Why not rush to less public place in the house?
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I meet them in a public place, usually the street.
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The garden restores my soul like no other public place.
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They executed him in a public place," Enzweiler said. "Mr.
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In a public place, wear headphones or turn off the sound.
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It's just bound to happen, sometimes even in a public place.
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To any future Rendezwho users: May I suggest a public place?
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For others, like me, protesting in a public place is impossible.
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Naturally, it all comes to a head in a very public place.
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He told Cohen he wouldn't consider having sex in a public place.
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And it doesn't have to be in a public place like LinkedIn.
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When you finally meet in person, do so in a public place.
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A market that wouldn't really succeed in a public place like an arcade.
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The right not to be afraid when you go into a public place.
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On one hand, Lowell Cafe is just a public place to smoke weed.
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I tell them to chill out—like, you're in a public place, people.
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He was charged with wearing a mask in a public place and disorderly conduct.
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This is where things get questionable: is that even possible in a public place?
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When you're in a public place, you need to respect the people around you.
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Google wants every public place on the planet to have fast Wi-Fi service.
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Off-balance Ever been walking in a public place and taken an embarrassing fall?
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The airport is a very public place and all sort of events can happen.
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They were in a public place where they could have been overheard by anyone.
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"Because he is disrupting a public place and being very racist," the supervisor responded.
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Nervous about talking in a public place, he asked to move to a secure location.
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I had already learned that the center of a ger is almost a public place.
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Leaving your Chromebook unattended in a public place will get a little less dangerous soon.
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Must the shooting occur in a public place, or do domestic violence cases matter too?
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It wasn't so much a date as it was just meeting in a public place.
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We met in a public place — the parking lot of a supermarket — in broad daylight.
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Theater's the one place — the public place — where you can talk about that trauma somehow.
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If you feel endangered, make your way to a public place and call law enforcement.
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This definition excludes gang fights over drug turf and specifies what constitutes a public place.
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"No event shall be held at the official level or at any public place," Pemra said.
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North was arrested and charged with being intoxicated in a public place and causing a disturbance.
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They were also allegedly planning to launch a poison gas attack in a crowded public place.
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We can come to any public place and perform our song, and that's enough for us.
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The verdict was the first conviction under a Belgian law criminalizing sexism in a public place.
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Get comfortable in it before you venture out to a public place like the pool or beach.
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As I walked into any public place, I immediately surveyed my surroundings and planned an escape route.
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You don't let them go to the bathroom (in a public place) without somebody checking on them.
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Firing bullets, missiles or lasers risks sending an out-of-control drone crashing into a public place.
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Editor's note: The following video shows a man firing a gun at people in a public place.
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He was earlier found guilty of unlawfully discharging a firearm in a public place (a friend's restaurant).
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Do this frequently before, during and after you visit a public place or have contact with people.
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He was also banned from carrying a device capable of recording an image in a public place.
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It's best to pick a public place so that they don't explode while other people are around.
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"The home used to be a private place, but now it's a very public place," she says.
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"We believe if the defendants met the victims in a public place, drugged them while in that public place, and relocated them back to their home after their victims were rendered incapable of consent, with the intent to sexually assault their prey -- that's kidnapping," stated District Attorney Tony Rackauckas.
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He was instead charged with the illegal possession of a gun and firing it in a public place.
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You&aposre going to have to call the police to throw me out, this is a public place.
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Instead, she would bring her laptop with her to a public place, such as Macy's or Barnes & Noble.
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She sees it as "a very positive thing" and recommends meeting in a public place and exercising caution.
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Image: APYet another Samsung Galaxy Note 27 phone has exploded in a public place—an airport, in fact!
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We believe this outbreak was caused by being exposed to a highly contagious virus in a public place.
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She described roaming through the streets with a knife in search of a public place to kill herself.
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Nevertheless, it is understandable that if you are considering breaking up with someone, a public place is still ideal.
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Of course, being alone with women is different than taking a picture with a fan in a public place.
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Notice of this legal change shall be posted in a public place in Multnomah County as required by law.
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In a public place, purposefully and specifically, he told a purposeful and specific untruth... Imagine if everyone did it.
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Covering your arms and legs is a must in any public place in India, which includes trains and taxis.
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They contend that indiscriminate shooting in a public place differs from other shooting incidents, even those with multiple victims.
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A meetup beforehand in a public place to get pizza or coffee can also be a healthy screening measure.
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When going to view an apartment, always meet in a public place and tell a friend where you're headed.
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"[W]hy go out and rent porn from a public place?" asks boredNbipolar, a Redditor and video store clerk.
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If you're currently in a public place, we dare you to take a look at the hairstyles around you.
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However, there is an arrest and investigation virtually anytime a permit holder uses a handgun in a public place.
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Under that law, people can be charged for things like public urination, or having sex in a public place.
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I knew intuitively that my mother would never order, much less drink, an alcoholic beverage in a public place.
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This is an all too familiar scene for any woman who has ever felt unsafe in a public place.
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"I like the idea of the exhibition as a public place," Höller tells me, standing just beyond the slides.
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As the city's mayor in 2005, he said it wasn't appropriate to have the parade in a public place.
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It was the latest unfounded report of a shooting at a public place since mass shootings in Odessa, Tex.
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The body was found on Eighth Avenue by Columbus Circle — a surprisingly public place for such a tragic discovery.
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It was a meeting in a public place to discover whether we had any interest in scheduling a date.
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Now they can be in a public place and not fear the police, and maybe that makes everyone safer.
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What if you could buy Monero offline, with cash, in a public place like a library or a restaurant?
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Al-Nimr and al-Zaher were also sentenced to crucifixion — the displaying of their beheaded bodies in a public place.
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Just make sure that you don't get caught if you're getting it on in a public place, like your car.
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Using this in a public place like a coffee shop or open office setting is basically out of the question.
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So I asked myself: What if I were open to expressing my sadness, anxiety, even "craziness," in a public place?
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The report found half of women had suffered sexual harassment at work and nearly two-thirds in a public place.
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These official texts, initially carved on stone or metal tablets, were distributed by being exposed in a frequented public place.
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Readers who find the books are encouraged to return the books to a public place for another person to enjoy.
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As MoviePilot reports, Shyamalan's original ending put The Horde in a far more public place: the roof of a school.
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Among other safeguards, he requires verbal confirmation for client transactions and he never uses Wi-Fi in a public place.
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Parliament is a public place and we welcome over a million visitors a year who have access to the facilities.
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It's the only public place in Karachi where people can break down and cry and everyone around them will understand.
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Georgia's legislature has been busy voting to make it virtually impossible to remove any existing statue from a public place.
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If you decide to do the transaction in person, it's safest to meet in a public place, like a cafe.
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Sometimes, if it gets too cramped, Vogel likes to go to a public place or library to work from there.
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At his trial, Rahimi will face charges that include using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a public place.
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Sexual fantasies like being tied up or having sex in a public place are more common than you might think.
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But one of the most dramatic and wrenching scenes comes in its very first episode, in a surprisingly public place.
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TMZ has learned ... the rapper pled no contest to carrying a loaded firearm in a public place, which is a misdemeanor.
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It was not so much that the attack took place in a public place, in full view of a horrified public.
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The man was charged with discharging a firearm in a public place, and both were charged with conceal serious indictable offence.
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There is always another option when your kid has a tantrum in a public place, joked Tyler Schlegel, a fifth-grader.
