Undoubtedly, church fish fries and picnics help build social cohesion.
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Weddings, engagement parties and family picnics constitute our safe spaces.
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Elaborate picnics are set up with good food in abundance.
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There were family picnics at battlefields, tours of historic houses.
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Sunlight is picnics, and ice creams, and long evenings, and romance.
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Our families, our companions, our hellish picnics in our cozy lives?
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It uncovered meetings, marches, pickets, speeches, writings, rent parties and picnics.
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Wherever they appear, blossom-viewing parties, or picnics, follow closely behind.
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I attended gun training, open carry picnics, and other activist events.
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I have fond memories of attending church picnics with my mother.
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The Centers for Disease Control is likely a buzzkill at summer picnics.
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It makes outdoor picnics with my friends and family the perfect experience.
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We've been to parks, picnics, just a bunch of museum-type places.
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Town fairs and church picnics held pie-eating contests (no hands allowed).
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A foodie highlight: lavish picnics and afternoon snacks produced in spectacular settings.
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Bring on the picnics, beach volleyball tournaments, and campouts under the stars!
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"No picnics in the Grucci family this time of year," he said.
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Jane Austen Big Picnics across Hampshire includes performances and Regency-era food.
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They are marketed to be used at picnics, parties and corporate events.
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Those swaths of grass are regulated, with picnics allowed only on special occasions.
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Hannah is having driveway picnics where the menu consists of only chicken nuggets.
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You see picnics all over the place in North Korea—they're picnic fanatics.
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Triscuits are a staple snack you'll often find everywhere from parties to picnics.
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Then they would meet each other, have picnics, get to know each other.
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Whites used to have picnics and parties under the corpses of lynched black men.
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Grilling, picnics, festivals, parades: There are events held across the nation in its honor.
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There are beach trips, picnics in the parks, rooftop drinks, and much, much more.
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For some, it's associated with picnics in the park, afternoons poolside, and leisurely hikes.
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I love our dinner picnics and I'm so excited you had your first lychee!
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Don't worry if you enjoy throwing holiday parties and summer picnics at work, though.
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It also has to battle the perception that it is a game for picnics.
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Time to bring on the golf, the picnics in the park, the nature hikes.
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They brought in sign-spinners and food trucks, hosted picnics and held jam sessions.
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It is a time when families dress up and go on outings and picnics.
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It's part of our guide to summer cooking, from picnics to potlucks to campfires.
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Besides the high fashion and racing, the event is also known for its picnics.
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Moore's characters accidentally dropped infants on the ground at Labor Day picnics, killing them.
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When I was a kid, my mom used to take us out on picnics.
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"We have a ton of family picnics with the kids," says Sagum of the space.
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Between ATV rides and picnics, they had a blast, just like they always do together.
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This summer, we're making sure nothing holds us back from spur-of-the-moment picnics.
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Trust us: This will make for one of the most picturesque picnics of your life.
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Outdoor concerts and picnics in the grass are the epitome of a perfect summer evening.
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We tested the Traveler and Hamptons styles recently for summertime picnics, and they worked perfectly.
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Some residents were spotted holding picnics, while others reported receiving citations for going to parks.
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He likes simple food, homely little picnics, and he often resorts to a can opener.
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The family often picnics at Central Park and plays board games around the new table.
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He built his menu on memories of his nana's cooking, church picnics and neighborhood potlucks.
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City Kitchen Boiled, then chilled, this sesame-and-soy-glazed chicken is perfect for picnics.
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Thanks to internet hacks, our summer picnics no longer have to be ruined by that forgetfulness.
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Here comes the 2300th of July — the traditional time for fireworks, picnics and…low, low prices!
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With friend Willie Nelson, he co-hosted the first of Nelson's annual 4th of July picnics.
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The girl who once had drunk sex in a public park now just picnics in them.
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In an interview with EW, Anders went into detail about how "uncomfortable" adoption picnics really are.
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But in reality, picnics can actually be super laborious, requiring careful planning and pre-prepped dishes.
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It was where vacationers enjoyed tide pools, snorkeling and picnics, reported CNN affiliate Hawaii News Now.
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We went on picnics in the mountains, pots of basmati rice strapped to my parents' backs.
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Beer is easily enjoyed without paraphernalia, which can make outdoor wine-drinking cumbersome, especially for picnics.
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Sunday schools closed, and church picnics, Fourth of July parades and Italian saints' festivals were canceled.
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There's soda, seltzer, and spritzers to quench your thirst at home, family picnics, or happy hour.
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Picnics are wonderful, no matter the kind, and the key to success is keeping them simple.
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It's also a public holiday in many Western European countries, a day for picnics and festivals.
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"The locals love to spend time in large groups having picnics and taking walks," he adds.
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Being an American, in this sense, can conjure images of apple pie, baseball and summer picnics.
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There's a new tennis court — advantage, Mr. Murray — and picnics can be arranged for island hopping.
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So did strangers enjoying picnics next to me in the park, and in line at Sweetgreen.
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And just in time for the season of potlucks and picnics, fresh produce is getting the chop.
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The solar-powered cooker is reportedly lightweight and compact, making it great for camping trips and picnics.
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Now I find myself wanting to add lighting to family picnics at the beach or camping getaways.
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There were jobs, there were picnics, parties, and kids were getting instruments and DJ equipment as gifts.
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They put on these massive pageants and picnics that were like county fairs in the summer outside.
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I'm amazed that people are already setting up picnics and grilling hotdogs this early in the day?!
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They're a staple of summertime picnics and parties, but whom should you thank for the guilty pleasure?
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One of the city's oldest and largest lakes, Ulsoor is a popular spot for picnics and boating.
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People across the country start their day with parades and picnics and end their day with fireworks.
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The black and white birds wreak havoc on picnics, pedestrians, and well, anyone that crosses its path.
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From bar hopping in Sandy Ground, to beach picnics and seafood feasts, there's no shortage of adventures.
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You could set up anywhere on the tree-shaded grass to listen, and picnics are fair game.
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Elbow bumps, video chats, social-distanced picnics, hanging out the window and banging pots at 8 p.m.
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My favorite kind of picnics happen under the stars, maybe at an outdoor concert or a beach.
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Picnics are a longtime tradition for Sydney-siders, and it's one that travelers should partake in, too.
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That means it's time to grill outside, go to potluck picnics and eat a lot of barbecue.
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Now, after the overwhelming response from her community, she hopes to hold similar picnics throughout the summer.
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If you're feeling creative and picnics turn you on, you could also try a watermelon flavored lube.
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Sebastian Suhl, his first business partner, remembered dinner parties called "picnics" with everyone lying on the floor.
