Conyers Police Department and other law enforcement agencies on the investigation," Dart said.
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Earlier this year, the theater announced that it would be settling into a new spot in Highland Park this summer, and on Tuesday, it will begin its last off-site project before the official grand opening.
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According to the Department of Interior's reports, coal mines in the Powder River Basin are free of off-site environmental impacts, and the carbon emissions from using the coal are already evaluated before any lease sale.
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Big picture: The Arch Mission Foundation wants to create off-site "data backups for Earth" to preserve our culture so future humans, should they find it, can learn about our mistakes, says co-founder Nova Spivack.
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And lawmakers say it's possible that more extreme measures could have to be taken -- such as limiting tourists in the Capitol or moving legislative business off-site -- though those measures are not yet seriously being considered.
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Also dining on chicken roulade, vegetarian salads and rainbow-striped petits fours (the caterers prepared the food off site) were Justin Theroux, Donna Karan, Griffin Dunne, Katie Couric, Cynthia Rowley, Eva Noblezada and Dita Von Teese.
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Other news stories have shed light on the horrible conditions these contract employees function under at these off-site moderation locations, where they earn minimal pay and get few opportunities for reprieve from their emotional jobs.
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Earlier this year, he told Fox Sports that he spent four weeks getting a crash course on what it takes to run the business operations of a basketball team and how to execute off-site events.
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The company manufactures pre-fab homes — meaning its parts are produced off-site and assembled rapidly on-site — with steel-framed systems made from non-flammable, recyclable materials, like coal ash and non-silica-based sands.
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It has since committed to developing a performance model featuring more off-site performances and more potentially lucrative productions, such as an upcoming staging of the musical "Sunset Boulevard," starring Glenn Close, slated to open in April.
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Upon arriving in 2014, Durham requested to stay at an "overflow bunk" in the school rather than an off-site facilities with sponsor families to be in a "better position to assist the children," the complaint says.
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The big picture: Two mail bombs addressed to CNN's New York offices were found last week — along with other devices addressed to prominent critics of President Trump — prompting the network to set up off-site mail screening.
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In a study of a Fortune 100 company in Silicon Valley that freely allowed off-site work, the researchers found that the employees who chose to continue working in the office ended up feeling lonely and disconnected.
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From the diversity of their programming, to experimental off-site events, endearing crowdsourcing projects, and, of course, devotion to the legacy of synth pioneer Bob Moog, the event remains central to the beating heart of electronic music.
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The Fourth Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches of homes and papers, but the courts have been reluctant to extend that protection to off-site storage of electronic information, something far removed from the 18th century Bill of Rights.
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Unlike in past years, when many attendees had day passes and stayed off-site, everyone this year stayed on the grounds, mostly in group campsites with regular tents, creating an even greater sense of immersion and community.
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I also keep an Under the House folder, off-site storage for sentimental items I can't quite part with but don't exactly want to look at — the final repository for a file before it gets thrown away.
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I listen for an hour or so before heading back to my off-site camp to set an alarm for 1:30 am—so I can see if anyone will, in fact, try to storm Area 51.
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It is not uncommon for large companies or public figures to hire outside companies to pick up the mail at the post office, scan it off site and deliver it to the intended recipient, the official added.
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The so-called "Un-Carrier" has a whole block of meeting rooms off-site at CES 2020, hopefully, to show off its version of 5G connectivity that's likely to be a major talking point of the show.
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On Sunday afternoon, more than 50 employees stationed at the Midtown outlet — the majority of them Hispanic — announced plans to unionize, joining coworkers at off-site warehouses in Brooklyn in an ongoing fight for improved working conditions.
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It added that design work and the construction of skylights and parts of the marble and glass-fused curtain-wall and lighting system that will ultimately allow the church to glow at night were continuing off-site.
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It would have deeply restricted the ability of companies with substantial numbers of H-1B employees to place these employees off-site with a third party, a critical step to prevent some of the recent problematic uses.
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The deepest discounts in apparel and accessories were offered by Michael Kors, which ran a 60 percent discount sale; Gap, which offered 50 percent off site-wide; and Nordstrom, which gave away up to 60 percent on merchandise.
