There's a copyright queue, a hate and harassment queue, and an "adult" queue for porn.
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QUEUE OR NO QUEUE It is ironic that both sides in the Port Klang dispute have previous queue form.
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You can also save the current queue as a playlist in the desktop apps: Click Save Queue under the Queue column.
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To view your Spotify queue, tap the queue icon in your "Now Playing" bar.
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"They've jumped from towards back of the queue to the front of the queue." editing by John Stonestreet
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So we have a policy for filing takedowns, and we have a queue, and we go through that queue.
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I was in the queue to enter the plane, and a gentleman came and took me out of the queue.
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When you actually go look at a photo it will come out of the queue and go to the bottom of the queue.
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With flash briefings, you can queue up the news from your favorite outlets just like you'd queue up your favorite songs on a playlist.How?
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You can also remove songs on a one-by-one basis by right-clicking on them in the queue and selecting "Remove from Queue."
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They can then add music to the queue just as you can—via the Play Next or Add to End of Queue options you'll find inside the apps.
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You can add songs to your queue by right-clicking or tapping the three dots next to their title and selecting "Add to Queue" from the menu that opens.
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"The load-out rules are complicated and ISTIM ... argue they didn't have a queue in January, that the queue didn't exist before midnight February 1," a metal industry source said.
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LORI and LILO have broken the former queue model, while QBRC means reduced costs for those stuck in the queue, or even no costs if they've been there for over 50 days.
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Pauline Cabal Estrada, who went down on Monday morning to the SM San Mateo outlet in Manila, says she originally planned to queue up, but changed her mind when she saw the queue.
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Because from May metal trapped in a load-out queue over 30 days will be subject to drastically reduced rent or, if the queue is over 50 days, no rental charges at all.
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"At least file and get in the queue," he said.
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The Obamas are here to take over your Netflix queue.
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Larrea's terminal sees dozens queue up daily to purchase tickets.
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Candidates seem to understand the appeal of jumping the queue.
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Some Libyans now queue overnight to collect wages and benefits.
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Pacific Time, the queue is stretching closer to 10 minutes.
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Why should the rich be allowed to jump the queue?
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" CC: "And I have a long queue in my Kindle.
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A 50+ person queue for the toilets on Saturday morning.
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No one's monitoring your Netflix queue with a judgmental eye.
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Families queue at restaurants on the banks of the Tigris.
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Many princes are loth to let MBS jump the queue.
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Some waited for up to five hours in the queue.
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There's a new badass chick coming to your Netflix queue.
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We call this ordered sequence of bonds the Bond Queue.
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And more scalpers means more disappointed fans in the queue.
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All the messages stranded in that queue finally got sent.
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Queue these up and get ready for a perfect Halloween.
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This group had been in the queue since 5 a.m.
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Treat yourself and move this one up in your queue.
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The player base was small, and queue times were long.
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The queue quietly grows by one and time tumbles on.
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Clear that backlog queue the right way: With stellar audio.
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Harlem residents queue at the voting polls in Harlem, 21929.
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On busy days, 1,500 user reports are in his queue.
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Either form of queue cutting might prompt a political backlash.
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People queue to buy food in a market in Wuhan.
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He had told us that we should expect a queue.
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It's saturating the culture, so why not our Netflix queue?
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So, which series rose to the top of our queue?
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And then we use technology to queue all those orders.
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John and Charlie embodied the general feeling in the queue.
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To her surprise, the queue began to overflow with violence.
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You're not getting through your queue fast enough, he said.
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You ask your passenger to queue a song on Spotify.
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At one point the queue to charge was five deep.
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Glencore, through its logistics arm Access World, was "the owner" of the Vlissingen load-out queue, while ISTIM in its former guise of Metro International was the originator of the queue template at Detroit.
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Despite the fact that I could see the queue from outside the restaurant, I was hoping to find a much longer queue — bearing in mind that it's the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant in the world.
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Click on to see our holiday recommendations for your Netflix queue!
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Netflix is yanking some of our favorites out of its queue.
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But outside her room several people sit in an orderly queue.
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Inside there was a huge queue that snaked across the terminal.
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A bribe to jump the queue can cost up to $1,000.
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A growing queue of youngsters waits nearby to do the same.
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The scene setting and queue for the Falcon is pitch perfect.
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To climb in that ranking, players need to accumulate queue points.
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The employment office opens its doors to a queue of one.
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Many are also choosing to order online and skip the queue.
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Healthcare providers can also use Queue to manage patient arrivals internally.
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On weekday evenings people queue outside restaurants on the top floor.
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So queue up "You Lie" and get swiping... no mirror necessary.
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The queue just makes things worse, as it lowers car throughput.
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A large Victorian rocking horse attracts a queue of young riders.
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Sweden may yet join the queue to put him on trial.
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We think we know what won't be in Medina's Netflix queue.
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Here are seven items to consider for your pop culture queue.
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Another 64 were in a queue waiting to pass on Monday.
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I jumped out of the queue and into the crowded street.
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Needless to say, there was a bit of a queue. Wheels!
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Get ready, people: Brad Pitt is sliding into your Netflix queue.
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They, too, can involve joining a long queue outside the airport.
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In actuality, the intelligent software works more like a vertical queue.
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DataSparQ positions the facial recognition queue system as a win-win.
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YouTube says its desktop queue clears when you close your browser.
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It's not just 'on my queue, I'm gonna get to it.
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We meet in a diner and queue for the breakfast special.
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Twitter would then queue the messages and post them in order.
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Although there was no queue when I arrived at 4.30 p.m.
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My latest FOIA request with EPA is 5423th in their queue.
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That request, submitted July 2017, is 550th in the EPA's queue.
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Sometimes you see the odd little queue and a few students.
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Would you like me to add detective shows to your queue?
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Did you think summer was overwhelming for your binge-watching queue?
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"Does your queue do this?" asked Brown, who is also black.
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Or a queue formed before choosing sides for a pickup game.
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A loose queue formed at the stove, as Gray spooned sauce.
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They're usually not for people way back there in the queue.
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Queue up something from this list of 11 perfect Thanksgiving podcasts.
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Here are nine items to consider for your pop culture queue.
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Bunches known and unknown travelers into same queue, hurting everyone's security.
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I found Jamel at the taxi queue at Heathrow Terminal 2.
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Proposals regarding warehousing services: — Changes to queue-based rent capping (QBRC).
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Tap it to open a pop-up containing the queue icon.
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Right-click and select "Remove from Queue" to delete a song.
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Additionally, you'll find the queue icon in the bottom-right corner.
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Indiana Jones Adventure features a fun interactive game in the queue.
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After dropping off the Hut, I got on the real queue.
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A new queue lets you "continue watching" where you left off.
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An attendant led me to a small intestine of a queue.
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"We waited [in a] long queue for two hours," Ma said.
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This queue was for the food provided by the Maltese Church.
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Government occupies only one place in a queue of responsible parties.
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Eventually this one made it to the top of the queue.
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Here are eight items to consider for your pop culture queue.