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In the summer, they attend free activities like yoga, Irish dancing and movies, and often have picnics.
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They were the people she prayed and sang with in the pews and laughed with at church picnics.
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It is often used by visitors for picnics, yoga and other activities that Shapira said he found troubling.
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With plan-packed weekends and picnics on our minds, these fruity assortments are right up our summertime ally.
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Fireworks and family picnics preempted last week's episode of The Bachelorette, but JoJo and her "boys" are back.
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And like beer, it's a very portable adult beverage, good for boating, golfing, barbecuing, and picnics, he said.
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Generations of families have sprawled on its banks for picnics, the older children teaching the younger to swim.
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On Saturday, it extended the ban to picnics and barbecues, as well as barbershops, hair and beauty salons.
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Which ones are always a part of your favorite warm-weather activities — like road trips, picnics and barbecues?
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But they are also worth having on hand for summer picnics, in the park or on the beach.
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We have gatherings, which can be picnics in a park, with volleyball and Frisbees, in the summer months.
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A group of women laid down mats and prayed separately a few yards away; some had brought picnics.
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On weekends, families and friends gather for picnics on the green while their children play in the fountains.
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Their not-so-secret tactic was parties and picnics, some of which I was lucky enough to attend.
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Many of the treasures revealed by the receding waterline are leftovers from nights of quayside picnics and partying.
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But unlike the Reconstruction-era Klan, the 1920s Klan was a civic organization that held parades and picnics.
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Some cultures celebrate the occasion by hosting bonfires, holding outdoor picnics or visiting places like Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England.
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"It was a life of picnics, and paddling around in burns [Scottish streams] and watching people shooting," Rhodes said.
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Plus, it works indoors and out, so at least picnics could be well-seasoned and have a sweet soundtrack.
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As dusk settled in before the show, patrons on the lawn tossed footballs and Frisbees and enjoyed their picnics.
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After a summer of dominating barbeques, beach trips, and boozy picnics, spiked seltzer is getting its very own festival.
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Risher took her on car rides and, "when the weather was right," he said, on picnics in the country.
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TIL about the myrmeke, a giant ANT in Greek mythology, which really must have put a damper on picnics.
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"We didn't understand how much people would love them for picnics and things," he said in a phone interview.
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"It's a day off from the husbands, kids and responsibility," one of them told me of their monthly picnics.
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We wandered into the city centre, past parks where children go sledding in winter and people have picnics in summer.
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I'm glad to see crows be put to work instead of lounging around, interrupting picnics and my morning bird concert.
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Listen up, dudes—picnics aren't just for polo-loving guys in seersucker shorts and women in ankle-length gingham skirts.
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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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As I spent those minutes searching from Mary, I spotted cute little tents and trailers, and families having picnics together.
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Elderly men gaze longingly out of building windows, enjoy somber picnics by themselves, and gesticulate madly on a park bench.
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Since BBQs and picnics are basically the hallmarks of springtime, you're likely to have many open-air gatherings on deck.
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Families gathered round graves holding modest midnight picnics, the sepia candlelight reflected on gravestones gives the scene a holy glow.
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Later, Jesse called and asked if they could pick him up at a lake where they used to have picnics.
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"It's been used for dogs, and it's been used for Frisbee games, and it's been used for picnics," he said.
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Lawn chairs and picnics have also been attempted on her property -- it seems people either don't know or don't care.
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I went to picnics and reunions, ran track, went on dates and learned how to ice skate at the park.
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Also, we've collected our best recipes for picnics and potlucks, if one of those social events is in your cards.
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Picnics and barbecues, laying out by the pool with friends, and toasting to the season are high on my list.
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Like nearly anything else in life — from parenthood to picnics — investing in stocks isn't always a day at the beach.
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So many of the stories in the book, my dad tells like once a year — at family reunions, at picnics.
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The four brothers (Idriz, the policeman, also played basketball in high school) grew up playing together at twice-annual Albanian picnics.
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Have a picnic Picnics might sound twee, but they're really just snacking and hanging out outdoors… who can turn that down?
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It was often a social event that attracted thousands of onlookers who celebrated with picnics and chronicled the occasion on postcards.
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Which means it's really time to start thinking about summer – picnics in the park, sunbathing at the beach, and hometown carnivals.
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We're packing up our final picnics, sipping our last rooftop Aperol Spritz, and packing up our swimsuits for the foreseeable future.
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Mourn the loss of warm weather and summer picnics by spending 60 seconds watching a chillaxed cat sit inside a watermelon.
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Every year on the Fourth of July, America celebrates its independence with annual traditions like barbecues, picnics, fireworks — and mattress sales.
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She would sell candy, make arts and crafts, scope out potential members, and indulge in Big Mac picnics (Moon's favourite food).
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Chimaek stores now dot Korea and their ubiquitous delivery services shuttle freshly fried chicken and beer to homes, offices and picnics.
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She helped found the Young Survivors Legacy Support Network, which organizes picnics and vigils for relatives who have lost loved ones.
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Labor Day is upon us, bringing much of the country one last long weekend of picnics, beach trips, rosé, and BBQs.
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Many have organized gatherings, including block parties and picnics, to bring community members back into the neighborhood to rebuild their hope.
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Gorsuch said he and his colleagues sing happy birthday to each other, grill burgers at employee picnics and play practical jokes.
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So people build their friendships by organizing activities that are repeated weekly, monthly or annually: picnics, fantasy leagues, book clubs, etc.
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Curated by Tiffany Rea-Fisher, the series is hosted by Bryant Park Picnics and runs on Friday evenings through July 20.
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People had set up elaborate picnics on tables, rows and rows of them, and offered friends and strangers whatever they had.
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Kandahar residents use motorcycles for mundane transport, as well as for family picnics on the outskirts of the city on weekends.
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"In nice weather there are so many things to choose from outdoors, like biking, hiking, paddle boarding and picnics," she said.
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The rest of us tended toward a more slothful nakedness; we swam, we sunned, we had picnics of cheese and wine.
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Their new research appeared in Nutrition and Diabetes just in time for Independence Day, with its pasta salads at picnics and barbecues.
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Entire families would attend and have picnics, afterward posing for photos with the victims, whose body parts were sometimes taken as souvenirs.
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It's small enough to take on the go, making it a nice addition to pool parties, picnics, and all kinds of activities.
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The crowd was young, and the mood was festive: people had dressed up, and had space-themed picnics and generally nerded out.
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No wine is immune from evaluation, though situations like pool parties, picnics and casual get-togethers are not conducive for critical pontifications.
