"If a minor cannot enter a premises unaccompanied, she should not sell Girl Scout Cookies in front of the premises," a spokesperson said.
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" She agreed to give up her private-jet travel, and moved the company's premises from Palo Alto to Newark, to premises that former employees called "crummy.
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"Defendant does NOT have a Rental Agreement to occupy the premises and Defendant has no ownership interest in said premises," court documents obtained by BuzzFeed News state.
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It carried out the operations on the judges' premises in the last few days, it said in a statement, without specifying the premises or how many judges had been targeted.
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" The documents alleged that Luann had "never, since her purchase of the Premises, created the Trust or conveyed to her children, in Trust, an undivided one-half interest in the Premises.
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" WARNING: ATTACK DOG ON PREMISES " signs hung from fences.
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" But the documents allege that Luann "has never, since her purchase of the Premises, created the Trust or conveyed to her children, in Trust, an undivided one-half interest in the Premises.
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They have so far been held at GIKIL's premises in the northern town of Lukavac while police examine the premises and then will be taken to the Tuzla prosecutors department, Serhatlic said.
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BT's Openreach is building a full fibre network to reach 4 million premises by the end of March 2021 and has an ambition to reach 15 million premises by the mid-2020s.
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A third bomb was later found on the airport premises.
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But make sure you leave the premises before dusk falls.
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It happens also to be based on some false premises.
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None may demur if spooks requisition their premises or equipment.
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Security forces may raid premises without warrants and seize property.
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Carrie arrives back home just as they surround the premises.
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The NEA can force entry into those premises if needed.
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Other armed men, accompanied by a dog, searched the premises.
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These services will be provided on premises by a MasterHost.
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EU institutions working together to ensure security of staff& premises.
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Other films went beyond unusual premises to tinker with genre.
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Sometimes they were based on inaccurate information or faulty premises.
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At the center of the premises, there's a circular room.
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Three of them stalked the premises with their pistols drawn.
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There is also a Princi Italian bakery on the premises.
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A sane debate on terrorism would start from different premises.
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This will be devastating for those who rent the premises.
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I would quietly escort the "Apple Plays" off the premises.
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Even the nuts and bolts are made on the premises.
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And if you share Pelosi's key premises, her strategy worked.
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Or maybe even tapping into any video surveillance on premises.
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It's not just the move from on premises to SaaS.
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If they are, they shouldn't be allowed inside the premises.
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Sylvester Stallone, naturally, is also not allowed on park premises.
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There are two hidden premises that typically inform such discussions.
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We assume that everyone else's life must be so similar to ours; that the premises of their life must be the same as the premises of ours, or the situations must be the same.
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Currently, fewer than 10% of British premises have access to full-fiber broadband - also called fiber to the premises, where fiber optic cable instead of copper is used to connect homes to the network.
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Currently, fewer than 10% of British premises have access to full-fiber broadband — also called fiber to the premises, where fiber optic cable instead of copper is used to connect homes to the network.
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After those lessons, I had to leave the premises straight away.
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By mid-April, the business had vacated the premises, emails show.
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The publisher's growth and immense success was based on several premises.
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Rather, most data breaches occur in on-premises data center environments.
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And with that, Schumer had the jerklord escorted off the premises.
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There was a built-in cynicism to premises and characters alike.
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Hotel management then asked VICE News staff to leave the premises.
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In an email, the firm confirmed police had left their premises.
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Turkish authorities had earlier sealed off the premises in apparent retaliation.
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However, on-premises sales for brewers were still off the table.
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Officers attended and identified signs of forced entry to the premises.
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Police said nothing was found during a search of the premises.
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Indian tax inspectors last Tuesday raided premises of the Gupta family.
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They mostly work now from Russian diplomatic premises in central Brussels.
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I don't even know if they have premises here any more.
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Each subsequent sentence builds on the premises of the preceding one.
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"I think people suspend belief with these shows' premises," she said.
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What can we do to get this man off our premises?
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McGregor is then removed from the premises by two other people.
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The vote took place in the Commercial court premises in Zagreb.
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Indian tax inspectors last week raided premises of the Gupta family.
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He's also betting tenants will eat vegetables grown on the premises.
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Footage shows scores of students leaving the premises of the school.
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But having abandoned these ideas, Republicans didn't revise their basic premises.
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"There's no need for us to enter Bettencourt premises," Hilde declared.
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He told me to leave the premises and not come back.
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It's now up to the justices whether to indulge these premises.
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Soon after he took the stage, the police stormed the premises.
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MOST CENTRAL banks occupy impressive premises in expensive parts of town.
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Soon the cafe expects to start roasting cacao on the premises.
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There is not even a traditional trash can on the premises.
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He'd get to take it off the premises for another year.
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The comedians would frequently read off notes or talk through premises.
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It's not a cursory handshake and a tour around the premises.
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But Dr. Nelson and her staff had long left the premises.
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We are only interested in logic, but what are your premises?
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When you build it on those premises, guess what you get?
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Mental health establishments and premises for secure units have been shut.
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The false premises should act as a cautionary tale: This term's Supreme Court case on whether to allow a citizenship question on the 2020 census was similarly argued on what may turn out to be false premises.
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Cocaine and heroin were also found on the premises, those reports said.
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They informed him that he would be required to leave the premises.
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We should not accept their proposals, their premises or even their language.
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He envisions a gym on the premises, and perhaps a massage chair.
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Students continued to believe there was an active shooter on the premises.
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The previous licencee had extended his premises, and so invalidated the licence.
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It's too convenient for the writers for both premises to be true.
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Monarchs mines these arguably underexplored premises and turns up capacious, invigorating results.
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Police asked her either to remove the veil or leave the premises.
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Bam refused to leave the premises after talking trash to hotel patrons.
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The four were sentenced to a one-year ban from the premises.
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After getting the warrant, they waited for hours to enter the premises.
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Until you get to 5, none of the premises is completely incorrect.
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Sheldon says the clause about licensed premises should be done away with.
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It's been a year since Samsung officially moved in to the premises.
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It's served in a waffle cone, baked, of course, on the premises.
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But in fact, the entire acquisition is built on shaky business premises.
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In following months, AdC raided the Lisbon premises of all insurers involved.
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""We should all be able to agree on some basic fundamental premises.
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The police search of the premises failed to uncover any human remains.
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A loose improvisational performer, he didn't patiently set up premises, emphasizing clarity.
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Previously, Clumio was only available for users that stored data on-premises.
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While I agree with their underlying premises, I disagree with their conclusion.
