Also nearby are several doors, grown rickety from serial slamming.
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On their way there, they cross a strange, rickety bridge.
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Fans filled rickety wooden bleachers that have ached for success.
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Excluding rickety European banks, they have been flat at 17%.
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Hundreds of smaller suppliers with rickety finances could go bust.
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Strong breezes shook rickety rooftops and downpours battered the coast.
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We didn't hear the rickety white Suzuki Alto pull up.
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"The swings are so rickety," she would say one day.
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The boats are often rickety wooden vessels or rubber dinghies.
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But our trio has avoided capture on the rickety boat.
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That edifice is at once intellectually rigid and formally rickety.
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Someone pushed a long, rickety cart filled with case files.
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Lower interest rates are making Europe's rickety banks even more fragile.
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Business has been rickety; earnings fell by a fifth last quarter.
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And the government banned some of the most polluting, rickety buses.
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Safford's second-grade classroom is a rickety bungalow slated for demolition.
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Parents routinely clean the rickety rooms, and there is no drinking water.
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They often arrive on Southeast Asian shores in rickety boats seeking asylum.
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As we climb into a rickety elevator, Wu is beaming with excitement.
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She admitted to disliking only rickety lifts, and fleas in her hair.
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The three also allegedly took payments for packing migrants onto rickety boats.
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Everything looks a little rickety, but we opt for the ferris wheel.
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Local media had reported injuries after monsoon winds blew over rickety structures.
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There skippers load rickety wooden fishing vessels with provisions for a month.
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Could these rickety boards have once supported the weight of a cow?
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The camera accompanies a man down several stories in a rickety elevator.
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Instead he rode up on a rickety little bike he had borrowed.
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But the coalition is a rickety one, composed of 18 different parties.
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Room 106 was so rickety a chair leg fell through the floor.
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Some of his later plays — the plots are extremely rickety and chaotic.
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I open a rickety gate, follow a muddy path inscribed by horseshoes.
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That rickety bridge you have to cross on the way to school?
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And there's an old rickety staircase that goes around to the roof.
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Greg Friendshuh's oxygen tank and rain jacket still sit by the rickety door.
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They are sitting on rickety benches around the edges of a cement church.
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The faded "Keep Out" signs along the rickety fence are all but redundant.
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Life Lesson #4: Nothing — especially not a rickety old house — is worth this.
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Often, the rickety vessels break apart or capsize, leaving people stranded at sea.
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The trio continues to call Flora's name when they pass a rickety barn.
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Iraq's irrigation methods are often wasteful, and the equipment tends to be rickety.
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Rubio is the flawed, rickety lifeboat we cling to, the amulet we clutch.
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I had ordered the rickety ambulance that brought my grandmother to the hospital.
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"The stairs are a little rickety," she murmured and hit the light switch.
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They don't want a rickety early demo marring the entireimage of their game.
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The Trump campaign has shown what a rickety contraption the GOP coalition is.
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And here is where this entire framework for analyzing Comey's conduct grows rickety.
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Hundreds of rickety shelters line a track running through a nearby industrial park.
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Early on Friday she posted pictures of a rickety boat crammed with people.
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The rickety train I took decades ago was a leftover from colonial times.
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But this was a rickety scaffolding on which to build an immigration policy.
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As Harry proves, we're all actors, working with whatever rickety materials we've got.
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This in turn may demand new laws that reboot America's rickety antitrust regulators.
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But even the law's defenders acknowledged that the markets were rickety and vulnerable.
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He finished 13 of 23 for 141 yards to end a personally rickety season.
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The comic calm with which Petersen's shapes accept their rickety situation holds our attention.
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Rickety coalitions hold up the orthodoxy in places where it has not already fallen.
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Citizens have long put up with rickety electrical and water systems — and widespread corruption.
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Another picture, also printed in black-and-white, shows men aboard a rickety boat.
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It is a rickety piece of legislation, constructed in 1938 to combat Nazi propaganda.
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It will also destroy a developmental ladder which had already been looking quite rickety.
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Patients who make it inside lie on rickety beds, drips in their skinny arms.
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A nearby manmade lake, spanned by a rickety bridge, chirps with frogs and insects.
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Others boarded rickety wooden boats or stood on the roofs of partially submerged houses.
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Most live like them in rickety tents with no running water and inadequate sanitation.
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Instead, he wants to expose the rickety foundations that high-flown rhetoric can obscure.
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Luckily, NASA got the rickety machine spiffed up before Armstrong went to the moon.
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They don't want a rickety early demo marring the entire image of their game.
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Mr Cryan is overhauling Deutsche's rickety computer systems, closing offices and shedding 9,000 jobs.
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The trailers are old and rickety, they said, and it's tough to get coverage.
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His next bit was about the Cyclone, the rickety roller coaster on Coney Island.
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That rickety infrastructure could just not sustain or benefit from all of the opportunity.
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America's IRS has not suffered a comparable breach but its computer systems are rickety.
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In 20043, Rusdi Kirana started a low-cost carrier with a few rickety jets.
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I put the book back on the rickety table beside a pile of Legos.
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"As rickety as it was, it would take off as soon as we boarded."
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Coast Guards in white hazmat suits transfer starving souls from rickety boats to navy ships.
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Our current shelter system is a hodgepodge of repurposed manufacturing sites and rickety apartment buildings.
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Bankers had committed widespread fraud on top of a rickety and poorly structured financial system.
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Most migrants travel from North Africa on rickety, overcrowded boats that often capsize or sink.
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Clinging on while Trico climbs rickety scaffolding is thrilling, even if it's entirely non-interactive.
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Refugees from Eritrea, stuffed in the hold of a rickety fishing boat headed for Italy.
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There has been a fresh upsurge of migrants setting out in rickety boats from Libya.
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In most cases, Rohingya head to Malaysia and Thailand on rickety boats arranged by traffickers.
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The Who's "Tommy" is a wonderful rock album, but a very rickety piece of narrative.
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They usually make the voyage through people-smuggling networks via Indonesia, often in rickety vessels.
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He chews betel and he lives in a rickety hut made of plastic and bamboo.
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Odette and Rebecca eventually followed, boarding a rickety boat and landing on a Florida beach.
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It's a makeshift jumble of rickety homes at high risk of flooding, landslides and disease.
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PALERMO, Sicily — Off the coast of Sicily, a rickety boat of migrants is in distress.
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Impeachment is a tall and rickety ladder; conviction is a tiny window, barely cracked open.
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Cesare Onori, in San Pellegrino di Norcia, has 45 cows living under a rickety roof.
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The Rohingya migrants' rickety houses offered little resistance to the storm's high winds, officials said.
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Joe Biden: The Biden train is on rickety tracks, but it keeps on holding on.
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Down a thin and rickety spiral staircase, the bassoon's thick purr vibrates through the walls.
