On his way home he stopped by a picket of shipbuilders at Liverpool's docks, his first old-school industrial picket line.
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The food workers' union has said it plans to picket the debate, and all seven candidates invited to participate said Friday they will not cross the picket line.
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If you had a picket fence instead of a solid wall, that might break a spatial translational symmetry, since punching a picket feels different than punching the space between planks.
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We are headed to the picket lines, but even on the picket lines, our phones will be on, should the State System decide it doesn't want to abandon its students.
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On the picket lines, teachers largely dismiss the pay issue.
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White vans stand ready to take volunteers to picket lines.
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While they picket, they will be armed with free tacos.
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It's the white picket fence, the job and the minivan.
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I think of it as a picket fence between us.
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Today, it's a city park ringed with a picket fence.
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The GM picket lines have become a popular campaign stop.
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"I walked the picket lines against NAFTA," Mr. Sanders said.
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He called local religious groups and started a picket line.
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Nolan: He said he wanted to give me a white picket fence and I said what if I don't want a white picket fence and he said "I'll paint it brown" and my heart melted.
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Cassius contemplates crossing a picket line in Sorry to Bother You.
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Our house could never be surrounded by a white picket fence.
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Jay Inslee — who plan to show solidarity on McDonald's picket lines.
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Perhaps even a romp with a white picket fence around it.
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So many candidates have been joining striking workers on picket lines.
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At the Hamtramck picket line, frustration with the company was palpable.
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GM's 49,000 UAW-represented workers could take to the picket lines.
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Variations of this double screen are also called the Picket Fence.
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Shadows of a picket fence ring the floor of the stage.
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They don't want to brings their children across a picket line.
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Stand with workers and do not cross the digital picket line!
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And they're willing to walk the picket lines to get it.
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The union plans to picket on the day of the debate.
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That's why there are people walking the picket lines with them.
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They will remain on the picket lines while the vote is completed.
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One Irish guy said he 'didn't want to cross the picket line.
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Junior doctors stand on the picket line outside Maidstone Hospital in Kent.
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Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has offered to picket alongside striking workers.
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"We put up that picket fence early," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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Once, the group brought sandwiches and coffee to a women's picket line.
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Some were coalfield Republicans, representing Virginians not far from Bristol's 2009 picket.
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We stood on busy streets holding picket signs showing bloody aborted fetuses.
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Throughout the apartment, Juggalos wrote on picket signs and painted their faces.
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Sanders's campaign is sending people to join workers on the picket lines.
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The entire painting hangs on a white picket fence, which Welch made.
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Senator Corker from Tennessee has done everything but picket the White House.
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On picket lines around the country, workers made the strike their own.
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Because mostly it's a white picket fence family living through comedic moments.
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The General Motors picket line is a hot campaign stop these days.
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Americans who support the workers could join them on the picket lines.
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All of the candidates said they wouldn't cross those workers' picket line.
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Truckers will not cross picket lines, so if there are picketers in front of a factory that has finished vehicles ready to be shipped to dealers, Teamster truckers will honor the picket line and refuse transport those vehicles.
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DSA will continue to picket every Friday and Sunday outside the Manhattan store.
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Is taking advantage of Amazon's flash sale akin to crossing the picket line?
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Beto O'Rourke will join a McDonald's picket line Saturday in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Even then, more than a few days of picket lines made little sense.
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On one side, behind a white picket fence, is a manicured strip mall.
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The announcement of layoffs puts them on either side of the picket line.
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Maybe you want a white picket fence, 2.5 kids, and a golden retriever.
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And even if they did cross picket lines, there would still be vacancies.
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It's up to you if you want to cross the digital picket line.
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If you hail an Uber on Wednesday, you're crossing a (virtual) picket line.
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Emotions are "always high in any kind of picket situation," DeVault told me.
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As a four-sport star at U.C.L.A. On a picket line in Cleveland.
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Some artists crossed the picket line; some did not and stood in solidarity.
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"Sure, you can match the picket on this side," the fence guy said.
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A white picket-fenced area next to it was prepared for a garden.
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All of the candidates have said they will not cross a picket line.
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Teachers hit the picket lines last week, demanding higher wages and better benefits.
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The candidates had said they would not cross a picket line to participate.
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The candidates pledged last week they would not cross the workers' picket line.
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Saturday's picket signs — how many thousands have we seen now through social media?
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Drivers in Philadelphia plan to picket Uber's Greenlight Hub from noon to 1 p.m.
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"Tired doctors make mistakes" has been one of the slogans on the picket lines.
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While many parents have joined teachers on the picket lines, some oppose the strike.
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The Massachusetts senator joined striking teachers in Chicago on the picket line on Tuesday.
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"You're basically saying...teachers, cross the picket lines to coach these kids," Bressler said.
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The unions also agree not to encourage workers to go on strike or picket.
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Those four make a very sweet family, and they deserve their white picket fence.
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Fans of lighter-toned "strange small town" shows, like Eerie, Indiana or Picket Fences.
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He started doing little pickets around Norwich or somewhere, a little one-man picket.
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Do it because it's the millennial version of building a picket fence or something.
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Emmy-winner Tom Skerritt (Picket Fences) plays Ed, while Hammer plays his son, Drew.
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We live together, have a dog, and pretty much the white-picket-fence life.
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On the Grandpuits picket line, the strikers fume when they hear the president's name.
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Young was pushed to picket Netflix's offices after a series of television-related disappointments.
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August 30, 1967, a group of protesters formed a picket line at The New
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In 1993, he was literally on the picket line against NAFTA; in 2005, Rep.
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On Monday, SAG-AFTRA will picket game publisher Electronic Arts' office in Los Angeles.
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"I would be among the first to picket such a meeting," she assured Brewster.
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It was embarrassing to have all these comics out in front with picket signs.
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She started by using a fence picket to hit scavenged balls against a garage.
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On Friday, she married the man she met on the picket line decades ago.
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Teachers in those states thronged state capitals to picket legislators and governors last year.
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The 2847-acre property has ocean views, white-picket fencing and clusters of palms.
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That's why I'll unapologetically cross any "Day Without A Woman" picket line on March 8.
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Sanders joined some of the Verizon employees on a picket line in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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Chicago teachers parodied a Lizzo song on the picket line, and it's Good as Hell.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton's first date involved negotiating to cross a picket line at Yale.
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Jill Martin used to dream about marriage and motherhood, wanting the white-picket-fence fantasy.
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As a 17-year-old miner, he was also on the picket line at Orgreave.
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Junior doctors march on the picket line outside the Royal London Hospital in east London.
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He didn't really know what a white picket fence was, but he did like dogs.
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The Vermont senator made an appearance at the Verizon picket line in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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Cates later appeared on episodes of the series Picket Fences and Touched By an Angel.
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More than 30,000 workers joined picket lines protesting the telecom company's handling of contract negotiations.
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Still people cross the picket line, in order to get the health care they need.
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Students also walked out of a number of high schools to join the picket lines.
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The musicians, who had planned to picket on Sunday, instead met to ratify the deal.
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"There's a certain resistance to the white picket fence and the suburban lifestyle," she said.
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Many Americans today would recognize what was going on back there as a picket line.
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Workers set up picket lines at dozens of plants and parts warehouses around the country.
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The musicians are now back on that same stretch of sidewalk — walking a picket line.
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She complained on the hotel's Facebook page about curtailed services and a noisy picket line.
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Journalist Eric Blanc gives an update from the picket line of the Chicago teachers strike.
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Nearly 250,22009 members have joined picket lines at factories across the South and the Midwest.
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The strike put about 20,000 teachers and 13,000 school service employees on the picket lines.
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The strike has put 20,000 teachers and 13,000 school service employees on the picket lines.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders joined striking supermarket cashiers on the picket lines in Massachusetts.
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I have walked more picket lines in my life than all of my opponents combined.
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With unions in the southern coalfields leading the charge, teachers returned to the picket lines.
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" CWA called on its members, who have been working without a contract since last August, to "dig in, be prepared, join picket lines, picket Verizon Wireless Stores, and demonstrate the commitment and solidarity that have been the values we've lived by throughout CWA's proud history.
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The streets were lined with picket signs and megaphones—instruments designed to amplify the human voice.
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They love their families, they support their neighbors, they have golden retrievers and white picket fences.
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Right: Photo by Kay Tobin Lahusen, Ernestine Eckstein, and Barbara Gittings: Third White House picket, 250.
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If the strike continues through Friday, those on the picket lines could lose their health benefits.
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There's a designated area behind a white picket fence for press to watch as he works.
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"There's trees on the lawn now," says Carly Picket, one of the employees touring me around.
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They urged passengers not to use their apps, likening it to crossing a digital picket line.
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He also earned three Screen Actor Guild Awards, one for Nixon and two for Picket Fences.
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Willingness to contact an MP has fallen; willingness to march or join a picket has risen.
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It's the white picket fence of my smartphone-toting existence, the Model T of my generation.
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Living our lives through a lens Trapped in our white-picket fence Like ornaments Damn, dude.
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Two other unions representing ferry pilots and engineers have vowed to honor the IBU's picket lines.
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This week, the strike took a turn for the ugly, with some employees crossing picket lines.
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By the 1950s, Mickey was a home-owning suburban rodent living in a white picket house.
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They had a nice house with a white-picket fence in a good neighborhood in Utah.
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Nick Faber thought he'd be spending this week on the picket line in a Minnesota winter.
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In came hard-leftists who had learned their craft on picket lines rather than ski slopes.
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When teachers did make it out to the picket line, the Obama administration largely stayed mum.
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He is parked in a driveway bisecting a big green lawn with a white picket fence.
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I'll walk on that picket line with you as president of the United States of America.
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Flashes of red and blue strobed through the twilight, illuminating the marchers' faces and picket signs.
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Their picket of the company HQ was characterized by its non-whiteness and diversity of accents.
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They picket and protest and run a soup kitchen and go to Ethiopia to construct buildings.
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Meanwhile, Bernie is leveraging his massive email lists to directly rally his supporters to picket lines.
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It was not clear how many faculty members chose to cross picket lines and continue teaching.
