That was an uncommon thing to have on your doorstep.
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Avoid slipping and sliding on your doorstep with this heated mat.
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That's what you see on your doorstep every day at home.
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A monthly makeup box subscription that shows up on your doorstep.
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The website is great for finding accredited members on your doorstep, too.
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"It's always fun when the F.D.A. shows up on your doorstep," Hill said.
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Is that a wannabe burglar on your doorstep, or just the Amazon delivery guy?
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With just a simple click online, you can have it all on your doorstep.
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After all, there are worse things that could show up on your doorstep uninvited.
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Amazon wants to drop packages on your doorstep from as high as 25 feet.
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Receiving a single rose on your doorstep every day for two weeks is intense.
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Plus, the flowers are handpicked 24 to 48 hours before they arrive on your doorstep.
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Place an order and it'll arrive on your doorstep within the next couple of days.
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The Hello also uses facial recognition features to tell you who is on your doorstep.
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You know, so your packages can drop on your doorstep like in the Hunger Games.
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What do you do when a front in the culture war opens right on your doorstep?
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"You can order something and have it be on your doorstep within an hour," she said.
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Or becoming so scared you need them to walk you home and kiss you on your doorstep!
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The program seems like a sweet deal: Products you'll like, free of charge, waiting on your doorstep.
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The holiday season means two things are likely to show up on your doorstep: visitors and packages.
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For customers concerned about theft, Amazon (AMZN) already offers several alternatives to having packages left on your doorstep.
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"If someone showed up on your doorstep with a five-cassette set, you might think, 'Ugh,'" he says.
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Now you just have to sit back and wait for your new glasses to arrive on your doorstep.
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Walk by either and ask it to order diapers and you'll have them on your doorstep in hours.
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The process builds trust, and it sends a message: You matter enough that I'm here on your doorstep.
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Today's shopping standard is clicking "buy" and seeing an Amazon Prime box on your doorstep the next day.
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I look so cute on your doorstep or window sill or dining room table surrounded by other decorative gourds.
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As an act of solidarity, put your English breakfast teabags on your doorstep for every time they get humiliated.
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FabFitFun shows up on your doorstep every three months with a mix of full-size beauty and lifestyle items.
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If you're quick about it, they may even land on your doorstep and make it in time for Christmas.
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So if you're putting some mood-setting tunes on your doorstep this Halloween, let us recommend including a little Floppotron.
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She promises earlier retirement, bigger pensions, a short working week, tax cuts and a top-notch hospital on your doorstep.
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They know where to find you, believe me, I'll mention your name and VICE, and I'll be on your doorstep.
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And now, they're finally available to shop — so you can still have exciting packages arriving on your doorstep when 2018 arrives.
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LONDON — Halloween is the one night of the year when you'd expect to see trick-or-treating children on your doorstep.
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Indoor workouts are cozy and dry and sometimes safer; outdoor workouts are almost always free and often right on your doorstep.
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"You've got to hire the smartest people where you can find them and they're not always on your doorstep," he said.
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As small, scrappy opera enterprises increasingly pervade the streets of New York, one may soon show up almost on your doorstep.
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" Matthew Marchand, 37, whose office faces the bridge, said it was "scary to think that this happens on your doorstep somehow.
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Amazon is a business about efficiency: You can order almost anything you want and it will arrive on your doorstep extremely quickly.
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Consider asking the delivery person to leave the items on your doorstep or put a cooler outside of your door for dropoff.
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Though in most cases, your order will be sitting on your doorstep so soon that you'll probably never even need to bother.
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The entire process means nonviolent direct action can become something that appears to be much more accessible and is happening on your doorstep.
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The robot can then complete the last crucial step of the delivery: actually picking up the parcel and dropping it on your doorstep.
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The community of AA, NA, and Alanon is right on your doorstep, and without the people at AA, I wouldn't be here now.
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The Blu R1 HD starts at $50, works on T-Mobile or AT&T, and will arrive on your doorstep in two days.
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Well, if last year was like a flaming bag of crap on your doorstep, 2017 is that bag catching the whole house on fire.
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Simply click on the shopping tags in the shoppable images below to bring one of these babies in for a landing (on your doorstep).
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Look out for a package on your doorstep the next day, or even that same day, without ever having to get in your car.
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If you order it now with Prime shipping, it should arrive on your doorstep just in time for your end-of-summer weekend getaway.
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Eggs still require some walking, and PokéStops (unless you have one on your doorstep) still need to be visited to collect items like Pokéballs.
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If you're running low on supplies, have a delivery service or a trusted friend leave canned food, toilet paper, and soap on your doorstep.
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Sure, you could put a pumpkin on your doorstep and feast on fun-size chocolate — but there's an even easier way to extend the celebrations.
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If you don't file your taxes on time, the IRS doesn't usually show up on your doorstep — but plenty of unpleasant things can start happening.
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In the early days, DVDs on your doorstep was a thrilling glimpse at the future of on-demand goods and services that Silicon Valley promised us.
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Thanks to Amazon Prime, any item you purchase on a whim can arrive on your doorstep in two days or less — sometimes, even the same day.