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If your bank account is looking rickety, you can take the first steps towards abundance now.
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All edifices crumble sometime but even in his prime, Ferentz was rickety as often as sturdy.
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Abir dances in a laundromat, rides in a cab, and sprints up a rickety NYC stairwell.
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He rode on rickety school buses, sat at scratched-up desks and read second-hand textbooks.
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Their rickety teepees, lined with blankets, are heated only with campfire embers brought inside at nightfall.
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Others still were seen descending rickety ladders down dark shafts to forage for higher quality silicate.
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I'll walk past our overstuffed, rickety closet and fire up my laptop, clicking over to Landwatch.
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His evasions and deceptions are a big part of what's propping up the rickety GOP union.
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Lansdale and his dozen-odd advisers played a crucial role in stabilising the rickety new state.
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Bills began piling higher on our makeshift dining-room table, a rickety card table from Ikea.
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Ready to hop on the rickety emotional rollercoaster that has been this whole season of Girls?
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Now a 1.5-mile stretch of the expressway is so rickety it needs to be replaced.
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But the family drama remains, as it seemed to me at the Public, rickety and unconvincing.
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Not only are our election guardians merely outmatched, but the system they guard is also rickety.
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Some are even sold into slavery before being loaded onto rickety boats for the Mediterranean crossing.
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A conference room named after a Star Wars planet was reached via a rickety swinging bridge.
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After a few hours, a rickety boat pulled up, and everyone except Kris's husband climbed aboard.
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What followed was an epic collapse of the rickety system they have relied on for decades.
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A moment later, Nat would bustle through the rickety screen door in her blue bathing suit.
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A moment later, Nat would bustle through the rickety screen door in her blue bathing suit.
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That rickety bus bounced and jounced along dirt roads and pulled into an Arizona elementary school.
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In smaller, less favored towns, conditions can be far worse, with rickety infrastructure and coal pollution.
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At the opposite end of the room there's a number of rickety grade-school-level interactive exhibits.
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On our second day with the children, we photographed a rickety bridge and visited two Berber villages.
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Based on a rickety old Disney ride, the idea was risky, as Disney's first PG-133 movie.
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They joined north-eastern liberals, union members and non-whites to form a rickety but large coalition.
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When the bottom dropped out on some rickety scaffolding, I felt my guts rise into my throat.
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A cellular machine assembled in a test tube from prefab components is by nature a bit rickety.
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Its main road is a two-lane highway linked by rickety bridges and plied by ox carts.
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This economy is rickety and rockety, you know, and returns are not going to be that great.
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Dr. Kramer shouldn't risk losing readers so early in the climb with rickety little cairns of humblebrag.
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A rickety elevator took us to the top floor, and then we walked down a dim corridor.
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The perilous journey to Thailand and Malaysia, often undertaken in overcrowded, rickety vessels, has cost many lives.
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Up the rickety stairs, the rooms were all squalid, though one had some semblance of a residence.
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The natural next step is allowing a rickety entity collapse and letting everyone watch investors lose money.
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Mr. Mohamad jumped onto a rickety scooter and puttered nervously across the desert as explosions rang out.
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Our success or failure will affect our stature at a time of rickety public trust in us.
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Our rickety boat flew the green, red and yellow Kurdish flag as proudly as a naval warship.
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Decades later, Abby, the witness (Tuppence Middleton), is faced with selling her mom's rickety Niagara Falls motel.
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They were renting snorkels, fins and masks from a rickety wooden desk for the equivalent of $2.
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As the chilly winter air seeped through rickety windowpanes, she gave a rare interview about her work.
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The dangerous journey to Thailand and Malaysia, often undertaken in overcrowded, rickety vessels, has cost many lives.
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The subways are rickety, the schools are dysfunctional, the rent is too damn high and getting higher.
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At sea, boats from Tanmen rammed and sank one of the rickety Vietnamese vessels coming out to protest.
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"WHERE would you rather be?" asks a bumper sticker on the back of a rickety-looking Toyota Corolla.
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IN A rickety warehouse on the banks of London's Thames sit mountains of caramel-coloured raw cane-sugar.
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Outdated, rickety voting machines without paper trails make that much harder, and risk worsening any post-election discontent.
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She walks across rickety boards that bridge her house to the sidewalk; below flows a garbage-filled stream.
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Those who are not allowed to enter Aruba often travel in rickety boats under the cover of darkness.
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The nation's rickety power grid is commonly cited as an issued hindering growth in the continent's largest economy.
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Financial aid would help these towns pave choppy streets, shore up rickety bridges or repair leaking sewer lines.
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"I am a Rohingya," he tells CNN, while seated on the edge of an old rickety red boat.
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Its prison is surrounded by a rickety reed fence and doesn't look much like a prison at all.
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Rickety wooden shelves were stocked with sardines, cigarettes, beer, soda, kitchen utensils, light bulbs and other household goods.
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Modern moneyed New York had arrived at a rickety remnant of the 22008th-century city via express mail.
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Another reward could come if the Yankees promoted the left-hander Justus Sheffield to fortify their rickety rotation.
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People from the Middle East and Africa are taking rickety boats and making treacherous treks to reach Europe.
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A rickety 1998 Dodge Ram held together, it seems, with not much else except for spit and glue.
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Consider: The financially rickety Trump Organization, shunned by most mainstream banks, long relied on less scrupulous Russian investors.
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But the framework that the show's creators, Chad Hodge and Blake Crouch, build off that incident is rickety.
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Then mount the rickety staircase to Pier 92; once you've finished there, take the elevator down and escape.
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But it just has this sort of rickety sound — beautifully hellacious, but also a little broken and tender.
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There's a sense that these songs are assembled from a thousand tiny little hooks, clicking into rickety constructions.
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Public resentment against strict internet censorship, increased consumer prices and rickety public infrastructure has been growing, local media reported.
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In recent years, thousands of migrants seeking a better life in Europe sailed from Libya on rickety, overcrowded boats.
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Yet banks' information-technology systems are a curious mixture of the old and rickety and the sleek and modern.
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This rickety measure undergirds America's entire welfare system, determining the flow of hundreds of billions of dollars a year.
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This rickety ferris wheel brings it out in me and I grasp the handlebar while my friends enjoy themselves.
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We stood at a high, rickety cocktail table and made small talk about our shared origins in New Jersey.
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But the same woodies that look so wondrous from afar can be rickety, shaky and head-jangling to ride.
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It has finally fired up Nigeria's three rickety oil refineries, and the wait in Lagos improved drastically last week.
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For every piece inserted to stabilize a rickety roster, another is pulled out just as quickly, creating more imbalance.
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I always pictured him steaming in a rickety boat up a river that no white man had ever seen.
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We got stuck behind a truckload of squealing pigs whose rickety pen threatened to spill them onto our windshield.