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Educators are walking picket lines or demonstrating to demand more pay and better funding for schools.
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In a show of support for striking employees, many customers refused to cross the picket lines.
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He meant they could dress up as Charlton Heston and picket the White House — what else?
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This used to be a place of white picket fences, white painted churches and white people.
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The Chicago Teachers Union's 25,000 members took to the picket lines starting at 6:30 a.m.
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They'll continue to walk the picket lines until the vote is completed a week from today.
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Despite losing hundreds of dollars during the strike, Rutledge said she's staying on the picket lines.
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General Motors – GM workers will remain on the picket lines until a ratification vote is complete.
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So some families have decided to let their children skip school to join the picket lines.
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I will not cross the union&aposs picket line even if it means missing the debate.
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So, Blickenstaff and her classmates have been joining teachers on the picket lines since February 22.
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They descended on Washington in droves to join a daily picket line outside the White House.
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Still, the candidates are not budging on their insistence they will not cross a picket line.
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A wife and two kids and a picket fence instead of his parents' weather-beaten cottage?
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It will be fought on the picket line and in the street as well as in Parliament.
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Striking school bus drivers put down their picket signs and volunteered to transport people from their planes.
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In a show of support for striking employees, many customers have refused to cross the picket lines.
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Sometimes the phenomenon is accompanied by a rapidly evolving green picket fence structure that is short-lived.
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When you encounter obstacles, "picket and bypass" as if you were a Marine commander on the march.
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A home with a white picket fence used to be a core part of the American dream.
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Bad publicity is the digital equivalent of the picket line, says Michelle Miller, co-founder of Coworker.org.
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Elizabeth Warren later blasted the automaker when she joined a picket line at the same Detroit factory.
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Are we witnessing the death of the American Dream of home ownership and a white picket fence?
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Labor union strikers form picket line barriers at the gates to the factories they intend to idle.
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Those left on the picket line would find themselves subject to cavalry charges and beaten with truncheons.
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Junior doctors stand on the picket line outside Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital on January 12, 2016.
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"To cross the intellectual and ideological picket line, I think there's something wrong with that," he said.
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Guardian Angels picket in support of a vigilante subway shooter court case near City Hall on Dec.
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The move angered the union, which recently set up a picket line at the refinery's front gates.
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Hundreds involved in the student movement from at least six universities joined employees on the picket line.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders stood in a New York City picket line today among Verizon employees.
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Especially jamming it up against fear of the other and anything that's not white-picket-fence America.
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"This film was made by a filmmaker who has crossed our nonviolent picket line," Barghouti told CNN.
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A new rally against withdrawal is scheduled for tonight and protesters plan to picket the presidential office.
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Despite a paltry $250 per week in strike pay, the atmosphere at the picket line is positive.
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"Let the board know his hardship," said Karin Posvar Picket, an associate broker at the Corcoran Group.
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"My white picket fence, my trellis, everything you'd identify my house with was gone," Bartek-Regnier said.
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Workers have enlisted the support of presidential candidates; in addition to those joining the picket line, Sen.
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As the mayor shook hands and greeted voters inside, Claxton circled outside with picket signs in hand.
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Several union members walking the picket line say they just want a "fair deal" from the automaker.
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Teachers planned to picket at more than 500 schools across the city beginning at 6:30 a.m.
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And maybe the two of them have a baby and a picket fence and all that jazz.
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Church members frequently picket high-profile events in the Midwest, including concerts and appearances by LGBTQ celebrities.
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The group had been holding a weekly picket line at 50 Hudson Yards to protest nonunion contractors.
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Workers hit picket lines for eight days last year, calling for improved working conditions, including rest breaks.
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A key exchange Gideon had been joining teachers -- including his mother -- on the picket lines since Thursday.
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Workers had planned to picket during the debate if they did not reach a deal before Thursday.
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However, they will still pick up and transport vehicles from locations where there aren't any picket lines.
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They are continuing to take time away from the picket line to make sure their students eat.
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Roughly 48,000 union workers with the automaker are walking picket lines outside 55 of GM's domestic plants.
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Attendees at the event were invited to create picket signs and "rally" alongside Paul against college debt.
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Warren swarmed as she arrives with doughnuts for the Culinary 2628 picket line outside The Palms pic.twitter.
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All seven candidates participating in the debate, including Biden, vowed to not cross the union's picket line.
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One officer, who had been patrolling a nearby picket line of striking Verizon employees, apprehended the suspect.
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The district has hired hundreds of substitutes to replace teachers and others who leave for picket lines.
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This picture, however, isn't the cookie-cutter image of a family in front of their white picket fence.
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About 30,000 teachers were expected at the state capitol in Oklahoma City, where they formed long picket lines.
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Many consumers retweeted images announcing, "It's Strike Day!" and urged shoppers not to cross the digital picket line.
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We can keep that queer taste of pleasure in our mouths, rejecting picket-fence capitalist parenthood like Peter.
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I've never wanted to settle down and have kids and a white picket fence or anything like that.
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Finally, there is a picket fence in need of repair extending inward from the panel's lower left side.
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And we lived in the quaintest little white home on a hill (cherry trees, picket fence, and all).
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It was usually "a small, polite group of gays and lesbians [would picket] outside Liberty Hall," Sargeant describes.
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"For you, Donald Trump, I built a white picket fence at the Mexico / Arizona border today," she wrote.
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United Continental — United pilots are planning to picket the headquarters of shareholders PAR Capital Management and Altimeter Capital.
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United Continental (UAL) pilots are planning to picket the headquarters of shareholders PAR Capital Management and Altimeter Capital.
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On the picket lines, some teachers said the progress reported after yesterday's session gave them reason for optimism.
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Creating a culture of life isn't just about standing in a picket line with a "Choose Life" sign.
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He joined Verizon workers on a picket line on Wednesday morning, and also backed the strike on Tuesday.
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It had the white picket fence, a breezy porch, and — most essentially — a short ride to his grandchildren.
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Set behind a white picket fence, it has porches with gingerbread balustrades on the first and second stories.
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In 22, students carried picket signs as part of a citywide school boycott over segregation in the classroom.
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The previous owner had enclosed half of the backyard with a cheery-looking six-foot-high picket fence.
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Friends and family members sat in chairs, watched from the deck or stood behind a white picket fence.
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It's a western suburb of Chicago, a pretty opulent community full of white picket fences and golden retrievers.
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BEIJING — They protest, picket and sing to defend Mao's memory, yearning for the East to be red again.
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Other groups, including People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and the Patriot Picket, also attended the rally.
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Oakland teachers hit the picket lines Thursday, unable to afford the soaring cost of living near Silicon Valley.
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On the picket lines, local businesses and other supporters bring food, drinks and water to the striking workers.
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An auto worker here has been at this picket line every day — and she has lost her voice.
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Democratic candidates had threatened to skip the debate and refuse to cross a picket line at the venue.
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I saw shabby wood-frame houses rotting by the roadside, and picket fences blown over by the wind.
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Monday she walked the picket line outside a school where just eight of the 456 students showed up.
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Get engaged, join or plan a rally, get on a picket line, organize sit-ins at lawmakers' offices.
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I was not only in opposition to NAFTA — I was on the picket line in opposition to NAFTA.
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Considering Kinkade repeated motifs—cottages, white picket fences, mountains—this could theoretically mean any painting in his style.
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Unless you strongly disagree with the position of the picketer, you just do not cross a picket line.
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Marianne O'Brien said the need for additional support staff was one of the main reasons she walked picket lines.
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General Motors strike Almost 50,000 GM workers will stay out on the picket lines for at least another week.
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They're the same lies told by the anti-choice extremists who picket clinics like the one I work at.
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Both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton joined picket lines and pronounced their support for the striking workers on Wednesday.
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Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders joined Verizon employees on the picket line, and Hillary Clinton has been courting unions heavily.
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The gate is low—a picket fence—as if to prevent the dunes from riding up into the street.
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Democratic presidential candidates have promised to help American workers and have walked the picket lines with striking UAW workers.
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Police blocked the roads to stop the sea of demonstrators with their picket signs from reaching the Cabinet office.
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But they proved fruitless, and the musicians were soon walking a picket line instead of playing Gershwin and Ravel.
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For the first time in 25 years, teachers in the Mile High City could take to the picket lines.
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"The day after we set the picket, we could already see that we were making a difference," Sagnet recalls.
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I'd cut classes in high school — way too boring and unreal, I thought — to picket Woolworth's branches in Manhattan.
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French doors open to a covered deck and a garden surrounded by stone walls and a white picket fence.
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We made fun of the white picket fence part, which seemed stiff and boring to our 2000s teenage tastes.
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More than 30,000 teachers from 900 schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District are marching on picket lines.
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And members of the virulently homophobic Westboro Baptist Church traveled to Ladue, Mo., to picket outside his high school.
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She had hidden her injuries from her parents, fearing they would forbid her from returning to the picket line.
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Not surprisingly, then, on the picket lines and at the occupied universities, women did not have an equal voice.
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A white picket fence with a gate encloses a paved entry courtyard, screening the front door from the street.
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The strike saw about 3,200 conductors and yard workers hit picket lines demanding improved working conditions and rest breaks.
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Teachers in red T-shirts and sweatshirts were on picket lines outside many of the city's 500 public schools.
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Cover image: Illinois Federation of Teachers President Daniel Montgomery speaks as Chicago Public Schools teachers picket Thursday morning, Oct.
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I would bet there's probably 50 percent Republicans in this hall right now and out on those picket lines.
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All seven qualified candidates said they would not cross a picket line, raising the prospect of a debate boycott.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees, including conductors and yard workers, are hitting picket lines amid softening demand for freight services.
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It's the classic American dream — a home surrounded by a white picket fence, and two and a half children.
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Cover image: Jerry Harris carries a sign while workers from the General Motors walk a picket line Monday, Sept.
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In 2003, more than 70,21960 workers at 220 stores in the state walked picket lines for nearly five months.
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Striking student union members also anticipate undergraduates and more supporters to join the picket line in the coming days.
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He was a teacher for 37 years, and would have certainly been on the picket line with his colleagues.
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The teachers had been joined on the picket lines by education staff such as bus drivers and school cooks.