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What began as a process with walkie talkies and stopwatches has since evolved to 360 degree HD cameras and an off site control center, where refs can consult directly with officiating experts every time a review is initiated.
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The goal with the expanded distribution, however, is not to allow people to watch or purchase these series in their entirety off-site, but rather give them a tease of what an Amazon Prime membership has to offer.
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I'd been working on a big-picture virtual reality story all week here in Park City, and was told that much of the next-level VR stuff was off-site, separate from the festival's curated New Frontiers section.
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The NRC inspectors are verifying that all of the preparations have been completed, and the plants' emergency diesel generators are available to be used if the storm affects off-site power supplies, the agency said in a statement.
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And in H.R. 5003, in states that opt-in, a provision allows service providers to be reimbursed through SFSP for meals they provide off-site in rural areas or low-income areas without access to a centralized site.
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The board of Europe's largest aerospace group traveled to the world's fastest-growing aviation market for an annual off-site "strategy" session coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the inauguration of Airbus jet assembly at Tianjin near Beijing.
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" But he also argued that provisions requiring companies to pay for off-site costs, though common, don't encourage cost-cutting, because, if a company fails to provide quality services, "eventually your clients will hold you accountable for it.
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While preparations are being made for teleworking and some staff could move off-site if the situation becomes severe, a small number of critical staff could be "locked down" to perform crucial functions in the Pentagon's command center.
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But even before the formal press days began on Wednesday, some key unveilings — new cars from Mazda, Mini, Honda, Jeep and Porsche, among others — were either shown to the press off site or given a sneak peek online.
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White helped Giannini go through her belongings and decide which to put in an off-site storage unit; those that felt most precious, like her favorite art books and her collection of crystals, stayed with her on Orchard.
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Whether you're staying on-site or off-site, you can stop by any of the Disney resort hotels and enjoy the elaborate theming, varied dining options, and unique shops, even if you're not a guest at that hotel.
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The NBA dramatically expanded its replay review system during the 2010s, opening an off-site review center in New Jersey in 2014, issuing "last two minute" reports to acknowledge missed calls and adding a coach's challenge this season.
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The 34-km (21-mile) road, which city authorities say is safe and will help ease traffic, is set to pass the Moscow Polymetal Plant and a fenced-off site where it disposed of radioactive substances decades ago.
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The 34-km (21-mile) road, which city authorities say is safe and will help ease traffic, is set to pass the Moscow Polymetal Plant and a fenced-off site where it disposed of radioactive substances decades ago.
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If it holds meetings they are held in secret, at unknown locations; the only meeting I was ever aware of was held off-site of any reservation, in Bluff, Utah, and controlled by non-elected special interest groups.
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The off-site events and dinners at Mr. Pence's residence underscore the vice president's outreach to donors for an administration led by a president who dislikes courting contributors, who often expect personal attention in exchange for their support.
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That caused a great deal of consternation, the New York Times reports, as corporations wrestle with an array of tough questions that go beyond formal participation, such as whether to send their executives or sponsor off-site events.
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It's a very low risk, White admits, since it's unlikely any of these ancient viruses will be able to make the leap to a modern computer, but he isn't taking any chances—he has off-site backups for everything.
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I do spend a fair amount of time painting plain air, though I also devote much of my time to my studio practice for larger works that are often based on imagination or studies that I've done off site.
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But new research by Professor Rockmann and Michael G. Pratt, a management professor at Boston College, suggests that concerns about off-site work should be turned in an entirely different direction: toward the people who remain in the office.
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Offensive and immature creators like Paul, and to a lesser extent YouTuber Felix "Pewdiepie" Kjellberg, are now forcing the company to make tough decisions on what types of content and off-site and on-video behaviors it deems unacceptable.
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Many Getty photographers will have their camera directly hooked up to an Ethernet cable that is connected to a laptop which can transmit directly to Getty's editors, who have an off-site post-production room in a nearby hotel.
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You published a memo that Travis wrote this ... He felt compelled for some reason to write a memo to his employees before an off-site in Miami giving them ground rules on how they should behave at the meeting.
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Headquartered at The Row — a complex of industrial buildings repurposed as shops and restaurants by LA-based film Rios Clementi Hale — the festival will also branch out to off-site events at studios, showrooms, and venues throughout the city.