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Locks and other items not fitting correctly appears to be par for the course in my rickety old home.
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And while velvet chairs remained, many of them were rickety; 21951 were said to date to the first concert.
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This single set, designed by Marsha Ginsberg, fizzes with playful menace, suggested most blatantly by a rickety fairground ride.
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Controversies aside, Pressa's music is firmly of its time, his distinct voice a melodic squeal atop rickety trap instrumentation.
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There is also the question of whether Puerto Rico should modernize its rickety and outmoded system while it rebuilds.
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Desperate to escape Myanmar, many refugees have crowded onto rickety fishing vessels to cross the Naf River into Bangladesh.
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Finally, they load their few possessions into a rickety motorboat and set off across the Adriatic Sea, for Italy.
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The McPoyles are there (thankfully), as are Bill Ponderosa and Gail the Snail, with Rickety Cricket showing up later.
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He emerges with treasures: the props and furniture out of which he fashions provisional rooms, illuminated by rickety lamps.
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This in turn allows Radcliffe to make the most of the very difficult business of climbing a rickety ladder.
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Madrigal, in Armistead Maupin's "Tales of the City," rents out rooms in her large, rickety, and frankly crumbling house.
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Burtynsky stood inches from the photo and squinted at a rickety pier extending from the distilleries to the creek.
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After dark, Mr. Madden and Mr. Cline climbed the rickety staircase that led to the Ghost Ship's second floor.
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A rickety bridge crosses the heart of the hamlet, packed Ponte Vecchio-style with quaint shops on either side.
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Reaching the area required a two-hour plane ride on a rickety aircraft, which landed in an empty meadow.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan constructed an ambitious yet rickety framework that has proven unable to withstand contact with reality.
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The 2008 financial crisis and the ongoing Syrian refugee crisis have put the EU's rickety political institutions under strain.
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The toddler was plucked from a rickety boat by Italian coast guard in November 2016 and handed into state care.
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It houses three TV cameras, all mounted on rickety tripods and manned by chain-smoking technicians in denim and leather.
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An extended collapse could feed into bond and loan defaults, hurting balance sheets at rickety banks and indebted local governments.
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R.F.K.'s rickety stands and floor would shake so violently when spectators got rowdy that it felt like earthquake tremors.
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Opponents say the bullet train is wasteful and the money would be better used upgrading the country's rickety rail infrastructure.
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In a nerve-shredding journey across the California desert, it torments a middle-aged salesman driving a rickety Plymouth Valiant.
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You're in a rickety jalopy that needs to be powered by burning crates and other junk found around the world.
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A combination of cumbersome debts and a rickety tax system has made it vulnerable to the withdrawal of foreign funding.
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Many of these rickety little councils were out in Arab villages and townships barely worthy of being called population centers.
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She arrived in Greece in February after fleeing Syria with her family and crossing from Turkey in a rickety boat.
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The exhibition also explores the lives of 18th-century slaves who slept in Brooklyn farmhouse attics, accessible by rickety ladders.
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I was startled a few days later, when on a rickety boat halfway to the mainland, my phone buzzed alive.
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But when you cast all that aside and look at the rickety foundations below, the Olympics are, in fact, sports.
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The "barn finds" are no longer busted-up cars in traditional wooden buildings, but in rickety, shitty old iron sheds.
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An incredible scene on a rickety balcony offers sweeping views of the New York City skyline under siege by spooks.
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An avowed Luddite, he stabbed out invoices with one finger on a rickety typewriter using pastel-colored carbon-copy paper.
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And once the racial stress of the neighborhood asserts itself into their group of friends, that bond seems rickety, too.
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The army issued scores of demolition orders for the Bedouins' rickety hovels of corrugated tin, scrap wood and nylon fabric.
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Through Thursday, the Angels had used a club-record 55 players this season, including 13 starters in a rickety rotation.
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Both parties have stumbled to enact comprehensive health care reform because they insist on patching up a rickety, malfunctioning model.
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Congregated outside of the rickety structures are human-animal hybrids that drink beer, hold pissing contests, fight, and pass out.
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Later, at a rickety antique table in the living room, Dennett taught me a word game he'd perfected called Frigatebird.
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Afterward, we walked over to the Yau Ma Tei wholesale fruit market, in the shadow of crumbling, rickety old shophouses.
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An assortment of secondary characters are given story lines too flimsy to register, and the special effects are equally rickety.
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Hunger has driven some people to riot — and others into rickety fishing boats, fleeing Venezuela on reckless journeys by sea.
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It opens up pertinent topics: the American embargo, the rickety Cuban economy, the sense of a nation frozen in time.
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His unusual itinerary can be explained by geopolitics, the rickety state of North Korean aircraft and a bit of history.
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YC would no longer waft explorers out to sea in rickety ships but launch ironclad armadas to claim an empire.
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The Franco-Brazilian former chairman denies the charges, but the affair destabilised an already rickety relationship with alliance partner Renault.
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Most began the same way: The guest is flown in a rickety old Cessa from Culiacán, Sinaloa to a mountain hideout.
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The rickety home stood atop wooden posts that kept it elevated from the mud and sewage that tended to collect below.
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The environments range from spooky haunted houses to rickety pirate ships and each comes with its own unique set of obstacles.
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He's standing on a rickety staircase in the observatory of the University of Amsterdam, peering through a telescope at the sun.
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The shack is a one-story, rickety, pale-green house directly across the street from a graveyard and an elementary school.
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You're going to have the same ride, but the Cyclone can really be scary, because you're on this rickety wood thing.
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This year was one of those—and it showcased the rickety state of the competition, and of the industry at large.
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They showed children descending an 800-metre (2,600-foot) rock face on rickety ladders made of vines, wood and rusty metal.
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Tarantino demanded that she drive the car for the shot, and after taking a rickety turn, the car hit a tree.
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After passing a final security check, I climbed up the rickety staircase with fellow media members and entered the cavernous aircraft.
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As I began to stutter in reply, he wheeled back around and placed his palms flat on the high rickety table.
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Worn grooves in the sand serve as roads, snaking between rickety goat pens, drab canvas tents, and crumbling sand-brick houses.
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Realizing the lateness of the hour, she tucked her prize under her arm and made her way down the rickety staircase.
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Everywhere you look below the surface, Republicans show signs of discomfiture with Trump's temperament and the rickety state of his government.
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I knew that the second we met on a rickety bus in the Galápagos, where we were both journalists on assignment.
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A decade after his release, Mr. Boquete, 61, lives alone in a trailer in a rickety area of Fort Myers, Fla.
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Over the last two years, the Rickety Ranch in Hollis, New Hampshire, has sustained thousands of dollars in damages to vehicles.
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Steidl climbed a rickety staircase to the unrenovated downtown loft where Frank and his wife, June Leaf, have lived since 1971.