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Privatization is one of the sins that brought demonstrators to picket outside Sotheby's York Avenue entrance during the auctions.
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Moving into one's own house (with a picket white fence, perhaps) symbolizes economic stability and upward mobility to many.
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"It's the way we bring our tenants together because we feel that community in our buildings is important," Picket added.
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Video appeared to show hundreds of drivers participating in the picket line at the Uber Greenlight Hub in Redondo Beach.
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Kids on scooters and bikes zip down hills on peaceful, tree-lined streets with no shortage of white picket fences.
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That might be partly because childless bachelors and bachelorettes are decreasingly likely to covet grassy yards and white picket fences.
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However, the massive GM strike, in which about 50,000 people joined picket lines, was not counted in this month's report.
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Under grassroots organization, thousands of teachers took to the picket line for a 22015% raise and affordable health care coverage.
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Many parents have elected to keep their kids at home or have joined their teachers out on the picket lines.
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As they wait to return to work, workers have had some high-profile visitors meet them on the picket line.
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It emits light in mostly purple-ish colors, and is often accompanied by green and short-lived "picket fence" structures.
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A white picket fence and manicured hedgerow aren't very practical when living your best #vanlife in a vintage VW microbus.
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We're told the picketers will be reminiscent of striking union workers, protesting scabs who attempt to cross the picket line.
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The neighborhood was alive with white picket fences, neighborly picnics and friendly contests on who had the best-kept lawn.
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Drivers United's picket and 25-hour protest are timed around Lyft's recent initial public offering and Uber's upcoming public offering.
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Women have led protests since fronting a picket to shield men during a confrontation with police last year, said Tibold.
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Perhaps inevitably, a few of those featured -- including "Picket Fences" co-star Fyvush Finkel -- have died since filming took place.
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On the day of the strike he attempted to portray those staffing emergency departments as having "crossed the picket line".
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It faces a quiet residential street and has a white picket fence and period gas lamps in the front yard.
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A GoFundMe campaign called "Tacos for Teachers" was started last week to provide taco trucks to the UTLA picket line.
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The union president said he would love to see parents join teachers on the picket lines, if the strike happens.
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The candidates are angling for attention on picket lines in an effort to show solidarity with the ascendant labor movement.
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Mr. Picket said the commercial viability for a large eatery was good, because the immediate area has lacked dining options.
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Away from the picket line, Theresa Hill was sitting on a concrete planter wearing a Make America Great Again hat.
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Amma is many things: She's a virgin, she's a guru, she's a small woman, no taller than a picket fence.
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He was known to turn up on miners' picket lines, sometimes bringing young players along as a lesson to them.
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Democratic presidential candidates Julián Castro, Corey Booker, and Jay Inslee are planning to picket with them in three different cities.
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Tuesday and instructed educators to report to the picket line or contact their strike captain for other ways to participate.
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Union leaders in Los Angeles expect some 241,2700 teachers, counselors, nurses, and librarians to walk the picket line this week.
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Schools remained open, staffed by substitutes, but many parents said they would not send their children across the picket lines.
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Jim SpanierHouston To the Editor: Set a date for all federal employees to picket in front of President Trump's hotels.
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Many centers and people who picket abortion clinics now carry signs advertising APR, hoping to catch women after their appointments.
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The monthlong strike is taking a toll on union members hoping to trade in their picket signs for a paycheck.
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Outdoor space: The house occupies a corner lot with lawns and hedges and is wrapped by a white picket fence.
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The seven Democrats qualified for this week's debate stage have all said they won't cross a picket line to attend.
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Beyond several campaign events planned, Harris will also walk the picket line with striking employees of McDonald's Corp on Saturday.
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Any Frontier employee who showed up at the picket line for 30 hours a week received $200 in strike pay.
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Her mother, Shirley Phelps-Roper, was one of Phelps's 13 children and served as the church's picket organizer and spokesperson.
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To qualify for the strike pay, workers must walk the picket line or do other things related to the strike.
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Against this backdrop, Arjona found herself on the picket line last week as part of an ongoing wildcat teaching strike.
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He'll join striking McDonald's workers on a picket line, then hold a Charleston town hall, then a CNN town hall.
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Even when I was younger, I never saw myself with kids, living in a house with a white picket fence.
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Maybe you broke the digital picket line and ordered an Uber during the May 8 ride-hailing app driver strike.
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"—Andrew Yang🧢 (@AndrewYang) December 13, 2019Biden chimed in as well, tweeting, "I won&apost be crossing a picket line.
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The picket fence at the Bloomington, Indiana, location references a memorable scene from the movie Hoosiers, which featured the school.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees, including conductors and yard workers, hit picket lines on Tuesday amid softening demand for freight service.
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Gotham is now looking to do the same in Brooklyn, the organization's president, David Picket, told CNBC in a recent interview.
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And while protesters threaten and picket Planned Parenthood — and too often, zealots and terrorists attack it — Congress votes to defund it.
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Being a homeowner is part of the American dream, but that white picket fence comes with a side of unexpected realities.
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Warren, Biden and Sanders have all actively sought labor support and appeared on picket lines with striking United Automobile Workers members.
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Despite the change in leadership, hundreds pressed ahead with protests overnight, rallying near the Cabinet office with picket signs and flags.
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The automaker reached a tentative 4-year deal last week with workers who took to the picket lines for a month.
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At one tense point, the candidate took his argument to a hostile, FN-supporting picket line at a factory in Amiens.
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Those of us who aren't making $230,000 a minute might be reluctant to cross a picket line — even a digital one.
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On the surface, the Pearsons are the quintessential American family, in the most 1950s, white picket fence sense of the term.
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But attendance was down considerably as parents kept children home out of concern for their safety or to honor picket lines.
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A smattering of protesters picket for Medicare for All and one heckler petulantly yells, "Impeach," over annoyed shushes from the crowd.
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Protestors descended on the main entrance to the school's main building Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings with bullhorns and picket signs.
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If you are inclined to shop on Amazon, and don't mind crossing a picket line, today's the day to do it.
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He takes care of the only church on the island, which is right across a white picket fence from his house.
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" Speaking bitterly of Reagan's commercial, he told a crowd at a church in Cleveland: "It's all picket fences and puppy dogs.
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In Florida it was Celebration, an idealised community of picket fences and front porches that promised a return to 1950s America.
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Around 3000 members of the Oakland Education Association went on strike with picket lines at all 86 of the district's schools.
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And that's why the medical school students, in their white coats, have been walking the picket line with us in solidarity.
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At the same time, in solidarity with workers, shoppers did not cross picket lines, at a great cost to the company.
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In early July of 1959, picket lines blocked liquor stores on Harlem's Lenox Avenue, Seventh and Eighth Avenues, and 220th Street.
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" Labor unions like California Labor Federation appealed to Amazon shoppers, "Stand with workers and do not cross the digital picket line!
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It was even hard to tell exactly where it is because there was no picket or anything that shows the border.
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Democratic candidates often show up at picket lines; several did so just last month when Stop & Shop workers went on strike.
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It sits on the grounds of a Montessori school, replete with a white picket fence, and abuts Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
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But it was unclear how the planned protests and picket lines of the striking teachers would affect traffic and police resources.
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The strikers took to the picket line Monday, shutting down several plants and costing GM up to $90 million a day.
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" The new phrase lacks rhetorical zing; it's hard to envision workers on a picket line singing rousing anthems about "income inequality.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts walked the picket line Sunday alongside striking General Motors workers at an assembly plant in Detroit.
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A "holding hands" picket is planned in Cape Town, while other groups are expected to march in coastal city of Durban.
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An estimated 25,000 Chicago Public School workers headed for the picket line on Thursday for their first strike in seven years.
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The local leaders will also decide whether workers will remain on picket lines or return to work during the voting process.
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But even though this strike focuses on teachers' salaries, students joined them on the picket lines, saying their teachers deserve better.
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On top of all that, workers formed picket lines because GM is trying to effectively cut their hard-fought healthcare benefits.
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About 48,000 workers from 55 facilities in nearly a dozen states began manning picket lines instead of assembly lines on Monday.
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And even though this strike focuses on teachers' salaries, students joined them on the picket lines, saying their teachers deserve better.
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"He's been a Republican his whole life," Biden said during a stop at a Culinary Union picket line on Wednesday morning.
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At the time, some teachers crossed the picket lines, but there is little sign that any will do so this time.
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UNITE HERE Local 11 has said it will picket the event over a labor dispute involving their union on LMU's campus.
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Channeling the spirit of an urban lumberjack, massive, rough-hewed posts picket the sunny lobby filled with low-slung leather couches.
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Uber chose to continue serving the airport — albeit with surge pricing disabled — a move that critics saw as crossing picket lines.
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His security team trailed his black car all the way down the narrow lane leading to the picket line, just in case.
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The National Woman's Party was the first group to picket outside the White House, using President Wilson's words against him on banners.
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Cash is desperate enough to sell out his organizing co-workers, crossing the picket line to go to his fancy new job.
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Printed on thick museum board and mounted on poles, the images resemble picket signs at a demonstration — one whose purpose appears ambiguous.
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"Fleyshman then invited followers to "rally" alongside Jake, "create picket signs," and "voice their opinions on the $2 trillion in college debt.
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" She says women around her "went to college, got married, had kids, built the white picket fence and lived happily ever after.
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She really wanted the house and the kids and the picket fence with Ross, and it was all taken away from her.
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Steve is also purple, with green features resembling a picket fence, unlike those signature greens, blues and reds of a regular aurora.
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At the same time, labor unions organized picket lines and petition drives outside major league ballparks, collecting more than a million signatures.
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And one of the policy's biggest proponents, 22020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, emailed his supporters to rally people to the picket lines.
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And one of the policy's biggest proponents, 2020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, emailed his supporters to rally people to the picket lines.
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" They also informed MUNCHIES that "more than 30 production associates have crossed the picket line since yesterday to come back to work.
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Keep those picket signs handy or watch Leo Madonna's Women's March speech for the thousandth time as a surge of fearless inspiration.
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It only received the permits after agreeing to hire union workers amid threats by Sullivan and Brissette of a picket, prosecutors said.