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Levant's piano was still on the premises during the first walk-through.
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One of the premises of electronic sound is that anything is possible.
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The data will still be queryable from the on-premises version, though.
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Its premises were closed and calls to its registered office went unanswered.
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Those premises looked arguably faulty then but are now downright far-fetched.
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Next month, Barcelona's city government is set to take over the premises.
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But a few are offering their entire premises for social distancing seclusion.
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This is one of the most familiar premises … well, maybe ever, really.
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The family has built and owned properties on the premises since 1971.
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A review of security footage did not show him leaving the premises.
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They do not believe in the basic premises of the Republican Party.
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" Obama said that his operating theory was based on three premises. "No.
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NYPD responded and removed the envelope from the premises for further testing.
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They cite your hosting a hundred weddings a year on the premises.
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The NEA inspected more than 900 premises around his home on Monday.
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It seemed convenient to band together on the premises during off hours.
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Rumor has it some kind of massacre-seeking entity haunts the premises.
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The project follows a pilot that was held at Wien Energie's premises.
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There is no restaurant on the premises nor a room service menu.
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"Putting motels or other industries that facilitate trafficking on their premises (on notice), holding them civilly accountable, will discourage additional hotels or motels from allowing this insidious crime to happen on their premises," said Rhodes in a phone interview.
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But AWS is now acknowledging that many companies want to stay on-premises.
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They were concerned enough to take him to a clinic on the premises.
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Their business premises will be closed for a year, the draft law said.
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They were concerned enough to take him to a clinic on the premises.
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She kicked a nun and was escorted off the premises by the police.
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Both parties called the police, and Mr. Pourkay was barred from the premises.
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" He added, "Beto's remarks are only evidence that he takes progressive premises seriously.
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It's also persuading commercial buildings to place the tabletop detectors on their premises.
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Guests of the nearby Dollywood theme park were forced to evacuate the premises.
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To back up on-premises data, businesses can use the AWS Storage Gateway.
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Or had she taken that extra step and removed them from the premises?
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Police in Italy have investigated locals who help supply premises and transfer profits.
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Mr Agrawal is also expanding: next month he will move to bigger premises.
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As is common with radio telescopes, no cellphones are allowed on the premises.
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"In this connection, the premises were closed and sealed off," the statement said.
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We despise it and call the people that act on these premises kidnappers.
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Officials raided the home and business premises of the new suspect in Berlin.
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Exxon's own scientists had already shown each of these premises to be wrong.
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Mossos separated them and escorted them from the premises to avoid further conflict.
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The Holocaust Museum is tagged with three separate PokéStop locations on its premises.
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There has never been an electrocution on the premises, Ra and Barnard said.
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The video ends with the feisty grandpa being asked to leave the premises.
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When police arrived on the premises, the suspect had already fled the scene.
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The gunmen detained the Ahrar al-Sham leader and withdrew from the premises.
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As you can imagine, many are resistant to allowing research on their premises.
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With on-premises solutions, all the PBX equipment is housed within your business.
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Indeed, almost from the start, the Syrian war was fought on false premises.
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They sometimes throw their prison garb into a donation bin on the premises.
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All staff, including research scientists, also will be removed indefinitely from the premises.
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They could just install an old-fashioned listening device somewhere on the premises.
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Festival organizers warned ticket holders of drug-detecting dogs on the event's premises.
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Perhaps it helps that the BOT's handsome premises are valued at over $200m.■
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After the fight, each fighter has been instructed to leave the premises ASAP.
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Cellphones brought on the premises will have to be put into locked pouches.
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SAP was founded in 1972 and was a traditional on-premises software company.
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That helped Biden, as did questions that tended to accept his campaign's premises.
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The concept is simple: At least 50 comedians debut premises and punch lines.
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With my hearing aids on, I was given a tour of the premises.
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Like everything there, they are prepared from scratch and baked on the premises.
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She called her mother, who advised her to leave the premises, she alleges.
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Amazed by the story, the auctioneers welcomed the TV crew to their premises.
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A Reuters witness said police had cordoned off premises of Bolshoi and GUM.
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"When I do an evaluation, I have to evaluate the premises," McGoey says.
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Today, most drug treatment facilities ban any illegal drug consumption on their premises.
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The hosts have almost always been interesting folks who live on the premises.
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From these premises, philosophers and theorists have derived a number of related insights.
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But there remains at least one holdout on the premises: Mr. Ringelheim himself.
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Jansen said its fiber-to-the-premises build target had increased from 3 million to 4 million premises passed by March 2021, and its ambition increased from 10 million to 15 million by mid-2020s subject to suitable regulatory conditions.
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Jansen said its fiber-to-the-premises build target had increased from 3 million to 4 million premises passed by March 7.33, and its ambition increased from 10 million to 15 million by mid-2020s subject to suitable regulatory conditions.
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Jansen said its fibre-to-the-premises build target had increased from 3 million to 4 million premises passed by March 7.33, and its ambition increased from 10 million to 15 million by mid-2020s subject to suitable regulatory conditions.
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Jansen said its fibre-to-the-premises build target had increased from 3 million to 4 million premises passed by March 2021, and its ambition increased from 10 million to 15 million by mid-2020s subject to suitable regulatory conditions.
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DAS sites are located within buildings or other structures or venues for which an asset entity has rights under a lease or license to install and operate a DAS on the premises or to manage a DAS network on the premises.
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"In accordance with the Ohio's 'concealed carry' law and the right for private entities to ban handguns on their premises, firearms and other weapons of any kind are strictly forbidden on the premises of Quicken Loans Arena," the arena's website reads.
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The legislation would also allow certain businesses, such as carry-out restaurants whose majority of customers order meals off-premises, to post such information on the internet as the sole method of disclosure instead of on the premises of the business.
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He removed her from the premises and he claims she fell and hurt herself.
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Luckily for diners, there haven't been any signs of Zuul or Slimer on premises.
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Unions are not entitled to enter company premises -- even the parking lot -- to respond.
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Three people died at the company's premises in a business park northeast of Baltimore.
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One Canadian school attempted to ban talk of 213 Reasons Why on the premises.
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A search of the premises found a grenade, a rifle, four knives, and ammunition.
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I escorted myself of the premises… and then I threw myself into the bushes.
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It is moving to new premises, in Ivry-sur-Seine, south-east of Paris.
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But as the series unfolds, it quietly undermines the basic premises of AU fiction.
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A business that is evicted from its premises could not quickly find something similar.
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The database is available for deployments on the major public clouds and on-premises.