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There's an emphasis on enacting a more effective and streamlined process for making and addressing complaints of harassment and discrimination, prohibiting "romantic or intimate relationships between individuals in a reporting relationship," and limiting alcohol consumption at off-site events.
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"We were coming back from an off-site in the UK and we were on the plane together and he turns to me and says: 'You cause us problems,'" Fischbach rehashed the conversation that would ultimately seal Acclaim's fate.
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After a first responder told CNN that Life Care had said none of its employees had been tested, Life Care said Tuesday that employees are now being tested, and 30 have been tested so far at off-site locations.
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Or so said an F.B.I. agent, Jonathan Mosser, when he was cross-examined by Mr. Pellicano at his trial: Mr. Pellicano: Who was the person that told you that Mr. Pellicano took audio files and stored them off site?
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There was not and is not any evidence that the alleged off-site meetings cited by Johnson have anything to do with the "secret society" mention -- even if it was not, as now appears extremely likely, meant in jest.
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During a tense gathering of senior officials at an off-site retreat, he gave the assembled group a taste of his leadership philosophy, according to one person who attended the meeting and insisted on anonymity to discuss classified matters.
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"All mail, at all CNN domestic bureaus, is being screened at off-site facilities as of last Wednesday, so this package would NOT have come directly to the CNN Center, even if it hadn't been intercepted first," Zucker wrote.
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They opened a second, off-site Slack, which they dubbed the West Side Soccer League, and it soon turned into the place where they started to discuss more serious concerns about the company, and, eventually, the prospect of unionizing.
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Kates had a permit to legally own some of the animals, but they were supposed to be kept off-site at a separate facility that isn't his backyard, and there weren't supposed to be so goddamn many of them.
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Dubbed RooBox, the startup has launched an off-site kitchen initiative that is bringing restaurant brands to areas of London that have a large residential population but are currently underserved in terms of available restaurants via the Deliveroo app (or otherwise).
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An off-site installation promoted its most fan-friendly properties, a screening of Death Note gave fans an early peek at Adam Wingard's upcoming adaptation, and panels for different projects littered the schedule — including two high-profile Hall H appearances.
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As far as 2019 goes, the main groups that might be able to use mobile 5G effectively are businesses that can take advantage of all that bandwidth to send massive files securely back and forth between various off-site locations.
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As CBP outlines in a tear sheet it provides to people at the border, federal agents can seize and search your phone without a warrant and even make a copy of it to have forensic experts analyze its contents off-site.
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Though Mr. Khoshnevis started the 3-D printing construction movement in 1996, the Chinese company Winsun has already printed homes and apartments using a similar method, though creating the pieces off-site and assembling them at the location of the structure.
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The head of the Airbus planemaking division, Guillaume Faury, seen as a possible successor to Chief Executive Tom Enders whose mandate expires next year, is also in China for the off-site meeting, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Read more: At a Google team off-site, we were asked to play a personality game that clearly revealed why it's so hard for women to reach the topImmediately my boldness and authenticity kicked in along with a bit of humor.
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The recovery mission was part of the National Nuclear Security Agency's Off-Site Source Recovery Program, which hunts down small samples of fissile material that have been distributed to various public and private research facilities prior to the late 90s.
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Developments larger than 10 units need to dedicate 12 percent of those units as below market rate, or 20 percent off site, or else pay into a fund that builds affordable housing; not a lot from that fund is getting built.
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The developer, Plaxall, a local plastics company and longtime landowner, has yet to receive approval for the project, which may include an off-site public school, retail space and, among a number of potential buildings, a 695-foot residential tower.
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Five of them, which were loaned to the Gulf's newest art institution in 2013 from its big sister in Paris, were off-site, taking up space in the middle of an expansive, white-walled warehouse in Beirut's industrial Karantina neighbourhood.
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What Mr. Houzé hopes will set Lafayette Anticipations apart will be its provisions for production, with exchanges of ideas across disciplines and the ability to fabricate artworks and spectacles on a massive scale, for exhibition both on and off site.
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"Planned Parenthood and other abortion centers will now have to choose between dropping their abortion services from any location that gets Title X dollars and moving those abortion operations off-site," said Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council.