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In the strike on January 12th they provided only emergency care, and will do so again in another picket on January 26th.
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Thousands of junior doctors in England have been back on the picket line protesting terms of a new contract with the government.
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Environmental activism can be picket signs, large-scale international climate marches, anti-fracking petitions or even recycling education programs in elementary schools.
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Forming a picket line means giving up money they'll never get back, all so somebody else can make more in the future.
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Phelps that Westboro Baptist Church members have the right to picket at military funerals and the landmark 2001 finding in Bartnicki v.
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While we respect the Union's right to informationally picket, they do not have a right to strike or otherwise disrupt our operations.
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Harrison County Education Association President Lillie Junkins told the local outlet teachers are prepared to picket outside of public schools starting Tuesday.
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The pool is enclosed by a picket fence, and is lined with stone from a barn that once stood on the property.
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The result is sometimes more penitentiary than pastoral, with six- to eight-foot barriers looming over picket fences and low-rise hedges.
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And still today, we just settled a merger contract without a single picket line, or anything, because the power still exists there.
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Ferry boat pilots and engineers, represented by separate unions, were not part of the job action but refused to cross picket lines.
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For five days in April, more than 1,500 research and teaching assistants, community leaders, elected officials, and alumni walked the picket line.
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If they held off on drinking that poison, they could have done the whole white picket fence, kid, and French bulldog thing.
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SUMMER CAMP HAS lodged itself in the collective American imagination as deeply as corn on the cob and the white picket fence.
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Nearby, an outdoor deck swept away by floodwaters came to rest atop a white picket fence, turned brown by the muddy water.
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And reopening Lordstown has becoming a rallying cry for the union rank and file, fueling militancy that has ended in picket lines.
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Over the next two years, students joined the picket lines of strikers from General Electric, General Motors and the U.S. Postal Service.
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The state's teachers and school service employees have been on the picket lines since late last week, demanding better pay and benefits.
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"I will not cross the picket line and I will stand with @UNITEHERE11 to fight for the dignity of work," she wrote.
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But the outcome and consequences of this strike, Hall says, are far more important than her first time on the picket line.
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"I don't feel like it's necessary," she said, standing with a UAW strike picket sign in her hand outside the Flint facility.
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The community still presents a vision of suburban quaintness, with streets like Restful Lane dotted with picket fences and pinwheel garden ornaments.
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James Lawson, the 90-year-old civil rights icon, to a "Tacos for Teachers" campaign to fund food on the picket lines.
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You've talked about making the picket lines even stronger to make the attention to Los Angeles public schools really make a difference.
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All seven Democrats who qualified for the debate have said they will not cross a picket line to participate in the debate.
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At the scene I am met by a raucous picket line, one that I have been anticipating for over six months now.
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It is cookouts and heart disease and the prom and white picket fences and bodega cats and gossip magazines and hell and sunglasses.
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She was surrounded by an extremely tall picket fence which, if you were reaching, did make sense in the context of the song.
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Half of you is fantasizing about white-picket fences, while the other half just wants to strut your stuff and twirl for admirers.
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"If you're going to cross this ideological or intellectual picket line, then own it, and Adam Levine certainly isn't owning it," said Geragos.
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Some didn't because they couldn't afford to, but we stayed on the picket line to fight for the rights of all of us.
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Those on the picket lines had been getting only $250 a week in strike benefits, starting with the second week of the walkout.
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Growing up as a member of the famed Vanderbilt family, Anderson Cooper didn't exactly have the white picket fence upbringing of his peers.
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The cookie-cutter way of life — go to college, get married, have a white picket fence — all of that is being questioned now.
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The students decided to treat her joke like a dare and have since showed up in skirts to picket Mitchell's tyrannical uniform guidelines.
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Picket Fences (1993)Kimberly Brock (Holly Marie Combs) and her best friend Lisa Fenn (Alexondra Lee) share a kiss while discussing their sexuality.
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Some consumers have said they are planning to boycott the company on Prime Day, in a stance against crossing the digital picket line.
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When you were younger, the promise of a little house with a white picket fence in no-name suburbia seemed attainable — easy even.
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The one-day picket, which attracted tens of thousands of demonstrators, was the first march by the CGT umbrella labor group this year.
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"I always wanted to have that perfect marriage with the white picket fence, the dog, the yard and a driveway," Ms. Henderson said.
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One group of protesters planned to form picket lines outside of the event and interrupt BlizzCon panel discussions with questions about Hong Kong.
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" Sanders joined a picket line against Verizon in Brooklyn earlier Wednesday, slamming the company for "trying to destroy the lives of working Americans.
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Student support for graduate student workers was so encoded in the university's meme culture that many undergrad students also joined the picket lines.
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Deciding not to waste the opportunity, everyone pulled out their BLM picket signs, donned their gear, and prepared to face the Trump supporters.
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The "white flight" costume somehow incorporated Mr. Potato Head, long strips of paper 3-D glasses and bumblebees affixed to a picket fence.
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Picket lines formed at all of the universities' campuses and at the system's headquarters in Harrisburg, Pa., after the strike began on Wednesday.
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Others plan to picket and hand out pamphlets about their demands, according to the union, which represents more than 20,000 airline catering workers.
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And before the Stonewall riots shook Manhattan, protesters in Philadelphia were filmed during "Reminder Day Picket," one of the earliest Gay Pride demonstrations.
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As the primary elections get closer, we'll likely see more of the 20-plus contenders in the Democratic field on the picket line.
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Smaller walkouts began in early February, organized by the sons and daughters of coal miners who had stood on the picket lines themselves.
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Students carrying picket signs as part of a citywide school boycott that saw hundreds of thousands of children stay home from classes. Feb.
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The strike had overwhelming local support, with many customers refusing to cross picket lines and bringing meals to workers protesting outside the stores.
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He lives alone in a Utah town in nice house with a white picket fence that he's flattened, doubtless after a hard night.
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There are picket fences and vine-covered trellises; driveways with basketball hoops; doorways with wind chimes; and medleys of bicycles packed on porches.
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The alarming emergence of COVID-219 has made the situation more complicated, though strike organizers have pledged to continue a digital picket online.
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A picket in the Ural mountains city of Yekaterinburg attracted around 30 people, one of the organisers, Sergei Khorenzhenko, said on social media.
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"No matter the picket fences and swimming pools and things, most of the time, kids want to be with their families," she said.
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Teachers are set to hit the picket lines Thursday morning, as district officials plan to rely on other employees to keep schools open.
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Thrilled at having tea with the First Lady, she nonetheless soon followed up with a letter rebuking her for crossing a picket line.
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To understand how union members in Las Vegas are thinking about Bernie Sanders, it helps to remember a picket line in the 1990s.
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Sanders joined members of the University Professional and Technical Employees (UPTE) to give a speech before the picket line, according to the Times.
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Union members walked out of factories and set up picket lines at 33 plants across the nation as well as 22 parts warehouses.
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After the union informed the candidates of the planned picket line on Friday, all of the debate participants quickly issued statements of support.
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"There is a shift to this type of living; I'm not sure everybody wants a backyard and a picket fence anymore," he said.
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"We're going to continue to strengthen our picket lines, which have been growing with the support from our community and parents," he added.
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Sure, you may not lean over your white picket fence anymore to ask your neighbor what he or she thinks of Donald Trump.
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And we're involved in a joint venture on Purves Street in Long Island City, with the Brause and Picket families and the Gotham Organization.
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One of the hottest stops on the 20203 campaign trail was the Stop and Shop supermarket employees picket line in Massachusetts this April. Sens.
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The candidate himself has spoken occasionally on the stump about his roots in the progressive movement and support for union workers on picket lines.
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A union representing striking Verizon workers said that several of its members have been struck by cars while on the picket line this week.
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Television images showed dozens of pilots and stewards holding picket signs in the lobbies of major airports in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
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The complaints differ by school district, but one common refrain on picket lines is that teachers are not paid enough for their hard work.
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Easterners have no idea how agriculture works in this country because there are lots of cute little farms with picket fences and 240 acres.
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He's ready for the "white-picket-fence dream" of marriage to a man with "good family values," as he says in the premiere episode.
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I didn't want to get a good job, a house with a white picket fence, have 2.5 kids, and then just ... go ... to ... sleep.
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A junior doctor on the picket line outside St Thomas' hospital wears badges in support of the strike in London on January 12, 2016.
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It's not uncommon for members of the 20203 Democratic field to show up to picket lines or tweet out their support to striking workers.
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It's not uncommon for members of the 2020 Democratic field to show up to picket lines or tweet out their support to striking workers.
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The Norris-LaGuardia Act of 1932 prevented the federal courts from issuing injunctions against union picket lines (which were frequently enforced at bayonet point).
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Sorry, Andrew McBurnie, but the Taco Bell photoshoot is just about as ubiquitous as that Olan Mills backdrop that looks like a picket fence.
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Two other unions represent ship masters, mates, pilots and marine engineers; those unions are not on strike but are honoring the IBU's picket lines.
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" Sanders had joined a Verizon picket line in Brooklyn, telling striking workers that the company is "trying to destroy the lives of working Americans.
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Union workers say they plan to picket some Verizon Wireless stores, but only a small number of those employees are part of the unions.
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After the court ruled 8–1 in favor of Westboro's right to picket a funeral, Snyder was forced to pay the group's legal fees.
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There's plenty of reasons to criticize DeVries for stepping across a picket line, but in the context of Chloe, she did an okay job.
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The bottom line is that the teacher's voice is most often heard on the picket line, which limits the opportunity to influence education policy.
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Audiences had to cross a picket line to see a production — without décor — of John Galsworthy's "Strife," a play that coincidentally involved industrial unrest.
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The largest job action of 2019 involved 92,700 North Carolina public school teachers who walked the picket line on May 2703, International Workers' Day.
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Another 7,500 support staff, who have been engaged in contract negotiations of their own, are expected to join the teachers on the picket line.
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Sanders, whose candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination was endorsed by CWA, has long supported the workers, appearing on a picket line last year.
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There were fights along the picket line, with tourists throwing water and food at the strikers, who were more than willing to fight back.