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Cheez-It and House Wine are releasing a portable split box that combines red wine and cheesy crackers, perfect for summer picnics.
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It's less a food than a personal history tied to our deepest sensory memories: Church picnics, block parties, pot lucks, grandparents' kitchens.
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The all-day menu offers sandwiches, tartines, vegetables and various meats, many served by the pound for picnics in the nearby park.
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Parades, picnics, fireworks and welcome ceremonies for new citizens highlight this holiday, which marks the joining in 1867 of Canada's original three provinces.
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Independence Day is coming up, which means the official season for pool parties, beach days, boozy picnics, and the like, is upon us.
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TJ's unique warm weather goods have taken us everywhere from backyard cookouts to park picnics and rooftop happy hours in inspired, flavorful style.
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They were the perfect size for picnics, backyard barbecues, and beach trips while being way easier to transport than a full-sized bottle.
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Years later, the town prospered as Afghanistan became more secure, and "people would come from all over the country for picnics," he said.
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In June, lava completely filled Kapoho Bay -- shocking residents and visitors who had frequented the area for its tide pools, snorkeling and picnics.
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And my Saudi friends were more interested in picnics in the desert, where young men like to cruise the dunes in their S.U.V.s.
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The story of the picnics, with excellent recipes worth trying and family photos, is in the newsletter, also posted on the group's website.
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Because they're dry to start with, they don't get stale quickly, making them ideal for picnics, parties, tailgaters, treks and trips to China.
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They imagine a life ahead full of interesting conversations about politics, art and ideas, punctuated with leisurely picnics and walks in the woods.
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Advice for camp cooking, picnics and potlucks, along with recipes, cocktails, frozen desserts and a taste-test of the best supermarket hot dogs.
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The Fourth of July is the quintessential American holiday, commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence with flags, fireworks, parades and picnics.
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These wines range from big, bold bottles that can stand up to the richest bolognese to light whites great for picnics and day drinking.
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While I definitely plan on having inexpensive picnics, I also want to try some of their fine foods apart from just baguette and salad.
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Women did not always wait to get Klansmen's permission to join the movement but organized themselves independently through churches, clubs, sororities, and Klan picnics.
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It's also a time when entertaining is easier than ever with longer days and nights perfect for grilling, picnics, or just perfectly chilled rosé.
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Residents talk with dismay about church picnics or school plays they might have attended but only learn of through Facebook postings after the fact.
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This time around, Santorum did it early -- maybe too early -- for all his handshaking and picnics, he's barely scraping by at 1% in Iowa.
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I have plenty of the basics, but what I really wanted was something fun and different for things like picnics, day outings, and dates.
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We could all us more visits to the Hundred Acre Wood and picnics with Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger, Kanga, Roo, and the whole gang.
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I sat catatonic at BBQs and picnics with people clearly wondering what could be making me so miserable when the weather was so glorious.
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Hanging out with groups IRL could also bring a love match, so say yes to weekend yoga, live lectures, and picnics in the park.
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Founded in 18053 as Clay Club, SculptureCenter once held summer picnics on Staten Island at which members would make monumental works from natural clay.
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All are shelf-stable, making them ideal for picnics: Saucisson sec, $10.99 for 6 ounces for duck and wild boar, $9.99 for pork, dartagnan.com.
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The Loving decision turns 50 this summer, which will give the annual festivals, picnics and house parties held in its honor a special gravity.
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Since then, the newlyweds have spent their days with romantic picnics in the park, his and hers massages and potentially repairing Bieber's pink Lamborghini.
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They continue to check in with each other once a week and do all sorts of activities: having picnics, watching movies, going to museums.
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In the internal proposal written by volunteers, activists suggested using drones to force authorities to ground flights at Heathrow Airport while other protesters held picnics.
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African-Americans and others mark Juneteenth -- also called Emancipation Day -- much like the Fourth of July, with parties, picnics and gatherings with family and friends.
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The fun started long before the wedding day itself: There were bridesmaid brunches Picnics at wineries And of course, picture-perfect moments on the water!
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This shift in bottling makes the wine a convenient option for picnics or beach-drinking, two things that are definitely on our summer bucket lists.
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When she spoke at fundraisers and union hall picnics, Finkenauer cited a single moment as the one where she decided, definitively, to run for Congress.
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Aside from their working relationship, Wilson also had a personal connection to the royal family and sometimes joined them for picnics at Balmoral, Yahoo reports.
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In fact, when I think of things that remind me of home, after Carolina basketball, picnics with both bluegrass and barbecue are near the top.
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She pulled out photos of parties, picnics and trips — evidence of a rich, full life I'd missed completely, one I should have been part of.
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People had picnics at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, and took the train to visit relatives on their weekends at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx.
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Grilling in foil can also help protect the food from smoke and speed up the cooking time, according to the Harvard resource on healthy picnics.
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A comfortable blanket with a waterproof lining, like this Nemo Victory Blanket, works for picnics as well as lounging by the lake at Capitol Park.
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Read more: From porch picnics to student lunches, here's what you said lifted your spirits amid the pandemic Coronavirus news has us anxious and sad.
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They celebrated in large crowds and held family picnics in public — an indication that the governor's recent stay-at-home order would face public resistance.
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With summer and its accompanying picnics and outdoor food fests fast approaching, more outbreaks are likely to mar the fun of unsuspecting diners this year.
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Bucolic flashbacks to lakeside picnics, where ripe young women vie for Elser's floppy-haired attentions and accordion serenades, reveal little about his beliefs or ambitions.
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He is a black diamond skier and fisherman and hosts regular picnics for his former law clerks with another 10th Circuit judge, Timothy M. Tymkovich.
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At parties, bars, and picnics, I was forced to eat her oozing brains on the sly to hide her zombie-doll-truth from curious onlookers.
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The park bench is a neutral go-between, perhaps where you had picnics or kissed up against trees in your earlier days of frolicking and fucking.
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When you think of New York City, you probably picture soaring skyscrapers, picnics at Central Park, maybe a posh Brooklyn brownstone on a tree-lined street.
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Labor Day Weekend may be the unofficial end of summer but it also means picnics, parties, hanging out with friends and a (much needed) long weekend.
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Woolrich Sherpa Blanket for $303 ($64 off): Every dad needs a blanket, whether for impromptu picnics or to keep in his car in case of emergencies.
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Most mosquito abatement efforts in U.S. states target nuisance mosquitoes, those that bite at dusk and ruin picnics and barbecues but pose little public health threat.
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They are served often by others, often in repetition over time, often by family members, or other favorable social events: parties, holidays, picnics, things like that.
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It is not just a dip or a spread but an ingredient, a staple in all kinds of dishes, most of which are available at picnics.