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"I, you know, I have heard, you know, from somebody who has talked to our committee, that there -- there is a group of individuals in the FBI that was holding secret, off-site meetings," he said in an interview on Fox.
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In Las Vegas, the company's partners have also secured a cabaret license and a gambling license as well as approval for an off-site dispensary at an undisclosed location 150 feet off the Strip, said Mr. Stang, the chief revenue officer.
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Housing Works, a nonprofit charity that concentrates on fighting AIDS and homelessness, hosts more than 50 weddings a year in its bookstore in SoHo, a number that has doubled over the past four years, and does off-site wedding catering.
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Ingka Group has spent 244 billion euros ($230 bln) over the past decade on wind farms, rooftop solar panels on its stores and warehouses and, most recently, on its first-ever off-site solar parks, the company said on Thursday.
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The practice not only was able to retain its patients, but then could access electronic health records for those off-site visits, avoiding a bad drug interaction or other problems, said Dr. Olden, who has been a doctor for 34 years.
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There was a bit of back and forth and then they sent a detailed response to my questions in which they claim they do not share any data with Facebook — "or perform 'off site activity' as described on Facebook's activity tool".
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Families and friends team up in this live cook-off series spun from yet another of Mr. Ramsay's British hits, during which he passes the time in demos and off-site foodie adventures (including an undercover operation in a fat suit).
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While fire codes dictate that much of the Piccini family's production occurs off-site, Ms. Gambineri still works daily at a 19th-century jeweler's bench bristling with drills, wads of wax, calipers, wire spools, chalk molds and rubber-handled pliers.
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Cook-chill kitchens, in which food is prepared and packaged off-site and then reheated at the hospital facilities, are now one of the predominant systems for preparing institutional food, though tagging on the word "kitchen" almost seems like a misnomer.
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Since then, Machine Project has been transformed into a forest and a pirate ship, presented off-site interventions at the Hammer Museum and the Gamble House, and taught us how to be a cult leader, become anonymous, and perfect our death metal shrieks.
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After initially suggesting that extreme measures could be taken to protect the whistleblower's anonymity, such as masking his or her identity or conducting the interview off-site, the whistleblower's attorneys have suggested instead allowing their client to answer written questions from the committee.
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That alone makes some suicide prevention workers uncomfortable, as does the fact that the materials the gun shop projects hand out talk about safety measures like gun locks and temporary off-site storage of firearms but nothing about getting rid of guns altogether.
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Over the years, the event evolved from a minuscule macabre meet-up to an enormous emo extravaganza featuring off-site parties, attendee keepsakes, live music, a marketplace, and photos shot by official Disney photographers outside Sleeping Beauty's Castle and the Haunted Mansion.
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T-HR3 also can stream images and sounds from the remote locations back to the Olympic site, acting as telepresence bots for Olympic fans off-site and mirroring their movements — they can "converse with and high-five athletes and others," Toyota says specifically.
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The ease of working off-site will reduce in the next decade the need for a traditional office to about 55 percent of space dedicated to office usage from more than 95 percent in the 2000s, the commercial real estate consultancy predicts.
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On iOS, almost all of these social network applications load off-site content on their own in-app browsers instead of using the native browser, which raises a longstanding technical issue: the lack of support for inline playback video, even on iOS 2360.
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"She was sad and I'm honoring her," Trixie explained, then tore off the offending portion, perhaps realizing a joke from Thorgy — who deserves special commendation for stirring the pot from off-site; that's reach — may not be the best sword to fall on.
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Athletes typically provide a blood or urine specimen that is divided into an A sample, which receives a preliminary screen, and a B sample, which is usually tested off site for a specific substance after a suspicious result from the A sample.
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The NYABF 246 program hosts numerous special projects and exhibitions, and is accompanied by a full calendar of free artist-led discussions, performances, interactive workshops, and well as an off-site Contemporary Artists' Book Conference (CABC) exploring various aspects of art book culture.
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Students can attend training seminars at the group's Reston, Va., headquarters — conveniently near a Washington Metro stop — as well as off-site conferences, including those held at a center in Santa Barbara, which is also open to the public as a museum.