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Increasing Buffer's usefulness as far as automation goes, you can also queue up posts in advance (hence the name)—posts can be added to the general queue or set to go out at a particular time.
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"That Obama creature, loathsome individual, who cannot stand our country, said we'd be back of the queue ... what was interesting is that Trump said we would be in the front of the queue," he told talkRADIO.
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On arrival at the queue, hopefuls are handed a Queue Card, their proof of position, along with a 29-page guide advising on the ticketing rules and regulations: you cannot buy tickets for another person, for example.
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There was, as usual, a slow-moving queue for the car park.
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How many of us have hundreds of to-dos in the queue?
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Here are seven items you should really consider adding to your queue.
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Did you have to sack of work to queue here all morning?
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However, Wirth added that Chevron has a "rich queue" of existing projects.
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Eventually, someone came around and marked our hands to prevent queue jumpers.
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You, your company, and your Netflix queue will be better for it.
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Fan said his company was No. 273 in the IPO application queue.
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" And Trump answered: "You would certainly not be back of the queue.
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"We'd hope to be at the front of the queue," he said.
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Residents of the city queue for hours to get deliveries by lorry.
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Others beg for food or rise at dawn to queue for water.
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Wed hope to be at the front of the queue, he said.
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Here are the shows on Facebook Watch you should queue up next.
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Keep reading to find out what to add to your queue ASAP.
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Keep reading to find out what should go in your queue immediately.
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We make sure if we refer someone, they're not in a queue.
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" He said, "I'm telling you, the freaking queue was seven miles long.
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Sometimes I just wanted to queue up the next episode of Leverage.
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They'll be added to the queue for the next available ChargePoint station.
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It's not just on my queue and I'm gonna get to it.
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Another, with Spotify, would automatically queue up playlists based on your mood.
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It's only fitting that the breakout Netflix actress has her own queue.
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A trio of lifeless Vader masks in the queue to be painted.
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What many people call airports, you likely know as one huge queue.
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And Friday nights were busy so there would be a big queue.
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Netflix is getting ready to update its queue, so you should, too.
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A stressed-looking official barks at them to queue in single file.
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Meanwhile, YouTube is bringing its "Add to queue" option to the desktop.
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The last load-out queue looks set to decay naturally over time.
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Panic has created shortages, as motorists queue to fill up their tanks.
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Drivers aren't paid when they're waiting for a ride in the queue.
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It's all about interacting with the queue of twenty or so kids.
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Which movies need to move up in your queue before February 24?
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It's an alternative to adding a scent to a subscriber's monthly queue.
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Netflix lovers, start your engines: Your queue is about to take flight.
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Get ready for plenty of throwback franchises to light up your queue.
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This was a queue for Global Entry members who got the X ...
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Fosters proves ideal as I stand in the long queue for lunch.
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You can try to get lucky with a raffle or a queue.
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The algorithm might even prioritize customers in the queue who sound irate.
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"Make sure to hold your spot in the conversational queue," said Luna.
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Somewhere in the queue is a 35-year-old Nigerian called Kemi.
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She argues with me and a queue begins to form for boarding.
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You can edit and add songs to your queue at any time.
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How to view and edit your Spotify queue on a mobile device1.
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Vans queue up to leave an Amazon delivery center in Englewood, Colorado.
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Shoppers queue to buy refrigerators, air-conditioners, car parts and television sets.
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Queue up Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life as a bonus.
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I see the queue at the chippies and smell the burger vans.
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What's stored up in your Netflix queue, or the equivalent of it?
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But if you are farther back in the queue, no such luck.
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Here are eight items to consider adding to your pop culture queue.
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Use the little three-dot menu to the right of tracks to queue them up next or to replace what's already playing, and bring up the queue pane (from the mini player) to reorder tracks or remove them.
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By the end of that year the market had adjusted further to the point that banks, funds and physical players were trading the queue itself, a trade based on the mathematics of queue length and resulting storage costs.
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How to clear your queue on Spotify on mobileIn the mobile app for iPhone and Android, there&aposs no way to clear your entire queue at once with a single button — you have to go song-by-song.1.
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When you take a photo it goes to the bottom of the queue.
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The Magic School Bus Rides Again fills your Netflix queue starting September 22.
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I queue up an episode of SVU when my oven timer goes off.
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Her words are met with applause from the other women in the queue.
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A queue snaked out along the razor-wired perimeter fence toward the market.
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A human-sniffer patrolled the queue, ensuring nobody wore scents of any kind.
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Judge Leon set a schedule that would queue up arguments on Dec. 10.
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Thank us after your DVR is full and your Netflix queue is settled.
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So queue it up and join our Binge Club for all the recaps.
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It's great for us because it means we have a queue all day.
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She rose up in the queue and hovered in the top few spots.
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There's more out there, and it's all slowly trickling onto our Netflix queue.
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Recently 20173m-odd app users waited for deposit refunds in a virtual queue.
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Be sure to eliminate shows from your queue once you're done with them.
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You're front of the queue, how long have you guys been out here?
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Stockholders are behind bondholders in the queue to be paid, should earnings falter.
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When I queue for water, they say this isn't a line for Syrians.
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LONDON — Bad news if you were planning on hitting the iPhone queue tomorrow.
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After sending, a quick swipe will delete the reminder from the app's queue.
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Don't fret if you've been stockpiling entire seasons of shows in your queue.
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No E3 queue surpassed the The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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"This is BS. Paying $15 to sit in a queue for 347 minutes?"
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Contrary to popular belief, the airport queue is generally not worth waiting in.
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Queue for Hagrid’s now stretches through Seuss to Port of Entry.
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Exxon's "project queue warrants investment, and should lead to superior returns," he said.
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We may even queue up our long-forgotten meditation apps for the journey.
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Last weekend, a queue snaked along the narrow street leading to the pavilion.
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The queue is busy seven days a week, 10 am until 10 pm.
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The whole Queue collection at Stone and Strand revolves around this pave style.
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Some first- and second-generation immigrants oppose birth tourists for jumping the queue.
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Boarding Groups: Groups 1 through 5, that queue up through two boarding lanes.
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During its opening days, estimated queue times were between eight and 10 hours.
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For the past few years, Tuesday has had the longest nonthemeless publication queue.
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The Commerce Department must still deal with nearly 20,000 petitions in its queue.
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The queue is so cool and we're super fortunate that everything goes well.
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There is now only one load-out queue for aluminum in the system.
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You can easily view your Spotify queue on a computer or mobile device.
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When I went by earlier in the day, the queue was very long.
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"All you see are the numbers going up in your queue," she says.
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They set up and quickly there were 50 people in an orderly queue.
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There is now only one load-out queue for aluminium in the system.
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"We're joining the queue," Matt Hougan, Bitwise global head of research told CNBC.
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Right on queue, their hands go up, and Banks raises hers, as well.
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Queue up your next movie night with Vudu starting at $0.99 to rent.
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"I found myself checking the queue a dozen times a day," she said.
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And yet all three are worth adding to your DVR or streaming queue.
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Too hungry to queue today, but next time and may they live long & prosper!
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We wouldn't be here in this queue now if we hadn't researched everything possible.