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Rather, the individual fires (or uses other means) rapidly and randomly, killing four or more individuals in a fairly public place.
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But the way she had handled a man in her face in a public place was cool — calm, unequivocal, and effective.
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"Let's be civil here, OK, because this man — nobody should be yelling at this man in a public place," Triumph continued.
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To be as safe as possible and to avoid getting scammed, Jain says staying in a more public place is ideal.
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No. It's my biggest fear in my life — that or just being in a public place and having a bloody nose.
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"A monument should be public and to put it on the top floor doesn't seem like a public place," she said.
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Posting these waivers in a public place provides a degree of confirmation that the executive branch is honoring the ethics agreement.
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I started feeling agoraphobic in the Worship Center; thinking about these intimate matters in such a crowded public place felt indecent.
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Do you really need to meet in a public place and look them in the eye when you break their heart?
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Bathrooms are in every public place, that's just the surface of what you see going on in a trans person's life.
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I thought that I could keep Rouch under control if I met him in a public place, but he outsmarted me.
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Jeffrey Fowle was arrested in May 103 and spent 140 days locked up for intentionally leaving a Bible in a public place.
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You know, I go to a public place and train or, you know, I train in a high altitude, in the mountains.
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I hold doors open with my shoe, avoid touching handrails, and immediately wash my hands after coming home from any public place.
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I am so relaxed, I actually fall asleep, and sleeping in a public place is not something that comes easily to me.
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Dirty talk used to be something that I would do when I was younger, if we're in a public place or something.
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"If you saw that thing sitting out in a random public place, you'd probably be concerned," Zimmerman said, and not in jest.
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I was just like, 'Oh, my, how is she so young and so brave to come on camera in a public place?
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Mr. Abdul Aziz said they would also be investigated on suspicion of indecent behavior in a public place, according to the report.
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If you choose to perform in a park or public place, try out a few different locations and talk to veteran buskers.
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Right now, Massachusetts law forbids anyone in a public place from harassing Ellie or asking her to leave because she is transgender.
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"A lot of patients seem to break their water at the store, or Wal-Mart, or another public place," Dr. Sullivan says.
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But leveraging anything in this city is no easy trick, and just because something occupies a public place doesn't make it visible.
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Most of the videos go something like this: Angel is at a public place with her kids or her husband, John Dees.
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Consuming marijuana in a public place remains illegal, and the state's casinos will not allow guests to use marijuana on their premises.
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To have sat in a public place and casually passed a collection of large knives to and fro would have been unthinkable.
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Abandoning bones in a public place other than a cemetery is punishable by a fine or up to three years in prison.
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In the 21st century, no American should fear serving their child the water from their home or school or any public place.
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It's not loud enough to be a serious disruption in a public place, but I found it more irksome than useful nonetheless.
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Inabinett saw Kellyanne Conway, a public figure, in a public place, and exercised her First Amendment right to express her personal opinions.
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She said someone is building a granite base for it and hopes there will be a public place to display it in Houston.
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Apparently, in a public place, AP reporters overheard Oczkowski talking about how he and Parscale were working on President Trump's re-election campaign.
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When Democrats are urging uprisings online to deny Republican women safe havens, peace, just having a dinner in private, in a public place?
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Last year, while walking a red carpet, the couple was asked by Extra to reveal the "most public place" they've ever done it.
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It received a lot of attention and is in a public place, so it's unsurprising it would eventually be the target of vandals.
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It should not be done necessarily in a classroom but in a public place that has been rendered safe for such a simulation.
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"When someone's cold to you in a public place, that's similar to the way people once couldn't be gay in public," she says.
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Today, Motherboard reports that Amazon has published video of a suspected thief in a far more public place: a promoted post on Facebook.
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"A few months ago, every time I'd get a call in a public place like this, I'd have to decline it," she said.
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Everything is outside, except when it's inside About 45 percent of proposals take place in a public place, mostly in gardens (25 percent).
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She requested they get together in a "public place" and he invited her to the "lobby/entertainment room" located at an apartment complex.
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Nonetheless, nearly 60 countries have no bans on smoking that fully cover even one type of public place, such as restaurants or universities.
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Karl offer a sense of protection that is important to many children, especially when they are facing their abuser in a public place.
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What better way to support the #MeToo movement and reckoning in the industry than giving actresses a public place to support one another?
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He is charged with use of weapons of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destruction of property and use of a destructive device.
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We're just even more determined to stop this from happening on any other campus and any other public place, or in the home.
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Sissy Night is qualified as a "munch," which is a BDSM term for a meet-up in a public place that serves food.
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In the United States, photographs that are taken for editorial use in a public place generally enjoy constitutional protection under the First Amendment.
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What if I go to a public place and it's just playing on a screen and there's nothing I can do about it?
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That's because in Iowa, it is not only illegal to drive under the influence, but also to be drunk in a public place.
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Maybe it was at school, on a team, with a group of friends, in a public place or even in your own home?
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Mr. Goetz was acquitted of attempted murder and first-degree assault and convicted of carrying a loaded, unlicensed weapon in a public place.
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If you continue to feel threatened, drive to a busy public place such as a hospital or fire station and blow your horn.
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And, oh, you know that other unnerving staple of nighttime fantasies, the one in which you're in a public place in your underwear?
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The data classifies a mass shooting as an attack in a public place where at least 4 people are killed with a gun.
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Usually it's after you leave the premises, but [the law applies to] any public place, so it could be inside of a bar.
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FREE SPEECH - Can a group identifying itself as a religious organization pass out literature on its faith at a public place like an airport?
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It's about a sociopathic TV network in the future that fields a "game show" in which active shooters are introduced to a public place.
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This will make Tumblr easier to browse when you're in public place, or, more simply, just give you control over the content you're shown.
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The complaint charges Rahami with use of weapons of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destruction of property and use of a destructive device.
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Your exhibition is called "Public Toilets, Private Affairs," and chronicles the history of gay cruising and sex in public place in Paris and Berlin.
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Well, take heart — at least you didn't try to lift 855 pounds, then fail, sending massive plates clanging all over a semi-public place.
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Not everyone who watches the news or owns a lot of guns is infected with the idea of opening fire in a public place.
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And in believing that, she placed herself in a crowded public place at a time when experts are advising people to do the opposite.
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YouTube videos increasingly feature emboldened racists ranting in any public place — an airplane, a craft store, a coffee shop, a classroom, a school bus.
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Deaths in single attacks in a public place in which four or more people were shot and killed; 20133 data includes the Las Vegas shooting.
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In Texas, a Trump supporter was arrested last month on charges of electioneering and loitering near a public place during early voting in the state.
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I hadn't really done the online dating thing before, and had to talk myself into even meeting at a 'public place' like the strip bar.
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It's the most public place that we've visited together (the restaurant was fairly empty, and we sat inside on a sunny day, avoiding pedestrian traffic).
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The Public Place of Sculpture Sanford Biggers, Damian Ortega, Amalia Pica, and Pedro Reyes, moderated by Pablo León de la Barra — Museo Jumex, Mexico City.
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"There is no way that something like this would have happened in a public place on Mother's Day at Mr. Trump's resort," Jason Miller said.
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Word of the Day : play music in a public place and solicit money for it _________ The word busk has appeared in 17 articles on NYTimes.
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I might think nothing of kissing a date good night in a public place, but that could cost a local their friendships, families or careers.