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There's a food truck on the premises and I order a pulled pork sandwich.
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As she was removed from the premises, she claims she fell and injured herself.
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It said he will be buried on library premises next to his wife, Ruth.
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Pizza Express is converting more of its premises to live music and comedy venues.
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Currently, there are 32,000 premises and locations in the country where smoking is prohibited.
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Like a lot of things, those premises got turned on their heads in 2016.
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Another ten supporting staff members maintain the premises and do field work and landscaping.
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The incident went down after the concert in a parking lot on the premises.
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Thomson was swiftly escorted from the premises, and good for Bristowe for doing so.
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Larry is a great writer, though, and that's important—premises come before punch lines.
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Unfortunately, a Disney security officer discovered the teens and escorted them off the premises.
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Bosch said its premises in Zuffenhausen and Gerlingen-Schillerhoehe in Stuttgart had been searched.
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The pair founded urban cheese-making business Wildes Cheese in even stranger premises, though.
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Unclear if there is an actual island in an actual stream on the premises.
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So I'd like to start the conversation over, tackling those premises one by one.
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In addition, Power BI Premium features a Report Server that can run on-premises.
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Singapore police subsequently opened an investigation and raided Wirecard's premises in the city-state.
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A braver candidate might say that of the very premises underlying Mr Trump's agenda.
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Also because of the store's smaller size, there's not a kitchen on the premises.
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Instead, progressive candidates should challenge the premises of the questions they get about affordability.
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You might be surprised that you have some secret office Michaelangelos on the premises.
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Now it has turned the premises into a teaching space it's calling Truffle Lab.
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But the real draw is that you can make your own wine on-premises.
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It moved to different premises and the Gherkin tower now stands on the site.
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ALASKA: A person cannot get drunk in a bar and remain on the premises.
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Each VIP guest is given a bottle of olive oil made on the premises.
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Sarah Silverman, Margaret Cho, and Kevin Hart have all been seen on the premises.
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It has taken up residence in the multilevel premises that housed Union Square Cafe.
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These are the same flawed premises that propelled Donald Trump to the White House.
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Technically, a brothel is any premises in which more than two people sell sex.
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The workers rent the premises and compete with private businesses on the open market.
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On the premises, there's also a performing arts theatre and a Creative Arts Center.
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When it came out of stealth, the company's focus was on VMware on premises.
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Further restrictions could be imposed on shops and other premises if the crisis escalates.
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The Downing Street premises are actually considerably bigger than they look from the outside.
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There are no distressed-wood tables, no mixologists or vertical gardens on the premises.
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A computer is on the premises but so is carbon paper for making copies.
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The premises of the sketches are less memorable than the moments that upstage them.
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Yet again, Mr. Trump's lawyers have offered the court premises that look like pretexts.
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The government is expecting to begin moving to the new premises later this year.
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She said Mr. Edelstein had been barred from the theater's premises as of Monday.
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People from outside PSE can enter its key premises only with the CEO's approval.
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Biden's dealmaking history and friendships with Republicans are some central premises of his candidacy.
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And, in accordance with several performer contracts, it had banned guns from the premises.
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By storing the fetal remains on his premises, Klopfer broke Indiana law, authorities said.
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The next day, Blythe also swept the premises, along with two other federal officials.
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Some accommodations on vineyards produce wine on the premises rather than sourcing it elsewhere.
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Users can either access Sixgill through its SaaS platform or install it on-premises.
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The gang was believed to have operated from the premises for about six months.
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Many of PSBC's outlets are in the same premises as postal enterprises under CPG.
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These voluntary callers may find themselves getting searched, detained, or removed from the premises.
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Florida Gun Supply in Inverness, Florida, announced it would ban Muslims from its premises.
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Frankel alleges that the trust the lawyers set up granted Hoppy a "50 percent interest in the premises and the right to occupy the premises and not pay any rent" — despite the fact that Frankel purchased the apartment with her own funds.
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The Illinois Liquor Authority typically requires two separate licenses for establishments providing off-premises and on-premises alcohol, but in light of he pandemic, it has granted municipalities the power to allow restaurants to offer some alcohol on their takeout and delivery menus.
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Still, it's true that the Melzac Collection, like everything on CIA premises, is highly restricted.
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That would mean migrant workers would not be forced to leave the premises every day.
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Fare plans to open its event at new premises elsewhere in St. Petersburg later Saturday.
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Searches of the premises have been completed and all the incidents have been stood down.
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Will the neighbors think you're trying to break in if you're awkwardly scouring the premises?
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She works with regional seafood and meat, as well as produce grown on the premises.
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For now, though, the plan isn't to make all the Azure services available on premises.
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The forces cleared all guests from the premises while cornering the attackers in a staircase.
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One of the premises I've always stood on is that I've never been Michael's judge.
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"We will issue identity cards and designate special premises for them," the minister told parliament.
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Despite the makeshift premises, this has the feeling of a well-organised and confident community.
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The embassy staff evacuated the premises leaving only a few diplomats inside, the official said.
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Drinkers from other states might be surprised that on-premises beverage sales aren't already legal.
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Instead, it limits sex work to the client's premises (escort work), or a licensed brothel.
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I think all of this is nonsensical and based on two internally self-contradictory premises.
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The Fear the Walking Dead actor was taken off the premises at 9:30 p.m.
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Until now, Microsoft on-premises database software worked only with its own Windows operating system.
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It just needs memorable props, unique strategic premises, and a lovable group of supporting characters.
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The result: Just two per cent of UK premises have access to full-fibre connections.
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It was Azzam who helped restaurant owner Kassem when he was looking for new premises.
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They are waiting for a mob, led by the local congressman, to storm the premises.
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At first, they baked on the premises only for their growing wholesale business to restaurants.
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"Police received a call and responded to the mall and evacuated the premises," Kuusela said.
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One of the ghosts roaming the premises is said to be that of Sarah Cloyd.
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Sources later confirmed to Fox 5 DC that no shooting had occurred on the premises.
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Asked to assess the premises, she zoomed in on a couple of off-putting details.
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Journalists given a tour were advised to avoid the human feces that dotted the premises.
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The house even hosts its own nightlife with an indoor/outdoor nightclub on the premises.
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The youth-movement fashions on display dispersed any auction-house stuffiness lingering on the premises.
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If they refuse, the memo said, officers should order the civilians to leave the premises.
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Bill posed with a big ole grasshopper recently installed on the premises in Little Rock.
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Some venues, like private clubs, bar domestic workers from certain areas or even entire premises.