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To a consumer, e-commerce's rapid delivery seems like magic: a few clicks, and within an hour or two a package can land on your doorstep.
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The boxes are totally discreet on the outside, so no, your conservative grandma will not have a heart attack when she sees it on your doorstep.
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Amazon, purveyor of next-day-on-your-doorstep literally anything you can think of with your brain, is making some next-level brick-and-mortar moves.
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You'll feel like the Griswold relatives are arriving on your doorstep with the dynamic crystal color and HDR that the Samsung 4K HD Smart TVs offer.
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Amazon Echo and Google Home can make you feel like you've stumbled across a genie: say what you want and, like magic, it appears on your doorstep.
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"If you kill him, I'm going to die on your doorstep with convulsions in front of every camera in the world," Harbury said, addressing the Guatemalan government.
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And if you don't have enough greenery right on your doorstep, Estrela Garden, one of Lisbon's most popular parks, is a five-minute walk away, he added.
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All shipments must be signed for by an adult over 21 years old, and packages can't be left on your doorstep or delivered to a PO box.
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It's just too easy to find a good deal, click "add to cart," find a box on your doorstep — and send everything back if it's not perfect.
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Would you subject yourself to the photographers, the endless calls from journalists, reporters showing up on your doorstep, and the percussive questioning that is certain to come?
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And if you saw a midnight screening of Hereditary at SXSW, you might've woken up with one of those creepy-ass dolls from the movie on your doorstep.
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If you find yourself in the situation, lay down the ground rules for your adult children as soon as you can, preferably before they land on your doorstep.
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Pre-orders start on Tuesday, February 23rd, and the devices will be in stores (or on your doorstep) on March 11th no matter which US carrier you choose.
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There's so much on your doorstep that can add activity to your lifestyle without it seeming like you're making any effort at all, go out and enjoy it.
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"Leaving a random, scantily clad ladyfriend on your doorstep in the rain, right when the media is scheduled to arrive, seems like gutsy optics," they wrote in DuJour.
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If you want to guarantee the gifts you bought online will be on your doorstep before Christmas, you'll probably need to place your order a bit earlier this year.
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The event has turned into summer's version of Black Friday, a shopping frenzy that can turn into a hangover of spending regret once the packages arrive on your doorstep.
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Online retailers like Amazon are using A.I. to automate many of the steps that come between placing an order on your smartphone and receiving a package on your doorstep.
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Amazon also showed a video demonstrating an upcoming feature where Alexa can "answer" your door and have a conversation with the person on your doorstep through a Ring doorbell.
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The end result is the meal, just like the end result of Amazon is the book or pair of slippers or soup ladle that just arrived on your doorstep.
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It's like someone burning down your house, leaving a sack of cash on your doorstep, and then claiming they've done more to get you through the catastrophe than anyone else.
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And if you're the person responsible for this 20-plus step monstrosity, I hope CEO Howard Schultz personally shows up on your doorstep just to kick you in the teeth.
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Also, Greg McElroy is a "player" and therefore a man, and so all he knew was play, play, play, and to ignore a hurricane when it lands on your doorstep.
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Patrick Stewart: I received the script via email, which is the usual way now, since they don't plop on your doorstep like they used to in the good old days.
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So you could be in LA and get a cheesesteak from Jim's in Philly delivered overnight, or Momofuku Birthday Cake Truffles from New York dropped on your doorstep in Austin.
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I also think if you own a restaurant in the area and you serve primarily meat dishes, you might not be excited about this kind of attention on your doorstep.
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Shop the phone on sale in black, white, flamingo pink, or prism blue, and set it up as soon as it arrives on your doorstep thanks to its unlocked setting.
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In a week or two, you might scoop me out and cook my seeds with salt and herbs, leaving my fleshy body, cut in creative shapes, to rot on your doorstep.
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Just hit the button on the Dash device, and that familiar orange box will appear on your doorstep in a matter of minutes by way of a friendly union-free drone.
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If you're lucky enough to have a gym membership that includes decent spa facilities or have an affordable spa on your doorstep (seriously, where?), then these benefits won't be news to you.
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But if you don't want to do it over the phone, through the mail, or wait for the census takers to show up on your doorstep, we have good news for you.
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As soon as you see an item you're interested in, just click "Try" instead of "Add To Bag," and a box of stuff shows up on your doorstep in a few business days.
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You have the option to pick between seven colors and three different sizes, and if you want it fully assembled so you can begin riding as soon as it lands on your doorstep.
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But the nature of investing isn't as concrete as people want it to be, and throwing money at an idea doesn't automatically make it show up on your doorstep a few months later.
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As recently as 20 years ago, the most important journalism was the local newspaper that landed on your doorstep, with a front page that bundled tangible local news and reporting on faraway things.
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Thank your lucky stars the roommate described in William Brennan's story never showed up on your doorstep with six large storage bins, a cat and a dog he spoke to exclusively in Dutch.
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Amazon is taking more control over how a package lands on your doorstep, but the company isn't trying to destroy UPS, CEO Jeff Bezos said at the Code Conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
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I met with those in Tijuana waiting to have their claim heard, and they serve as proof that ignoring a far-away population in need doesn't mean they won't show up on your doorstep.