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Under another expanded power, local officials may restrict access, without court approval, to a public place or event if they deem them vulnerable to terrorists.
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In 2014, he toured the neighborhood on one of his rare excursions in a public place, evoking nostalgia for the place that seemed deeply personal.
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And the Congressional Research Service's defines it as when the perpetrator kills four or more people, selecting victims randomly and attacks in a public place.
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And the Congressional Research Service defines it as when the perpetrator kills four or more people, selecting victims randomly, and attacks in a public place.
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There's more reason in 2019 to believe you might get shot in a public place in America than at virtually any time that came before.
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Kolderup envisions a world in which every device in a public place beams out a Bluetooth signal that you can hop onto at any time.
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WATTERS: Well, I think it&aposs intimidating when you get a crowd of running around and chanting and getting in your face at a public place.
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A key-lock at the top of the mount ensures that no one can steal your battery if your bike is left in a public place.
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Houthi spokesman Mohammed Abdul-Salam said the coalition showed "clear disregard for civilian life" as the attack had targeted a crowded public place in the city.
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After all, an airplane is a public place and no one should have to witness people having sex, so usually the lavatory is your only option.
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Not the most romantic of places, but the idea of being dominated by someone with authority over me in a public place really gets me going.
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Take your sex buddy to a public place, like a coffee shop or to lunch, and tell them that you want to stop seeing each other.
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The city outlaws carrying any knife with a blade longer than four inches in a public place, and the machete's blade is much longer than that.
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But to put this matter to bed, he agreed to enter a no contest plea to a county ordinance violation of cursing in a public place.
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Two of them were criminal vehicular operation with bodily harm and a single count of possession of a pistol without a permit in a public place.
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According to the data, 43.8% of the women who responded to the survey were turned on by the thought of having sex in a public place.
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That kind of indoctrination [which preaches that] all non-Muslims are non-human make it is quite easy to put a bomb in a public place.
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But Manny tells TMZ Sports he REFUSES to acknowledge the ban -- saying it's a public place and he'll continue to go there with his massive entourage.
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Patient became I'll in a public place and the crew couldn't wait for doggy rescue—used their initiative & set pup up outside A&E amb bays!
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I suspect that, like me, they worry every time they enter a public place that they will face discrimination on the basis of who they are.
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There is no such law in Arizona and recording a law enforcement officer in a public place is protected under the First Amendment, the Post noted.
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Rick Scott, requires the state's 67 counties to collect the same data, record it in the same way and store it in the same public place.
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Drobnjak: Sometimes, I dream that I'm on the toilet or in my apartment in my pajamas, and then suddenly I find myself in a public place.
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Such interactions include people on seats not fixed to the floor, who intentionally sit less than one meter from another seated individual in a public place.
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Another client questioned in the subsequent investigation recalled that when he wanted to make a deposit he would meet his account manager in a public place.
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The change in law, which will be enforced by New York City's human rights commission, applies to anyone targeted at work, school or a public place.
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Many instead used their allotted time on Friday to explain why they were voting for a particular street or public place to be renamed in their districts.
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Answering the phone when an unknown caller is on the line – or worse, a number you don't recognize – is like talking on speakerphone in a public place.
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The study focused on 2,500 cardiac arrests that happened in a public place and were considered "shockable," or possible to treat with an automated external defibrillator (AED).
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The head of Russia's international film promotion body, Roskino, told The Hollywood Reporter that in 2004, she agreed to meet Weinstein in a public place in Venice.
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"Once I enter a public place I become incredibly rude, I turn into a huge a–," she said when speaking of fan encounters with the legendary comedian.
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Transactions can be done peer-to-peer in a safe, public place amongst members of the local crypto community rated by reputation on websites such as localbitcoins.
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The researchers used the FBI's definition of a "mass murder" — four or more people killed, excluding the perpetrator — and applied it to shootings in one public place.
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Now, in a partnership with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the developer has given artists a nearby public place to display their talents.
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It should be noted, though, that the secret was filmed in a public place for a nationally broadcast TV show and that Bachelor producers are a thing.
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And in Britain, among other countries, it is illegal to ask a breastfeeding woman to leave a public place such as a restaurant or on public transportation.
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You send somebody who may pretend to be someone other than they are to have a conversation in a public place, this is very important because, in a public place, the Fourth Amendment does not pertain if somebody shows up and says, "I want to work for the campaign," and makes his way to the inside and that person is really an undercover FBI agent -- (CROSSTALK) MACCALLUM: (INAUDIBLE).
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Deals were usually struck in a public place, such as a cafe, in the company of a broker and representative of a registered transplant laboratory, the report said.
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Scott Disick is no longer hiding his new relationship, because we got pics of Scott and girlfriend Lina Sandberg very openly showing affection in a very public place.
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If you're in a public place for example, you can just type into your phone and what you write will be turned into speech at the other end.
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Rahami was charged in federal court with four counts: use of weapons of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destruction of property and use of a destructive device.
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Replacement Galaxy Note 7 Explodes During Boarding of a Southwest Flight Yet another Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone has exploded in a public place—an airport, in fact!
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Craigslist, for one, offers users safety tips like insisting on meeting in a busy public place, bringing a friend, and having your cell phone handy when buying online.
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That was the accusation against Mr. Harron: that he had touched a man intimately in a public place, the Rock Bottom Cafe, a club frequented by gay men.
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One potential sugar daddy wanted Megan to come to his house rather than a public place and declined to show her his face until they met in person .
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And even though Facebook looks like another game on my phone, it's actually a kind of public place: Lots of people, even strangers, can see what we post there.
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Word on the sea-street was that the top deck's back patio, with its collection of cabanas, was a relatively discreet but still intentionally public place to hook up.
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At a later meeting, she said he tried to pressure her into accompanying him to his hotel room after they met in a public place; she said she declined.
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If you choose Reddit or Craigslist — which is speedy but sketchy — always meet in a public place, like a Starbucks or an Apple / carrier store to keep yourself safe.
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Dominic Hornberger, a 29-year-old man from Birmingham in central England, faces charges of grievous bodily harm with intent and possession of a knife in a public place.
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When a song is played on the radio, or in a public place like a bar, the songwriters and publishers who own the composition are entitled to "performance" royalties.
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They should also take into account that there is often very little evidence available in road accidents, and that the people caught on camera were in a public place.
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But she argued that by meeting him at a public place, where he worked with the people they wanted him to inform on, they put his life in danger.
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Rather, he said, Mr. Sagutdinov ran afoul of the law by making the political statement that "there is no democracy and free speech in Kazakhstan" in a public place.
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First, require officers to put the pads or tampons in a public place, as some already do at Rikers, so that women do not need to ask for them.
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"Belittled and stupid people do not complain, they don't stick up for themselves and they sure as hell don't complain about their shame in a public place," Illuzzi said.
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For anyone who's ever carried a pet over their shoulders while also lugging multiple other bags in a crowded public place, it's a struggle and you deserve a medal.
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On the interactive map, the area of Gold Butte remains white while all the surrounding lands that have some sort of protected status are demarked in public-place green.
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" On November 3, 2017, BuzzFeed reported that an anonymous actor recently contacted the Old Vic to report that Spacey "repeatedly sexually assaulted him in a public place in 203.
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Twitch's top broadcasters have more than 1 million followers each, and with Pulse they got a public place to share broadcast highlights, promote their next streams, or just goof around.