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I used the service over the summer to get cute dresses and jumpsuits, which I wore for low-key events like picnics, day outings, and dates.
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Students mentioned that people often have picnics and relax in hammocks on campus — or spend time at the university's movie theater, according to the Princeton Review.
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Though hardly suggestive of picnics or beach trips, as least the leather coats and blazers in Consuelo Castiglioni's show for Marni didn't read like body armor.
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" — Monica McHenry, 62, Washington Heights, Manhattan "A precharged, portable quick phone charger is always useful, especially for beach trips to Rockaway or picnics in Sheep Meadow.
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And the park's dinginess fosters a freewheeling atmosphere, where bleacher die-hards bang drums and heckle outfielders, while upper-deck denizens pack picnics and pass joints.
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Bright notes that we had previously seen food in picnics and in the background of things, but never in photographs that were just about the food.
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Think of those hard coolers you buy at Walmart for $30 and use for family picnics and road trips and toss in the garage in between.
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Don't get me wrong, I like parks and picnics, I just couldn't give a fig about Harry, Meghan or any of the royal hullabaloo they are creating.
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Whether you're interested in Neil Gaiman's "perfectly eerie cheese omelet" or the basement "picnics"of Kamrooz Aram's childhood in Tehran, Garrett's cookbook has you more than covered.
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Some paintings capture the lighter side of city life, like picnics in the park, while others confront darker truths, with images of rioting, pollution, and gas masks.
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Paris Can Wait throws both of those extremes into a car for a couple days and lets us watch what happens amid the picnics, mishaps, and detours.
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Other leaders have largely remained out of the picture, visiting troops or attending naturalization ceremonies or hosting bipartisan picnics on the South Lawn of the White House.
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People flocked to city parks to enjoy the spring weather and were playing volleyball, basketball, having picnics, and generally not following the six-foot social-distancing guidance.
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Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, who could make the October forum with two more qualifying polls, also stumped across Iowa at Labor Day weekend picnics and parades.
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He was running for a fourteenth in a picnics-and-handshakes sort of way when flyers with out-of-state postmarks started landing in his constituents' mailboxes.
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Empty beer and wine bottles line the canal bed — relics from the picnics and parties that have given the canal its reputation as a popular nighttime hangout.
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Whatever your sipping preference, an option exists to quench all "summer water" thirsts and for any drinking occasion — from non-alcoholic to tequila, and beach soirees to picnics.
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A lot of my friends and I have been doing picnics and potlucks, so that's a really good way to hang out with people without spending a lot.
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Ahead is a lineup of our absolute favorites, with serving tips too, so you can stock your picnics and beach outings without having to worry about buyer's remorse.
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Exploiting the welcoming nature of Muslim students, she went to their picnics and get-togethers, visited their homes, and even served as a bridesmaid in one woman's wedding.
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Nelson said he got the idea for the picnics from the 1969 Woodstock music festival and wanted to bring that feeling to the Hill Country west of Austin.
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But Kayako's Instagram, with its pictures of ghosts enjoying cherry blossom viewing picnics and spring walks, might help win support for Ju-on's undead duo before Sadako vs.
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Tamez's family used to farm the land that is now on the other side of the wall, and she has fond memories of picnics down by the riverbank.
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For winter picnics, straw mats and rugs are spread out among the thousands of Iris tingitana (Moroccan irises) — in their honor we drink mint tea and break bread.
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Read more: From personalized fireworks displays to ski slope picnics, keep reading for a selection of some of the wildest amenities you can enjoy during your next stay.
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In the lulls between the revolutions, coups and wars that shaped modern Iraq, he captured family picnics, well-dressed Western tourists standing near ancient ruins and everyday moments.
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Earlier on Saturday, Turkey suspended flights with 46 more countries and banned picnics and barbecues, as the number of cases has roughly doubled every day for a week.
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She said she remembered him being "a very fine young man" until his early 20s, and said she would loan him her car and take him on picnics.
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But, before the Finals MVP makes that decision, he took his family out to the Caribbean for an adventurous getaway filled with fun boat rides, snorkeling and picnics.
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In an internal proposal written by volunteers and seen by Reuters, activists suggested using drones to force authorities to ground flights at Heathrow Airport while other protesters held picnics.
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Instagram sensation The Fat Jewish, launched BABE sparkling wine in a can in 2016, and it's been a staple at music festivals, rooftop bars and boozy picnics ever since.
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Still, patriotism is running high, with 86% of the population planning to celebrate Independence Day this year, primarily by hosting or attending cookouts, barbecues and picnics, the NRF found.
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"My friends and I used to go for picnics in the rice fields," says the artist over a shaky Skype connection from a private villa near Chaweng Beach, Thailand.
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No matter what your upcoming plans may be — from beaches, cabins in the woods, rooftops, or even just picnics in the park — food will inevitably play a major role.
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Peter said he wants a wife and kids and to go to football games and picnics or whatever with Rachel, but he didn't take the step to get there.
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It evoked images of pilgrims as well as of potlucks, of picnics in town and country, of weekends with friends and treats to tide you over on long trips.
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Known for its soft purple sand and photogenic sunsets, the beach is an ideal spot for picnics and long walks and is a favorite of photographers, said Mr. O'Keefe.
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At the start of the summer, our readers told us about their summer plans – spending days on the beach, having picnics, attending baseball games and going to music festivals.
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Green-Wood, for instance, was opened back in 1838 as a place for picnics, carriage rides, and strolls away from the crowded city, as well as a burial ground.
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Americans expend as much effort improvising ways to escape the heat of summer as they do reveling in its rituals at pools, picnics and beaches, and in outdoor activities.
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My daughter puts together elaborate picnics, and happily shows her now 18-month-old sibling how to wash his hands at the sink before he prepares a pizza party.
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Justin and Hailey have reportedly been house hunting in Hollywood, shooting Calvin Klein campaigns, and spending some quality time together getting couples massages and enjoying picnics in the park.
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My hope is that "sky rivers" revert to rainstorms that simply ruined graduations and picnics, and that snowstorms become a reason to drink hot chocolate under warm blankets again.
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Since it's that time of year when people are going on picnics, it's also that time when people are forgetting to pack the necessary tools to eat for certain foods.
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His is a well-known face not just in the Northeast Kingdom, but at Labor Day picnics and Memorial Day parades around the state, marching among the horse-drawn floats.
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A gap is evident on the Gaza beachfront, where child vendors lugging trays of tea, coffee and snacks mingle with other children using expensive cellphones to record their family picnics.