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A tasteful soundtrack greets viewers when they enter the premises and return from each dive.
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A lot of antiquities dealers don't have gallery premises and still make a good living.
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Government rules prohibit charging the government for meals when a cook is on the premises.
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First and foremost, Trump has gravely damaged the premises and procedures that undergird American democracy.
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The premises were also harshly corrected by the historic number of commenters on the proposal.
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He said law enforcement is still on the premises and the building has been evacuated.
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But why is there a bunk bed on the premises, and an institutional-looking desk?
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Michael Tzezailidis, above, the owner, wanted to make beer on the premises for several years.
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The collective hopes they will also display it prominently on their physical premises and websites.
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Pros: Concealable, cannot be removed from premises, features three shelvesCons: Installation required, not fire-resistant
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He has held religious ceremonies on the premises, but the ground has not been consecrated.
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But the hotel also decorates its premises with thousands of Christmas lights, ornaments, and garlands.
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They sued for a small expansion of the rights afforded to people with premises licenses.
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These things are governed by principles, the compounded effect of daily decisions and misguided premises.
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In "Spin," Mr. Chappelle builds sweeping historical premises that position him as an elder statesman.
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Friday's shocking discovery marked LARA's third visit to the premises in only a few months.
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To mark Ramadan, the town hall hosted an iftar dinner on its premises—unthinkable elsewhere.
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And if she's still hiding somewhere near the premises, bamboo is plentiful around the zoo.
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Police were called at 85033:58pm to a stabbing at premises near to London Bridge.
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Blue has just cleaned up at a dogfight on the premises and will soon return.
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Ms. Newman was escorted off the premises on Tuesday night, one of the officials said.
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They usually don't do surgical procedures, and there is no medical professional on the premises.
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Casinos advertise hotlines in their marketing and on-premises and fund research of gambling disorders.
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Some ZBC members of staff were manhandled when soldiers occupied the premises, the sources said.
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Nothing Rubio said or did really challenged any of the key premises of that pitch.
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But, from one game to another, permission can be granted for premises to show a match.
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We are planning to install rooftop solar panels at our premises at Changi Business Park, Singapore.
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Starting today, Event Grid is generally available, with all the SLAs and other premises this entails.
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Later images showed police in full riot gear guarding the premises as firefighters doused the building.
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But they've cleared the scene and ensured there aren't any other explosive devices in the premises.
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It will notify people at the club that the premises are being monitored by a drone.
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Debate can't happen unless there's some agreement on foundational premises, such as the existence of evolution.
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Only 18% of premises can access 4G on all four networks and 53% get no signal.
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Legal experts said it was hard to hold premises and firearms manufacturers responsible for mass shootings.
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Without Hagrid and his pets on the premises, though, we doubt it'll be quite the same.
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"No one is allowed to enter the premises for gossip or chit-chat," declares one manager.
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The Economist's model of the contest for the House of Representatives proceeds from two basic premises.
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He will be buried on library premises next to his wife, Ruth, who died in 2007.
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Her account is supported by maintenance records and photos and videos she took of the premises.
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The method that Kierkegaard perfected—e concessis argumentation—required that he argue from his opponent's premises.
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Turkish security then clashed with the D.C. cops, who refused to remove protesters from the premises.
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And by standard we mean it's the same one that you'll find elsewhere on the premises.
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Nearly any discussion of encryption and government will include at least one of these faulty premises.
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Here goes... So I'd like to start the conversation over, tackling those premises one by one.
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The board authorized CEU to set up a new campus in Vienna and rent premises there.
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The local council said Fabric had failed to control the use of drugs on its premises.
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GitHub Enterprise, the company's on-premises solution for managing code, is getting a major update today.
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Now the main hall at the Salvation Army's former premises is adorned with 10,000 golden Buddhas.
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Cabs would also have to be sent from company premises and return between rides, he added.
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He also posts signs to warn everyone on the premises that they assume their own risk.
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RIA Novosti Ukraine confirmed the search of its premises and the detention of journalist Kirill Vyshinsky.
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When the leader changes, the prime minister changes, and the evacuation of the premises soon follows.
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Or even a gun range owner who declared that no Muslims were allowed on the premises.
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"Our broadcast operations had to cease while police searched the premises," KRQE wrote in a statement.
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The Trump image may have been built on false premises, but the tinsel was certainly real.
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That group also recommended an audit of all art and iconography on the premises, it said.
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Starting on Tuesday morning, officers raided 190 premises in more than half of Germany's 16 states.
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The galleries in the institute's old Manhattan premises on East 65th Street were two tiny rooms.
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After Nicole's body was found, police found Keepers at her boyfriend's house and searched the premises.
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A crisis response team was called to the scene and searched the premises room by room.
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Last year alone, film crews were on the premises of the 258 building a dozen times.
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Playboy would cease to change in any meaningful way, but become trapped in its original premises.
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No GOP or College Republican personnel were on the premises at the time of the fire.
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The "intruders" had taken over the whole premises including the consul general's residence, the ministry said.
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Reach Partnerships is one of seven school facilities in Baltimore with dedicated SROs on the premises.
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You were convinced you'd find food on the premises, but were told the stands were empty.
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Formula One Management has moved out of its old headquarters into new premises away from Ecclestone.
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The police, the fire department, and the health department inspect the premises and ID the crowd.
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Yet another argument Trump uses is that Iran negotiated in bad faith and on false premises.
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At one point, Neumann told a temporary employee he did not know to leave the premises.
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Politics is not like mathematics, where clear premises and deductive reasoning can lead to exact answers.
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It also gives ministers the power to close premises and tell people not to enter them.
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Accounts have even emerged of housing estates and office complexes barring non-Chinese from the premises.
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If there's a problem, guards — many of them ex-cops — will escort them from the premises.
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On Comedy "I Think You Should Leave," starring Tim Robinson, takes absurd premises to unpredictable places.
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Nor are you likely to find an emotionally uplifting double-height space anywhere on the premises.
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The Pantora Mini collection, includes dresses appropriate for flower girls; they are made on the premises.
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Nonetheless, the zoo is still open to the public should anyone dare to visit the premises.
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State museums located on the premises of the Kremlin itself even had to suspend ticket sales.
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Officials from the United States Park Police, National Park Service rangers, and volunteers patrolled the premises.
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One of the basic premises of the Carter Center is that you should talk to dictators.
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They then converged on Mr. Wrona's home with dogs and searched the premises, including the barn.
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Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, the archbishop of New York, paid a visit to bless the premises.