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The scene lead Hartman to design a public place where Morgan, who is on the autism spectrum and experiences a cognitive delay, could be herself without feeling alienated from others.
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I don't want to sound like we should have security at every public place, because we cannot afford to do that, but that is something people can pay attention to.
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In addition, Rahimi was charged in federal court with four counts: use of weapons of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destruction of property and use of a destructive device.
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"Canada had bad weather predicted and around Florida I couldn't find a suitably quiet but public place, so I went to the suburbs of Philadelphia," Legault said in a statement.
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Rahami was charged last week in federal court with four counts -- use of weapons of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destruction of property and use of a destructive device.
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Now, when you're looking to connect in a public place with a slew of mobile hot spots, you can let the software automatically scrub the worst offenders from the list.
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"Seeing someone coming towards you unexpectedly in a public place, especially as a woman, can be frightening based on previous experiences of harassment and assault in public spaces," she explains.
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But for the rest of us who've forgotten something in a public place and failed to ever see it again, it can be a pretty upsetting experience as a child.
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From helping you find the perfect beer with your appetizers to letting you watch muted TV in a public place, these apps will help you maximize your Super Bowl experience.
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I've found that most people that do VR get slightly uncomfortable if they are in a public place, as they cannot see their surroundings, they think they are being judged.
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The ASA said, despite the jokey tone, the tweet still encouraged people to "milkshake" politicians — a viral act which involves hurling a full milkshake over someone in a public place.
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KJU has demonstrated he will not hesitate to kill large amounts of people in his way nor use a weapon of mass destruction in a public place to achieve legitimacy.
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The trust "has no right to discriminate on the entry of women into a public place of worship under the guise of managing the affairs of religion," the justices wrote.
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It barred anyone under age 18 who has not received the measles vaccine from going to libraries, gyms, supermarkets — any public place where they could expose others to the virus.
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Anyone under 18 who remains unvaccinated and appears in a public place during the outbreak -- now at 156 cases -- can be referred to the district attorney for possible legal action.
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Sometimes, ditching the sterile office environment in favor of the hustle bustle of a public place or the serenity of a natural setting can be just what our brain needs.
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According to the country's Criminal Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2009 it is an offense to possess a "realistic imitation firearm" in a public place without lawful authority or reasonable excuse.
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He 100 percent picked a neutral public place so I wouldn't make a scene, but I was 16 and it was the end of summer, so of course I was bawling.
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As the chart above shows, deaths from mass shootings (defined as single attacks in a public place in which four or more people were shot and killed) are on the rise.
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I might be upset about something politically, or other times I'll be in a public place and I'll see an advertisement of a naked woman who is ridiculously thin or airbrushed.
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A man has been charged with alcohol intoxication in a public place and disorderly conduct after riding a horse toward the famed Louisville, Kentucky, Churchill Downs racetrack during Saturday's Breeders' Cup.
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It always follows the same sort of lines; sometimes, it's in a more public place, but mainly, it's about relinquishing control to someone and being told what to do and when.
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It upheld a fine imposed on an artist who, in a public place in Milan, had depicted a sexual act involving the former Pope Benedict and one of his clerical advisers.
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Nine more people were arrested on Thursday and charged with participating in unlawful assembly, obstructing police, and inciting disorderly conduct in a public place for their participation in a November protest.
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The Hypersuit is similarly awkward in a public place – and as the rep mentioned, it's really too cost prohibitive for personal use, so it will likely mostly be used in public.
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Kaine, 24, was charged Friday by prosecutors in St. Paul with fleeing on foot, concealing identity in a public place, and obstructing the legal process by interfering with a peace officer.
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She never stopped to consider the fact that, say, Josie's mom would be in serious trouble if photos of the mayor's underage daughter drinking in a very public place were leaked.
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An elementary school is a public place and both women were fully within their rights to breastfeed there, covered or uncovered, but they were told to move to a private area.
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But this terrific story dives into another reality — that it could happen in a public place, in this case, a crowded bar full of people in one of Seattle's coolest neighborhoods.
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Statistically speaking, according to the writer Warwick Cairns, you would have to leave a child alone in a public place for 750,000 years before he would be snatched by a stranger.
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I read a lot of Y.A. books, and I just finished this book "Being Fishkill," by Ruth Lehrer, that made me ugly cry in a public place which was incredibly embarrassing!
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About one-third of the mass shootings occurred in a public place, such as the shootings at a Walmart store in Texas and at a bar in Ohio in one weekend.
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But other dead women begin to turn up in Mickey's precinct: a 17-year-old, an 18-year-old, a 25-year-old, each strangled and abandoned in a public place.
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Waving around a weapon that maybe looks realistic but has no capacity to fire bullets, for example, you could understand why you might not want to do that in a public place.
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The pair and their ISIS controller then allegedly turned their focus to building a device to disperse hydrogen sulfide, a colorless gas that is deadly in high concentrations – in a public place.
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"There is no way that something like this would have happened in a public place on Mother's Day at Mr. Trump's resort," Trump spokesman Jason Miller said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Usually, if a Capricorn is over you, they'll fire you in a public place, with a cool and clear summary of why things aren't working out, and include a relationship severance package.
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Sepang police chief, Abdul Aziz Ali, told state news agency Bernama that the nine men would be held for four days and were being investigated for indecent behavior in a public place.
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That's when my girls, as toddlers, would arch their backs, screaming uncontrollably, usually in a public place (of course!) and there was nothing my husband or I could do to satisfy them.
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Ahmad Khan Rahimi, 29, faces a mandatory life sentence under federal law after being convicted in October of eight counts, including using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a public place.
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Many right-wingers were also not pleased by the Socialist government's exhumation of Franco's remains last month from his gargantuan mausoleum so he could no longer be exalted in a public place.
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The charges include obstruction of justice, engaging in an act of prostitution and engaging in a lewd act in a public place, Nancy E. O'Malley, the district attorney for Alameda County, Calif.
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If you've ever been in a public place and heard the distinctive trill of an iPhone ringtone, looked down at your phone and realized the call wasn't for you — you're not alone.
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Sondland's conversation with Trump was "not good judgement" in that it was in a public place and over a cell phone, the second source said, but added that they were not surprised.
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Justin Wayne is a "seduction artist" — a particular kind of dating coach who promises to teach men how to convince reluctant women, usually strangers in a public place, to sleep with them.
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Much of this reaction seems to be rooted in the fact that Jacobs and I were doing our jobs — trying to get answers from public officials about public policy in a public place.
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"You're allowed to do video in a public place without getting consent, but not take audio, unless it's someone like a politician giving a speech to a crowd," Nockleby told me by phone.
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If you've ever pretended you were a spy in a public place on your own time (don't look at me like that), this podcast will put an actual earpiece guide into your fantasies.
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Or maybe they tapped the "Add to Siri" button to see what it did, but weren't in a place where they wanted to record their voice command — like in a public place, perhaps.
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After all, there are times when you don't want to speak your query out loud — maybe because you are in a public place or simply don't want other people to hear your conversation.
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A new study looked at 20,000 cases of cardiac arrest and found that 39 percent of women who had heart attacks in a public place received CPR, compared to 45 percent of men.
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Police said Bueno-Sanchez met the suspects, as well as two 16-year-old girls, in a public place after posting his phone for sale on a buying and selling app called OfferUp.