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After founding the racially integrated Flaming Knights MC (motorcycle club) in 2110, the man organized toy drives and holiday parties for local families, and threw charity picnics for muscular dystrophy.
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The wine itself hails from France and will be available in both bottles and cans, making it the perfect addition to all kinds of summer outings, from cookouts to picnics.
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Sometimes, summer is better in theory than in reality: The beach days and picnics are easily overshadowed by miserable, hot subway commutes and the inevitable annoyance of endless mosquito bites.
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A country of kind, gracious people — strangers who invited him along on their picnics and were forever pressing lists into his hand of friends and relations ready to host him.
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"It is the perfect place for weddings, picnics, photo ops, or a walk through the Bible—or to just come and drink your morning coffee," its barely-maintained website reads.
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I've learned two things when it comes to picnics: You have to have the right equipment on hand, and it doesn't cost a lot of money to be picnic-ready.
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Fitting that the sport is pronounced "botch-ee," because whenever I tried to play as a teen, on back lawns at picnics with once-a-year kin, I botched it.
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Yet thousands of people appeared to ignore the advice over the weekend, flocking to their local parks for bike rides, picnics, drinks and ice cream as the sun came out.
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Many pro-Beijing political parties receive large donations from the Hong Kong subsidiaries of state-owned enterprises in mainland China, which they use to organize picnics and other campaign events.
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Many pro-Beijing political parties receive large donations from the Hong Kong subsidiaries of state-owned enterprises in mainland China, which they use to organize picnics and other campaign events.
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Remember when we would always have picnics at the Harvard School of Business and you know you held up my fleece vest one day right before it started to rain?
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"The design and packaging of the bottles make droplets portable and convenient for all kinds of summertime activities like beach days, picnics and more," Winc Wine Director, Brooke Matthias, told Refinery29.
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Much of the process is depicted in the movie, including foster parent training classes — which, in the movie are led by Tig Notaro and Octavia Spencer — and events like adoption picnics.
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Kelty Discovery Shelter for $78 ($52 off) at REI: This shelter is easy to set up and will provide both sun and rain shelter for your picnics or summer beach excursions.
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News Analysis Labor Day weekend has always had a particular resonance in American politics as the official start of the sprint to Election Day, celebrated by rallies, marches and lakeside picnics.
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"Sadly, in some of our parks and along our beaches we have noticed there are a lot of people taking this opportunity to have picnics," Breed said according to SF Gate.
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But since I live in a city, my picnics are more likely to consist of a sandwich and iced coffee on a scratchy patch of grass at a public park. Whatever.
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Some e-crime companies have their own buildings in office parks, with salaried employees who show up for work every day wearing ID badges, collect health benefits and enjoy company picnics.
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"Sadly, in some of our parks and along our beaches we have noticed there are a lot of people taking this opportunity to have picnics," Breed said, according to SF Gate.
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"I don't bother serving everyone," said Ms. Morales, who keeps her picnics casual, with no set eating time — an arrangement that works especially well for her grown children and their toddlers.
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Some were produced at Monet's new house in the Paris suburb of Argenteuil, where he organized picnics and outdoor gatherings in the garden or along the banks of the nearby Seine.
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"You can eat it warm or cold the next day, and it's also great for picnics or for a light lunch with friends, served with a very simple salad," he said.
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Summer is officially upon us, which means sunny days at the beach, picnics in the park, and, unfortunately, a whole horde of new and terrifying shit you have to worry about.
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PureWow recently reported that Bridge Lane Wines sells bright blue kegs filled with rosé, and they're the perfect element to make Memorial Day barbecues, picnics, or parties even more sophisticated and exciting.
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The championship has been a big TV draw for decades, but the softball that draws viewers has little to do with the slow-pitch version played at work outings or church picnics.
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Outdoor Wine Glasses (set of 2), $22, available at Uncommon GoodsIf she loves picnics, but also loves your nice glassware too much to bring it outside, these glasses make a great gift.
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A park beside the water is unusually wild in some parts and conducive to picnics in others, including the area around the historic Little Red Lighthouse, subject of a popular children's book.
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He put 50,000 miles a year on his car to travel the state and give talks at churches, universities, community events, picnics — anywhere he could gather an audience to hear his message.
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But on a recent Sunday in a park in Red Hook, Brooklyn, a dozen families unpacked platters of food for the kind of generous, unfussy picnics you may actually want to join.
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Drenched in tenderness and sensuality, "Premature" is brimming with life, with director Rashaad Ernesto Green brilliantly capturing the picnics, house parties and street scenes of Harlem that burst with teasing, talky energy.
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The president's habit of tossing hornets into Republican policy picnics has hampered his agenda and demonstrated the lack of experience among his staff in working with Capitol Hill to get things done.
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The committee that is publicly responsible for organizing the demonstrations includes nongovernmental groups and representatives of the major political factions in Gaza, and protest activities have included family picnics and folk dancing.
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They've built up a community of around 1,000 members, known as "earthlings", many of whom were introduced to veganism through V Girls' social media output and events, such as picnics and restaurant trips.
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But she quieted herself, since she was tired of not going to the beach in itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny bikinis or baring her shoulders and calves at picnics or concerts like other girls.
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IDLEWILD MENDOCINO COUNTY THE FLOWER, FLORA & FAUNA ROSÉ 2016 $19.96 Advice for camp cooking, picnics and potlucks, along with recipes, cocktails, frozen desserts and a taste-test of the best supermarket hot dogs.
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Books of The Times Jell-O might be the glistening dish of picnics and potlucks, but for Allie Rowbottom — a descendant of the Jell-O fortune — it's both a burden and an abyss.
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If you're planning on driving to picnics, barbecues, and beachside parties this July 4th, Google has developed an interactive tool that will tell you the best time to hit the road to avoid traffic.
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During her summer holiday, the monarch usually entertains many of her immediate family members with picnics and shooting parties — all the while battling the nibbling little flies that stalk the heather-covered mountain sides.
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That year, Adam Koplan and Nicole Citron, who were expecting their first child, bought a three-bedroom in the Hawthorne Court with the idea that they would soon be having picnics in the garden.
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Despite almost three years of being thrown in the back of pickup trucks, over my shoulder for beach picnics, and even checked on planes, the Hopper has somehow managed to get better with age.
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WEIMAR, Germany — Residents of Weimar flocked to the German city's central park to escape unusually scorching heat this week, setting up picnics and watching bees skitter across the wildflowers near a placid reflecting pool.
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From weddings and barbecues to picnics and boozey, outdoor brunches that quickly descend turn into day-long parties, there's something about a glimmer of sunshine that makes on-the-hour alcohol consumption totally acceptable.