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In true shitamachi fashion, fellowship does not prevent anyone on the premises from sponging or grifting.
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On the premises is also a 1-bedroom guest house with a full kitchen and bathroom.
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What they do: Guard, patrol, or monitor premises to prevent theft, violence, or infractions of rules.
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They also had a chance to make their own doughnuts at a station on the premises.
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Universities that are rethinking the premises of an honors college can learn a lot from Rutgers.
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That marked Licensing and Regulatory Affairs' third visit to the premises in only a few months.
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She claims he struggled with Harley, grabbed the baby, then hit Harley before leaving the premises.
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Historically Oracle has made most of its money by selling software for on-premises data centers.
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Prosecutors pointed to several recent challenges by the defense to the basic premises of Flynn's plea.
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They entered the legislative building and searched the premises room by room for any remaining protesters.
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Security forces must vacate the premises and refrain from punishing journalists for doing their legitimate work.
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The social media inspectors block their view of the paintings and escort them from the premises.
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Last March, the seminal improv comedy company Second City opened its own restaurant on its premises.
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The authorities said the people gathered on the premises had fled to safety in the basement.
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Residents at Trump Place in Manhattan voted to remove the president-elect's name from the premises.
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Workers were unable to escape the premises as a gate was locked when the fire started.
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As I've argued in some detail, this is a claim that relies on several faulty premises.
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But at the end of the day, no technology can top fiber-to-the-premises internet.
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" These premises are then compounded by art history's "romantic, elitist, individual-glorifying, and monograph-producing substructure.
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The Openreach network measures up against the European average for broadband access, but Britain ranks 27th out of 28 countries in Europe when it comes to fibre connections which run all the way to the household or business premises, known as fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP).
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"Although consular premises are inviolable according to the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, the receiving state can conduct an examination in these premises with the consent of the head of the diplomatic mission," spokesman for the Turkish foreign ministry Hami Aksoy said in a statement Tuesday.
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One of the core premises of our research is to understand technology from a deeper human level.
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She said the crowd of protesters were becoming aggressive and preventing staff members from leaving the premises.
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Holder pleaded guilty in December 2016 to maintaining a drug-involved premises, according to the recent statement.
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Thursday's tributes started at the old premises of the satirical magazine, since abandoned for a secret location.
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A few yards away, another person was also receiving medical attention as law enforcement enveloped the premises.
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Abortion providers often face protesters near their premises, but there's been times picketers have escalated the situation.
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Once the detectives were let in to search the premises, Cuddy found a bedroom that was locked.
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Regional courts steadily added Jehovah's Witnesses literature to lists of banned extremist works, often on absurd premises.
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A business that is evicted from its premises might not quickly find a building with similar features.
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There, she took notes, drew layouts of the premises, and talked to the staff about Islamic extremism.
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The Commission carried out inspections at the premises of BMW, Daimler, VW, and Audi in October 2017.
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Most businesses have yet to make the leap from storing data on their premises to the cloud.
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Evaluating the strength of the logical connection between the premises and conclusion is how reasonableness is determined.
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Hyperoptic offers customers symmetrical gigabit services powered by the company's dedicated Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network.
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It grants the police sweeping powers to make house arrests and raid premises without prior judicial authorisation.
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His books include Lines of Liberty (2016), Faulty Premises, Faulty Policies (2014), and Apostle of Peace (2013).
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Apps will be able to run both at customers' own premises as well as in the cloud.
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Interestingly, its solutions up to now have been designed both for on-premises and cloud-based working.
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Before this latest sighting, HPAI had affected 211 commercial and 21 backyard poultry premises since December 2014.
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When philosophers pose thought experiments, I tend to prefer the ones that don't involve really outlandish premises.
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Businesses can only advertise on their own premises and Havana's handsome architecture is still free of billboards.
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That Monday, fire officials invaded the warehouse and demanded all tenants vacate the premises within an hour.
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The current regime allows companies to provide evidence both in writing and orally at the Commission's premises.
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It is currently in the process of selecting a premises for its secretariat in the Chinese capital.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Fleabag are perhaps its closest streaming relatives, with similarly experimental premises and styles.
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The atmosphere at first was described as lighthearted: Police joked with teens as they left the premises.
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The other option is to have Bitfury host the box on its premises for $70,000 a month.
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It is true that like every building, every organization constructs defenses around its physical and virtual premises.
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And companies want to engage more closely with users on their premises to deliver amazing mobile experiences.
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"Tropical Premises" by Peter Milne Greiner Somewhere above Micronesia, Smarti is supposed to be analyzing planetary data.
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You won't find a "23" welded onto the front gate or multiple basketball courts on the premises.
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On the premises, there are nine lodges to choose from, each with rustic decor with modern amenities.
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They evicted everyone on the premises, including tourists, some of whom had been roused from their sleep.
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The dollars spent trying to protect on-premises distributed systems or cloud services from attack are growing.
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In 2014, Pickens married his fifth wife — the couple later divorced — in a chapel on the premises.
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"Our broadcast operations had to cease while police searched the premises," KRQE said in a brief statement.
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At Trump Tower that day, four police officers, including two from a counterterrorism unit, surveyed the premises.
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Pair it with a milkshake made with strawberries grown on premises and then cry silently to yourself.
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Rider At National Sawdust, the new music space in Brooklyn, a restaurant now shares the vast premises.
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You should vacate the premises until the work is complete to avoid breathing in any lead dust.
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During his house arrest, Weiwei's home had "dozens" of surveillance cameras placed in and around the premises.
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There are also three restaurants on the premises, which include The Abbey, The Bistro, and The Grafton.
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Two days before the fair opens — with exhibitors strictly barred from entering the premises — the vetters gather.
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Another woman burned a bundle of sage near the home, as if to ritually cleanse the premises.
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Unless you know his personal story, some of his joke premises come off as coy, even nonsensical.
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The vagueness of a skinny repeal has allowed Republican senators to attach their votes to contradictory premises.
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During a protest on Tonic's last day, two artists refused to vacate the premises and were arrested.
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The first era of the enterprise software industry was on-premises software, otherwise known as "shrinkwrap" software.
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Their work requires access to on-premises tools or in-person support for drivers and delivery people.
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According to The Telegraph, an employee and a medic at SpaceX's Hawthorne, California premises have the virus.
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Just because the premises of these sketches are tethered to a tradition doesn't mean they aren't peculiar.
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All nonessential shops, premises, and places of worship will be closed down, with weddings and baptisms banned.
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If we start with more precise premises, we can more readily see how to retool our hammers.