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"There is no way that something like this would have happened in a public place on Mother's Day at Mr Trump's resort," Jason Miller, a Trump spokesman, told the Guardian in a statement.
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Under this code, anyone who exposes themselves "in any public place, or in any place where there are present other persons to be offended or annoyed" could be found guilty of a misdemeanor.
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And while they may be going to a public place [like a shelter] where doctors are available, they may not be able to start you on medication therapy for dependence during an emergency.
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It includes stranger-danger tips to victims and providers, like that they should always meet in a public place, and research who they're meeting ahead to make sure they look real and trustworthy.
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The back room, which had the lowest ceiling I've ever seen in a public place—head-scrapingly low for an NBA player, or even a taller than average NBA fan—was more sedate.
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Hayes-Davis called for moving the statue of Jefferson Davis into a museum: "In a public place, if it is offensive and people are taking issue with it, let's move it," he said.
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Investigators believe the defendants met the victims in a public place where the couple drugged them, and took them to Mr. Robicheaux's home to sexually assault them after they were incapable of consenting.
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If you're in an open area or public place when violence occurs, "You go away from it, always," said Matthew Bradley, regional security director for risk management firms International SOS and Control Risks.
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But in theory, a user could point the app at a stranger in a public place, if they are close enough, and request to add them, as long as they're on the platform.
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They claim our definition of shootings in a public place that don't involve another crime as arbitrary, and they don't even mention that we had used the FBI's traditional definition for such shootings.
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So I snapped a photo of the souvenir stand — not unusual for any tourist in a public place — put the camera away and sunk my teeth into my fresh-off-the-press zapiekanka.
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VICE: How does it feel to stand in a public place and try to convince people of what you believe, while knowing that many people passing by think that what you're doing is weird?
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So, the thing is, when you appear in America ... if you're in a public place like Madison Square Garden or a theater, you can play any music you want, and you can't be stopped.
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Hopefully you're not fighting with anyone, but if you are, doing so in a public place or with a mediator would be a great way to use the Plutonian energy to hash things out.
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Dr. Voigt doesn't think you can tell anything about someone's personality by the way they sneeze, but a shy person might not want to make noise in a public place — hence the quiet sneeze.
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The worst we found was a Daily Mail write-up of her answer to an Extra reporter at the Grammys, asking her and John Legend to name a public place where they'd had sex.
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The new feature comes with a few safety guidelines, such as a warning to users that if they meet strangers to arrange disaster help, they should do so in a public place, officials said.
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"Any time a president visits a public place like a national park to address the American public, there are necessary additional costs associated with public safety and security," said Interior Department spokeswoman Molly Block.
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"You have a right to take photographs if you're in a public place, of things that are in plain view, including police officers who are carrying out their duties in public," he told VICE.
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Based on this rumor, I can almost imagine a future in which every bar, coffee shop, and public place has a USB-C charger at the ready, as Lighting chargers seem to be now.
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More than a quarter of autistic people and their families have been asked to leave a public place because of reasons related to autism, according to the National Autistic Society, a British advocacy group.
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The distinction matters, because while shootings that kill at least four people aren't rising, mass shootings in a public place — like the massacres in Charleston, San Bernardino, and Aurora, Colorado — appear to be increasing.
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If very young children are masturbating in a very public place, she said, parents can try redirection; don't make a big fuss, just offer a distraction, and an alternative focus for the child's attention.
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"I spent a lot of time alone reading books, and this was the first time that literature took me into a public place where I could share it with other people," she told me.
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Now, if I show up in a public place the odds of someone both recognizing and being excited to see me are really high, and that's something that I continue to be surprised by.
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Granados-Diaz was booked on charges of possession of a firearm in a public building, attempting to discharge a firearm at school, reckless endangerment, and possession of a loaded firearm in a public place.
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But, Mr. Lyon added, if health officials tracing a new measles case discovered that unvaccinated minors had contracted or spread the measles because they went to a public place, their parents could face penalties.
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Five men and one woman were arrested "for offences including possession of offensive weapons, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, common assault and fighting in a public place" for various incidents on June 30, police said.
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"These charges stem from the fact that Mr. Williams engaged in this criminal activity in a public place, in front of minors, and used obscene, foul language during the commission of this crime," said Holbrook.
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Maxine Waters (D-CA) was widely admonished, even by the leaders of her own party, when she suggested that activists who see a Trump administration official in a restaurant or public place should confront them.
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Bluetooth Tracker If you're shopping for a person who misplaces all of their belongings on a daily basis or constantly leaves their phone lying around in a public place, this is the gadget for them.
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"These charges stem from the fact that Mr. Williams engaged in this criminal activity in a public place, in front of minors, and used obscene, foul language during the commission of this crime," says Holbrook.
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"I was wrong in meeting the Guptas at their residence and not in my office or at least a public place," Nene said in a statement, adding that he should have disclosed the meetings earlier.
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His arrest reportedly came as he was allegedly planning an attack in a public place, despite being kept under house arrest in Paris since April because the authorities suspected him of having ties to ISIS.
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The City Council passed the Sullivan Ordinance, which didn't criminalize women's smoking, but made it illegal for anyone managing or owning "a public place" such as a hotel or restaurant to allow women to smoke.
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CARE SANTOS begins every Diada de Sant Jordi (Saint George's Day) the same way: by inscribing a copy of her latest book, and leaving it in a public place as a gift for a stranger.
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In 2014, village elders in Bihar shaved the head of an orphan girl, blackened her face with ash, and paraded her through their neighborhood as punishment for talking to her boyfriend in a public place.
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This recently released research will allow researchers to quickly test a range of designs without needing to do things the old-fashioned way of simply building a new public place and seeing how things go.
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KINGSTON, Ontario — A youth was charged on Friday with "facilitating a terrorist activity" in eastern Ontario and trying to persuade a friend, who is a Syrian refugee, to plant a bomb in a public place.
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That means washing your hands when you get back from the grocery store, public transit or any other public place, said Dr. Scott, who also admits to avoiding handshakes whenever possible, especially during flu season.
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But surely there's a pretty good chance that sometime over the next few years something nasty will happen — a terrorist attack on a public place, an exchange of fire in the South China Sea, something.
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Others include Elmer Batters's 1969 photograph of a woman lying on a park bench, her stocking clad legs in the air, panties exposed, suggesting behavior conventionally reserved for the bedroom rather than a public place.
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There was also speculation about how the attacker could have carried out the killing in daylight in a public place that is among the country's most secure and that regularly hosts national and foreign dignitaries.
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" – Alanna420 on Reddit "I want to have sex in a two-way mirror box in a busy public place, so that me and my partner can see outwards, but everybody else just sees a mirrored box.
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On Monday, a little over two miles from the blast site, 29-year-old Ahmad Khan Rahimi will be tried on federal charges that include using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a public place.
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The spokesman for the Illinois secretary of state told the news outlet that the Satanic group had the right just like any other group to put up its display since the rotunda is a public place.
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But as of March 2018, when Utah passed a bill stating that mothers could breastfeed in any public place, covered or uncovered, it officially became legal in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A man wielding a weapon killed one student and wounded 11 at a technical institute in southwestern Yunnan province on Friday, authorities said, in the latest violent incident in a public place in China.
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And then I thought: She is here, in not even a public place (we tend to forget, because there are so many people at fashion shows, that they are invitation-only events), to support her mother.