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It's associated with outdoor festivities and picnics, usually with many children present; it is also a traditional time to try on new clothes, and many dress in their finest to promenade in the city.
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A long front porch lined with teak rocking chairs faces the Presidio's Main Post, a vast, grassy field that hosts frequent events and is an ideal place for picnics, Frisbee games, and afternoon naps.
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We have many events during the year where we get together, including picnics, junior prom at Disneyland Resort, a winter formal, a holiday party and community service projects like writing Christmas cards to soldiers.
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They typically flew aircraft off the carrier six out of seven days a week, so they tried to schedule activities on no-fly days, such as picnics on the flight deck or 5K runs.
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A big issue has been the storage of food, as bears can quickly become accustomed to vistors' picnics and then lose their fear of humans, returning again and again to tasty spots and becoming aggressive.
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The moment that sweet pink elixir touches our lips, we instantly begin to feel warmer and ready to plan beach escapes, picnics, and rooftop parties — even if we never end up actually organizing such gatherings.
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In lieu of a restaurant, there are individual kitchens, where guests can assemble picnics of fresh bread, citrus fruits, figs and goat cheese from the Sant Franscesc Xavier farmers' market (open every day except Sundays).
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Abbey Party Rents, founded in 1947, is used to booking around 20 events per day of all sizes, but he netted just two new clients all of last week — small outdoor picnics set for August.
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Robert L. Hulseman, a corporate executive who developed the sturdy red Solo cup that became indispensable at picnics, tailgate parties and barbecues and inspired a song by the country singer Toby Keith, died on Dec.
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In recent weeks, however, the childless bachelor who reportedly likes to eat lunch alone in his office has instead toured numerous small towns and villages, sampling sausage and quince brandy at PiS-run "family picnics".
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Summer's flying by and the Fourth of July has already come and gone, which means picnics, parades, barbecues — and, of course, great deals on products you'll have fun using the rest of the season and beyond.
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It also hosts various social events such as movie nights, picnics and birthday parties to encourage teens, and it provides a backpack filled with food and clothing for homeless school children to help them over weekends.
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Saturdays, we take picnics to Gleisdreieck, an old train yard spread across elevated tracks in the middle of the city that has recently been turned into a huge park, a kind of High Line on steroids.
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Then he and his 36-year-old bride, Julia McWilliams, followed their "Paris par Arrondissement" guidebook to find new spots to photograph and restaurants to try, or drive out to the country for picnics and sightseeing.
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For a Jewish Food Society newsletter, Sasha Shor — the nonprofit's chef-in-residence this summer — has recalled the picnics that her family, which emigrated from Russia to Nashville, in 1978, would enjoy in the Smoky Mountains.
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ANKARA, March 21 (Reuters) - Turkey extended measures against the coronavirus on Saturday, suspended flights with 46 more countries and banning picnics and barbecues, as the number of cases has roughly doubled every day for a week.
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And, despite our best efforts to branch out to alternative summer booze options this summer, we still find ourselves overcome by a certain pink-hued bottle's gravitational pull when stocking up for park picnics or rooftop hangs.
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"People could hang out, lie on blankets, have picnics, and just get to know one another in an unpoliced environment, to just be queer or trans or whatever you are and enjoy the day," Roethlein tells Vox.
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The workers weren't, of course, striking for better design, but it was better design that they got, along with more ''caring'' corporate policies: pensions, company picnics and, during the postwar boom, a significant and steady increase in salaries.
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Picnics began after end of World War II The tradition dates back to September 1945, when President Harry Truman hosted 150 Democratic members of Congress at Jefferson Island in the Chesapeake Bay, per the White House Historical Association.
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As part of Staten Island agreeing to the deal, Marin had to furnish a 2000-spot parking garage, replete with immersive pre-ride attractions, including a photo booth, a green roof for picnics, and possible outdoor concert venue.
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Growing up in San Ysidro, a neighborhood on the city's southwestern corner, he regularly crossed into Mexico to pick up tacos and bring them back for picnics at Friendship Park, a small coastal area bisected by the border.
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It includes a digital album of Meyer family photographs that presents life at Shortgrove as an extended idyll of picnics and shooting parties, as well as an extensive manuscript of Mr. Meyer's correspondence, collected and annotated by Mrs.
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The pair gave lavish dinner parties and waffle breakfasts for the group at their home, and were known to wear black bowler hats and ride their horses to the Villa Borghese for picnics of red wine and cheese.
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The current vision of solidarity among Asian-Americans is cartoonish and blurry and relegated to conversations at family picnics, in drunken exchanges over food that reminds everyone at the table of how their mom used to make it.
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For all the beverages that are best enjoyed ice-cold, the HyperChiller can chill them down to up to 130 degrees in as little as 60 seconds, making it especially ideal for picnics, camping trips, and alfresco outings.
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When I lived in Damascus many years ago, I regularly went with my parents and their friends for picnics there and remember sitting in the cool shade by bubbling irrigation canals, playing backgammon under trees heavy with fruit.
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Potato salad (hold the mayo) Potato salad is a staple of summer picnics and BBQs but there are smarter ways to enjoy this vitamin C-rich tuber that also gives you a healthy dose of potassium and B vitamins.
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However, the modern version of the sausage roll probably became popular in London in the late 19th century; one of the first recipes for the snack appeared in a 1875 cook book, which recommended they be served at picnics.
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Sometimes the residents were taken on outings—picnics or fishing at a nearby lake—and sometimes relatives came to take them to lunch, but most of the time the clapboard streetscape of the memory-care unit was their world.
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In the end, at least 46 people were shot and five of them were killed in homicides across the city between Friday evening and the end of a warm night of picnics and parties on Monday, police reports show.
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Duke and Bogart are now best friends, living with their new mom, Michelle Kretzer, in Clearwater, Florida, eating fresh leafy greens and going on picnics in the park and to movie nights on the couch with their favorite veggie snacks.
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To shoot high, dreaming of green affordable housing for all, and access to cheap and nutritious food, and plenty of time to fuck around on our PS4s or even have "simple" and "slow" picnics in the park with our Christian pals.
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Wirecutter recommends the Nemo Victory Blanket for picnics, but its waterproof layer means that it's also an excellent choice for the amateur astronomer who wants to keep the dampness of the ground from seeping in as the night goes on.
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"We wanted to go bold when we launched this flavor in the summer of 2016...to align with the flavors of summer that you find at backyard BBQs, picnics in the park, and snack-filled road trips," Brooks tells Refinery29.
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" Milne tells Refinery29, "In the hotter months, we can seek out red wines that are lower in tannin, high in acidity, and slightly lower in alcohol, making them quite refreshing at outdoor picnics, concerts, or a day at the beach.