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Mr. Gonzalez splashed the gasoline at the bottom of a rickety staircase, the club's only means of exit, and ignited it.
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Built two years ago, it is made up of a half-dozen cantilevered cubes, like a rickety tower of Jenga blocks.
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The elderly were pushed in rickety wheelchairs or crude metal wheelbarrows towards an Islamic State flag that was half torn down.
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Blue Jays 24.20, Yankees 6 The Yankees' rickety chances of making a postseason run incurred two staggering body blows on Tuesday.
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I dealt with low-grade first-trimester nausea in the Scottish Highlands, sleeping it off in a rickety top bunk bed.
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One morning, Robert saw Rogers whizzing by, his 6-foot-3 frame dwarfing a rickety bike that barely seemed road worthy.
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The majority of refugees escape the country via Lake Albert, traveling on overpacked, rickety fishing boats for up to 10 hours.
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The world's strongmen may reign for years, perhaps decades — but their inevitable deaths will expose political systems built on rickety foundations.
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The six-by-three grid that forms the rickety grille is lined with just a few remaining, if determined, glass shards.
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Some experts say that it will take a rickety coalition of as many as four parties to form a new government.
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"Then it's time to go to the rope store," he says, then recommends a trip to the rickety stool store, too.
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And so my brother and sisters and I lived as orphans in our rickety house without any utilities or winter clothes.
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Still, as I climbed up a rickety ladder to enter the two-story detector, I felt a giddy sense of adventure.
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By exchanging the abstract for the concrete, Utopia Free addresses the matter of survival in the rickety edifice of late capitalism.
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Prosecutors charged Almena with turning the cluttered building into a "death trap" with few exits, rickety stairs and dark and dangerous passageways.
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Prosecutors say the men turned the cluttered building into a "death trap" with few exits, rickety stairs and dark and dangerous passageways.
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Hours before, he had waded out to the rickety boat he had paid thousands of Libyan dinars to carry his family safely.
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We squeezed into a rickety Mercedes taxi and sped through a deserted and bombed-out city, surviving the harrowing airport drive. 10.
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The government argues the deterrent has worked and stopped migrants from drowning at sea in rickety smugglers' boats en route to Australia.
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On March 22nd a local court will hear a petition demanding that the city government do more to strengthen the rickety ones.
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Elian Gonzalez The 6-year-old was on a rickety boat that capsized en route from Cuba to Florida, killing his mother.
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The Iraqi migrants had been promised a "big and modern" boat but were hauled onto a rickety raft and held at gunpoint.
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It encourages those who have made it to Libya to go home voluntarily, rather than risk a rickety boat across the Mediterranean.
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Not only did Ryan lose that election, too, but he is currently the load bearing block in the GOP's rickety Jenga tower.
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A scooter nightmare for cities might look something like this: Thousands of unused, rickety twists of metal and tire, sprawled across sidewalks.
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Midday, we arrive at the home of Archil Guniava, a modest house tucked behind a rickety wooden fence, with trees all around.
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He had that shaky old man walk that makes you worried when you see those rickety bones approach a set of stairs.
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There, they board overcrowded, rickety boats and sail on the Mediterranean Sea in hopes of reaching Europe and accessing more economic opportunities.
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Otto has set up shop in a rickety auto garage, close to a freeway entrance in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.
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Other locations in Europe appear less likely, the officials said, citing difficulties in getting Kim there on his rickety fleet of aircraft.
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Satoru Miyamato, professor at Seigakuin University, said he suspected growing demand for fish was luring more fishermen to sea in rickety boats.
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Weaving through the street vendors, with their green mangoes impossibly balanced on their rickety carts, I hear the shrill laughter of children.
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Foxing emerged from the rickety St. Louis scene in 2013 with The Albatross, one of the so-called emo revival's success stories.
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Do your diligence before you hop on a packed bus or rickety tram just because it offers a so-called authentic experience.
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The genius set and costume designer, Bunny Christie, has created a landscape of battered metal desks, stacked into rickety hills and valleys.
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Hundreds of thousands rendered their verdict on the new order, Hastings notes, by risking their lives to flee, often in rickety boats.
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The central bank has burned through nearly $1 billion in reserves since Wednesday in an effort to prop up the rickety peso.
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So one hot Sunday morning, I went deep into Brooklyn, passing factories and rickety buildings with garages big enough to hold bulldozers.
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"How ya doing!" he hollered, pointing and stepping through a rickety barbecue spot where a couple dozen fans awaited him on Thursday.
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Many arrive malnourished or injured, only to be herded aboard flimsy rafts and rickety boats by smugglers for the treacherous journey north.
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Lake Albert looked placid from the Ugandan shore, but its waves often battered and sometimes even sank rickety canoes crossing from Congo.
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If the problem is a rickety headboard banging against the wall, one Reddit user found that turning just 90 degrees solved the problem.
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Rather than a single smuggler's boat, there were three — rickety and severely overcrowded, each with about 25 desperate and exhausted people on board.
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Rather than a single smuggler's boat, there were three — rickety and severely overcrowded, each with about 150 desperate and exhausted people on board.
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From the car window I spotted a rickety-looking pedestrian bridge across the Sutlej River, and, intrigued, I asked the driver to stop.
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The smell of death is the first sign their rickety ships are about to land, because they dump their corpses in the sea.
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Peter O'Neill, the incumbent prime minister, has managed to hold his rickety coalition together for the past five years, though not without controversy.
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The government says the policies are necessary to stop asylum seekers dying at sea aboard the often rickety boats used by people smugglers.
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In the late 2000s, two young Australians traveled across the United States with a camera, a rickety ice cream truck, and an idea.
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It is created by politicians who cannot resist offering extraordinary, extremely expensive and rickety lifelines to individuals whose suffering makes the TV news.
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She wrote books, lectured, managed the rickety finances and tormented British Rail while the men, especially John Betjeman, the poet, grabbed the attention.
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At the stop in Domodossola, 10 cars' worth of travelers tried without success to squeeze into the rickety two-car train to Locarno.
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The scene repeats itself with minor variations throughout the journey: a muddy path rather than a staircase, a rickety little jetty or two.
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An impoverished agrarian province with rickety infrastructure and poor healthcare services, Bihar has a history of flooding in its northern areas bordering Nepal.
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The images showed a rickety fishing boat tipping over, sending hundreds of people — many clad in orange life vests — tumbling into the sea.
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Lawanda and I sunk into a small, rickety table by the window while Ross ordered us fried conch with rice, a Bahamian speciality.
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But in images reminiscent of desperate Cubans fleeing their homeland in decades past, Venezuelans increasingly are taking to the sea in rickety boats.
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At his Manhattan office, he keeps his parents' Scandinavian brown-wood armchair alongside his desk, although its joints have grown rickety with age.