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The one-story houses, which were painted in pleasantly muted colors, with gardens in the front enclosed by white picket fences, had not changed.
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I like to walk around my Los Angeles neighborhood and wonder what drama lurks behind the pretty facades and lawns, the occasional picket fence.
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Locally, teachers are walking picket lines in front of individual schools, according to Christine Campbell, president of the American Federation of Teachers-West Virginia.
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As union members continue to picket, GM has stopped paying striking workers' health insurance and have instead shifted the cost onto the UAW union.
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Civil rights leaders have threatened to picket Madison Square Garden after the owner tossed one of the franchise's most beloved alumni from the premises.
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This may not be news, even in the movie industry, which loves white-picket fences in principle but remains a gated community in fact.
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Holding plastic-covered signs on rain-drenched picket lines across the city, they demanded higher pay, smaller classes and more support staff in schools.
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Instead, as they tumbled out of their town cars and taxis, they were greeted with a concert of a different kind: a picket line.
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"Palestinian civil society overwhelmingly rejects fig-leaf gestures of solidarity from international artists crossing our peaceful picket line #Hatari," the campaigners said on Twitter.
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RP: In another work, "Safe," (2016) the open space above and below a freestanding bathroom stall has been filled in by a picket fence.
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Anti-abortion protesters planned to picket outside about 13 Planned Parenthood clinics across the country to demand that Congress defund the health care provider.
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Ms. Jayaraman organized a picket line, and soon Mr. Emil capitulated, hiring all of the former Windows servers who wanted jobs at his new venture.
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While some potential patrons have stopped at the entrance to learn about the protests and chosen to shop elsewhere, many have crossed the picket line.
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And members of other entertainment unions historically tend to support union strikes and may also be reticent to cross picket lines, further complicating the strike.
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Six months later, the two entities were still at an impasse, prompting nurses' return to the picket lines in June, where they have since stayed.
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Jennifer Friedhart, a 271th and 216th grade science teacher at Beaubien Elementary, said teachers would rather be in the classroom than on the picket line.
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And since they can't cross the picket lines, students are either unable to practice or barred from trying to qualify for regional or state championships.
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People admire one another's picket signs and costumes, snap photos of the scene, and text latecomers the location of the second line parade's starting point.
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Sanders spent the entire campaign arguing he was fighting for the working class, and he walked the picket line in support of striking Verizon workers.
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But after nearly six weeks on the picket lines, workers were apparently willing to accept the closings for a chance to get back to work.
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Cassius' day-to-day anonymity is destroyed after he breaks a picket line and gets pegged in the forehead by a flung can of soda.
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And as it turned out, the good job and the white picket fence was beyond my reach anyway —beyond the reach of so many people.
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As Wednesday's strike was ongoing, Uber apparently tried to incentivize both drivers and riders to cross the picket line and do business with them anyway.
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In April, candidates like Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, and Pete Buttigieg also showed up to Stop & Shop picket lines to support striking grocery store workers.
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Across the Line, though, opens with a short 360-degree video introduction that follows a young woman through the picket line and into the clinic.
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MAD is also planning a campaign to picket crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs), which attempt to dissuade people from having abortions and often use misleading tactics.
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We once shared an area of grass between our two houses, until Mr. McCracken installed a picket fence right through my mom's prize-winning vermilliades.
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His campaign has been run without writing code, without hiring engineers, and without Harris getting arrested on a picket line by the Menlo Park police.
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Ushers will stage walkouts during screenings held at Picturehouse cinemas, and picket lines will call on festival-goers to boycott venues owned by the company.
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Candidates are jockeying for position on picket lines, lavishing attention on the labor movement over social media and holding town hall events with local members.
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Those include "the hot topics that pastoral teams touch every day that can be controversial that can lead to picket lines, to protests," he said.
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Members of Ryanair's British pilots union voted this week to follow Portuguese cabin crew to the picket line, with two strikes planned from Aug. 22.
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She's irritating but funny: "Want coffee?" she quips as she heads out of an icy cave, grinning as if it's their own picket-fenced house.
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But a city representative allegedly called the hotel to say that because Top Chef was not hiring union workers, Local 25 was planning to picket.
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School will be back in session today for more than 25,2200 students and 23,22 teachers after 213 days of walkouts, picket lines and tense negotiations.
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"The picket line is where we show our strength to the district, and it's where we get to stand together and fight," the letter said.
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Three Democrats running for president marched with striking McDonald's workers on Thursday — their latest effort to win over working-class voters on the picket lines.
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And with a record number of US workers going on strike these days, we're likely to see even more Democratic candidates on the picket line.
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Kashana Cauley When I was growing up, the American dream meant you had a house with a white picket fence, 210 children and a dog.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 1.6-acre property is studded with old magnolia and elm trees and has a vegetable garden surrounded by a white picket fence.
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"We want to work — this is not about Amazonians being lazy," said one of the Amazon employees during a picket line outside the Chicago building.
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I always grew up with a little bit of a fantasy of a white picket fence, family with a dog and children, and a marriage.
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Yet Mr. O'Brien did spend considerable time with Hoffa and his family and helped organize picket lines and other union activities while still a boy.
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Fleeing marriage, coups and arrest warrants, my mother joined street protests and picket lines, and wrote passionately about the oppression of the poor and powerless.
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What remained was a handful of plant workers at each gate lackadaisically holding picket signs or tending to fires in metal garbage cans for warmth.
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Her new home brings to mind the aspirational middle-class gated communities of Manila, with their brightly painted welcome arches, rowhouse designs and picket fences.
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Nearly 237,216 General Motors workers walked off the job and formed picket lines Monday in the industry's biggest major labor action in over a decade.
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Although initially hesitant to join the marchers — she had earlier refused to picket other aldermen's homes — she believed she had to fight for her law.
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Protests from students and locals, during which people held picket signs describing the name as a "massacre to American Indian heritage," forced the eventual change.
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The D.N.C. first became aware of the dispute on Friday when the union asked campaigns to pledge not to cross a picket line, officials said.
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The endorsement appeared to convince Sanders largest allies, with many already crossing the picket line since the news of an impending endorsement broke last week.
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The Oakland strike continues Oakland teachers hit the picket lines Thursday, saying they are unable to afford the soaring cost of living near Silicon Valley.
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But activists angered by the Commonwealth's failure to put LGBT decriminalization on the agenda said they planning to picket the Commonwealth Secretariat's offices on Thursday.
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Eventually they agreed to a contract; one night, over dinner, Ms. Nelson won a provision that flight attendants would be allowed to picket the airline.
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And nevertheless, I stood there watching members of LA's institutional art scene walk all over the picket line organized by Boyle Heights' activists and artists.
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Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton visited strikers outside a Verizon store in midtown Manhattan, and rival Bernie Sanders cheered workers on a picket line in Brooklyn.
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Sanders and Warren have led the pack in supporting unions and showing up on picket lines, pushing other candidates further to the left on labor issues.
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See what the teachers' union wants Former teacher Elizabeth Warren joins the picket lines Teachers got a boost of support Tuesday from Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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Coaches are not going to break a picket line, said Alison Eichhorn, a social science teacher and varsity softball coach at Lindblom Math and Science Academy.
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Alongside "Guard tower, entrance to Natzweiler-Struth of concentration camp, near Strasbourg, France" (1981), Friedman notes a new picket fence has been installed, freshly painted pink.
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In Oakland, workers who've had their contract expire will picket outside one hotel, them march through the city and rally in front of the Convention Center.
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It also weighs just under 200 grams with the battery, meaning it doesn't have to be registered with the FAA and literally fits in your picket.
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Watching candidates join picket lines shows just how powerful the labor movement has become in recent years, with a record number of workers going on strike.
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The American dream has long morphed from what it once was: a house with a picket fence, two cars, 2.5 kids and a vacation every year.
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Daniel once told us he'd like to see a movie about their war, but after all this time ... we're guessing he'd settle for a picket fence.
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" Reporter Kerry Picket wrote, "Republican political operative Roger Stone says he still communicates with President Donald Trump, and the last conversation he had was relatively recent.
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With that being said, we think we found The One — like, the settle down in the suburbs with a white picket fence and two dogs One.
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Extend unemployment benefits to striking workersThe biggest thing that dissuades workers from striking is their inability to pay their bills while out on the picket line.
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While on strike, Mr. Mesches walked the picket line in the morning and painted watercolor landscapes in the afternoon with a group of other scenic artists.
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General skepticism about meritocracy and opportunity, felt most acutely by marginalized groups who couldn't see themselves in picket-fence campaign ads, had yet to go mainstream.
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Rebel Wilson is now living the American dream ... a home with lots of grass and a picket fence, and it only cost her around $3 million.
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Hundreds of people holding flags and picket signs converged outside the headquarters of the Professional Unions Association, demanding an end to the planned income tax law.
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White-picket, wrought-iron and chain-link fences enclose the tiny front yards, as do pink marble balustrades with finials shaped like globes or, sometimes, eagles.
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"The members of the local nonviolent, anti-abortion community may continue to picket my home," he wrote in a letter to The Buffalo News in 1994.
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While by most measures a standard supermarket, a stone wall and a distressed picket fence — both inside — channel the rough-edged décor favored by food halls.
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Those who entered the meeting were called "scabs" by the protestors for "crossing the picket line" to attend a meeting in such a politically contested space.
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Teachers are losing hundreds of dollars a day Since teachers don't get paid while on strike, they're making tremendous sacrifices to stay on the picket lines.
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The seven contenders who qualified said they will not cross a picket line at Loyola Marymount University, where the Democratic National Committee will hold Thursday's debate.
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As the children grew, they would frequently visit the picket line, learning the union songs and crossing the street to ride in an elevator for entertainment.
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Sailors could not get to their tugboats at Saint Nazaire port because a picket line by striking workers was blocking access, Total said in a statement.
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Now the United Automobile Workers have gone on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 223,22007 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines.
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All seven Democratic presidential candidates who met the qualifications said they would not participate in the debate if they had to cross the union's picket line.
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My father dressed in a zoot suit and later became an advocate for immigration rights and participated in a lot of the picket lines for unions.