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From this line onwards, Jojo knows his beliefs are built on nothing but weak and false premises.
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The servants don't want a day off, and Lady Mary isn't the only princess on the premises.
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While many of her colleagues have been scolding capitalism lately, she has been reimagining its basic premises.
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As for Mr. Bannon, he was essentially banished from the premises when he was running Breitbart News.
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Back outside, security would not allow him to leave the fenced-in premises until his taxi arrived.
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The technology can also transfer files to the Microsoft cloud services from companies' on-premises data centers.
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You would never guess that one of the world's leading musical figures was composing on the premises.
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Throughout the rest of the premises, there are Christmas lights, Christmas trees, mistletoe, and other holiday displays.
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The yard was brown and dusty, with trucks out front and a portable toilet on the premises.
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He said he looks forward to "several new redevelopment opportunities" after Sears and Kmart vacate the premises.
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A third found a bullet fragment in Avery's garage, again after the premises had been repeatedly searched.
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This violates the central democratic (or, if you prefer, republican) premises of political equality and majority rule.
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This violates the central democratic (or, if you prefer, republican) premises of political equality and majority rule.
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The State Office of Criminal Investigation (LKA) gave Berlin police permission to search the premises of Kalabal!
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The Pentagon is denying reports that there is a ban on playing Pokemon Go on its premises.
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And during a search of the unnamed gallery's premises, customs officers seized several hundred more ceramic pieces.
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Some 210% of premises have access to speeds above 25mbps through BT's hybrid copper-fiber roll-out but some homes and businesses - known collectively as premises - in rural areas and in some pockets in major cities, have internet speeds of less than 10 Mbps on BT's ageing copper connections.
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"Having no prior approval to attend nor any documentation, he was requested to leave the premises," she said.
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Or, in some cases, who can escort it quickly enough from the premises without the relevant authorities noticing.
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Lloyd's of London said in April that it will bar people believed to be drunk from its premises.
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They aren't hurting anybody (metaphorically, I'm sure actually a lot of people have been hurt on their premises).
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The company has also found that having pets on the premises make employees more content, active and productive.
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In the premises and, as matters stand now, there is no evidence upon which a prosecution may ensue.
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They proceeded to search the premises, and a BMW parked in the driveway was towed away by investigators.
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"There's a big 'not equal' sign between those two premises," Drutman, who is a contributor to Vox, said.
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As much as the questionnaire sheds light on pressing and relevant issues, some of its premises have limits.
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The Father of the House was the oldest champion on the premises, Shuki "White Lion" Rosenzweig from Israel.
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She had some fantastic times and some terrible times, but she was lovely to have on the premises.
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One Mississippi has a lot in common with Six Feet Under, even though their premises are completely different.
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Police were called and Abraham allegedly continued to refuse to comply with their orders to vacate the premises.
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The department tried to inspect the campus but staff again wouldn't let social services agents on the premises.
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The purpose of the facility fee is to compensate hospitals for the expense of maintaining the physical premises.
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It would have the power to search premises and revoke universities' titles and their right to grant degrees.
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Somewhere in the midst of this, two minutes after the men entered the premises, the police were called.
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Despite having moved to new premises of its own, Liao Chan Hawker Fan hasn't lost its quintessential character.
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In most states, massage facilities have no legal obligation to report sexual assault claims made on their premises.
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Made in advance of Hollywood's strict Production Code, the two movies share daring premises compromised by studio rectitude.
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As a company spokesperson told me, the service can run client workloads on premises and in the cloud.
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Police said Waffle House employees asked the woman to leave because she had brought alcohol on the premises.
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Keelty's argument is based on multiple flawed premises that make for an even faultier — though highly sharable — analysis.
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Under the state of emergency, the police and army can search premises and detain suspects without a warrant.
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Although the museum expected to discover some artifacts buried on these historical premises, the sheer number was overwhelming.
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Has your thinking on nuclear weapons changed at all, or do you think those basic premises still hold?
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These accelerators can be used regardless of location in the environment – on-premises and/or in the cloud.
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The site will also allow users to search for a business with gender neutral bathrooms on the premises.
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Law enforcement sources confirmed to TMZ ... the woman somehow managed to get on the premises of Justin's crib.
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The biggest sticking point for the business, Hong said, was the steep cost of renting premises in Singapore.
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A few days after the attack, police raided the offices of Tad Group, searching premises and seizing computers.
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Zoo officials are unsure how the 22-year-old puma is getting in and out of the premises.
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This may be critical in a massage parlor investigation where the employees may actually live on the premises.
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They live on their own, but can also take advantage of on-premises meals, social events, medical care.
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Sources connected to the case tell us ... there was no surveillance video inside or outside the hotel premises.
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PP moved into its current premises about 20 years ago, where the shop floor has tripled in size.
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Canada's sixth biggest lender said the charge included severance payments to employees and the cost of changing premises.
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This grants the police sweeping powers to put suspects under house arrest and search premises without judicial warrants.
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Today, it has taken residency in the hybrid world between the on-premises data center and the cloud.
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At the same time, employees of the Food Emporium forced Mr. Conrad from the premises, the police said.
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Colin tweeted about the workout on Tuesday -- making his expectations crystal clear ... he wants BOSSES on the premises.
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The distinction becomes meaningless, because even with his most reliable jokes, he is constantly disrupting his own premises.
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On top of that, Microsoft will also ending their partners' access to technical support for on-premises software.
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The number of planning applications—for permission to expand premises, say—is another decent proxy for investment spending.
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Now, Congress has rejected those premises, with each side getting something they wanted to bust the spending caps.
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"Police confirm that they have raided the premises of Wirecard entities in Singapore," a police spokeswoman told Reuters.
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The couple, who recently became engaged, were specifically looking for a rental with the owners on the premises.
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Their experiences in the countryside gave them the chance to re-evaluate the very premises of the revolution.
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After 30 minutes of interrogating employees and searching the premises, the police left without any arrests—or apologies.
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Unchecked bags and packages are not allowed to enter the premises, according to a statement from Charlottesville authorities.
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There was also a synagogue on the premises so inmates could gather with people who practiced similar faiths.
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The last thing the United States should do is seek out another endless war based on false premises.
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Most of the 1,413-room premises will be turned into luxury condominiums, with a much smaller hotel component.
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Google, to date, has been less active in supporting cloud architectures that involve companies' existing on-premises infrastructure.
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Last year it was based on the Woman in White, a ghost that haunts the Snug Harbor premises.
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Critics of outsourcing tell a simple story about companies like IBM closing or downscaling American factories and premises.