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In recent years, many thousands of asylum seekers have drowned while attempting the perilous Mediterranean crossing on rickety boats managed by unscrupulous traffickers.
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Russian companies have signed various modest, multi-million dollar deals with Cuba in recent years to upgrade its rickety industrial sector and infrastructure.
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As Trump himself noted, too bad the press did not exert the same energy into investigating Hillary Clinton's rickety, illegal bathroom email server.
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I remember stopping by the springs in Baile Homorod at the tail end of our overnight trips in my family's rickety Mercedes minivan.
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They move on by truck at night, then paddle in canoes to an island, and board a rickety boat crammed with 50 people.
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Indeed, the gymnasium — in a dank basement, under a rickety wooden running track — feels like a walk-in time capsule or museum exhibit.
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It is humbling to be at the mercy of such a seemingly unstoppable virus amid a rickety and inequitable American health care system.
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A cancer-stricken Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, the Western-backed autocrat, had gone into exile in mid-January, leaving behind a rickety regency council.
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There's a rickety, plastic quality to the music exactly suited to the occasion, evocative of old toy stores and elaborately crafted gingerbread sculptures.
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But, in the blazing heat, sitting at a rickety metal chair by a ferry terminal, I eat that sausage like a woman possessed.
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He has led demands that the RBI loosen restrictions on India's rickety state-run banks and hand more of its reserves to the government.
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Media reports have emerged this year of organ traders targeting African migrants desperate for money to pay their way to Europe on rickety boats.
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The family squeezes into the room, which barely holds the mattress, a rickety bookshelf to hold clothes, and a propane burner to cook food.
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He built a rickety seven-foot riser for his drum kit, so that he towered over his bandmates like some sort of magnificent despot.
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Thi Bui was three years old when her parents and siblings stowed away in a rickety fishing boat bound for coastal Malaysia in 1978.
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His proposed budget cut NFIP funding to help pay for a border wall; Harvey might save the programme for now, rickety as it is.
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About 5,700 children crossed the narrow but dangerous sea passage between Greece and Turkey in just 12 days aboard rickety, overcrowded boats, it said.
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I think I need to find a country with a rickety government and no extradition policy, and just kind of slip through the cracks.
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The entrance is via a rickety wooden bridge over a dyke; a path through a dense thicket delivers you into a sudden green wildness.
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Related: The Deadly Journey From Libya's Migrant Jails But a place on a crowded, often rickety boat is no guarantee of getting anywhere alive.
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But the chances are slim that an agreement so rickety will last long enough to provide a platform for serious peace talks in Geneva.
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An impoverished agrarian province with rickety infrastructure and poor healthcare services, Bihar has a history of flooding in its northern areas that border Nepal.
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" Humans Rights Watch (HRW) also warned that "rickety structures won't be able to withstand the storms and heavy rains of the imminent monsoon season.
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One of Bolsonaro's immediate legislative priorities is to win approval for a much-needed pension reform to prop up the country's rickety public finances.
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They died after two rickety boats capsized as they fled a Myanmar army counteroffensive that followed Rohingya insurgent attacks on security forces last week.
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The mothers refusing their children a trip to the amusement park will now tell them not about a rickety swing but about a bombing.
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"This is ridiculous," the old man said, standing up and gesturing with his hands for as long as his rickety legs could hold him.
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In this respect, gun owners are in the same rickety boat as Muslims, immigrants, and anyone who has felt threatened by Trump's campaign rhetoric.
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There, in one of six tiny ramshackle cabins perched 50 feet in the air — accessible by a dangerously rickety ladder — the second group awaits.
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The ties could be rickety, or slick with oil, or set wide enough apart for a human body to slip through — or all three.
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There is no wonder that young girls are fearful for what their future in our messed up, rickety and flimsy American society may hold.
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Screened in a rickety cardboard theater painted bright Heineken-green, the show's packing-tape aesthetic mirrors the work of Thomas Hirschhorn, another artist-provocateur.
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The First Narcissist's all-consuming blend of braggadocio and insecurity has turned Washington and its rickety institutions into a dystopian outpost of his id.
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In the meantime, rangers have been posted on rickety wooden stands built into jungle trees, ordered to keep their eyes peeled for the tiger.
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It's possible to purchase bleacher seats for the Palio, but they are expensive — as much as several hundred dollars — and look a bit rickety.
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They saw their beloved game—an island full of guns and rickety towers—pulled into an event horizon at the apex of the world.
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Gone are the classic dips and turns of the rickety old Jet Star, the thundering vibrations of its cars rippling through the boardwalk wood.
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Judging from the first episode, the investigation is to be a rickety one, with lots of conjecture and not a lot of hard evidence.
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Rickety balance sheets among smaller lenders – and the expectation that larger institutions like PSBC might be forced to rescue them – have dampened market sentiment.
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It's not rare to see boys, young boys, picking their way up rickety scaffolding—paint tin hanging from one arm, brush in the other.
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Tanzania wants to profit from its long coastline and upgrade its rickety railways and roads to serve the growing economies in east and central Africa.
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Even so, it gives the headset a much more rickety build quality, which has taken an overall downgrade from the original Rift, in my opinion.
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However, many continue to pay smugglers to take them on the dangerous journey through the Aegean Sea and in to Europe on rickety, overloaded boats.
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The result would be a streamlined group that is accountable to investors, instead of a rickety legal pyramid designed before India won independence in 1947.
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Last week, as he stepped on a rickety bridge balanced over flood-swollen waters, the sound of a woman sobbing stopped him in his tracks.
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Nor, strikingly, does Emanuel get any credit for the fact that without that rickety majority – the only congressional majority Democrats have enjoyed in twenty years!
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IN THE rickety wooden markets in Nairobi, where traders sell old books, second-hand clothes and kitchenware, walking away is a buyer's last negotiating ploy.
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The three siblings boarded two rickety ships—Nahdi's grandmother and one brother traveling in the first boat, and the other brother traveling in the second.
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The door to the toilet is blocked shut with a piece of wood so the wind doesn't get in and uproot the rickety old structure.
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Bullet train critics say the funds would be far better spent to modernize India's slow and rickety state-controlled rail system, the world's fourth largest.
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She sells eggs internationally: twice a month a rickety lorry comes up to collect crates of them to take to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Tens of thousands of migrants risked their lives on dangerous journeys aboard rickety smuggler boats leaving the coasts of Libya or Egypt to reach Italy.
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Brazil's government is struggling to drum up congressional approval for its pension reform bill, widely seen a crucial to stabilizing the country's rickety public finances.
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The obstacles come in the form of precocious children who don't want to learn and wild storms that threaten to destroy the rickety school building.
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The famed roller coaster ran on an endless loop — the cars rising and falling on its rickety track — but the seats were all empty. Spooky.
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I sat on my horse, thinking about the daylong ride on a rickety bus to the nearest hospital, and hoped it wouldn't be me either.