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A Thousand Thoughts won't be available to add to your Netflix queue anytime soon.
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Television pictures showed a long queue of depositors outside a branch of Northern Rock.
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Here are seven items you should really consider adding to your pop culture queue.
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Photo: Mark Wilson (Getty Images)The Obamas are about enter into your Netflix queue.
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That queue is expected to build as more vessels arrive during the temporary closure.
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At the front of the queue are a couple dressed in preppy casual wear.
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A queue of women extends the length of the street from the restaurant door.
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To save time, exhaust your options before adding your own call to the queue.
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At the end of the queue countdown we are still unable to log in.
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Here are eight items you should really consider adding to your pop culture queue.
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Maya prefers her e-card, though she still has to queue at the supermarket.
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There is so much of it there is even a specific queue for it.
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Callers in the queue waited as long as 79 minutes to reach an operator.
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So you want to get in that area where people start to queue up.
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It's the perfect time to catch up on your Steam backlog or Netflix queue.
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Here are 12 items you should really consider adding to your pop culture queue.
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Belke bought many items she didn't want or need to rise in the queue.
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He soared up to number 2100 in the queue, but then his momentum stalled.
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In New Zealand, local telco Spark deployed robots to queue on behalf of customers.
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Members can look at the queue of videos to see what's coming up next.
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So click through our picks, stock up your queue, and fire up the 'flix.
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When you get to the front of the queue, you'll get an email invite.
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When I arrive at 6 PM I'm surprised to find there isn't a queue.
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You can also paste in multiple URLs, to similarly queue them up for playback.
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That doesn't mean you have to go out and add Sandler to your queue.
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Depending on where I was in the queue, this process could take a while.
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Fans and press queue to see J.K. Rowling at the 'Cursed Child' opening gala.
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No investigations could be started until we got that email in the support queue.
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The even longer queue at the Dutch port of Vlissingen finally dissipated last month.
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Meanwhile, girls desperate to bed him formed a disorderly queue at every stage door.
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Rae-Venter says a large part of their queue are referrals from the FBI.
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This is where the LME's increasingly draconian anti-queue rules are having an effect.
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No, according to ISTIM, which says the queue existed only from midnight Feb. 1.
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In the bread queue in Catia, several people say they are against the assembly.
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At night, on Pell's eastern end, pilgrims queue for soup dumplings at Joe's Shanghai.
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The initial queue will have dispersed and you can now get in without waiting.
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Security staff were positioned at line breaks to make sure nobody jumped the queue.
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Because the creatures were blind, they most likely relied on chemical cues to queue.
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Lines of people queue outside each day for visa appointments and other consular business.
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Now do you think you're the only person in this queue who is hungry?
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All you have to do is queue up your favorite video Alexa flash briefings.
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It's worth having several in the queue, so you constantly have a decent supply.
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As she stood in a long Delta ticketing queue, she said she wasn't angry.
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There's another queue there, with LPs crossing the counter as talk turns to breakfast.
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To secure a place, visitors — including journalists — tend to queue up before 7 a.m.
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Oftentimes, there's a queue outside the doors even before opening, and for good reason.
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Bianca Chapman has been a security queue officer at Philadelphia International Airport since 2014.
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We started every morning at 10 with a queue of callers already on hold.
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All the videos live in a queue; you add a video when it's convenient.
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"When a contract comes in, you have suddenly got a queue at the door."
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Products like these reinforce white women's position at the head of the beauty queue.
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Those videos won't be stored in the queue if a browser page is closed.
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A queue of children waiting for the distribution of flu inoculations in London, 19266.
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There is so much good stuff in the queue, all available for home viewing.
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Facebook's algorithms also search for stories that seem bogus, adding them to the queue.
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Other cases are rapidly filling the queue of new appeals seeking the justices' attention.
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Each one will last about five minutes and end with a fresh match queue.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are coming to a Netflix queue near you — possibly.
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Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run features a full-sized Millennium Falcon outside of the queue.
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We've allowed ourselves to see the refugees as queue jumpers, as undesirable, as criminals.
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The only busy spots are the country's hospitals, where fearful families queue for vaccinations.
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Customers queue in banks for hours only to face arbitrary limits on dollar withdrawals.
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And so great to just hand over your passport and not have to queue.
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The Air Transat purchase will allow Air Canada to jump that queue, if necessary.
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Here are nine items you should really consider adding to your pop culture queue.
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Bulgarian national radio said the truck queue on the main border crossing reached 14 km.
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Many people near the front of the queue are there for their kids or grandkids.
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Players are working against a timer, and new orders are constantly cycling into a queue.
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The last structurally embedded queue at the Dutch port of Vlissingen disappeared in July 2017.
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Not surprisingly, the queue for an insurer's licence is long, growing to more than 100.
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If you shared a Netflix account, consider getting them their own—fresh queue, fresh start.
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Instead, the app will just restart the video that had been autoplaying in the queue.
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Industry sources said last week a queue of undelivered jets was hurting the company's cashflow.
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For now, these are the films recently directed by women to keep in your queue.
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By then, the "#568" drawn on his hand — his number in the queue — was fading.
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Passengers stranded overnight at Kansai International Airport in Osaka Bay queue for buses to leave.
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Queue the ultimate lazy girl hack: performance, moisture wick, and flex-fit technology athletic leggings.
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A long queue snakes around the stadium's corner, waiting for its gates to be opened.
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"I pulled up the queue, and realized something had happened over the weekend," Naugle recalls.
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Standing in an endless queue outside Barcelona airport, that irony was not lost on him.
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"Your preorder guarantees your place in the queue for this innovative technology," Samsung told customers.
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Parkgoers will be alerted when it is time for them to return to the queue.
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The request is "in the queue behind many" others, the department wrote in December 2017.
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Queue the immediate moans of pleasure from Abby the moment Vinny starts doing his thing.
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SHORTLY before dawn, a queue has already formed along the pavement outside the immigration office.
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Search Party is a dark comedy that's unlike anything currently in your to-watch queue.
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Chinese taxi drivers queue up to have their smartphones installed with Kuaidi Dache in 2014.
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The hospital has 1,500 beds, and people in need of help queue outside from 4am.
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It may be a taxi driver one day, someone standing in a queue the next.
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I'm talking Supreme drop day levels of people, rivalling those of that merch queue downstairs.
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So pick these up, queue the cheesy superhero music, and dare we say mission accomplished.
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Even having to wait in a queue at your local café is an unwelcome novelty.
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Basically, it allows drivers of electric vehicles to virtually queue up for a charging station.
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Surendra Sharma also died while waiting in a bank queue in the state of Bihar.
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For food, they queue up at a nearby camp in a former toilet paper factory.
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Iqbal places grilled kebabs on top of the bread as more customers begin to queue.
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People queue outside the Covent Garden Apple Store to buy the iPhone 5 in 2012.
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Zimbabwe is also struggling with acute shortages of fuel, forcing motorists to queue for hours.
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And now, having seemingly come back to life, it had shown up in my queue.
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You can bet there were probably a dozen more in the queue ready to go.