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Businessman Tom Steyer followed, saying if the dispute between Sodexo and Local 11 is not resolved before the debate, he would not cross their picket line.
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ATLANTA — Allison Glock and T Cooper live behind a white picket fence, an enclosure so tidy and welcoming that it seems to grin at passers-by.
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"We just want a fair deal," said UAW Local 22 President Wiley Turnage as he manned the picket lines midday Wednesday with his members on Wednesday.
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GM employees have one less thing to worry about on the picket lines — their health care, which will continue thanks to the UAW's strike benefit fund.
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" Ms. Cates later appeared on episodes of the television series "Picket Fences" and "Touched by an Angel" and in the made-for-TV movie "Wolf Girl.
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Last Friday, all seven participating candidates said they would not cross the picket line of a labor dispute between a local food workers' union and Sodexo.
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He's keen to inspire creative conversation around modern British suburbs, in the same way the white picket fences of segregated American suburbia are seen as iconic.
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"There's nothing quite as communal as breaking bread and sharing a meal," Picket said, explaining that was the focal point of the amenities package at The Ashland.
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Under Chilean law, unionized workers can cross the picket line and individually accept the company's contract offer after 30 days on strike, potentially weakening the union's hand.
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Elizabeth Warren is set to join Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers union, and educators on the picket lines on Tuesday, the union said.
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Thousands would have crossed picket lines already were it not for colleagues who maintain solidarity, by, for example, forcing strikebreakers to strip naked or smashing their phones.
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Washington was looking at options including broader maritime surveillance, as well as setting up a "picket-line of ships" to protect the international waterways, Esper told reporters.
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With holiday candy production in full swing, 400 workers behind the iconic Peeps candy voted to go on strike and took to the picket line on Wednesday.
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Sometimes, their teachers don't show up to work because they're out on the teachers union picket line demanding taxpayers pick up the tab for their plastic surgery.
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" NPR similarly ends its video with Jetta'Mae Carlisle, who, having undergone the surgery, says, "I have that white picket fence dream, and that's where my future is.
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The strike has disrupted classes for nearly 500,000 students, though parents have turned out in large numbers to join teachers on picket lines and at their rallies.
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An industry source said the sales, which may intend to test China's new approach, weaken Canada's position, comparing their impact to striking workers crossing a picket line.
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"It doesn't matter who the owner is, even if it's the federal government, you're not getting the grandma off the picket line in Burnaby," said the source.
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"There is no protected strike or lockout taking place, which may raise legal questions about the rationale and applicability of a picket," she said in a statement.
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Farmingdale State College, a Costco, five cemeteries in a row, a golf course, block after block of white picket fences with perfectly snow-blown driveways and walkways.
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And the Vermont senator and presidential candidate has walked on picket lines with striking workers and visited a demonstration in Brooklyn on Wednesday to show his support.
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If Rachel Stern's class had hosted their final critique on campus, it would have caused her students to cross that picket line and undermined the GWC's efforts.
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Are people going to picket outside and name and shame the people who spend $10 on a ticket, or $6 to download [a special] directly from him?
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"Please do not cross the virtual picket line by logging into the Uber app as either a driver or passenger," the IWGB posted on the event page.
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Karyn Regal, a reporter for WBZ News Radio in Boston, reported that some had returned to protest with their picket signs at about 7:45 a.m. Tuesday.
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Sister Maureen took to the picket line demanding compensation for victims and an extension of lapsed deadlines to prosecute predators and to lodge civil claims against them.
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It's a handsome production, though, on a clever picket-fence set by Edward T. Morris at Theater Row's Theater Five (until very recently known as the Clurman).
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For several years out of college, Q led what he described as a "very tight, gay, white picket fence" lifestyle with his boyfriend and his boyfriend's son.
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After almost two months of picket lines, nearly 8,000 workers at the hotel giant have agreed to a settlement that includes increased wages and improved working conditions.
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Ms. Rice sat next to Evelyn Herzog and Linda Patterson, both 70, who helped picket the Irregulars outside their dinner in the 1960s for keeping women out.
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Next to me was the white picket fence, peeling, leaning over the neighbor's compost file, the air thick and fermented around us as I spoke to Mercury.
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One might even say that the quintessential experience of graduate school is no longer solitary labor in the archive; today, it is marching on a picket line.
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Tina Cunningham, another worker walking the Lordstown picket line, said she did not like G.M.'s battery plant idea, but said there might be no better alternative.
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Around 20,000 teachers and 13,000 school service employees first hit the picket lines Thursday in all of the state's 55 counties to demand better pay and benefits.
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On Monday, we went to schools across the district to talk with teachers on the picket lines, as well as the students and parents who joined them.
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That assessment was evident on the picket lines all over Los Angeles during the strike, with signs railing against "privatizers" and the "greedy side" of the philanthropists.
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The strike, which began on February 22 when some 20,000 teachers hit the picket line, has now forced school closures in all of the state's 55 counties.
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" Seeing it as a conversation the project aimed to start, Brodsky taped a print of a picket fence with her response: "Objects bearing the force of suggestion.
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Or, if we must stay in the land of picket fences and PTA rivalries, what does that kind of life look when it's led by a trans man?
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Heck, if you really need a reason, consider the fact that participating in Prime Day this year will effectively mean you're crossing the striking Amazon workers' picket line.
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"This was not a picket, no matter how many times defense attorneys used that word in this courtroom," Assistant US Attorney Kristina Barclay said Thursday in closing arguments.
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Members of Ryanair's British pilot union voted this week to follow Portuguese cabin crew to the picket line this month with two two-day strikes from Aug. 22.
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Grab your picket sign and pussy hat because the January 21 Women's March (on Washington and all across the country) couldn't happen at a more astrologically appropriate time.
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"Say no to greed," announced British union group United Private Hire Drivers by Twitter, calling for a "digital picket line" in London and three other cities on Wednesday.
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So I cut junior high school to go picket for the farm workers, it was during the Cesar Chavez boycotts, and I was an activist in high school.
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As Democratic presidential candidates like Senator Elizabeth Warren join the picket line or publicly support the union's demands, it is clear that powerful figures are paying attention too.
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The deal was reached between union and company negotiators more than a week ago, although members stayed on the picket line until the ratification process could be completed.
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In the United Kingdom, H.M. Dallas made posters that integrated the slogan "Votes for Women" with simple illustrations of women in long dress holding newspapers and picket signs.
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While boomers grew up chasing visions of a white picket fence and 20193 children, the pipe dream of our too-old-for-this-shit generation is downright geriatric.
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It was even suggested he might be crossing a picket line last week before he raised money at the house of a prominent player in the healthcare industry.
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To push their point, they have already told players to start setting aside money in case the players ultimately end up on a picket line without a paycheck.
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But outside, large groups of protesters — including some dressed as handmaids — braved the cold to picket just a few feet away from the long line of tuxedoed attendees.
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Production at ArcelorMittal's plant in Ghent was halted with picket lines allowing in only a minimal number of workers in order to guarantee the safety of the equipment.
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As noted above, young adults rejected the suburban home with the white picket fence for apartments in more exciting and convenient urban locations (or for their parents' basements).
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"I was really thinking of crossing (picket lines)," said Ceballos, adding that she has diabetes and could not afford higher healthcare costs if she lost her current insurance.
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By 1:30, about 50 people—including off-duty Amazon workers and local labor activists— were marching in a circle with picket signs in the warehouse's truck lane.
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And they've got a powerful ally: Bernie Sanders, who has joined workers on the picket line and called out Verizon as exemplifying everything he hates about corporate America.
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Wearing police union shirts and caps and holding picket signs, he and his two comrades were among the first attendees waiting to greet de Blasio when he arrived.
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" Few tried to cross the rows of smartly dressed protesters—men in suits and dapperly tilted fedoras, bouffanted women carrying purses with picket signs proclaiming "DON'T BUY HERE.
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About 3,000 unionized workers, including conductors and yardmen, hit picket lines on Tuesday after talks with management failed to resolve contract issues amid softening demand for freight service.
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In an interview last week, Mr. Schaitberger said he had warned the D.N.C. that he would consider establishing a union picket line if Democrats located their convention there.
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In fact, all his Trump imagery is more devoted to tying Trump to traditional symbols of America: the flag, agricultural cultivation, the brave soldier, the white picket fence.
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In 1917 and 1918 (in the middle of WWI) Alice and Lucy organized one thousand (all white) "Silent Sentinels," the first people to ever picket the White House.
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Bernie Sanders, who has frequently done his presidential campaigning on picket lines, unveiled a comprehensive set of proposals on Wednesday designed to revive and newly empower organized labor.
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For them, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's involvement with Trump's advisory board and what they saw as his company's attempt to cross picket lines was just the last straw.
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But media, including the Chicago Sun Times, said late on Sunday that 7,500 members of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) would not cross the CTU picket lines.
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"Even outside of campaigns, he's been on picket lines and petitioned for American workers, so I think for a union standpoint, it was the right call," he added.
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It's fair to ask if I, while sitting in a sterile airport hall, might harbor a secret wish for white picket fences and a litter of little children.
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In the original incident, Ms. Autry was videotaped standing in the shrubbery that partially conceals the moat, all of which is behind a three-foot-tall picket fence.
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When he is dozing in the shade, the old shower trees outside the picket fence that surrounds the yard rain their pink and yellow petals down on him.
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The United Automobile Workers union went on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 50,000 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines on Monday morning.
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In June, graduate students went on strike for three days, carrying picket signs that left little doubt that the work stoppage was occurring on an elite college campus.
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The United Automobile Workers union went on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 50,000 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines on Monday morning.
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Clustered around the town's nearly eight-acre green — about the size of six football fields — is a wealth of well-kept older homes standing proudly behind picket fences.
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" Billionaire envrionmental activist Tom Steyer tweeted that if the dispute between Local 11 and Sodexo "is not resolved before the debate, I will not cross the picket line.
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If a deal is not reached, workers will strike a minute after midnight, Hammond said, adding that local strike negotiators have made preparations to set up picket lines.
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On Wednesday, Bernie Sanders, the senator from Vermont who is an independent, and Beto O'Rourke, a former U.S. Representative from Texas, are scheduled to visit the picket lines.