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Chris Andersen emerges upon hearing the clarion call of a rickety airboat's whirring blade, as is his wont being a swamp creature, and flops aboard.
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Many villages were connected to the rest of the country by rutted dirt roads and a rickety railway erected by the British a century ago.
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They tend to think we live in the "Outback" in rickety lean-tos, fighting off an unending legion of kangaroos, crocodiles, snakes, and giant spiders.
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The family lived in the town of Burari, north of the capital, where a large migrant population lives in rickety buildings squished into congested alleyways.
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Just outside, a woman was struggling to bungee-tie a tower of paper towels and facial-tissue boxes onto her rickety three-wheeled shopping basket.
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Some lower-end mowers are rickety and uncomfortable to use, and some mowers don&apost have the power necessary to mow inclines or tall grass.
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The government says the policy is meant to deter human traffickers from sending desperate people to Australia on rickety boats, usually by way of Indonesia.
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I followed her through a maze of painted plywood, and down the rickety set of peeling stairs to a rack of clothing by Tsumori Chisato.
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Early on, when it was clear that Biden would be attacked as the rickety embodiment of a bygone Democratic establishment, the campaign faced a dilemma.
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Inmates cite a different culprit, a rickety reclining chair from which the officer fell, gashing his head as the two prisoners rushed to his aid.
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Diverted toward a rickety pontoon bridge, I hit a mile of stopped vehicles, all halted by a car that had slipped off the steel slats.
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Instead, migrants en route to Libya frequently wind up imprisoned by smugglers for months, before being shipped across the Mediterranean on rickety boats, she says.
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Current users note that it is functionally sort of rickety — a mixture of old interfaces and new ones, clearly run by a relatively small team.
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It is yet another signs that the foundations of our democratic system may be more rickety than we ever would have imagined six months ago.
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Medhane Yehdego Mered, nicknamed "the General", had been heard on intercepted telephone calls boasting about cramming more people onto rickety boats than other traffickers, prosecutors said.
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The fishermen who voluntarily rescue migrants from rickety boats or overcrowded dinghies have been left unable to help or work after freezing weather wrecked their vessels.
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The main part of the diamond district is made up of men inviting shoppers up rickety stairs into small rooms a few flights up old buildings.
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Last year thousands of them took to the sea in rickety boats, but that escape route has been disrupted by Thailand's crackdown on people-smuggling networks.
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The other concern is that rickety voting infrastructure dents Americans' confidence in the process; the new report comes just 20 months before the next presidential election.
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Their mother, 26-year-old Merhawit Tesfamariam from Eritrea, gave birth to the boys on board a rickety boat off the Libyan coast in late August.
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The pension reform is the far-right government's flagship economic proposal, which it says will prop up rickety public finances and kick-start long-lagging growth.
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Later, a rickety wooden bridge collapsed before we could cross it, but using the winch to pull down two support beams transformed it into a ramp.
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After Soviet tanks rolled into Vilnius in 1944, resistance fighters battled the Red Army for nearly a decade from rickety hideaways in the country's vast forests.
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"I want to leave this country," she told me, even if it meant getting into an overcrowded, rickety boat and taking her chances on the sea.
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Fifty years ago, on July 20, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped off a tiny, rickety spacecraft and onto the surface of the moon.
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News media representatives from around the world rode a rickety elevator to the press box high above Armstrong, holding their breath while awaiting the inevitable breakdown.
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Each week he makes his way up a rickety wooden staircase that is more like a series of ladders, to reset, wind and maintain the clock.
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From the Phoenix, rescuers use Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) to reach rubber dinghies or rickety wooden boats packed with migrants, usually from sub-Saharan Africa.
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Vic Journal VIC, Spain — Rolling his rickety red tractor through a rural valley in Catalonia, Jordi Colom seemed like just another farmer heading to the fields.
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Media companies that were rickety are now much weaker and now you've got a phone in your hand that can replace a lot of ... Right, exactly.
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It does not display its collection in a pristine environment on stark walls but in a rickety wooden structure with a leaky roof and no heat.
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I traveled with this piece from Atlanta in a ferry down the Intracoastal Waterway and then in a rickety golf cart to the island's public beach.
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That suggested lingering effects from the authorities' previous efforts to crack down on some of the murkier parts of the vast but rickety Chinese financial system.
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A slow-motion banking disaster has largely been contained, as growth has limited bad loans while the most rickety institutions have been bailed out and restructured.
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What followed was an epic collapse of the rickety system Iowa has relied on for decades to tabulate the results of a largely analog electoral contest.
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One is Jan van Goyen's 1638 painting "Huts on a Canal," which portrays a farmer and his pigs crossing a rickety bridge near thatch-roofed houses.
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INFRASTRUCTURE, INDUSTRY DEALS Russian companies have signed various modest, multi-million dollar deals with Cuba in recent years to upgrade its rickety industrial sector and infrastructure.
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Back in Recife, head to Bar Central in Recife's historic district, where rickety sidewalk tables are set out in front of a compact block of bars.
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Both teams have rickety rotations but bullpens that their managers know how to use, Buck Showalter's playoff blunder (Zach Britton is still waiting to pitch) notwithstanding.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To get to Y Gallery in Manhattan's Lower East Side, you have to climb five long flights of rickety stairs.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)The slap of dominoes on the rickety wooden table echoes around the courtyard of the Mother Teresa Senior Home on the outskirts of Caracas.
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Chinese construction on the reef, which began two decades ago as a few rickety shelters perched on stilts, now covers an area larger than 500 football fields.
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Back then, this rickety old structure was the go-to joint for a foreign kickboxer looking to break his or her shins on the Bangkok fight stage.
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Just like thousands of children fleeing conflict, she has to cross the sea on a rickety and overcrowded boat in her bid to reach a safe haven.
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So when it was time to try his hand at making women's clothes, his mother bought him a "rickety, 45 GBP sewing machine" that he'd eventually break.
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The winter months have made the crossing increasingly dangerous, bringing low temperatures and rough seas that batter the rickety and overcrowded boats that set out from Turkey.
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Inside the company's sky-high walls, however, immersion has a distinctly Nintendo tone, as a huge Bokoblin points a bow and arrow atop a rickety watch tower.
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It also comes with a sort of rickety stand that I might want to throw away so that I just put the whole thing on the floor.
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Back then, kids everywhere grabbed their wheelie bikes, made rickety ramps and staged backyard jumps to be more like the daredevil in the star-spangled white jumpsuit.
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He loped to the podium, incongruously rickety in this lithe company, and in his croaky New York whine rattled off his idealistic policies, some reasonable, most unachievable.
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The ECB has suggested that new rickety loans should be completely written off within a maximum of seven years, and not sit on the banks' books indefinitely.
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Star Ewan McGregor does his best to keep the rickety story on its tracks, but it's the incomparable Pooh, voiced by Jim Cummings, who steals the show.