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But a price as rich as its pecan rolls will limit the queue of suitors.
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Just hit the frame again, and it will queue up another ten seconds of video.
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You can then configure a greeting message, add business hours and handle your call queue.
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"Anybody jumping the queue, they call Action Lady and I send them out," she said.
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She says she was beaten for attempting to advance towards the front of the queue.
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Deciding if waiting in the queue for airport rides are a heavily market-dependent area.
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Which brings us back to the rush to join the load-out queue at Vlissingen.
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Then, right on queue, Justin suggests MJ co-anchor the segment with lead anchor Aaron.
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Queue the music for the human driver - music that drivers often find difficult to hear.
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After 2000 more agonising minutes and a six deep queue, he's done and we leave.
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When I arrive at the opening, there's already a giddy buzz and an impatient queue.
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Still, some companies that only recently entered the China IPO queue are willing to wait.
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You can watch the show — or add it to your Netflix queue for later — here.
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His work is on my bookshelf, in my Netflix queue, embedded in my own writing.
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In theory, social distancing is the perfect opportunity to finally clear out your Netflix queue.
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The disparity is primarily because of shorter queue times for Monday, Wednesday and Thursday puzzles.
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Elsewhere people queue for 3D-printed jeans or watch startups pitch from a boxing ring.
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"Every day we queue for hours and they say: 'There's nothing left,' ," said Reza Salahi.
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After breakfast, there was a queue of people waiting their turn to test the greens.
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Peter works what is known internally as the "VE queue," which stands for violent extremism.
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Spent five minutes with whatever's on the "Netflix for Kids" queue on in the background?
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The person in front of me in the queue is a well-groomed black woman.
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The DJ can then move through the queue of participants by unmuting the next caller.
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Screenshots sent to The Verge show numerous files in Rev's queue without any subject assigned.
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Covering Wimbledon also means covering camping — the overnight queue for fans lives on — and fashion.
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We've already exhausted our Netflix queue and we're in need of something new to watch.
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Widad would wait in the women's queue when aid was being distributed at the berm.
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Suddenly they can read a long book again, or catch up on their Netflix queue.
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Yes, the queue is long and you'll be in for a serious wait without a FastPass.
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Zimbabwe has experienced fuel shortages since September, forcing motorists to queue for hours to fill up.
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They wrote the best pop songs for a lost generation of benefits and dole queue masses.
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And some of you have already moved on to the next article in your Feedly queue.
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Queue up your favorite episode of Deep Space Nine and break out the cheese and crackers.
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Jeff and I queue there for a dozen rings on a rainy afternoon around rush hour.
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I download another episode of A Teacher's Pet so that I have it in my queue.
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But if you use this link, you should be able to jump the queue a bit.
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People queue up for a shuttle bus to take them to a public cemetery in Shanghai.
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All are worth celebrating as part of the annual ritual of adding to your streaming queue.
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One woman in the queue that snaked around the outer wall was complaining about Sisi's policies.
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But more importantly, it's the perfect show to queue up for an evening of Netflix & chill.
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Ahead, a selection of new titles that you can add to your Netflix queue come January.
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"It'll get difficult if they expect us to queue every day for water," she told me.
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"They use it to jump the queue," said Robin Osborn, senior adviser with The Commonwealth Fund.
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People make a queue to carry buckets with water to extinguish wildfires in Vigo, northwestern Spain.
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It's so much, in fact, that an embarrassment of content riches is reflected in Netflix's queue.
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Check it out below, and make sure to add Degrassi: Next Class to your Netflix queue.
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When he went to find a taxi, he was ushered to the front of the queue.
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Why refit a warehouse when people queue up to do the work at the minimum wage?
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Before boarding their flights, these visitors would have to queue up at an additional security line.
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They lined up in a very orderly fashion and were given a number and queue card.
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I asked why seeing a photo of a queue made her want to buy the tea.
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With hundreds of lawmakers voting, the lobbies fill up quickly and a long shuffling queue forms.
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We stop by the queue on our way out to say goodbye to John and Charlie.
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The Columbus, OH startup's primary product is a healthcare identity management system for patients called Queue.
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Lifelong Prince fan or casual Netflix viewer — this is one to put in your mental queue.
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He promised to "send them to the back of the queue" for any new trade deal.
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Rent for metal in a queue to leave a warehouse after 50 days cannot be charged.
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Six years later, however, it can and should find a place in your heart and queue.
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One has asked a cousin volunteering at a poll station to let him jump the queue.
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The original queue to get aluminium out of exchange warehouses in Detroit disappeared in April 2016.
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One idea is to relax the current rent penalties for warehousers with a load-out queue.
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The wait in Stockholm's public queue for a rental in the inner city averages 13 years.
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When you first enter Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure, you're guided through an outdoor queue first.
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Queue Van Halen's "Jump," and you have yourself a good climax to a decent sports movie.
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And you may have to wait for a couple of years because there is a queue.
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If I squint my eyes, the queue could easily be one ginormous, screaming, glittery rainbow snake.
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Motorists and pedestrians queue for blocks trying to secure scarce fuel to power vehicles and generators.
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Bills still in the queue cover trade, agriculture, fisheries, immigration, international health care and financial services.
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It took a barrage of measures from the LME to kill off this new queue market.
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Suppose that one plane lands every minute and that another arrives every minute, joining the queue.
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Automated belts can draw bags into X-ray machines and return bins back to the queue.
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I remember the first time I tried out the queue, just to see how it worked.
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A longer standby queue snaked around to a path you couldn't see from the express one.
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When one DVD was sent back, Netflix would mail another from the user's queue of titles.
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"The U.K. is going to be in the back of the queue," Obama said in London.
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When we finally make it to the car, we're stuck in an interminable queue of traffic.
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And you want to be at the front of the queue, not the back of it.
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The poster read: "LABOUR ISN'T WORKING" and depicted a long, meandering queue outside an unemployment office.
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Traditionally, crisis centers respond to people in the order in which they come into the queue.
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People throng outside McDonald's and the Cineplex, and cars queue to park in the shopping mall.
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You get to the front and the clerk says, 'Wrong line, go and queue over there.
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My sister and I had arrived on Monday afternoon to queue for his match on Wednesday.
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There ought to be some other queue to join, I thought, for the only just married.
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These days, though, "There's a tendency for men to queue up to buy things," she said.
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"We are next in the queue," said William De Vijlder, the chief economist at BNP Paribas.
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After an hour and a half, Mr. Maldonado was finally at the front of the queue.
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After an hour and a half, Mr. Maldonado was finally at the front of the queue.
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With a ticket booked in advance I didn't need to queue to get into the Keukenhof.
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"It's not like passengers are going to queue up and say now things are hunky-dory."
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"The Prince of Wales didn't jump the queue," Argar told Sky News, according to the report.
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At first, I just left it in the queue out of what, other than Catholic guilt.
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Holywell residents complain there is always a queue, and the machine frequently runs out of cash.
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First in the queue is so-called Vineyard Wind 1, situated more than 15 miles offshore.
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Hundreds of people often queue in front of the hilltop embassy from dawn to seek visas.