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Under stricter rules implemented after the 2011 Fukushima disaster, Japanese utilities have been mandated to build emergency off-site control rooms to serve as back-up bases that can keep nuclear reactors cooled and prevent meltdowns in the event of a terrorist attack.
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Johnson stoked speculation on Tuesday when he said on Fox News that he had heard from an informant that FBI and Justice Department officials had held "off-site" meetings, though he later acknowledged that he did not what those alleged gatherings were about.
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Since you could potentially envision a scenario in which your robots are monitored from off-site, in a kind of Ghost Work setting, what concerns do you have about the ways in which that work can be kind of anonymized and undercompensated?
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It would mean that a cafe with, say, 25 tables, which also does a roaring takeaway trade, doing more business for off-site than on-site consumption, could not be required to install toilets for those brave enough to sit down for a drink.
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A reply to an off-site comment commenting on a Slashdot comment (phew) claims there was "something on the [Garfield] site that required you to have a Garfield address," which may have driven sign-ups, though that commenter couldn't recall what that something was.
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Some companies may prefer for the screening process to happen at an off-site location, for instance, both to maximize security and also minimize the financial impact that comes with having to evacuate a building in the event that a suspicious package does surface.
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Mr. Colls and a team of researchers at the University of Birmingham, where he then worked, dived into archives and uncovered wide-ranging tales that Shakespeare, for example, was buried in an off-site family crypt or that was buried 17 feet below the church.
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They receive fully furnished off-site living accommodations, a 6,000-square-foot shared studio space, transportation to-and-from Detroit, an $8,113 USD unrestricted stipend, as well as a $2,000 USD individual budget for hiring assistants, sourcing materials, or otherwise producing work in Detroit.
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Following are some of the key figures targeted: A suspicious package sent to Clinton, who opposed U.S. President Donald Trump as the Democratic candidate in the 2016 election, was discovered late on Tuesday during an off-site mail screening, according to the Secret Service.
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Next time, in a more mild climate, I'll spend more time lounging by the pools, sunning and swimming on the huge expanse of swimmable beach, and taking advantage of more off-site excursions, such as an ATV tour, and horseback riding on the beach.
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In future site visits, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agents will investigate incidents where an employer's basic business information cannot be validated; businesses that have a high ratio of H1B employees compared with U.S. workers; and employers petitioning for H1B workers who work off-site.
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"If there's things being released into the air from construction activities, stirring up fugitive dust that's now being blown off-site and hitting air monitors, [the agency needs] to look at that and figure out a way to do these activities without contaminating the community," Chandler said.
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They'll likely do this by using "a combination of on-site, off-site, and purchased renewable electricity," according to Health Care Without Harm, an organization that's working with Advocate Aurora and other health care institutions around the world to commit to transition to 100 percent renewable electricity.
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Given its North American preview at an off-site event, the electric "hypercar" uses a 1,900 horsepower drivetrain developed by Croatian battery-car start-up Rimac and can hit 186 mph faster than an F16 fighter jet, shattering old perceptions of electric vehicles as slow and stodgy.
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The new funds will be used for geographic expansion in new and existing markets as well as further investments in projects such as RooBox, which gives restaurants access to off-site kitchen space to cater for takeaway demand which cannot be supplied by their own restaurant kitchens.
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So if someone you know has been feeling despondent and is also dealing with a crisis such as a break-up or job loss or feeling bullied, offer to babysit their guns until things stabilize, and store your own guns securely off-site until they do.
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The four-hour event was one of a series of satellite camps, off-site informal practices designed to put precollege players together with college coaches for football instruction — and, just maybe, the kind of explosive performance in football drills that could lead to a scholarship offer.
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Charles Warren, a Manhattan architect who opposed the library's original plan to move the three million books off-site, said it was "a real concern" that only a portion of those books were being returned to Manhattan, especially since the stacks under the reading room are empty.
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US Capitol Police have been working to ensure that secure communications can continue off-site and the leaders of key congressional committees, along with law enforcement authorities and the Capitol physician's office, have informed each lawmaker's office to prepare contingency plans in case of an outbreak.