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"The way we've combated [declining mall traffic] is bringing the product off premises to the people," she said.
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What makes the new public charge rule despicable is not that its premises about resource allocation are wrong.
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The site concerned was the rue de Tolbiac branch of Paris 1 university, a premises in southeast Paris.
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With the emergence of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as front-runners, both premises look increasingly dubious. Mrs.
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Casually posted beside the entrance was a disclaimer noting that anyone entering the premises agreed to be filmed.
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A previous review of the licence took place less than 2 years ago following deaths at the premises.
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We know that 80 suspected drug dealers were arrested on the premises with just one prosecution being made.
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These traditionally are not considered variables contingent on policy, but rather the premises upon which U.S. democracy operates.
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The Chicago-based company is built on a simple network of mutually beneficial premises: Young people love money.
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She is also ordered to stay off of the university's premises and cannot contact any of the victims.
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On the premises, there are four tennis courts, a bocce court, a pickleball court, and a croquet field.
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In part, Kotkin argues, he acted on "deep Marxist premises" about the need to extirpate capitalist class relations.
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Food wrapped in cellophane is allowed only in hotels, and only if it does not leave the premises.
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Waitresses, chosen for their beauty and unfailing patriotism, are reportedly not allowed to leave the premises without supervision.
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The cost of entering the premises alone is an implied minimum of one (1) slide into the DMs.
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It's one of the great TV premises of all time, and it's elastic enough to theoretically run forever.
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These statements put DREAMers in danger of losing their protections (or applying under false premises) because of misunderstandings.
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To this day, the band are banned from the hotel premises for the grief they caused the receptionist.
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Companies that spoke with Reuters said the first step is to install charging equipment on their own premises.
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A consensus was quickly reached, and both the mezzanine and its occupant were forcibly removed from the premises.
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" PAIN and Truth Pharm marched off the premises with a confident chant: "Purdue knew the pills would kill.
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This seating area was barricaded with tables, and a sign told visitors: "premises for take-out food only."
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What was something of a surprise, though, was that chickens were not being fried anywhere on the premises.
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Naval Station Great Lakes early Friday morning was placed on lockdown after a gate runner breached the premises.
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They now bring in more revenue than licenses for desktop Office apps and on-premises servers like Exchange.
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Shawty demanded to know why he was being asked to leave the premises, and didn't like the answer.
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"But they are more extreme right now, because the premises of this administration are more extreme and unilateralist."
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Rumor further had it that there was an Olympic-size swimming pool right on the fancy-place premises.
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Although the immediate premises of the United Nations are international ground, the United States is still the host.
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Amazon and VMware started working together on a combination of cloud and on-premises technology in October 2016.
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The ban will apply across school premises, meaning everyone -- including teachers -- will be unable to buy caffeinated drinks.
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The defendants may only leave the premises for legal, medical or religious reasons, unless otherwise approved in advance.
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Some of the demonstrators targeted businesses perceived as sympathetic to the Chinese government, covering their premises with slogans.
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Residents could apply for a "premises" license, which allowed for the possession of a handgun in the home.
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"Had they managed to enter the courts premises, the casualty figure would be very high," Mr. Khalid said.
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Ebrard said he hoped the court would uphold Mexico's right to give asylum and have its premises respected.
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Pellet said French investigators found 18 luxury cars on the premises when they searched it the first time.
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Her handler was calling out for her on airport premises and she ran and jumped into his arms.
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I suppose it's an interesting premise, but as is often the case with interesting premises, at what cost?
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Staff refused on Tuesday to let Reuters talk to parents or other adults with children on its premises.
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Orders are taken from and delivered to the table, and there is no public restroom on the premises.
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I am the only chef that is dry-aging this much beef on-premises anywhere in Los Angeles.
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It also says the venue allowed "thugs" to remain on the premises to incite violence after the concert.
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Turns out ... someone hit the alarm accidentally, so after deputies patrolled the premises they gave the all clear.
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Most passive smoking, responsible for at least 15,000 deaths a year, occurs in such premises, the health ministry says.
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If their premises were correct, their conclusions would be logical…but their premise being wrong, their whole argument fails.
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When it comes to taking inherently horrifying premises and turning them into cuddly tearjerkers, Pixar is second to none.
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In a boost to campus security, the college has added a police post on the premises, the BBC reported.
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Holder later pleaded guilty to maintaining a drug-involved premises and Johnson pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact.
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Genting Group's Resorts World Sentosa premises include convention halls, the Universal Studios theme park and a luxury shopping center.
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He's a genius who conjures wonderful premises, but his more cerebral ideas are difficult to translate onto a screen.
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Across these clouds — and in corporate on-premises data centers — customers' computing workloads often run on Intel-based chips.
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Britain's broadband providers had been slow to commit to the "gold standard" of full fiber to the premises (FTTP).
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Companies moving much of their information technology off premises, part of the cloud-computing trend, proved a bright spot.
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In 2006, Lyttle was evicted from the property over safety concerns and barred from coming near the premises again.
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The family lived on the company's premises, he says, and his children practically grew up on the factory floor.
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Prince Harry paid a visit to Central Police Station in Nottingham on Wednesday to formally open the new premises.
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The concierge can also connect you with a private trainer to work out on the premises or the beach.
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An adult with a library card can simply fill out a request and peruse the material on the premises.
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The ruling shocked ultra-traditionalist rabbis, who insisted that the woman's divorce was made on false premises and invalid.
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Hitting the 15 million target would mean almost half of premises in Britain had access to the fastest network.
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Police say she was targeted by a man who was apparently prohibited from entering the premises two months earlier.
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Hargrave was charged with resisting an officer and remaining on premises after being forbidden, according to the police report.
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With their stunning language and creative premises, each of these books will stretch your conception of sensuality and sexuality.
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Optergy's Proton allows building owners and managers to remotely monitor energy consumption and manage who can access the premises.
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Since the late '90s, Disney's cable channel offered dozens of original feature films, often with bizarre and outlandish premises.
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Authorities searched the premises and said the threat was not credible, but the evacuation was done as a precaution.
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Sir Percival, the head exciseman, shows up at the worst possible time to search the premises of the brothel.
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In Mexico, for example, APM Terminals organizes train transport from the Pacific Coast to premises close to Mexico City.
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The Baroda Museum in the Indian state of Gujarat is also prohibiting "Pokemon Go" players from entering its premises.
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In a country with a thriving opium trade, that means laborious inspections of invoices and spot-checks of premises.