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"As things come in, we put them in a queue, first in first out," Davidoff said.
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The queue icon is found in the "Now Playing" bar, which is always visible on desktop.
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Hong Kongers queue up and won't talk too loud, and they don't spit or squat everywhere.
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They both are not physically able to even stand in a queue, but they did it.
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We stopped by the queue on our way out to say goodbye to John and Charlie.
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But those who logged onto Fandango found themselves in a virtual queue for some theater chains.
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I made him angrier; perhaps he took it out on the next person in the queue.
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I was told that my email placed the requested task in a queue behind other projects.
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However, seemingly out of nowhere, everyone started forming an orderly line, so I joined the queue.
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Things seemed to settle down, then women voters decided they didn't want to queue with men.
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The queue for asylum in Jordan is long, hampered by deep suspicion and lengthy security checks.
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Soon, you'll be able to say "Siri, play rock from Pandora," and she'll queue that app up.
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I didn't know what I was getting into when I added this to my YouTube downloads queue.
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The other side of the screen displays your queue so you can see what's coming up next.
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Another limitation of Watch Parties is that users can only add Facebook hosted videos to the queue.
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She was trying to avoid the snaking queue for the real bathroom when the incident took place.
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Once inside the mansion, everyone is vying to get in queue for a face-to-face chat.
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The app combines a text editor, rhyming dictionary, and beats you might otherwise queue up on YouTube.
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Users are now being directed to a queue where they must wait in line before gaining access.
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It has been out of theaters long enough for it to be available on an airplane queue.
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If that means you've been spending the month catching up on your Netflix queue, good for you!
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According to Tesla's blog, current owners will get preference in each regional queue for the Model 3.
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You can check on my results in Korean solo queue rather than take my word for it.
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"Rather than going to southern England to sit in a queue, just drive to Rosyth," she said.
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The fact that some of the passport-queue-jumpers are crooks makes the business even more unpopular.
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Posting on Instagram, Cselko was selling the place next to him in the queue, spot number 25.
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THE sun beats down on a queue of punters outside the Espace pachinko parlour in central Tokyo.
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There is a ten-week-long queue to see simulations by Watson, IBM's cognitive artificial-intelligence platform.
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She has also implied that straight couples should be ahead of gay couples in the adoption queue.
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Virgin Galactic says it has more than 600 people already in the queue to take the trip.
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At the moment they're working on an enhanced mod queue, subreddit styling, and a new flair system.
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They also irritated users, who had to queue for the vouchers and spend them all at once.
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I like to stand there and queue up,' but now people just get used to it now.
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Kassia, a 20-something professional in the queue, says she has no ethical objection to eating meat.
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Next to hours-long traffic jams, a tedious airport security queue doesn't seem so bad after all.
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I have some more skincare rounds to make, so I queue up my route on Google Maps.
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Go ahead and text your friends now: Your weekend plans were just overridden by your Netflix queue.
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Those who split move to the back of the queue for HDB flats and get fewer grants.
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Firing up your DVR or Netflix queue for a night in can feel like a big event.
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Of those, only a little more than 2,100 were placed into a queue, and only 260 answered.
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It's simple, but simple is the best policy when you have a queue of eager fans waiting.
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By the time he had finished, an orderly queue to replace the 75-year-old had formed.
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The whole queue saga was viewed, and still is viewed, very differently by producers and end-users.
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Here's what's streaming on Prime Video to help you round out your queue(s) for next month.
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Queue up your office airplay and let the slimy miracle of life begin on the big screen.
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The upcoming election dominates the conversations for US expats who queue up Liberty Cheesesteak truck in Spitalfields.
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I also love that disabled customers don't have to queue in primark, prevents a lot of pain.
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Or it could simply serve video ads between a queue of videos lined up for co-viewing.
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Two burly immigration officials pulled me to the side of the immigration queue and took my passport.
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The definition of a queue includes the clause "circumstances where load-out requests cannot be serviced immediately".
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His interviewer presented an unambiguous invitation to pronounce Britain "front of the queue" for a trade deal.
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The dispatcher put Green in a queue behind others who faced more imminent danger from higher water.
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I imagine there would be a queue of willing suitors if he peddles his shite round Glasgow!
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I've frequently seen error messages like "couldn't retrieve the play queue" when trying to play an episode.
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Seriously. Download a podcast or queue up a good book on your iPhone to pass the time.
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In the queue for the teleporter to the rooms, a man about my age waited behind me.
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For preferred shareholders, it means there is no orderly queue, which may sound like a bad thing.
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Touching photo of an #OldManCrying by HT as he misses his spot in the Queue #DemonetizationDisaster pic.twitter.
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The biggest problem for foreigners is availability, forcing well-paid workers to queue for poorly maintained apartments.
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Waiting in the stream queue can get really boring and the tendency to walk away is high.
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" Fatima Yassin, 36, in a queue for women, said: "Everything is expensive and bread is not available.
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If that sounds familiar—like other websites or even your own Netflix queue—that's not an accident.
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We're all for people who don't want to queue and then get sent out after 30 minutes.
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Airports could charge up to £17.50 to join a queue restricted to perhaps 50 passengers an hour.
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How else to explain our examinations of Harry's finances, his Netflix queue, or his time-telling devices?
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I arrive at Gunns late on a Saturday morning but the queue is out of the door.
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A low score sends you to the back of the queue; high scores get you elite treatment.
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And it has succeeded, notwithstanding the legacy load-out queue at Vlissingen, which is now incrementally decaying.
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Any vacancy at Mercedes-powered Williams would have a queue of candidates but Massa wants to stay.
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At a Bankmed, around 10 people were waiting in the branch but there was no queue outside.
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It might seem a little dated now, but it's definitely worth adding to your queue this weekend.
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I have seen up to 250 drivers in the Uber queue at the Fort Lauderdale International Airport.
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The queue is growing, but he assures patients the wait for their test results will be minimal.
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A queue of almost 600 companies waiting to go public indicates there is no shortage of deals.
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Second, while judges are important, the president has far more non-judicial nominees stacked in the queue.
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People are reinforcing their "expectation for the government to act equitably, with no queue-jumpers," he added.
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A queue of people outside a house, hoping to see a woman who claims to interpret dreams.
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If your podcast queue is looking barren, here's a chance to refresh and try some new shows.
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I had a drink at the rock bar next to the venue and then joined the queue.
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If that were to happen, there would be a queue of people who would seek judicial review.
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Once you send the disc back, the next DVD in your queue will be shipped to you.
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Even with Elliott signed, the Cowboys have a queue of skill-position talent waiting to be paid.
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Some notices of driving offenses languished in an electronic queue that no one was responsible for checking.
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This is the model for any weight-class division; fighters stand in queue for a title shot.
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Yet 90 years later, Russians queue daily at Lenin's tomb to gaze reverently at an embalmed corpse.
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" The next song in the queue was Ms. Whitmer's favorite: Lizzo's women's empowerment anthem, "Good as Hell.
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I have more accepted puzzles in the queue, and I look forward to sharing them with you.