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As part of his upcoming show Define, at Tif Sigfrids, Kovachevich will also be presenting sculptural works made from paper, light, and plastic at an off-site location, A_ (21–2835 San Fernando Road, Glassell Park, Los Angeles), with an opening on Sunday, January 27, 210–210pm.
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If you opt to stay off-site, make sure your hotel provides a shuttle or has an Anaheim Resort Transit shuttle (or ART as it is called) stop, which connects many hotels with the theme parks starting at $5 a day for hop-on, hop-off service.
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This liberates people like Ms. Miranda from having to haul around the usual market inventory: a wobbly card table, a fabric canopy, coolers full of ice, food cooked at an off-site kitchen, cleaning products and storage racks, all of which require hours of setup and shutdown.
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Bobbing on the Peconic River for select weeks in June, the boat is an off-site commission for Radical Seafaring, an exhibition currently at the Parrish Art Museum that examines the history and future of water-based projects that deal with exploration, escape, fieldwork, and speculation.
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Negotiations are also intensifying over bringing in for an interview the whistleblower whose complaint has upended Trump's presidency, with new discussions about holding the interview in secret or off site and not disclosing that it happened until after the fact, according to multiple sources familiar with the situation.
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The main event of chief curator Christine Tohmé's ambitious, border-crossing SB13 was Act I, hosted in Sharjah back in May, which had included a yearlong program of four off-site projects (in Dakar, Istanbul, Ramallah, and Beirut) organized around the themes of water, crops, earth, and the culinary.
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Just as businesses have sought to escape the old corporate strictures by encouraging flexible and off-site work and by flattening hierarchies (sometimes even eliminating managers), protesters have tried to move past the groaning actions of the past by coördinating instantly across distance and embracing leaderless or "horizontal" movements.
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As a veteran of many car shows, I've enjoyed many of these captive-audience spectacles — most recently, a reveal of the Land Rover Defender at an off-site during the media days for the 2019 Los Angeles auto show, complete with a brief performance by Defender enthusiast John Mayer.
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Curated by Nicky Paraiso, the festival features two worthy off-site events as well: "Secret Journey: Don't Call Them Dangerous," a symposium presented with Movement Research at Abrons Arts Center that gathers a group of artists, presenters and scholars who have faced issues dealing with immigration and displacement.
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After we chatted they sent this response — attributed to sources from Wallapop: Same as it happens with other apps, wallapop can appear on our users' Facebook Off Site Activity page if they have interacted in any way with the platform while they were logged in their Facebook accounts.
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"We took our own precautionary measures – voluntarily closing affected restaurants, carrying out anti-viral deep cleaning at all of our restaurants, whether affected or not, and ensuring that any staff member who had reported illness remained off site until their symptoms had ceased for at least 48 hours, "they added.
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Read more: At a Google team off-site, we were asked to play a personality game that clearly revealed why it's so hard for women to reach the topAffinity bias People tend to be drawn to, want to associate with, and seek to provide support for people who are like them.
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As new techniques, materials and computer-assisted design make otherworldly shapes and surfaces possible, it's become increasingly hard to ignore the man behind the curtain: the off-site fabricators who actually make the thing itself, whether it's a hulking metal totem by Ellsworth Kelly or a Minimalist cube by Robert Morris.
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For the roughly 100 people who work in the White House and the employees on hand to help them with perhaps the world's highest-stakes moving day, the official events double as useful distractions that keep the exiting president and his family and the incoming occupants off-site during the work.
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Seifollah Moradi, 0003, an Iranian-American student from Columbia, Md., who has a green card and was held for six hours, said that he saw another Iranian man who had won a lottery visa handcuffed and taken away by customs officers who were moving people to an off-site detention center.
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The message says that the administrators of her estate have bestowed a gift of $540,000 to the Elizabethton Carter County Animal Shelter to expand the dog and cat holding areas and to purchase a van to transport the shelter's cats and dogs to off-site adoption events and to spay and neuter clinics.
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Over several weeks in early 2016, The Verge tracked just one of the countless e-waste recycling paths around the country, from a garbage room in an apartment building in Manhattan, to a drop-off site in Staten Island, to a sorting facility in New Jersey, to a bustling recycling warehouse in Massachusetts.