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The charge, a misdemeanor, was filed in Municipal Court for Houston in March, a month after the Houston Police Department issued the employee, Carmella Davano, a citation for profane and abusive language in a public place.
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If someone is tagged as a potential threat, the system can be set to trigger an alarm every time he or she tries to leave the neighborhood or enters a public place, Human Rights Watch said.
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Instead, it temporarily precludes private possession of firearms in a sensitive public place during a specified time to protect public safety and safeguard the rights of all citizens to peacefully speak, assemble, and petition their government.
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The former ordinance in Fort Collins said females over age 85033 were not allowed to knowingly expose their breasts in any public place or on certain private properties that could be viewed from a public area.
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"There is no way that something like this would have happened in a public place on Mother's Day at Mr. Trump's resort," Trump spokesman Jason Miller said in a statement to PEOPLE in response to Heller's account.
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In previous decades, a mass shooting was often naturally understood as an episode of gun violence in a public place in which a shooter fired at random targets, usually killing a significant but unspecified number of individuals.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A bombing wounded 33 people during an amateur boxing match in a central Philippines province, the government said on Thursday, the second attack on a public place by unknown perpetrators in less than a week.
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"Any time a president visits a public place like a national park to address the American public there are necessary additional costs associated with public safety and security," Interior Department spokeswoman Molly Block said in a statement.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Often, your local gay bar or club is the only public place you can party as a queer person without the fear of being judged or threatened for simply being yourself.
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They need to be told that it's dangerous to meet up with a person from the internet and that if they do so, they need to tell their parents and meet the person in a public place.
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And while there's plenty of free storage for my 3,600 lb Subaru Outback on the street in front of my building, there is not a safe, accessible public place for me to keep an electric cargo bike.
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While the poisoning of Mr. Kim in a very public place conjured up images of spy movies, the plot appears to have been rather unsophisticated, and the Malaysian police rounded up the first two suspects relatively quickly.
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Nearly a quarter of Americans have role-played with a partner, one-fifth have tied a partner up (or been tied up), and more than 40 percent of Americans have had sex with someone in a public place.
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Depending on what you're selling, you can arrange to meet your buyer in a public place (many local police stations offer a "safe haven" for such sales) or have a friend hang around while you make the sale.
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MYNT ES Smart Bluetooth Tracker If you're shopping for a person who misplaces all of their belongings on a daily basis or constantly leaves their phone lying around in a public place, this is the gadget for them.
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On that tragic day in 1966, we were confronted with the reality that it was easily possible for a civilian to enter a public place and be better armed than the police department of a mid-sized city.
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A court document filed by the state prosecutor in September alleges that Roof created a risk of death for more than one person in a public place, which under state law makes him eligible for the death penalty.
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Whether it's listening to Spotify on a train ride to your lover, or just Facetiming in an obnoxiously loud public place, the noise-cancelling Bose QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones are here to make long distance go more smoothly.
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Ahmad Khan Rahimi, a 29-year-old U.S. citizen who was born in Afghanistan, faces a mandatory life sentence in prison after his conviction on charges including using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a public place.
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So, if you're sitting in a public place like an airport bar with a football game on, you might just pop in a set of earbuds and tune into the TV. Others around you could do the same.
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At a press conference Thursday evening, Hong Kong Police Commissioner Steven Lo Wai-chung said 11 people had been arrested over Wednesday's protests on charges of disorderly conduct in a public place, unlawful assembly, and assaulting a police officer.
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But when they failed to get it past airport security in Sydney, they allegedly switched their focus to building a device to release poisonous hydrogen sulfide in a public place, before the plot was foiled when they were arrested.
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It can be very difficult to stare at explicit images of sex in a public place, even if you're not shy around the subject, and observing the way different people behave around sexually explicit images can be quite fascinating.
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It's easy to see how the iPhone changed the world 26 years ago — now pretty much every public place is packed with people peering into their palms in a way that would have been difficult to imagine before 27.
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"Dancing in any public place on the Lord's Day, commonly known as Sunday, is hereby prohibited," the law reads, as reported by the AP. These laws will be sporadically enforced throughout the 20th century, with an uptick in 1960s.
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Then a 20-year-old social-work student with curly hair and a heart-shaped face, Lizy, which is a nickname we've used to help protect her identity, felt nervous about discussing her pregnancy in such a public place.
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While David worked, Scott Shane, one of the top intelligence reporters in Washington, focused on the F.B.I. and on a group we called "the facilitators," which included players like WikiLeaks that posted the hacked emails in a public place.
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But there's also a small phenomenon called the Little Free Library, which shows you how to share books out of a small box or other container set up in front of your home, store, or in another public place.
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In Spain, a "picadero" is any public place a couple goes to have sex, either because they can't get the privacy they need at home, or because they're looking for a change of scenery to liven up their sex lives.
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They said he was booked into Multnomah County Detention Center on charges of possessing a firearm in a public building, attempting to discharge a firearm at a school, reckless endangerment, and possession of a loaded firearm in a public place.
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Every bit of anti-Semitic rhetoric that is given a pass among our politicians, every swastika in a public place, every violated Jewish gravestone, every covert white supremacist meetup online is a potential brick in the foundation of future violence.
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When queer people are harassed, we might chastise ourselves for being so overtly gay in places that might not be hospitable to gay people — basically, any public place — when we should have known better than to hold hands, or to kiss.
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" The phrasing didn't sit well with critics, who say that a retail store that sells $213,000 iPhones is hardly a space synonymous with civic life, that it's not actually a public place, and that calling it such is a "pretentious farce.
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But Hughes points to one case where a registered sex offender downloaded kiddie porn at a Starbucks in Hillsboro, Oregon, as a harrowing example of what can happen when people have unrestrained access to the web in a public place.
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Whether you've done it in someone else's bed, on religious grounds, in a public place, or — hey — in your kitchen, many of us can probably think of at least one place where we've had sex that was out of the ordinary for us.
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At a press conference Thursday evening, Hong Kong Police Commissioner Steven Lo Wai-chung said 11 people had been arrested over the course of Wednesday's protests on charges of disorderly conduct in a public place, unlawful assembly, and assaulting a police officer.
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Non-parents have no trouble casting an irritated eye on a mother whose toddler is acting out in some public place, and people with older kids often take this chance to ponder the many ways in which they would have done it differently.
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Dias has been charged with possession of a firearm in a public building, attempting to discharge a firearm at a school, reckless endangerment and possession of a loaded firearm in a public place, according to a release from the Portland Police Bureau.
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Besides the risk of a dirty bomb, the radioactive material could cause harm simply by being left exposed in a public place for several days, said David Albright, a physicist and president of the Washington-based Institute for Science and International Security.
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You're a fan of ghosting as a form of breakup, but let's say you have the guts to dump someone; this is how it would probably go down: You would arrange to meet them in a public place—a cute café, let's say.
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Muslim radicals have also committed 40 of the worst 21625 mass public shootings around the world from 2900 through May 220006 – following the traditional FBI definition of shootings in a public place, and not in connection to another crime such as robbery.
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Under President Nicolas Sarkozy, France banned women from wearing the niqab in any public place, making it illegal for women to be outside the house with their faces veiled, unless they were in a place of worship or a passenger in a car.
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Current and former U.S. officials say Sondland's use of a cellphone in a public place in Ukraine to speak with anyone in the U.S. government back home about sensitive matters, let alone the president, would be a significant breach of communications security.