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Smart sanctions targeting the Assad regime, strangling the ability of Russia to function as a destabilizing force in a rickety house of international law, are not glamorous.
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But it also makes them sitting ducks for thieves and ruffians who are not down with hipsters buying rickety on Craigslist and churning out reasonably priced food.
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The chassis frame showed up from the US in the early 1900s, and horse-drawn modes of transport were swapped for the rickety-looking, polychrome-painted buses.
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Liu is one of the "bathing beauties" who frequents the title lake, an area replete with rickety cabins that is depicted as a bedraggled center for prostitution.
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We bargained with local fishermen to take us there, and climbed into their rickety dugout canoe, literally a floating mango tree trunk with its insides scooped out.
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But his best work, as proved by a surprising exhibition at Japan Society, reveals the self as a rickety thing, and national identity as even more fragile.
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On the rocky banks of the Euphrates in the former capital of the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate, boatmen yell to coax passengers onto rickety metal barges.
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The one exception may be the Build With Strength coalition, which fought mass timber's inclusion in the IBC, characterizing it as rickety, highly flammable, and environmentally unsustainable.
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Some two dozen migrants, among them three infants and one pregnant woman, landed in a rickety boat on the rocky shores of the Aguila beach, Gran Canaria.
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Draped in his brother's old overcoat, Kennedy climbed the rickety steps leading to the back of a pickup truck that would serve that night as his podium.
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I had shoved everything I needed into a rickety folding cart that I had wheeled into our building's elevator when my ex came running down the hall.
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Descending the rickety ladder, I pushed off into the water and breaststroked to the deepest part, at the center, to avoid entanglement with hidden weeds and roots.
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As the world's second-largest economy, after the United States, it relies on a rickety financial system that is mired in debt and susceptible to hidden stresses.
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They cleared a swath of mosquito-infested mangroves and cobbled together what were at first rickety shacks that sank time and again in the mud and rain.
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"Just a few basic ingredients that combine to become something quite magical, especially when consumed on a rickety wooden stool in a crowded fly restaurant," she says.
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"He's a close friend," the slight, wiry youth says from the group's makeshift studio, up a couple of narrow, rickety flights of stairs in a cramped neighborhood building.
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Although the idea of being at the top of the food chain makes these companies sound ruthless and all-conquering, rickety and overextended are often more fitting adjectives.
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Ever stronger restrictions on the lorries carrying goods across the rickety single carriageway of Dandong's "Friendship Bridge" might seem a worrying prospect for the city of 22014,22010 people.
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Austria&aposs chancellor says European border guards should be allowed to go to north Africa to prevent migrants from setting off across the Mediterranean Sea in rickety boats.
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The state of the grid is another problem: so rickety is the network that former officials expect it will not be able to handle all the new generation.
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The world's first rollercoaster opened 200 years ago today — and since then, we've come a long way from the rickety wood rides of your great-great-grandma's day.
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While you're driving a 4x4 across a rickety bridge, or climbing a cliff, or venturing through booby-trapped tombs, the conversations become a constant hum in the background.
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I observed rustic cliffside towns dotted with hundreds of colorful tiny houses, rickety boats tied to docks, and tanned Italians jumping off tall rocks into clear cerulean waters.
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Gangs in Libya have built a lucrative trade out of packing migrants into rickety boats heading for Italy, where more than 65,000 have arrived so far this year.
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John James Audubon lived here in a rickety frame house, surrounded by birds and the creatures of the marshes, creeks, swamps and forests that once covered northern Manhattan.
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As an extreme example, Miller cites the European Union's controversial decision in 2014 to direct fewer resources to rescue missions for migrants on rickety boats in the Mediterranean.
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There was no way that my grandmother could take the hellish journey to the dacha on public transportation, so Yulia and I borrowed a friend's rickety old Lada.
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And he has reconstructed parts of its rickety porch in the gallery, after having traveled alongside the pieces in a truck for the 500-mile journey from Eden.
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But because much of its production infrastructure is old and rickety, Iran may be unable to increase output significantly without spending time and money upgrading its oil fields.
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Find a sun- bleached country with a rickety government and no extradition policy and kick back on the beach, avoiding the feds for the rest of my life.
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Often times in the case of Venom, the line between what's official and what's a bootleg is as rickety, blurry and collapsible as one of Abaddon's drum fills.
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We were in Siena a week before the first Palio of the summer, and the clay had just been laid, and rickety bleachers erected all around the racetrack.
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His grandparents, who had bought a rickety wood-frame house here during the Depression, were themselves too poor to leave once all the other Japanese families moved away.
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With its lyrics, the band also attempts — as the album title suggests — to recreate a late-hippie spirit that mixes hedonism, idealism and a conscience, a rickety balance.
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We hopped a rickety wooden green tram (222 pound fare, paid on the tram) and tottered for a kilometer or so eastbound through the neighborhood of Moharam Bek.
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There was no sign outside indicating that a ride up in a rickety open-air elevator would lead him to one of the city's most interesting watering holes.
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In the early days, Ziolkowski had little money, a faulty old compressor, and a rickety, seven-hundred-and-forty-one-step wooden staircase built to access the mountainside.
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As the Libyan uprising closed in on Colonel Qaddafi, his security forces did just that: They loaded hundreds of African migrants onto a rickety fishing vessel in Tripoli.
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I had shoved everything I needed into a rickety folding cart that I had wheeled it into our building's elevator when my ex came running down the hall.
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Now there I was, except I was steering an American-made Ford, not a rickety wagon prone to absconding wheels, and death by dysentery wasn't a significant concern.
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The privileged, known as the "Netted," have "angelfair" skin and live on high ground, while the "Surplus," whose skin is often "coppertoned," suffer on swampland and rickety houseboats.
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SAM is plopped onto site after site and breaks down thanks to a combination of buggy software, spotty Wi-Fi, robot arm arthritis, rickety scaffolding and bad weather.
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In her memoir, "How to Make Love Like a Porn Star" (2004), she recalled meeting the studio's founder in a rickety corrugated-steel office in an industrial park.
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The rickety instability of this music is riveting; it keeps you always on your toes, listening as things fall apart and — miraculously, against all odds — come back together.
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There is a whole range of reforms needed to the rickety US system of elections and governance, changes that make ambitious policy, on climate or anything else, possible.
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Some have said it could result in the smugglers raising prices for migrants and refugees to get a seat on the rickety boats they use to cross the Aegean.
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On the frontier between Europe and Africa, Italy is the focus for hundreds of thousands of migrants fleeing conflict and poverty in Africa, packed into rickety boats by smugglers.
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One bearded man with a rod though his broken leg was carried by six men in a rug, while an old woman was pushed in a rickety fruit cart.