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FBI finds target list, package labels In the week since his arrest, authorities have called the pipe bombs a "domestic terrorist attack," seized a van plastered with pro-Trump and anti-Democrat memes that Sayoc owned and intercepted what appears to be a 15th package at an off-site screening facility in Atlanta.
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Both these tests prevent an important expansion of the technologies available to those looking to combat the spread of the new coronavirus, since they can provide lab-quality results, but can do so much faster and without requiring transportation of the samples from the point of collection to off-site testing facilities.
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The Fivestory Off-Site Sale will return to its SoHo location on Tuesday with discounts of up to 75 percent on playful items like an Anya Hindmarch Space Invaders shoulder bag inspired by early eight-bit graphics ($940, originally $2,350) and Nicholas Kirkwood Mary Janes with a triangular heel ($340, originally $850).
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Talking about it with my dad highlighted for me how the real complexity of the "healthcare system"—the complexity we talk about when we say that healthcare is complicated—happens almost entirely off-site as a function of the insurance industry and its decisions about how healthcare is paid for and delivered.
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When: Sunday, September 25, 2–6pm Where: Ltd Los Angeles off-site (2801 Belden Drive, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles) The group exhibition Figure as Form features a variety of contemporary artists who engage with the history of the figure and all of its associated cultural baggage involving gender, race, and sexual identity.
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While none of the 34 University of California and California State University schools offer abortion services now, up to 519 students at those schools seek medication abortions at off-site clinics every month, according to a 2017 study from the University of San Francisco's research group Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health.
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Museum staffers have been well aware that the building's subterranean collection is vulnerable to deluges: the Art Newspaper reported in 211 that Louvre officials had wanted to establish an off-site storage facility for the very purpose of avoiding damages from flooding, but plans allegedly never took off due to financial uncertainties.
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For the better part of a year, students, faculty, staff, librarians, museum professionals, artists, and many members of the public worked tirelessly to protest further removal of books and materials, after discovering that, over the summer of 2017, around 75,000 items from the Fine Arts Library had been removed to off-site facilities.
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Modular construction – or the off-site building of house parts before the components are combined upon the housing's foundation – has been touted as hugely promising for its ability to speed up rates of construction, release pressure from the overburdened construction sector and standardize components manufacture for regulatory and safety purposes while allowing tailored end products.
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Facebook infers affinities linked to individual users by collecting and processing interest signals their web activity generates, such as likes on Facebook Pages or what people look at when they're browsing outside Facebook — off-site intel it gathers via an extensive network of social plug-ins and tracking pixels embedded on third party websites.
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After Morales was hired in 2013, she said she was taken off the club premises to an off-site location and provided with a bogus Social Security card and ID. Morales also told CNN that after Trump became President, her manager became more aggressive towards employees and claimed she was repeatedly threatened with deportation.
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Read more: At a Google team off-site, we were asked to play a personality game that clearly revealed why it's so hard for women to reach the topOut of these intense dissatisfactions and disagreements and conflicts, the institution-based order, with a much bigger national government and the corporation at its anchors, emerged.
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To "View remotely?" sounds like you are watching something from far away or at least off site, but here it means to actually use the remote so that you can WATCH TV. 34A: The "Realm with an Imperial Diet" was not a kingdom practicing keto, but an empire with a Diet form of government.
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The all-in-one bodies made by MCMR, dubbed the Robotic POD System, are connected via a single cable that both powers the rig and the camera and carries an Ethernet cord, hard-wiring the camera to networked computers at the venue or an Internet hub to send to an off-site Getty photo editor.
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"There were no off-site impacts, no impact to the soil or groundwater, and the oil did not get into any surface water," said Walsh, adding that this leak isn't indicative of the overall state of the pipeline and "wasn't necessarily surprising," given that similar spills have occurred at other South Dakota pipelines when lines are being started up.
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Manoj Govindaiah, the director of family detention services for the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES), said that the majority of the pregnant women they work with in the ICE-run Karnes family detention center in Texas have told RAICES that ICE staff promised to bring them to off-site medical professionals but never did.
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Color aside, there were a lot of connections happening between all 200 women, and as these kinds of things go, the most meaningful chats were happening off-site — like, say, on one of the female-only, cross-country Jet Blue flights, or during a dinner on the field of AT&T Park (home to the San Francisco Giants).