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Survey participants were asked how often they breathed smoke from someone who was smoking combustible tobacco products and how often they breathed vapor produced by someone using an e-cigarette in an indoor or outdoor public place in the past 30 days.
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The study, which Associated Press reports was presented Sunday at an American Heart Association conference, found that in nearly 20,000 cases across the U.S., only 39% of women who suffered cardiac arrest in a public place were given CPR, compared to 45% of men.
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In what feels like a discarded script from an cable-network drama, a man who believed that everyone is so preoccupied that he could sit in a public place and casually build a bomb decided to prove his point by doing that very thing.
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Because every time a woman exposes a part of her body for a reason that's not specifically for the male gaze it's deemed "controversial" or "inappropriate," we have yet another story of a mom being shamed for nursing her child in a public place.
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Since Wednesday's mass shooting in Wilkinsburg was at a house party rather than in a public place, it seems likely that people will debate whether it really counts as a "mass shooting," even though eight people were shot and two survivors remain in critical condition.
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"It is forbidden to erect or put any religious sign or emblem on the public buildings or in any public place of any sort, excepting buildings dedicated to worship and cemeteries and funeral monuments or museums and exhibits," says Article 28 of the 1905 French secular law.
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These include meeting during the day in a public place; driving yourself so as not to be without transportation; conducting basic Internet and social media searches on a prospective date and alerting friends or family beforehand to where you are going and with whom you are meeting.
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Actually, Trump should take Huckabee's exact instructions and go "to a microphone in a very public place" and make it clear that he's truly sorry for the vile words he said about so many communities, which were far worse than anything Romney said regarding the businessman.
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As we discovered while researching new book Netiquette Essentials: New Rules for Minding Your Manners in an Online World, the answers may surprise you: Social networks may seem like informal settings, but they should be treated with the same respect as any public place of business.
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In an interview with Haaretz, another Israeli newspaper, Mohammed Mahmoud, a lawyer for Mr. Abu Jamal's family, said that the family had not violated its agreement with the government because the crowd had gathered at the local mosque — a public place — and not at the funeral.
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Akayed Ullah, 27, was charged in a criminal complaint filed in Manhattan federal court with providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization, using a weapon of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destruction of property by means of explosive and use of a destructive device.
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The below video shows how some cops will attempt to discourage people from filming, with a variety of strategies: "I recommend that you politely remind the police officer that you have a constitutional right to engage in photography in a public place, and continue recording," Stanley said.
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How bad things are was driven home in March when a narcomanta — a banner left in a public place with a message from the cartels — claimed that one faction of the Zetas would begin killing civilians if the government did not halt extradition proceedings against two incarcerated leaders.
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"State and local laws, like Austin's law, will often prohibit excluding from a public place like a theater or a restaurant on the basis of their sex—and that is for good reason," said Emily Martin, general counsel and VP for workplace justice at the National Women's Law Center.
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The NRA would rather every last school, theater, and public place overflow with guns and ammunition than curtail for a second the sale of a single weapon of death, and the majority of politicians are only too happy to oblige, instead issuing vague condemnations and concerns about mental health.
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But under one definition — shootings at a public place in which the shooter murdered four or more people, excluding domestic, gang, and drug violence — they appear to be getting more common, as the chart above from Mother Jones, based on an analysis from Harvard School of Public Health, shows.
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But there's a debate about whether a "mass shooting" occurs anytime a large number of people are shot, or whether it only applies to a more specific subset of crimes that particularly terrify the public: shootings perpetrated by a lone gunman in a public place, often seemingly at random.
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Akayed Ullah, a 27-year-old Bangladeshi and self-described supporter of the radical group Islamic State, was also charged in a criminal complaint filed in U.S. district court in Manhattan with bombing a public place, destruction of property by means of explosive and use of a destructive device.
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It turned out it was indeed an important work, a painting by Willem de Kooning stolen 31 years ago from the University of Arizona Museum of Art and lost until Mr. Van Auker positioned it in a public place — lying on the floor of their shop in Silver City.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — The Malaysian Foreign Ministry said Friday that it was "greatly concerned" by the use of a banned chemical weapon in a public place to assassinate Kim Jong-nam, the half brother of North Korea's leader, and has asked for international help in responding to the episode.
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In fact, a section of the existing law says a public place does not include "enclosed single sex public restrooms, enclosed single sex functional showers, locker or dressing room facilities" to guard against false accusations that could arise in an environment where people's genitals tend to be visible.
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Up until he teamed up with Salvatori last fall, his method had been to meet up with one of his pursuers in a public place, like a parking lot, and film himself confronting the person (usually a man) about their warped sexual proclivities, later posting the video online.
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In 1998, talking about his public sculpture, "Bearing Witness" (1997), which stands in the courtyard of the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, DC, Martin Puryear said: This is one of the more challenging pieces I've done, because it's in such an official public place […] Its context is weighted.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which donated the top section of the antenna in 2015, has specifically requested that any 85033/11 objects must be displayed in a public place and not in storage, as the Newseum plans to do until a new home can be found.
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This has the potential to be funny and incredibly obnoxious, while also raising some interesting questions should you open that echoing message in a public place: If you know someone is at work, you probably don't want to send nudes with an echo effect or even a single swear word.
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Let's go with the most commonly accepted definition, from the Congressional Research Service: a shooting in which a gunman ... kills four or more peopleindiscriminatelyin a public place That definition rules out the Congressional baseball practice shooting or the incident at the UPS facility this week because neither gunman killed four people.
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"It's amazing how many people will say they can't fall asleep in a public place, in a meeting, watching TV, or reading books, but if you get them on a plane, they do fall asleep," says W. Christopher Winter, a Virginia-based sleep medicine specialist and author of The Sleep Solution.
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And thanks to the platform's anonymity, there are no real-world consequences for bad behavior on Twitter the way there would be if those same hateful things were said in a public place — like in a community setting such as your local church or social group, or in your workplace.
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Scents can evoke powerful responses from our mammal-brains, connected to memories, fear, and evolutionary survival—reactions that we don't have in the virtual world, but might need when, say, we're logging on to our bank accounts in a public place and putting our identities at risk over unsecured connections.
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His Police Commissioner, Howard Safir, said yesterday that such cameras had proven to be "incredibly effective," cutting crime by 30 percent to 50 percent in public housing projects … "You have no right to privacy in a public place," Commissioner Safir added, and "no court order is required" to use cameras.
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The order, similar to an Anti-Social Behavior Order (ASBO), prevents him from sitting on a motorcycle or moped in Bristol for two years, and also means he is not allowed to be in the company of more than two people in a public place, unless in the company of his mother.
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Now that important socio-cultural message has been established, we can rapidly cut to a montage of all the celeb mums doing typical mum things—yoga, hedge trimming (because it's 2016 and women can handle a pair of garden shears by themselves now, thanks lads), and breastfeeding IN A PUBLIC PLACE NO LESS.
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Over the next few years, Mylan increased the price of the EpiPen to its now $600-per-twin-pack price, changed the packaging of EpiPens to only be in twin-packs (2023), and also put significant lobbying and marketing dollars into making EpiPens pervasive in every school and public place in America.
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Of course, this is stressful no matter where it happens, but when it's in a public place and you feel as if everyone is looking at you and thinking "What kind of parent can't control his or her kid?" you may want to curl up in a ball and start screaming yourself.