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The sterile US side of the border park is only open a few hours each weekend, but the Mexican half never closes, its side of the wall covered in murals and graffiti, as families gather for picnics by the Tijuana beach.
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But the factory—and the whole network of factories it sustained—contained memories of personal independence, friendships, political solidarity, company game days and picnics, connection to previous generations, and a strong economic basis for participation in family and community life.
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In addition to immediate family members (Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall also have a home, Birkhall, on the estate), the Queen hosted Kate Middleton's parents in the summer of 2016, where they enjoyed picnics and a country shoot.
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Over the course of eight hours, Pureval would attend the African-American gathering, schmooze at two labor picnics, headline a fundraiser in a tony suburb, walk around at a downhill big wheel race and shake hands at a black culture festival.
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Whether it's during Christmas parties, the annual Dundies, company lunches and picnics, casino night, happy hour, the company convention, Meredith's liquor drawer, or a literal booze cruise, alcohol appears on The Office so many times it deserves a guest credit.
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Also going fast in some locations were groceries suitable for eclipse picnics, including "items that make you think moon and sun, like Moon Pies," said Melissa Eads, a marketing and public relations manager for Kroger grocery's Nashville Division in Tennessee.
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After one of many picnics in Pahalgam, a hill town so picturesque you can see it in every Bollywood movie, I was halfway through a tourist-trap horse ride before realizing a pound of chocolate-covered walnuts was too many.
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Please, just put down that flimsy freebie tote that was foisted on you at that work conference five years ago, or the cool thrift-store find with unique, Memphis-y design but non-working zipper — save it for those Instagrammable picnics.
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Relive Your College Years In Style With These Craft Cocktail Jelly ShotsAs we blew straight past spring and into summer this week, I found myself longing for nothing more…Read more ReadUltra-portable format of these jelly shots makes them perfect for picnics.
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Two young men - one Afghan and one probably Sudanese - drowned in the canal this month from the camps housing more than 2,400 people by the Canal St Martin, a trendy area known for hipsters having picnics along its banks on sunny days.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - As the sun rises above Budapest, hundreds of people spread out their yoga mats on a bridge over the Danube, at the start of a day when the river crossing turns into a unique venue for concerts, dance and picnics.
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Also on view will be home movies from the Hoffman family, a typical East German family, capturing mid-century daily life behind the "Iron Curtain," including country picnics where they tap trees for sap, and holiday celebrations full of traditional German food and drink.
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It will be Meghan's first visit to the estate since her wedding, and she will be expected to immerse herself in everything from outdoor picnics and barbecues to joining her husband hunting or stalking deer (an activity the animal-loving former actress may decline!).
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Choose your own warm weather adventure — whether it's beaching, weekend camping, impromptu picnics, or perhaps just floating on an inflatable flamingo in your neighbor's pool — and imagine how next-level any one of those situations would be with a cold can of wine in hand.
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From the bright hue to its old-school-cool design, this mini sound system has us counting down the days until Memorial Day Weekend — aka the unofficial kickoff to picnics, beach trips and every other activity where we'll be rocking out to our favorite songs.
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Backyard BBQs, picnics, tailgates, and any other get-togethers that involve pigging out are way easier to bring all sorts of goodies to with the Cook & Carry — the secure-fitting, sealable lid ensures that no spills will occur, even on not-so-smooth car rides.
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While Syracuse is famously the home of the first Dinosaur BBQ restaurant, its strongest impact on the region's food culture can be seen more at picnics and cookouts than at any dining establishment, where crisp, barbecued Cornell chicken legs and salt potatoes are commonly consumed.
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Today, the nonagenarian couple, who have the longest royal marriage in history, enjoy their favorite shared interests together: collecting wildlife art, picnics in the Scottish heather and grilling with a custom barbecue cart designed by Philip complete with velvet-lined drawers for their favorite liquor.
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At the border post, the highest paved international crossing in the world, more than a dozen diesel semi-trailer trucks now crawl over the pass each day, and hundreds of vehicles crowded with tourists from Pakistan and China clamber up for photos and picnics.
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Books at bedtime, snuggles in the morning, picnics, dance parties, and introducing them to new experiences are some of my favorite things about foster parenting, let alone taking part in helping children overcome academic and developmental delays and watching them begin to heal and flourish.
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Thom Browne built a boardwalk complete with lifeguard chairs and striped cabanas, and then subverted the Nantucket clichés of seersucker, picnics, whales and lobsters by adding bondage and the risk of broken ankles to the mix and Michael Kors invented his own MK Beach Club.
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In the decades since, the celebration on the Mall has become a popular event for residents and tourists, who pack the space between the Capitol and the monuments, setting out blankets for picnics, throwing Frisbees and enjoying music by bands like the Beach Boys.
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But over the decades, as the Angel watched over picnics, parties and wedding proposals, and appeared in movies and television shows as a silent observer of musical numbers and grand romantic moments on the park's Bethesda Terrace, she became all but synonymous with New York.
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Sure, the tiltable, five-foot canopy and tripod base of the Wondershade Ultimate Portable Sun Shade can sit in your garden or on the patio, but it will also fold up and come with you to sporting events, camping trips, pool days, concerts, or picnics.
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Grassy Hill, to the north, has a twenty-five-foot roll that looks ordinary by comparison—the greensward is intended for picnics and play—but it is still visionary, conjured from a combination of landfill, demolished Coast Guard buildings, and a carefully calibrated soil recipe.
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They would smuggle food into Edith's room for picnics, speak to each other from their windows (his room was right above hers), and sit together at a tea shop balcony and make a game of throwing sugar lumps onto the hats of people who walked by.
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The work is mostly figurative, and for the most part discernible, one imagines scenes from a semi-rural existence — walks and picnics in a grassy glade, breakfast with two house cats, lake views, logging roads, ocean vistas, and forests at night — in other words, coastal Northern California.
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Related: How Tattoos Are Helping Women Recover From Serious Health IssuesThe jury is still out on the exact reason, as it must be tough to get a mosquito to sit down and answer a few questions (they're too busy ruining picnics and trips to the lake).
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All I did was organize picnics and parties, babysit children with special needs for a mother whose husband deployed, and sent encouragement cards to the families struggling to get by without their loved ones who selflessly left the comforts of home behind to defend our freedom.
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Up here cellphone service is spotty, shops and restaurants are few and far between and the pleasures of lake life — naps on a sun-warmed dock, rowboat picnics, long swims in water so clean that it qualifies as drinking water — are of the old-school variety.