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If Ambulatory's queue is full, it can take a long time for emergency medical assistance to arrive.
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For the projects in the queue, developers believe that President Trump's tariffs could be a fatal blow.
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I walked five minutes to the taxi rank entrance ... and then had to queue for 10 minutes.
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It's spring, or so we've been told, which means it's time to spring-clean your Netflix queue.
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A user reported the post as a violation of German law, and it landed in Nils's queue.
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I showed up at the venue, and there was a queue of people trying to get tickets.
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Facing another crippling political deadlock, UK voters queue up to decide their future on the world stage.
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Your queue can be edited at any time, allowing you to both add and remove any songs.
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How could a ride request come in when there are 60-plus other drivers in the queue?
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Post Malone is taking his talents from the top of the Spotify charts to your Netflix queue.
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When you enter the queue for Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, you'll pass a full-size Millennium Falcon.
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Four workers told me they were routinely denied break time when the VE queue got particularly busy.
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They spent the next two weeks looking at a grayscale queue and then took the questionnaire again.
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The queue of unanswered customer emails kept growing, and the team was too small to keep up.
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In Carabobo's capital Valencia, 36-year-old builder Jose Pereira stood in a queue outside a bank.
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To jump the queue Gazans pay the tanseeq, or "co-ordination", a polite euphemism for a bribe.
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Overload your Netflix queue with the classics: Hocus Pocus, Scream, Nightmare on Elm Street and The Shining.
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The ride features an interactive queue that allows guests to entertain themselves while they wait in line.
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Dollar General will remodel 1,000 older stores with new queue lines to drive last-minute impulse buys.
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Texas demonstrate, momentum has a way of catapulting an issue to the front of the figurative queue.
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There are plenty of reasons to queue up this 1992 drama, beyond even its Thanksgiving weekend setting.
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About two months and numerous emails later we got word that the puzzle was in the queue.
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But if you ever want to clear your Spotify queue — maybe you added too many sad songs, or maybe your &apos90s grunge kick has tapped out for the day — you can clear the Spotify queue at any time, whether you&aposre on your computer or using the mobile app.
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Moreover, dozens of people have lost their lives standing in the queue, or because their cash being useless.
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But despite waiting for hours in the queue, most people returned to their homes without a new connection.
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When I arrive, the queue is winding around the corner and it takes 40 minutes to get in.
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After liking enough tweets, I knew I had to prioritize checking this comedy off of my Netflix queue.
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"There were planes briefly stuck in queue," Port Authority spokeswoman Cheryl Albiez told the New York Daily News.
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It's a weekday lunchtime and the place is bustling, with a takeaway queue snaking out of the door.
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Workers weren't allowed to leave or take breaks when the queue of calls remained high, multiple employees confirmed.
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Pacific Time, with the game repeatedly throwing us into a queue for around five minutes before timing out.
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Let the mall burn through you, and throw the prism light, white-hot, on a publicist's approval queue.
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In 2014 Dallas-Forth Worth airport in Texas paid for extra automatic passport gates to slash queue sizes.
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When we arrived at Harrods that cold September night, there was a lengthy queue all along the pavement.
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Once this is done, you should go to Settings as soon as possible to get in the queue.
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The Queue camping out in Wimbledon Park in hopes of getting a ticket to The Championships #dedication pic.twitter.
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Click on a show you like such as The Office, and it will queue up a random episode.
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Here are all the movies you should add to your "To Watch" queue, including which ones are streaming.
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With China, it's the reverse: admiration for its achievements rarely translates to a queue of would-be immigrants.
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This painstaking overhaul was kick-started by the furore over the load-out queue for aluminium in Detroit.
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In the meantime, here are tracks we think Ilana and Abbi would queue up on their party playlist.
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When there's a big queue of apps, the SLA percentage drops, according to reviewers who worked at Apple.
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Well, for owners of the iPhone 6 Plus, the queue will likely be a bit longer than expected.
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If players don't buy the products, they can lose out on queue points and drop down the list.
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Thousands of people queue up daily to see his embalmed body lying in state in a glass sarcophagus.
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It takes him the entire length of the video to even get to the end of the queue.
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She also doesn't queue up posts or plan content, opting instead to "just post" when an opportunity arises.
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Install the Chrome extension and you can queue up neatly formatted updates with a couple of mouse clicks.
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Trucks from the city's 13,000 ceviche restaurants queue up before doors open at 4am for the best seafood.
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But no one, not even the hopeless losers at the end of the queue, budged or even frowned.
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"Untitled (The Drop)" involves charging ticket-buyers $5 to wait in a queue that snakes around the block.
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You can swipe left and right to organize albums, edit the play queue, shuffle through tracks, and more.
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One of those will supposedly put you at the top (or near it) of someone else's swiping queue.
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My friend and I had to stand in a queue all through the night to get advance tickets.
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Netflix removed it from the queue in November, presumably because all good things must come to an end.
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To make managing your queue easy as peach pie, we put together Netflix's full schedule for the summer.
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Such gross-out humor may (understandably) prevent you from giving Vandal the top spot on your streaming queue.
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Senior citizen standing in queue to exchange currency notes in Gujarat suffers heart attack, dies in hospital: Police.
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It would be much easier to just groggily command Siri to queue up the order — with extra sugar.
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Plus, no one will be able to request songs or hijack the queue if your phone is inaccessible.
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You can skip the queue when it's busy and you might just get cheaper drinks at the bar.
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A stage was set up at the front of the queue, just around the corner from Times Square.
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Just queue up a livestream to drag them to show off all the fun they're missing out on.
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After sunset a bomber sauntered in and blew himself up next to the queue for the dodgem cars.
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The nest submissions are sent into a queue to be reviewed and approved for inclusion on the map.
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Every time you use an app, it gets moved from its place in the queue to the bottom.
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Mr Turkoglu, like other Turks forced to queue for visas, may have a long wait ahead of him.
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Those who attempted the sea route illegally would be returned and go to the back of the queue.
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I sent in this puzzle just before Christmas, so it's been in the queue less than six months.
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But it is worthy of a spot on your lazy Sunday streaming queue, especially this time of year.
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Then you go back and just sit in the tent, until it's time to queue again for lunch.
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Instead of putting applicants in a queue, they now invite people merely to express an interest in migrating.
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Airline rebooking counters had a long queue of passengers, while other stranded travelers were waiting in the terminal.
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This painstaking overhaul was kick-started by the furor over the load-out queue for aluminum in Detroit.
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Dakar, Senegal (CNN)Inside the grounds of Fann hospital in Senegal, men and women form a substantial queue.
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But the legal argument does capture a core truth about the much-disputed interaction of queue and premium.
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The queue snaked around three-quarters of the entire floor — thousands of people were waiting to get in.
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But customers also have to queue at Starbucks even they don't care if Starbucks is fast-food coffee.
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Get around to these titles that have been sitting in your queue before they're gone late next week.
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Typically, members of the media and retail investors are not allowed access to the queue during the call.
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People formed a long queue after the service to see the decree, which will remain on public display.
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Americans love to queue even more than their British brethren — except, it seems, when it comes to guns.