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Over the past decade, the Louvre has held exhibitions devoted to several female contemporary artists, including Candida Höfer, Eva Jospin, Monique Frydman, and Michal Rovner; it also mounted a historic show devoted to Princess Marie of Orléans and co-organized the recent Élisabeth-Louise Vigée Le Brun retrospective (though it was hosted off-site during its Paris run).
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The retailer has been quietly testing Amazon Spark in beta for a few months before today's launch to consumers in the U.S. The goal with the new program is to shift some of the social activity around products taking place off-site back to Amazon, where product inspiration can translate directly into purchases with a click of a button.
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Part of a 40-year survey, "Mel Chin: All Over the Place," opening at the Queens Museum on April 8 and co-produced by No Longer Empty, "Unmoored" and "Wake" (in partnership with Times Square Arts) are among several new off-site commissions rolling out monthly around the city during the Queens exhibition, which runs through Aug. 12.
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A 2016 survey by the travel and hospitality firm MMGY Global found that nearly half of millennials said a premium fitness center with options for on- or off-site exercise classes was influential when they chose a hotel, as opposed to more than a third of Generation Xers and fewer than a quarter of baby boomers.
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WUSA9 admits that it can't connect every parking ticket to Bezos because contractors were required to sign nondisclosure agreements, but an anonymous source told the news channel that one general contractor set up "off-site parking and shuttles to and from the site" just to bring people to work on Bezos' mansion and to avoid the parking nightmare.
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"We had a manufacturing partnership in this region who was telling us they really needed a training solution that was more flexible and where they wouldn't have to send their employees to an off-site location," said Amanda Corum, executive director of Pueblo Corporate College, a division of Pueblo Community College that networks with local businesses.
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The incident coincided with a long-planned shift in YouTube's policy toward hate speech, but showed just how inconsistently the platform polices its rules: After initially saying Mr. Crowder's videos weren't inciting harassment, the company then said they did, then said it was down to a pattern of behavior that included selling a homophobic T-shirt off-site.
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So many that there is no way one man, or even several of them working together in shifts, covering each show floor, every off-site presentation and the various other LA Conference Center–orbiting previews around Downtown (some of which I definitely cannot tell you about, sorry), could see them all without experiencing some sort of mental and/or physical breakdown.
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Other levels of the factory — which Pfizer built in 1946, shut down in 2008, and sold to developer Acumen Capital Partners in 2011 for $26 million — host a cornucopia of tasty tenants, including high-end food companies, small-batch distilleries, off-site facilities of the Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum, and Pratt's own business incubator, the Brooklyn Fashion and Design Accelerator.
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The SaaS offers three layers to e-commerce businesses: e-commerce product content distribution from manufacturers to online retailers (photos, videos, ingredients, SEO optimised descriptions, characteristics, searchable terms & category suggestions); e-commerce content compliance & availability monitoring by manufacturers; and onsite and off-site tracking of e-commerce activations by manufacturers & online retailers such as newsletters, social media posts, onsite display banners and Google AdWords text ads.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE to turn over information about an unnamed informant that the Wisconsin Republican claims told him about secret "off-site" meetings of FBI officials.
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Last week, Bartomeu sat down with The New York Times at Barcelona's New York offices to discuss the state of the club, its efforts to gain a foothold in the United States with youth academies and camps, the continuing drama surrounding Neymar and charges of tax fraud, and Saturday's rare off-site Clásico against Real Madrid in Miami, which is part of the International Champions Cup.
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But the question of what to do about the Republican convention is more complex for businesses than simply deciding whether to contribute to the host committee: They are also grappling with whether they should send their executives, whether they can just quietly give to ancillary events benefiting other Republicans, and even whether they ought to have their names removed from the off-site concerts that are often convention favorites.
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The musical lineup is nothing to sneer at — with members of LCD Soundsystem, Animal Collective, and My Morning Jacket doing solo sets, as well as performances by Au Revoir Simone and Jon Hopkins — but neither is the art quotient, which includes works by Lynch himself as well as William Eggleston and an off-site exhibition of Sandro Miller's photographs of John Malkovich as iconic characters from Lynch's films and Twin Peaks.
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