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The end of the school year at Fieldston Lower, one of two elementary divisions at the elite Ethical Culture Fieldston School, is usually a time of celebration: class picnics on the school's bucolic 18-acre campus in the Bronx, the fifth-grade graduation in the gym.
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His first achievement in "Leading Men" is to create a world, one inhabited largely by young, charming gay men, that seems to be comprised almost entirely of late nights and last cigarettes and picnics on good blankets and linen suits with the trousers rolled to the knees.
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Set to arrive on July 1st via Because Music, Summer 08's set to be another record that'll get rinsed at BBQs, house parties, trips to the beach, picnics—essentially anywhere you'll find people who possess both working ears and a desire to enjoy themselves even ever so slightly.
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Plant managers were known to drive fancy cars and have second homes on the lake; the company paid the college tuition for employees' children, who often spent summers working at the local plants; and there were company picnics and a bowling tournament, which once had fifteen hundred players.
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Going to the fireworks on July 212 is an annual family ritual in Nice, a time for picnics on the beach — and, when the beach is too full, for spreading tablecloths on the meridian of the waterfront road known for more than 29 years as the Promenade des Anglais.
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McKeesport, Pa., the working-class city where he and Ms. Stipkovits grew up, wasn't always reminiscent of picnics and parades for Mr. Garish; he dropped out of school at 22015 and spent more than half a decade in dead-end jobs before enlisting in the Army in 20173.
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So he grabbed the camera — the one usually used for family picnics and parades and the stuff of everyday life — and headed over to the subway grate in front of Wright's Food shop, just down the street from the Trans-Lux movie theater on Lexington Avenue and 52nd Street.
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My memories of feeling safe and of how much I learned and grew as a person while living in Charlottesville make it especially jarring to see the alt-right's weekend assault on the city: Neo-Nazis with torches replaced scenes of students enjoying picturesque picnics on UVA's famous green lawn.
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There are also specialty blades, including the always-handy pocket oyster shucker, a knife for cutting mushrooms, and even a knife with an embedded corkscrew which serves as a one-stop-shop for those of us who might stage more impromptu wine and cheese picnics if only they were suitably equipped.
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But then, Didion says something else in the very next paragraph of that same essay: Only the very young and the very old may recount their dreams at breakfast, dwell upon self, interrupt with memories of beach picnics and favorite Liberty lawn dresses and the rainbow trout in a creek near Colorado Springs.
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The rich culinary scene in Prince Edward County encompasses wineries from Closson Chase known for Chardonnay and Pinot noir (tastings 10 dollars), to the Grange of Prince Edward, which packs a wicker basket with local cheese and charcuterie that will feed two to four people (1103 dollars) for picnics on the rolling grounds.
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The rich culinary scene in Prince Edward County encompasses wineries from Closson Chase known for Chardonnay and Pinot noir (tastings 10 dollars), to the Grange of Prince Edward, which packs a wicker basket with local cheese and charcuterie that will feed two to four people (1103 dollars) for picnics on the rolling grounds.
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We've curated a collection of the best spring-scented wicks around, each with a unique power to transport us to our most ideal warm day — from fresh-air picnics in the park to smoky campfires in the woods, mornings among dew-covered honeysuckles, salt and sunscreen-caked beach days, and vanilla-bean ice cream afternoons.
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Backyard grilling, picnics, and trips to the seaside are hastily organized and prioritized over long-standing commitments; ordinarily inhibited men think nothing about striding around their towns and villages bare-chested; and people get a refresher on the speed at which you need to eat ice cream cone when your breath doesn't produce steam.
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And perhaps most troubling of all, among many Britons there seems to be a tacit agreement that we're just not going to talk about it: Who wants to mention climate change among friends, only to be met with awkward silence and pegged as the bore who is ruining everyone's summer of picnics and barbecues?
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The collection ranges from $165-$495 and is comprised of magnolia floral prints, seersucker stripes and feminine silhouettes (like the A-line striped midi seen on Reese, above, as well as the floral dress she wore to a Wrinkle in Time event below) that are perfect for all of your upcoming weddings, birthday parties, picnics and summer soirées.
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With the encouragement of the nursing staff, I would also be getting rid of the boat that Alice and I and our girls (about as many people as the boat could hold) utilized to go on island picnics—the boat that has often appeared in our movies, delivering characters to the dock or facilitating their escapes.
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Scattered throughout are Lueders's ceramics, mostly plates and vases, which were made in situ, as well as Sacret Young's abstract photographs of Greek landscapes, and the flotsam of a free-spirited life: bits and pieces of handmade bricolage, wicker baskets filled with crockery for picnics, candle stubs on the dining room table, vases filled with freshly cut wildflowers.
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Among the most consistent sites of cultural difference and quotidian conflict in cities is the soundscape: neighbors scowling over differing ideas of the volume or type of music that's acceptable to play; people in parks who want quiet, modest picnics versus big groups or families out for a barbecue or party; or shared annoyance about dogs who bark far too much.
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In dozens of interviews, from parades and union rallies to black churches and political picnics, working-class Democrats who support Mr. Biden explained their views in practical terms: they know and trust the Scranton native from his long tenure as a Delaware senator and as Barack Obama's vice president, they find his incremental policy proposals realistic and they think he can win.
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These are helpful for plenty of things, like picnics, trips to the actual beach, drying off after getting caught in the rain without an umbrella, a spare blanket or pillow for unexpected guests … the list goes on Grab this watermelon print towel from Target during one of those last-minute supply runs — it's nice and big for extra space (or throwing impact for those disagreements with your roommate).
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They seemed to chronicle the life of a black couple at midcentury: a beautiful woman with a big smile and a man who looked serious, or was maybe just camera-shy, and had served in World War II. As I turned the pages, the scenery changed from country picnics to city streets and crowded dance halls in what appeared to be Harlem, and the couple went from youth to middle age.
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"It was an inseparable bond of laying on him, pushing him in strollers, giving him baths, taking baths with him, sitting in high chair feeding him with bibs on, laying in their laps with his full attention as they read to him or sang to him, sitting at a desk and playing school with them, lemonade stands, picnics on the front porch, and Halloween costumes," she says of the cat's saintly patience.
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I set out in 2004 with an aspiring writer's predictable visions: the cozy bookshops of St.-Germain-des-Prés; the avant-garde architecture and contemporary art of the Centre Pompidou; the twisting hillside streets of Montmartre; the raspberry sorbet at Berthillon; the hot chocolate of the Café de Flore; revival cinema houses in the Latin Quarter; nocturnal picnics overlooking the Seine; the red neon sleaze of Pigalle; wine bars; jazz clubs; sunrise over the mansard rooftops.
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