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"We absolutely believe we deserve what we're fighting for," said Meoshee Edwards, a 22-year veteran of the Hamtramck plant, on a picket line outside the factory Tuesday.
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Warren was first to tweet her support for the workers and declare she wouldn't attend the debate if that meant crossing a picket line, and Sanders soon followed. .
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But at the start of this decade, the notion had taken on the spectre of nightmare — a white-picket fence charred and mangled by excess, neglect, and complacency.
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He told me that his congregation wanted to join the picket line, and he didn't know what to tell them, so he asked me to explain my meaning.
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Danger's mother was an alcoholic and her father died when she was 11; she says she always dreamed of having a husband, children, and a white picket fence.
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"Lyft is not directly crossing the picket line, but by partnering with the CNE they are making it easier for those who will," Antheunis wrote me in an email.
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Finally, there's Lynn Nottage's Sweat — which explores the most recent historical battles between factory workers in and off the picket lines in the coal factories of the American midwest.
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Top Chef being a non-union show, members from Teamsters Local 25 threatened to picket, and hotel employees, either spooked or perhaps sympathetic, told producers they couldn't film there.
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Elisabeth Mitchell, right, a kindergarten teacher in South Los Angeles, joins fellow teachers as they picket on the second day of the Los Angeles school teachers strike Jan. 15.
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In that time she supported black and white workers on picket lines, protested an immigration law that restricted the rights of commonwealth citizens, and demonstrated against the "sus" laws.
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I was not only in opposition to NAFTA, I was on the picket line in opposition to NAFTA because I understood — I don't think this is really rocket science.
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While Gilbert Grape is her best-known performance, Cates went on to appear in several TV shows including Picket Fences in 1994 and Touched by an Angel in 1996.
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But they have tarnished France's image with scenes of barricades and picket-line violence just as the eyes of Europe are on the host country of the Euro 2016.
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Once-effective strikes and picket lines don't really work anymore—not just because workers are in white-collar jobs, but because they switch jobs so frequently and work remotely.
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Solidarity announced its plan to picket after the firm said it would only pay salaries in October but the payments of November salaries and other allowances were in jeopardy.
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At the Grammys, she made a political statement with her white pantsuit (a nod to Hillary Clinton) and white picket fence (a reference to the American dream of yesteryear).
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On stage, speaker after speaker voiced their support for organized labor; one, Representative Tim Ryan of Ohio, even explicitly named the virtue of refusing to cross a picket line.
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On "Picket Fence Cartel" Bixler turns the lyrics "daddy taught well at the end of his belt" into a catchy sing-along before shattering in a fit of rage.
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Regardless of whether you're in a heteronormative long-term relationship with two kids and a white picket fence, relationships, life, and love are complicated, and I think that's okay.
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Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich is urging federal employees going without pay during the partial government shutdown to "stop working," and urged furloughed workers to picket their workplaces.
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With the strike looming, campus administration sent several emails to the student body encouraging students to cross picket lines, report striking professors and teaching assistants, and call campus police.
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After dinner I walked along the Clark Fork River and across a bridge to Maclean's boyhood home, a modest Craftsman with a wide front porch and white picket fence.
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The performance showed Perry in a house with a white picket fence, before that same fence and house came crashing down — clearly a metaphor, considering the highly political lyrics.
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Six weeks after the raid, on February 11, 1967, 200 people gathered at the Black Cat to peacefully picket outside the bar in protest of police harassment and brutality.
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The independent senator from Vermont, for example, has shown his support for rank-and-file worker movements by directly rallying bodies to picket lines through his mass email lists.
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About 3,000 unionized workers, including conductors and yard workers, hit picket lines on Tuesday after talks with management failed to resolve contract issues amid softening demand for freight service.
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She was 9 years old when she took her first turn on the picket line, joining her father during a strike at the Good & Plenty candy factory, she recalled.
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The long decline of labor unions and the rise of automation, among other things, have made it harder for many people to afford a picket fence or 123 kids.
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The president concocted a frightscape, the caravan from hell ready to storm our white picket fences, the military deployed as a political stunt, the Constitution inches from the shredder.
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Yet for Ms. Garcia, one of the main annoyances was the proximity of the picket line, which would start up at 22018 in the morning, with bullhorns and microphones.
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In February, Sanders joined a picket line of 1,700 striking UE workers outside a locomotive plant in Erie, Pennsylvania for the first major manufacturing strike of the Trump era.
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These "silent sentinels" stayed for months, mounting a "Grand Picket" on the eve of Woodrow Wilson's second inauguration that drew more than 1,000 people to circle the White House.
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But there are no horses in "The Breaking Ring," which takes place inside a 16-by-22-foot space framed by a white picket fence, designed by Ali Akbarian.
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Instead he spent the weekend facilitating an agreement for unionized cafeteria workers at Loyola Marymount University, in order to avoid picket lines outside Thursday's debate, which took place there.
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On Monday, the United Automobile Workers went on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 50,000 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines, continuing the trend.
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And because tech workers haven't been on the picket line before, Reckers said, they tend to be scared to have conversations in fear of rustling feathers at the company.
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As Sanders noted in the debate in Flint, on March 22008th, when Hillary was First Lady she publicly supported NAFTA , while he "was on a picket line" protesting it.
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The Democratic candidates expressed their support for the union and the workers it represents, collectively saying they will not cross the picket line for the debate without a solution.
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General Motors shifted health insurance costs for its striking workers to the United Auto Workers union as its members walked the picket line on Tuesday for the second day.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees with the Teamsters, including conductors and yard workers, hit picket lines to demand better working conditions and changes they say would make their jobs safer.
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But you won't really know what Arsem is doing unless you get to the MFA (where you may have to cross a picket line) to witness the piece yourself.
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California Today Los Angeles public school teachers are on the third day of their strike, with thousands of teachers showing up at school picket lines and massive rallies downtown.
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The time has come for a genuine, old-fashioned strike, one with picket lines, chants, quickened pulses and the power to reignite the traditional fighting spirit of American labor.
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"We're out here because negotiations have come to a standstill," explained Athena Holbrook, a Collections Specialist and member of the union's bargaining committee, as she circled the picket line.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — I'm able to make out a picket fence, a porch, a bramble grove, a tree with all its leaves, a river, a path.
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The nationwide strike was inspired by the work of 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, who has missed school to picket the Swedish parliament every Friday since August.
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We went from sporting Afros at picket lines in the '60s to watching YouTube naturalistas — ones with bigger followings than some celebrities — sharing their journeys in front of a webcam.
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SOME ON the picket line in Chicago jingled tambourines and blew whistles; many asked for selfies; all cheered when Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts promised to "stand with our unions".
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One, titled "Make America Safe," depicts Trump standing in front of a white picket fence with an open lock, holding a key, and the American flag waving in the background.
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Alison Crowe, the winemaker for Garnet Vineyards & Picket Fence Vineyards in Napa Valley, said she has not been told to evacuate her home on the western edge of downtown Napa.
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Verizon has said that consumers will be mostly unaffected because it has trained thousands of nonunion employees since last year to fill in for those who walk the picket line.
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Although surrounded by bucolic winding roads and stunning vistas of the wooded foothills of the Catskill mountains, there are few stand-alone houses with big back gardens or picket fences.
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Many of them walked the picket line with the more than 2400,22007 striking workers at GM and used their vast social-media followings to draw attention to the UAW's strike.
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The government expects some 4,000 non-emergency operations to be cancelled during the stoppage, the first industrial action by doctors since 1975, as picket lines went up outside some hospitals.
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The campus quadrangle is largely quiet, other than the chants coming from the picket lines in front of building entrances and the roving marching band of protesters crisscrossing the campus.
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When his teachers union went on strike in 2016, Ocul chose to cross the picket line and continue to teach his math students, while coaching his impressive girls' chess club.
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Classes start today, which means LIU Brooklyn students will encounter a raucous picket line—in addition to courses that won't be taught by the professors they're paying to study under.
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Lasting the duration of Ella Fitzgerald's eponymous song, which plays on the soundtrack, Baillie pans across an unloved, brown, uneven picket fence that's behind a series of lush rose bushes.
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The NCAA's three-point line is 215 feet and nine inches from the basket; it did less to impede Young's progress than a white picket fence would a monster truck.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees with the Teamsters, including conductors and yard workers, were hitting picket lines to demand better working conditions and changes they say would make the job safer.
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Instead of the electric guardrail wrapped in barbed wire that he once was, Howard is now a sturdy picket fence with a big "Beware of Dog" sign on the door.
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Mr. Bey, then 16, went on his own to the museum, hoping to see the picket lines and find out more, but when he arrived there were none that day.
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All seven Democratic presidential candidates who had qualified for the event vowed to not cross the union's picket line, but an agreement between the two sides was reached on Tuesday.
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She has tried to set up public and private dialogues with her opponents, only to have an unflattering audio recording leak from one event and democracy advocates picket at another.
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" Teachers union members gathered to picket Thursday morning outside Chalmers Elementary, according to the newspaper, carrying signs with messages like "speed limit 30, not a class size for young children.
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"Personally for me, this is a lot bigger than G.M. and the autoworkers," said Mike Mucci, a worker who was on the picket line outside the Detroit plant on Sunday.
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The Democratic presidential candidates have joined picket lines in previous strikes, including the McDonald's strike in May and the Stop & Shop strike in April, as they jockey for union endorsements.
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Almost 21995,2640 members of the United Automobile Workers union will head to the picket lines this morning across the Midwest and South in the union's first such strike since 2700.
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The Vermont senator, an independent running for the Democratic presidential nomination, briefly walking a picket line with striking United Auto Workers members outside of the company's Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly plant.
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Costs also are growing for the union, which on Saturday announced its International Executive Board voted to raise weekly "strike pay" for workers walking picket lines by $25 to $275.
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And in 2015, the D.N.C. removed the New Hampshire television station WMUR as a debate sponsor because a labor dispute at the station could have led to a picket line.
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It's the second time Hall, a UAW member with GM of 2900 years, has had to walk a picket line with her union brethren during contract negotiations with the automaker.