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A new Department of Justice-funded study of all mass shootings — killings of four or more people in a public place — since 1966 found that the shooters typically have an experience with childhood trauma, a personal crisis or specific grievance, and a "script" or examples that validate their feelings or provide a roadmap.
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After a two-week trial and roughly four hours of jury deliberation, Rahimi was convicted of charges including the use and attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destroying property by means of fire or explosives, and using a destructive device in furtherance of a crime of violence.
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He found that many fantasies were more common than expected—say, that 72.5 percent of men reported fantasizing about having sex with an unknown person, while 48.9 percent of women did, or that a full 82 percent of people get excited about getting it on in a bathroom, office, or other public place.
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He was convicted of charges including the use and attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destroying property by means of fire or explosives, and using a destructive device in furtherance of a crime of violence -- namely, the use and attempted use of weapons of mass destruction.
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New York (CNN)The suspect in the blast that shook New York's Chelsea neighborhood last year, injuring 30 people, was escorted out of federal court Monday after he interrupted the lead prosecutor on the first day of his trial on charges that include using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a public place.
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Under updates to its powerful infectious diseases law, anyone who intentionally sits less than 1 metre away from another person in a public place or on a fixed seat demarcated as not to be occupied, or who stands in a queue less than a metre away from another, will be guilty of an offence.
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To classify a crime as a femicide, Mexico's federal criminal code requires that the victim "displays signs of sexual violence," or the existence of previous threats, evidence of harassment, a history of violent episodes, a romantic relationship, the deprivation of the victim's freedom or the forced exposure of a person's body in a public place.
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Without a clear motive, with social media again used to spread images of bloodshed, Thailand is now confronting its own version of an emerging global threat: the combination of guns, technology and a killer with access to both who is determined to take the lives of the innocent in a public place once deemed safe.
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If you are looking to buy or sell items through an app, follow the same common sense guidelines as you would with online dating, Susan Grant, CFA's director of consumer protection and privacy, tells CNBC Make It. "If you're going to meeting someone you don't know, do it in a public place," Grant says.
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Their definition is narrow: "The attack must have occurred essentially in a single incident, in a public place"; they exclude "crimes of armed robbery, gang violence, or domestic violence in a home, focusing on cases in which the motive appeared to be indiscriminate mass murder"; and there must be at least three fatalities, not counting the killer.
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A federal jury has convicted Ahmad Khan Rahimi of planting two bombs in Manhattan in September, 2016, one of which injured 30 people, per the AP. Rahimi, who was born in Afghanistan but lived in Elizabeth, New Jersey, was convicted on all charges, including counts of using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a public place.
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"A public place is generally an indoor or outdoor area, whether privately or publicly owned, to which the public have access by right or by invitation, expressed or implied, whether by payment of money or not, but not a place when used exclusively by one or more individuals for a private gathering or other personal purpose," according to USLegal.
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"Milan is a very harsh and impenetrable city, but behind closed doors there are unbelievable creative things, which is the point of making a public place like this that brings that creativity into the light," the architect Rem Koolhaas says of his zigzagging new tower at the Prada Foundation, which opens during Salone del Mobile this week.
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A North Korean diplomat, above, claimed he had actually died of heart failure, refused to acknowledge that the victim was Kim Jong-un's half brother and called on Malaysia to provide evidence for its account that he had been poisoned with the nerve agent VX. Malaysia condemned the use of a chemical weapon in a public place.
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In Kentucky, a 20083-year-old man was arrested in full clown regalia and charged with wearing a mask in a public place: Apart from the robberies, viral clown sightings have mostly turned up videos of clowns standing and waving at people, like this waving car wash clown in Michigan and this friendly clown in Rhode Island.
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The instructions were straightforward: At some point in the next two weeks, try to determine a stranger's identity, in a public place, using only Google search on your phone, based on things the stranger said loudly enough for lots of others to hear and things that are displayed on the person's clothing or bags, like logos or a monogram.
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After the 2002 Gujarat riots — in which right-wing Hindu nationalists slaughtered hundreds of Muslim men, women, and children in the city over three chilly February days — state authorities have invoked Section 144 of the Indian Penal Code, a Colonial-era law that prohibits four or more people from assembling in a public place together to prevent riots, nearly constantly.
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Minor improvements include the ability to physically type inquiries to Google Assistant using your smartphone's keyboard if you're out in a public place and don't want to make a scene by talking to your device, improved language support including the addition of French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, and Korean, and Google transactions so purchases can be made all from within Assistant.
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Let's go with the most commonly accepted definition, from the Congressional Research Service: a shooting in which a gunman ... kills four or more people selects victims randomly (ruling out gang killings or the killing of multiple family members) attacks in a public place That definition rules out the Congressional baseball practice shooting in June, because the gunman didn't kill four people.
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The potential punishments are lower if the crime takes place in another public place, such as the street, as happened to one of her clients, a freelance foreign correspondent and VICE News contributor named Andrea Noel whose case is viewed by many as a classic example of the way women who report assaults are ignored, belittled, criminalized or even attacked.
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In the first shot of him, he is with his wife of 57 years, visiting the doctor who runs through how he is to take the end-of-life medication: the lethal cocktail needs to be prepared somewhere which is not a public place and, although it can be mixed by someone else, he has to take it without assistance.
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By blending contemporary moments and the architecture of the original station, I hoped to present it as a public place for the soul's elevation, as Langston Hughes described it in his iconic poem first published in 1932: The Pennsylvania Station in New YorkIs like some vast basilica of oldThat towers above the terror of the darkAs bulwark and protection to the soul.
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"There's only one way that I think Mitt Romney could even be considered for a post like that and that is he goes to a microphone in a very public place and repudiates everything he said in that famous Salt Lake City speech, and everything he said after that," Huckabee said, referring to a famous anti-Trump speech Romney gave in March.
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After a two-week trial and roughly four hours of jury deliberation, Rahimi was convicted of charges including the use and attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction, bombing a public place, destroying property by means of fire or explosives, and using a destructive device in furtherance of a crime of violence -- namely, the use and attempted use of weapons of mass destruction.
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" As the judge's opinion states, "If the front stairs of a single-family residence are always a public place, it would be a crime to sit there calmly on a breezy summer day and sip a mojito, celebrate a professional achievement with a mixed drink of choice, or even baste meat on the grill with a bourbon-infused barbeque sauce—unless one first obtained a liquor license.
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Log offIt's especially important to make sure you log off of any website that contains personal and/or private information if you've logged on in a public place (although it's best to avoid logging on a private account from public-access WiFi in the first place), but it's good practice to always log out of websites that contain your personal and private information, no matter where you are.7.
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All I wanted was to be loved, yet no one cares about me I'm 27 years old and I've never had a girlfriend before and I'm still a virgin, this is why I'm planning on shooting up a public place soon and being the next mass shooter cause I'm ready to die and all the girls the turned me down is going to make it right by killing as many girls as I see.
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Saeed was emerging, and Nadia crawled forward to give him room, and as she did so she noticed the sinks and mirrors for the first time, the tiles of the floor, the stalls behind her, all the doors of which save one were normal doors, all but the one through which she had come, and through which Saeed was now coming, which was black, and she understood that she was in the bathroom of some public place, and she listened intently but it was silent, the only noises emanating from her, from her breathing, and from Saeed, his quiet grunts like those of a man exercising, or having sex.
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