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Register the $45 pitcher online, enter your contact and billing information, connect it to your Amazon account, and 40 gallons of water later, shiny new Brita filters appear in a cardboard box on your doorstep.
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This is like when government agencies have to rule on the divides between gambling and gameplay, or when harassment starts in a game and spills over into phone calls and people showing up on your doorstep.
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In situations where a delivery may be waiting on your doorstep or a service technician is on its way to a customer, waiting for 20 minutes for someone to check their email isn't going to fly.
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This may not seem that important if your lover has been to your place and knows where you live, but it could be the difference between a peaceful evening and trouble showing up on your doorstep.
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Because nothing is better than going to see a movie that is "life-ruining levels of scary" and then waking up to a horrifying package someone definitely left on your doorstep while you were sleeping, right?
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Anyone fretting over America's culinary decline can attempt to find solace in the burgeoning popularity of meal kits, those boxes that arrive on your doorstep filled with every ingredient you need for (typically) three meals for two.
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Basically over night, designer clothes start arriving on your doorstep, a personal trainer comes by to help you sculpt your body into silver screen perfection, and suddenly your every move is photographed by a horde of paparazzi.
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Take advantage of the new settings some food delivery apps have rolled out to accommodate social distancing, which, for example, allow you to ask that your food be left on your doorstep or in your apartment lobby.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A superstitious person would say that the sudden appearance of a black cat on your doorstep is a bad omen, but the opposite is true for Japan's Hiroshima Onomichi City Museum of Art.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Small children dressed as fairies on your doorstep may be cute while teenagers in zombie masks can be less appealing, but what rights do you have to say who knocks on your door at Halloween?
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The team, led by SVP of Worldwide Operations Dave Clark, oversees everything that takes place from the time a you buy a product on the website to when the box lands on your doorstep — basically, a ton of transportation logistics.
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She remembers the story of her friend from college, who invited the UPS guy in—this was exciting back then, a man wearing a brown-and-yellow uniform on your doorstep, ringing your doorbell, goodies packed in large cardboard boxes.
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Back then, the possibility of ordering your entire shopping list — from new bed sheets to the latest drugstore mascara — and finding it all sitting on your doorstep two days later — may have sounded like it was too good to be true.
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Call up a friend or neighbor over Zoom or FaceTime, have them witness you signing it over video chat, then leave the ballot on your doorstep (or theirs) or send it to them through the mail to mail back to you.
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If you'd like an inkling of how Nick might feel, or a primer in case more "successful fertilizations" arrive on your doorstep, since you're overdue to expect that, then check out this story of 32 half-siblings here: bit.ly/DNAgroups3.
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Call up Jim Baker; he's got some doozies that worked well with both allies and adversaries alike like "leaving a dead cat on your doorstep," a way of making the point that if you don't agree with me, I'll blame you publicly.
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Amazon found the one part of your online shopping journey it doesn't control — what happens between placing a package on your doorstep and you taking the package inside — and decided to buy the video doorbell security company Ring to help regulate that unknown.
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Reusable delivery boxes: In an effort to reduce its carbon footprint, Walmart should develop a reusable delivery packaging that you leave on your doorstep to be picked up after you've received your items — you know, like the milk man used to do.
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"If you've received a package that has been left on your doorstep or left in your yard or left on your driveway that you were not expecting or that was not from someone you know, then give us a call," Manley said.
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Instead of the usual Sunday-best Christmas cards that have arrived on your doorstep these past few weeks, Kim and Kanye and the rest of the gang basically just rolled out of bed, somehow making grey and white the new red and green.
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In practice, this could reach voters in the form of a social media message about gun ownership, a TV ad about caring for military veterans during your favorite morning show, the scheduling of a rally in your neighborhood or a letter dropped on your doorstep.
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That's happening through a new "Delight" score, which Head of Design Josh Abrams described as an "industry-first" rating — one that doesn't just reflect the general quality of the meal, or the experience of dining in the restaurants, but rather the food that arrives on your doorstep.
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"You've got to hire the smartest people where you can find them and they're not always on your doorstep," While a company like Atlassian, which makes workplace software such as the chat platform HipChat, has perhaps a technological advantage in managing international teams, it too faces some unique challenges.
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The joy of getting home from work to find a long-awaited package of beauty products sitting on your doorstep is about as close as a grown-up can get to recreating the feeling of Christmas morning, except instead of Santa and his reindeer you have the UPS guy and a big brown truck.
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In fact, you can also find the same deal pretty much everywhere except Amazon; it's also available for $249 at All of the retailers carrying the Google Home Max offer free shipping, but Walmart's will arrive on your doorstep the quickest with their free NextDay option, followed closely behind by Target's free 2-day shipping.
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Thirty years ago, it was widely understood that, if you wanted to get quality news on your doorstep, you had to send a subscription check through the mail; if you wanted to see a great new movie, you had to fork some bills across the box-office window or the video counter; and if you wanted to take a cab uptown you had to pay the driver the standard fee, plus tip.
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