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By the end of the song, the white picket fence she sings about in the first verse has been dismantled and turned into a canvas for the United States Constitution.
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"If GM (GM)refuses to give even an inch to help hard-working UAW members and their families then we'll see them on the picket lines tonight," said the statement.
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"I see this as a paradigm shift," said Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, who traveled to picket with Los Angeles teachers twice during the strike.
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Lyndsey Stuart, a teacher at Bartlesville High School, said in an interview with VICE News that the teachers have formed a huge picket line that stretches around the entire building.
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And Unite Here Local 11, the labor union, informed the campaigns on Friday that they will picket the Thursday debate if they cannot reach an agreement with the catering provider.
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Staying on the cutting edge of the luxury building market, which rents units for a median price well above average — around $6,000 — "is sort of like an arms race," Picket said.
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A small band of protesters who tried to picket the party on Saturday night did not get anywhere close to it, nor was there much media pickup on the group's message.
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Inevitably, on Wednesday, there will be women who cross the picket line, who must go to the office or who buy a carton of milk from the male-run corner market.
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There's all sorts of history that hasn't been reckoned with, and in these movies it comes bubbling out of the ground in a way that no white picket fence could stop. ●
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Veteran British actor Roy Dotrice, best known in the U.S. for roles in Game of Thrones, Beauty and the Beast, and Picket Fences, has died at age 94, per BBC News.
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West Virginia public school teachers went on strike Tuesday — nearly one year after their original nine-day action inspired educators across the U.S. to launch picket lines, the Associated Press reports.
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Nationally, 4 percent of its 2,200 petrol stations were out of fuel and a picket line was hampering supply from three fuel depots which were operating at minimum capacity, it said.
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A week after a blockade of oil refineries led to panic at the petrol pumps, the country was crippled by another round of strikes, as transport workers joined the picket lines.
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Doug Boughner, vice president of Unifor Local 444, confirmed on Monday that picket lines were down and Integram workers who supply GM had returned to work ahead of the ratification vote.
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Shot in 1966, Bruce Baillie's "All My Life" opens on a pan of an old picket fence framed by the blue sky above and a stretch of summer-brown grass below.
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In Kavanaugh's opinions on the right to unionize, on the right to picket, and on the right to be protected from accidents in the workplace, he has consistently ruled against workers.
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Kristina Gore, who teaches fifth grade social studies in Logan County, said some teachers on her picket line had been prepared to give the PEIA task force a chance to work.
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Her plight has prompted angry Ukrainians to pelt the Russian embassy in Kiev with eggs and Russians to picket the Ukrainian embassy in Moscow to demand justice for the killed journalists.
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"We had been patrolling above the picket ships for over two hours without any activity and no enemy planes in sight," he said on the History Channel program "Dogfights" in 2008.
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Why so many teachers toughed it out For the past six school days, educators hit the picket lines to demand smaller class sizes, higher salaries and more school nurses and counselors.
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I don't want to sit here and be in the picket line because they're being untreated fairly, then you got the other guys on the other side saying, 'No they're not.
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But before the strike began, Mr. Muti wrote to the orchestra's board and management, saying, "I am with the musicians," and he later appeared with the players on the picket line.
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The tightly cropped "Picket Fence" has a nude woman sitting on a piece of the titular barrier, the wooden pales pressing into her lower buttock, her calf pimpled with goose bumps.
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HOW MUCH $1.495 million SIZE 3,859 square feet PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT $0513 SETTING This house is in Naushop, a planned residential community of white picket fences and traditional-style houses.
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A small band of protesters who tried to picket the party on Saturday night did not get anywhere close to it, nor was there much media pickup on the group's message.
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"If you have just enough folks who will cross the picket lines, you can still get certification and testing work done," Mr. Aboulafia said, alluding to the possibility of a strike.
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Members of Unite Here Local 11, a union representing food service employees at the university, are in contentious negotiations with the food service provider Sodexo and could picket outside the debate.
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Workers at Loyola Marymount University are in a contract dispute, and all seven candidates who qualified for the debate said Friday that they would not cross a picket line to attend.
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Passing cars are honking their horns in support of the teachers as they drive by the strikes, Lee told CNN on the phone from a picket line in Charleston Thursday morning.
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The Democratic National Committee, which sponsors the debate, said it had just learned of the issue on Friday and would never ask the party's presidential contenders to cross a picket line.
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Every 2020 candidate who qualified for the debate on Friday said they would not participate in the debate if it meant breaking with a labor union and crossing a picket line.
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Art Wheaton, a labor professor at the Worker Institute at Cornell University, believes the reinstatement of the health-care benefits should help ease tensions at the bargaining table and picket lines.
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Then, the now-defunct group PEI Reproductive Rights Organization asked for abortions to be provided in a hospital setting so that anti-choice protesters couldn't picket or harass people seeking abortions.
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They are beautiful and haunting large-scale, gelatin prints — with rich silver-greys and inky-blacks — which capture dense forests, thickets, white picket fences, and eventually, the waves of Lake Erie.
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The good jobs, the union jobs that gave a high school graduate or a new immigrant a nice house with a picket fence and their kids a good education, will never return.
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In addition, workers who walk a picket line together for any length of time almost invariably come to see each other as brothers and sisters rather than as rivals for employer benefits.
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Students arriving at some 900 campuses across the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) were met by their teachers carrying laminated picket signs in the city's first teachers' strike in three decades.
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Call your congressional representative; call Jeff Bezos; picket the National Mango Board; print a copy of this article, fold it into a paper airplane, and chuck it over the White House fence.
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It added that nationally, four percent of its 2,200 petrol stations were out of fuel and a picket line was hampering supply from three fuel depots which were operating at minimum capacity.
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In the photo, Swift is seen from behind wearing a swimsuit that exposes snake and butterfly tattoos as she looks onto what appears to be a trailer park with colorful picket fences.
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Picket lines are due to go up at hospitals again on January 26th and in February (when a total walkout is planned leaving consultants, nurses and temporary staff alone to treat emergencies).
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Bernie Sanders stood in solidarity with the 39,000 Verizon workers striking up and down the East Coast when he stopped by a picket line in Brooklyn Wednesday, as the Associated Press reports.
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But then she falls in love — with a physics professor 20 years her senior — and finds herself married and living in a house with a white picket fence in 1940s Los Alamos.
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I remembered how people had to stand in a circle around Shepard's funeral wearing large, white cloth angel wings to block out the anti-gay protesters who came to picket his funeral.
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" The blunt-speaking CEO, who once crossed a picket line of baggage handlers to help load a plane, also indicated a grudging respect for the pilots: "In fairness, their timing was good.
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A man, a woman, with their two and half children behind a white picket fence: Nostalgia for a Leave It to Beaver way of life infuses the politics of the Christian right.
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Wexner, the CEO of L Brands – which owns Victoria's Secret – had recently developed a town of 400 people outside Columbus, Ohio, into a neighborhood of Georgian-style mansions and white picket fences.
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It is something plainer, more straightforward, a bit ugly even: milky-gray sky, drab office interiors, identical white apartment blocks rising from the green hills with the regularity of a picket fence.
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As I write this, graduate students at Columbia University—one of the world's most prestigious institutions of higher learning—are on the picket lines, walking side by side with building trades workers.
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Looking back, I think its tick-tock may have been muted because I'm gay and was told I couldn't lead a "normal" life with marriage and kids and a white picket fence.
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The Hamilton and District Labour Council has also decided to picket a Dundas Tim Hortons in response to the Tim Hortons that have pulled the paid breaks for their employees as well.
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He has intensified his attacks on Mr. Biden over trade, a major issue in the state; in remarks in Dearborn on Saturday, he recalled joining picket lines to protest "disastrous" trade deals.
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From teacher picket lines to the halls of state capitols, public school educators and their political allies are pushing back against decades of laws they say have been punitive to traditional schools.
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The union instructed them not to talk politics on the picket line, especially after a scuffle broke out between fellow strikers when one of them showed up carrying a Trump 2020 flag.
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Soon, they're living in a newly built suburban community, full of rows of simple houses built to starter-home specifications: picket fence, a yard in the front and back, cheerful but soulless.
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Bridges coordinated during the strike with C.L. Dellums, the leading black unionist in the Bay Area, and made sure the handful of black dockworkers would not cross picket lines as replacement workers.
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General Motors (GM) has stopped paying for striking workers' health insurance, instead shifting insurance costs to the United Automobile Workers (UAW) union as its members continue to picket for a second day.
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Every major Democratic presidential candidate has expressed support for the striking workers, and several have visited picket lines to appeal to union members who may have switched their support to Mr. Trump.
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There are daily picket lines in front of a site at Hudson Yards on the Far West Side of Manhattan, where construction of a $215 billion office tower is just getting underway.
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On Tuesday night, his campaign announced that on Wednesday he would join members of Nevada's powerful Culinary Workers Union, which declined to endorse a candidate, in a picket outside the Palms Casino.
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Juliet de Jesus Alejandre, who lives in the Northwest Side's Logan Square neighborhood, joined teachers and school support workers on the picket line on Thursday with her 8-year-old twin sons.
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He walked the picket line outside a Beverly Hills hotel with workers demanding what they called a living wage and helped convince Mayor Richard J. Riordan that minimum pay should be higher.
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Last May, Ms. Sidibe bought a house in this city, a three-bedroom painted inside with bold colors and accessorized by African prints, surrounded by a white picket fence and climbing roses.
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GM workers, including third-party Aramark workers who are separately on strike against GM, also can seek part-time work outside of the company as long as they fulfill their picket duties.
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Under pressure from kids determined to picket for the planet, New York City buckled and announced last week it will excuse students who skip class Friday to attend a youth climate strike.
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Here you are surrounded by panels designed to look like picket signs, bedecked with quick-hit blurbs on "The Aftermath of King's Assassination" and "Feminist Writing," the Black Panthers and Black Power.
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But his loyalties were apparent, for example when Occupy protested outside the home of the head of JP Morgan: "To go and picket him, I don't know what that achieves," Bloomberg said.
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GM dealt its employees' union, the United Auto Workers, an incredible blow on Tuesday; Employees' generous health care plan is being used as leverage to get workers to cross the picket line.
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