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This service will auto-migrate VMs from on-premises or other clouds into containers in the Google Kubernetes Engine.
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The 2011 incident led Amtrak's police chief to temporarily bar Transportation and Security Administration (TSA) employees from the premises.
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An assault team of four attackers then entered the premises and battled with Jubaland's security forces for 12 hours.
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Shortly after arriving, the officers called the Houston Police Department to obtain a search warrant to enter the premises.
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Sanchez claims the restaurant doesn't have the ability to fry chicken on its premises, which is also completely fair.
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The car did initially reverse but then accelerated forward and attempted to leave the premises when Oliver shot Edwards.
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The Technical Services Division of the Secret Service is charged with sweeping the White House premises for listening devices.
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Lou signals to two muscly Italian gentlemen in flashy suits, who go outside and remove Snow from the premises.
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Correcting those determined to maintain a victim-mentality built on provably false premises has yielded only personal character attacks.
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That is, the calling party believes the phone is ringing at the called party's premises when it is not.
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There is always an armed guard on premises, and she's building a fence for a newly trained security dog.
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This interest in his cooking was in part what led him to taking on the BOXPARK premises last February.
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There's also a spa, distillery, music venue, movie theater, pub, some restaurants and two golf courses on the premises.
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Constructing far-out premises, each episode compells the audience to confront some truth about themselves, or the human condition.
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Rather than fight a costly and protracted battle, the alliance is looking for new premises to house the exhibits.
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A shopkeeper working in the premises next door said the centre had been closed for more than 10 days.
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Good thing the Devil's Night Soiree Club is there to drill-bit her away from the premises for good.
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They would mostly take place in the market or at traders' premises and be carried out by UK authorities.
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His premises and punch lines offer pleasant surprises, akin to one of the comedians who influenced him: Mitch Hedberg.
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The campaign against big tech isn't resonating, because it's based on false premises that most people see right through.
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The weapon was found during raids on 13 premises in the Athens area which started on Friday, police said.
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Azure Arc will be able to run applications on Azure Stack along with other on-premises infrastructure, Zander said.
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Rules block the residence from ordering meals from off the premises when a cook is employed, according to Haaretz.
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" This exercise in empathy had guaranteed appeal for an imagination susceptible to the weekly premises of "The Twilight Zone.
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Rand's ideological skyscraper rested narrowly on premises that led her, for example, to rate Mickey Spillane above William Shakespeare.
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One of those passengers, a 22-year-old student at the University of California, Berkeley, died on the premises.
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The lease on the building is part of an Islamic bond, or sukuk, which prohibits alcohol on the premises.
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Later news stories said that a postal employee had told authorities that marijuana was being grown on the premises.
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Guests can swim, ride bikes, drink proprietary wine and eat gourmet meals prepared with vegetables grown on the premises.
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The fire department did not enter the premises because the "arc flash" was over when firefighters arrived, McGee said.
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After 85033 years working in the state legislature, he was escorted off the premises by a state police officer.
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GECINA: Gecina said on Friday it sells a portfolio of restaurant premises, representing a total of almost 11,500 sq.
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This will also provide the premises for its flagship beer-themed hotel, which is due open in early 2019.
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" Miller's lease had also stated that residents were "responsible for keeping the premises free from infestation of pest, etc.
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Not every Republican politician in the United States has accepted Bannon's premises, and a few have rejected them outright.
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When they refused to go back to work, managers called the police, and officers escorted workers off the premises.
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Much of the art in these competing, market-vetted private and corporate collections is being consigned to museum premises.
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Childcare centers that want to ban guns from their premises must now post signs barring people from carrying firearms.
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Woody, keen to set a wrong right, and get served, went up and forcibly ejected them from the premises.
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Gurucul's Risk Analytics also gathers and monitors identity-based data and activity from both on-premises and cloud environments.
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A week earlier, a man had entered the mosque lobby shouting Islamophobic epithets before being escorted off the premises.
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Many of the premises that are currently raided or are ones run by sex workers working together for safety.
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A shopkeeper working in the premises next door said the center had been closed for more than 10 days.
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A park official once told me the only noncontroversial statue on the premises was Balto, the hero sled dog.
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GAUDIR A taste of Spain pops up on Monday evenings in the premises of the caterer, Tastings NYC & SoFlo.
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Robles said that staff members at some care homes had fled the premises after the virus was first detected.
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Most government premises, except those providing essential services such as water and electricity, will also be closed, Bernama reported.
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Ten years later its premises, gutted and rebuilt, were occupied by the City University of New York Graduate Center.
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There are now dozens of phone system providers that offer virtual, landline, VoIP, on-premises, and cloud-hosted systems.
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With on-premises systems, you pay for all the equipment and installation, as well as user license fees, upfront.
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Would revisiting that book now provide an opportunity for its greatest fans to consider some of its premises anew?
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We're told police searched the premises and even detained a few people still inside ... but no weapons were found.
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No matter how far afield it might seem, it's all of a piece, derived rigorously from Stephenson's initial premises.
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By the time he vacated the premises 13 years later, he had become in American eyes an Afghan Mugabe.
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The police agreed that it would have taken minutes from the time of forced entry to leaving the premises.
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Before long, they were called back to the scene to retrieve a man who was trapped at the premises.
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Renault itself confirmed that police were searching its premises, but declined to comment on the subject of the search.
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SEHGAL Like Jen, I was intrigued by the premises of certain nonfiction books and let down by the execution.
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His cousin, Ishaq Bahrami, quickly ushered me, for tea and conversation, to premises where he had a property dealership.
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"Sanitation on the premises has been improved by hiring an extra person, before [there] was only one," he said.
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Names I hated to say, as if they pinned me to a life that had curdled in its premises.
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Many insurance policies for revenue lost due to "business interruption" exclude pandemics and require physical damage on the premises.
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When the state authorities asked to inspect the premises, "my gut was telling me there might be something fishy."
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Arguably, both X-Men movies are more violent, and deal with more adult premises, than a Love, Simon spinoff.
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Google Fiber is a supplier of FTTP (fiber to the premises) broadband internet, VoIP phone, and internet protocol television.
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Earlier on Friday, German television showed police officers removing manhole covers and checking the festival premises with great care.
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The blend of these two premises, one wacky and zany, one serious and heartfelt, has proved jarring for some.
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You can also be ejected from the premises in favor of a nonveteran nonmember with the right political bent.
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But it is an immanent critique, one that begins by accepting the premises of what it seeks to criticize.
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Prior to this, it was available on premises or as a managed service, but it wasn't pure cloud-native.
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