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These women are not waiting in a queue or getting ready for yoga; they are preparing to fight.
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Next in the queue is whatever bill House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) elects to to put forward.
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We queue up True Detective and settle in for a relaxing evening on the couch with the cats.
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Over the years, CalPERS management has treated its private equity strategy like a toddler treats a Netflix queue.
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A fast-moving queue of customers purchase smokes by scanning their phones over a tatty cardboard QR code.
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So a six-lane highway jammed morning, noon, and night has now become a four-lane rage queue.
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Problem is, on opening night, no one in the queue is sure how tough those new rules are.
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"The queue on the hotline is longer than a standard day," RAINN press secretary Sara McGovern tells Broadly.
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Friends' songs can be added to play next or at the end of the queue, as they prefer.
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New Yorkers have been known to queue up for many a hot-ticket item: dinner reservations, iPhones, Cronuts.
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It was worth every second of the queue - just the atmosphere and getting to hear such incredible songwriters.
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"Your pre-order guarantees your place in the queue for this innovative technology," Samsung said in the email.
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Several other states were lining up in the queue, eager to strip women of the right to choose.
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Because there are numerical limits for family-based immigration each year, there is a long queue for visas.
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Either way, grab a cozy blanket, get reading, and then add the corresponding shows to your streaming queue.
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So don your witch's hat or pop in your vampire fangs and queue up the 214 songs below.
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There was a long queue out its door to get a spot at one of its 11 tables.
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People queue up at supermarkets to stock up on food and goods on March 10, 2020 in Rome.
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Officials said they would limit the number of cars in the drive-up queue to 100 to 150.
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You can clear your Spotify queue in seconds in both the desktop and mobile versions of the app.
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If you don&apost see the CLEAR button, then you don&apost have any songs in your queue.
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It's officially spooky season which means it's time to add plenty of scary movies to your Netflix queue.
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Consider, for example, the other queue at Detroit, which has somewhat mysteriously disappeared over the last two months.
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But as of the end of last month there was no queue at Detroit, according to the LME.
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After 30 months in the queue this grid is now here To celebrate words and provide holiday cheer.
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There are an awful lot of judicial nominations he's got in the queue that he wants to move.
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Other clouds began to queue up in the sky over the football field, each bigger than the last.
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"If you drive out of the lot, you will lose your position in the queue," Mr. Rana said.
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Between October and April, the restaurant's 50 seats are usually all taken and people queue outside, she said.
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A mother duck and her fluffy queue of ducklings circled the pond with me and the other swimmers.
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If it is, it's faring better than Metro, the "owner" of the original load-out queue in Detroit.
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"It is unlikely that a queue of people will form to buy a re-privatized NGZ," Hryshchenko said.
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Add these cinema classics to your queue before it's too late — don't forget to turn on your subtitles.
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Since he began working in the violent extremism queue, Peter noted, he has lost hair and gained weight.
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Moderators spent two weeks looking at the regular, colorized queue and then answered a questionnaire about their mood.
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Lauren's job was to answer customer calls and emails, getting the "queue" of customer inquiries down to zero.
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Any self-respecting Nintendo Switch or Super Mario fan needs to be at the front of this queue.
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He told voters the U.K. would go to "the back of the queue" for negotiating trade deals. Sen.
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I compose strings of emails that could wait until morning, line up tasks in a shoulder-shoving queue.
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La morphologie des griffes, des épaules, des hanches et de la queue, entre autres, ne coïncide pas davantage.
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So when we first started investing, we had a number of our portfolio companies that were stuck in that A-share queue for three years, and the big fear was that you could invest in businesses, and even though they were ready for IPO, they couldn't get out of the queue.
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Since everyone has to follow the queue of the Queen, that also applies to starting or finishing a meal.
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Just remember: as long as you don't cut in front of anyone in a queue, you should be okay.
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Other people cram into a waiting room with a tin roof in a growing queue for basic medical treatment.
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But on Saturday for Matty's dinner, there were so many people in the queue that we couldn't organise one.
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The queue, pre-show, and ride itself were filmed by YouTube channels SoCal Attractions 360 and Inside the Magic.
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Much like every year, enthusiasts and people with little patience are planning to queue up outside retail stores tonight.
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If the darker side isn't really your thing, there's also plenty of light fodder available for your autumnal queue.
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Salaries deposited in dollars cannot be withdrawn in that currency; people queue for meagre rations of "bond notes" instead.
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Winners get money, a higher pension, better health insurance and the right to jump the queue for public housing.
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Hundreds of refugees queue up at relief centers across the camps each morning to collect food using the cards.
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One of the ideas coming out of the civil rights audit is to create a dedicated hate speech queue.
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Maybe several providers will quietly roll out paid prioritization packages that enable deep-pocketed players to cut the queue.
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I joined the queue at Beijing's Taikoo Li branch which, according to Xiao, sells around 3,000 drinks a day.
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It's a thought-out, cohesive approach that pulls heavily from the lessons of modern-day theme park queue designs.
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They save each other spaces when they queue outside and there's a lot of care going on between them.
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One of the main ways to move up in the queue is to make purchases from Givling's paid sponsors.
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Ricketts watched three ads an hour on the app — another way to accumulate points and rise in the queue.
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They can pick from a queue of up to 100 inbound requests, send their reply and collect their money.
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Queue up Chiara's voice over about being 16, living in Rome's most wealthy neighborhood, and needing a secret life.
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But finding a barber shop can be a challenge and waiting in the queue takes time you don't have.
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Here are some of the most interesting and outrageous, but still really good films to add to your queue.
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Bescarved fans huddle for warmth as they queue to watch their team, Puskas Academy, take on a local rival.
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Many of these movies are available on DVD or in your streaming queue -- and some are still in theaters.
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A Reuters reporter on Thursday saw a queue of around 232 people at one bank trying to exchange currency.
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He was eventually allowed to re-enter the ground after getting into the queue again after a few hours.
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"We are all clamoring to fit into a queue," said one miner on the Goonyella line who requested anonymity.
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When a self-important hardline politician tried to queue-jump, they booed him to the back of the line.
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The breaking of the queue model has spelt misfortune for some warehouse operators and provided growth opportunities for others.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and stands last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation.
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Typically, members of the media and ordinary investors are not allowed access to the question queue during these calls.
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He added that he would be back later on in the evening to join the walk-in queue instead.
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In 1998, you really would have loved an app that allowed you to queue up your DVDs to watch.
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In preparation for new summer titles, Netflix is clearing out ones that have been gathering dust in your queue.
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"The installation was designed to provide maximum kinetic movement for the passengers who are in the queue," says Geckler.
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With elections looming, senators will doubtless queue up to give him a good shoeing in front of the cameras.
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A queue for The Legend of Zelda, which wraps around a warehouse-sized enclosure, terminates at a grand arch.
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Workers were incentivized to compete against one another to clear the most trends from their queue, former employees said.
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That put lives at risk as oxygen cylinders ran out while up to 100 people waited in the queue.
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Now you can just click a song from any album, playlist, or the queue and it starts right away.
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Canada's huge backlog has gone: many of those stuck in the queue were ejected and given their fees back.
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The disagreement hinges on whether there was a queue at ISTIM's Port Klang facilities at the end of January.
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Since then, more metal has been canceled, extending the queue further to around 255 days, according to Reuters calculations.
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Physical premiums have returned to something close to normality, albeit with some residual effects from the infernal queue machine.
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The numbers change every month but there's a long queue of waiting to get into the 'Level Up' program.
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Over an hour later, I had moved ahead in the queue, but my estimated wait time also grew higher.
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Interestingly, even during this time, my place in the queue went down, but my wait time kept going up.
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I waited in the airport queue about 10 more times because I didn't learn my lesson the first time.
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Britain, he warned, risked going "to the back of the queue" in negotiating trade deals with the United States.
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Just seven people stood at the front of the queue, while 20 others were lining up round the corner.
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Alternate theory: either queue up at H&M for the clothes, or don't worry about them in any depth.
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A lot of the women in the queue were furious, saying they had basically spent £65 for a wee!
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It should open the Now Playing screen, showing the current song and the next tracks in the queue. 3.
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The data also included the "priority" of a customer's interaction, allowing it to be pushed higher in the queue.
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A dearth of clean water has forced many residents to queue up and fill jerry cans from water trucks.
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Surfers queue in this woodsy spot, surrounded by century-old maples and oaks, for their turn in the waters.
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Drivers queue for hours for scarce supplies of petrol, the price of which has more than quintupled this year.
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Previously, when you finished watching a friend's story, Snapchat would automatically start playing the next story in the queue.
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That said, there is a long queue for visas because of numerical limits for family-based immigration each year.
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Others walked in their sandals, their shoes long fallen apart, to a special queue where they would be processed.
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Cons: It's an hour and a half drive from the closest airport, so queue up a road trip playlist.
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It also ensures that celebrities won't dominate the feed and relegate friend stories to the bottom of the queue.
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"We don't like to have folks in long queue lines, because it dehumanizes the process," CEO Ken Goodgames said.
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Right on queue, people want to know why — if their claims are true — are they just now speaking up?
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The sociologist Margaret Hunter writes about a concept she calls the beauty queue: a hierarchy of desirable female characteristics.
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At the head of the queue are white women with pale skin, narrow features and straight (ideally blond) hair.
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At a suburban pub in one of Mumbai's recently gentrified locales at 11:30, I found a long queue.
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Maybe you're adding some horror movies to your Netflix queue, or even planning a visit to a "haunted" site.
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Shoppers waited in a long queue outside the supermarket to get their temperature checked before being allowed to enter.
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I queue up an episode of The Office, but am asleep before I can even get to the intro.
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You can have a passenger queue songs, look up restaurants or send a text without losing your navigation display.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and ranks last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation.
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The wait was better than the "atrocious" queue he had seen after he left work at 4:30 p.m.
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Perhaps, like those I shared the dance floor with, they joined the dole queue or became students or apprentices.
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The longest lines were for the burger joint Shake Shack, the ubiquitous H & M, and the taxi queue outside.
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But if they want to pay for imports to restock their shelves, they still have to queue for real dollars.
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The grumbling of thousands of uprooted officials will add to that of bigwigs miffed by Mr Cai's queue-jumping career.
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All those in queue were eager to have a great time, enjoy some great music and look great doing it.
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But on January 31, Kjell Magne Bondevik, the former Prime Minister of Norway, encountered more than just a lengthy queue.
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He looked at how many orders sellers had in their queue, what they were selling and what their reviews were.
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I recently wrote for this very site about the political podcasts I listened, so there's always something in the queue.
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Are you constantly pushing through "tapir" error messages or stuck in a login queue numbering in the tens of thousands?
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For a final flourish, use Get Playlist to select your favorite commuting songs, then Play Music to queue them up.
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After the exchange broke the old queue model of warehouse revenue, operators evolved ever more ingenious ways to attract metal.
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EVERY weekday morning, a queue of several dozen forlorn people forms outside the dingy headquarters of SAIME, Venezuela's passport agency.
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When you message someone new on OKC now, the note goes in a queue and the receiver has to swipe.
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If individuals are in the queue to secure a visa and their interview does not take place until after Feb.
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For example: you, a non-fan, may not understand why anyone would queue to watch Lana Del Rey perform live.
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The last thing we see Michael do is queue up his favorite song via Alexa: "Everybody Knows" by Leonard Cohen.
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The bots cut the virtual queue, manipulating and paralysing sites like Ticketmaster before real people can get a look-see.
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When he is ready to work, he clicks a button labeled "resume reviewing," and dives into the queue of posts.
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I do check out the Netflix queue first on many nights when the urge to find some entertainment strikes me.
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Until last year Zimbabweans would spend nights sleeping outside the passport office to avoid losing their place in the queue.
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I was hoping to debut PHOTOBOMB, but Barry Silk beat me to it while this one was in the queue.
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For days, the queue for a pic with the inanimate object stretched for as long as 500 metres, reported Yibada.
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In Voyager, he shaves his scalp and wears a queue and dresses in blue silk robes and soft-soled shoes.
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But in a car in the carbon monoxide-infused queue waiting to enter Detroit, their beings diverge drastically from mine.
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Michelle Scott, a mother of two from Wenatchee, Washington, spends around $100 a month to climb the queue on Givling.
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Get Siri to queue up the tunesImage: ScreenshotSiri has some extra music tricks up its sleeve in macOS High Sierra.
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"Double-breasted suits are definitely making a comeback," enthused one teenager waiting in the long queue to see "the Mogg".
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Chinese regulatory concerns over safety and quality mean there is a queue of multiple airlines waiting for start-up approvals.
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You queue up the articles you want to have read out aloud to you, and then sit back and relax.
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"I think the more likely thing would be a slowing down or terminating of things in the queue," Abdalati said.
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Although she has an upcoming project in queue with Telemundo, she is thirsty for more roles in the American market.
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But the first few actually, I still get that excitement because I used to queue up for those movies, definitely.
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These are paid online, but his staff cannot get access without being given time off to queue at the bank.
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If you've exhausted your Seamless queue and Yelp recommendations, that means it's time to venture outside of your comfort zone.
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The mostly eastern European drivers, few of whom speak English, let alone Norwegian, then queue to have their papers checked.
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If that's a ChargePoint charger, Jennifer can tap her ChargePoint card on the station itself to get in the queue.
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Previously, refugees like Amin would often have had to queue for bags of beans, flour, bulgur wheat and other staples.
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"I didn't look sick," Durham says, so she took her place at the back of a long queue of patients.
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Instead of waiting for shuffle to queue them up, I take control of my own destiny and play them myself.
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You can decide opening hours, add a custom waiting music, distribute calls, record calls, queue customers, transfer calls and more.
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You can also queue up shows or movies on Netflix and Hulu or tune into sports during a game night.
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We've got you covered with the eight movies to move up in the queue before the end of the month.
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The process for getting metal into the queue then includes rent payment, provision of shipping instructions and customs-clearance documents.
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