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BERLIN – Austria&aposs chancellor says European border guards should be allowed to go to north Africa to prevent migrants from setting off across the Mediterranean Sea in rickety boats.
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It's a bit glossy — everyone in this fantasy is good-looking in that bland, Disney way, even the characters with pointy ears — and the special effects are sometimes rickety.
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Last year, more than one million refugees and migrants fled to Europe by sea or land, many of them undertaking perilous journeys on rickety boats organized by human traffickers.
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But many travel in inflatable rubber crafts or rickety wooden boats that are overcrowded and not equipped to make the long journey from North Africa across the vast sea.
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Perhaps the key is the rickety crane, which evokes, at least for me, the Constitutional compromises cobbled together to accommodate the demands of the slave states after the Revolution.
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For Lake Lachrymose, the production team built an entire village on a soundstage and a giant house on a gimbal that could rotate and move the visually rickety structure.
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The album sticks in one's ear partially because of Kline's softly messy sonic signature, mixing electric guitar chug with acoustic guitar lilt to conjure breezy, rickety, restless forward motion.
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Print newspapers are still the main source of information, many cinemas still use single-screen projectors, and bicycles along with rickety outdated and overcrowded public transport are the norm.
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The stairs used to be more rickety, and the nails in the benches that cut you on the ass are gone, but the bones of this place haven't changed.
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Most global automakers have plants in the country, benefiting from tariffs that keep out imports, which they say help offset the country's high labor costs and often rickety infrastructure.
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Not all his deficiencies can be explained by his surroundings, but it'd be interesting to see how he'd look in a less-rickety system, complemented by more obedient defenders.
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Palmer has now been sacked 249 times this season and, playing behind a rickety offensive line, has been hit more than any other quarterback in the league (2200 times).
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They bathe with cups of water warmed on the stove and keep their clothes in an attic, climbing a rickety ladder every few days in order to change them.
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As Europe's worst migration crisis since World War Two continues, more than 21,5573 people are thought to have died this year after being packed into rickety boats by traffickers.
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As Europe's worst migration crisis since World War Two continues, more than 2,500 people are thought to have died this year after being packed into rickety boats by traffickers.
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Phoolvati is still haunted by the image of her daughter, Bahomani, clutching the aluminum box with the family's valuables as the rickety rescue boat pushed away from her house.
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After an already rickety launch, "Solo: A Star Wars Story" took a nose-dive at the box office in its second week in theaters, earning just $29.3 million domestically.
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Coney Island Cyclone at Luna Park, Coney Island, Brooklyn "Yes, it's old; yes, it's rickety; yes, it feels like it's going to fall apart underneath you," Mr. Murphy said.
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The killings took place in Bishkek, the rickety capital of the Central Asian republic of Kyrgyzstan, at the start of the 2010 revolution that overthrew Mr. Bakiyev's autocratic rule.
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It is gleaming and sleek and airy, especially compared to its predecessor, the rickety, rackety Tappan Zee Bridge, which will remain open in the other direction until the fall.
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Lured by traffickers, hundreds attempt the perilous voyage to Malaysia on overcrowded, rickety vessels during the November-to-March window, when sea conditions in the region are usually calm.
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Op-Ed Contributor At Kwame Nkrumah Circle in central Accra, people form long lines each morning as they wait to pile into rickety minivans that take them to work.
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I sat for an hour on the slippery edge of a rickety chair, preparing to spring forward every time I saw young Cosgrove's muscles tighten under his coat sleeve.
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They have come to suspect, however, that the square footage they were given includes a rickety outdoor terrace they're barred from using unless they pay to have it fixed.
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The U.S. Coast Guard intercepted 102 Haitian migrants crowded on a rickety sailboat some 22 miles (35 kms) south of Great Inagua, Bahamas and sent them home on Wednesday.
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Ancient sulphur baths and tiny churches squat at the feet of futuristic skyscrapers, while rickety wooden houses lean into the hills, their gaily painted balconies perched in thin air.
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Hamza Hassoun, 54, earns a few dinars a day by selling a paltry assortment of candy and snacks on a rickety bench to pay for food and bottled water.
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Big Thief have been crafting fragile, noisy rock miniatures since their debut, Masterpiece (2016), on which their warm, rustic sound first emerged in a more rickety, lo-fi context.
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Once you step foot into that colorful, rickety old building that houses the sideshow school on the corner of 12th and Surf Avenue, there's no telling what you'll encounter.
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A recent arrest was typical: a lone man in his late 60s on a rickety bicycle toting a shotgun held together by duct tape and a piece of wire.
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"Yes of course, business is good right now," said Sultan, who was selling clothes and knock-off Birkenstocks, surrounded by bingo booths, market stalls and a rickety Ferris wheel.
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In May 2015, the world watched in horror as human traffickers stranded thousands of people in the Bay of Bengal on rickety boats with scant supplies of food and water.
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All they had at first, really, was an idea and a complex, somewhat rickety machine built by the university called the ILLIAC I, which was later upgraded to another mainframe.
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So you're much better off falling in love with a good block with a rickety old house than falling in love with a lovely, pretty house on the wrong block.
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Lying next to him on the rickety hospital bed was his 6-year-old son Yusuf, whose sobs were so loud they could be heard from the room next door.
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And the platforming moments are always tense; it feels like you're constantly teetering on the perilous edge of a ruined staircase or rickety scaffolding hundreds of feet in the air.
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If you place someone on a rickety bridge above a canyon in VR, for example, their experience of that is going to be terrifyingly unique if they're afraid of heights.
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Most importantly, in this airy and rickety building at the edge of the ocean where outside and inside converge, Kusama's installation is based on a confluence of humans and nature.
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ROME (Reuters) - Aid groups rescued 716 migrants from rickety boats in the Mediterranean on Friday, but one person died in the attempt to reach Europe, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said.
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His early sunlit beachscapes of his hometown of Gela, on Sicily's southern coast, began a decade ago to feature the rickety boats full of frightened people arriving in the surf.
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Each level is a rickety assemblage of building blocks that you're supposed to smash to pieces using a variety of birds, all of which behave differently once you launch them.
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As summer approaches, growing numbers of migrants have been attempting the perilous crossing to Europe in rubber dinghies and rickety boats from lawless Libya, where people smugglers operate with impunity.
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In Babaji that recent Friday evening, as the light drained from the sky, more police officers scaled a rickety ladder to join Mr. Sahi and me on the thatched roof.
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It would also solve one of the sticking points in selecting a location: how to transport Kim, who has a rickety fleet of Soviet-era aircraft, to the meeting point.
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He accessed the hidden green the only way possible: by walking through the ground floor of his residence, into his backyard, and opening the gate of a rickety iron fence.
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Their crews risk their lives, venturing out into Russian waters in rickety wooden boats, because for them it is probably the only way to earn income and support their families.
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If Struck was Ginsburg's next, carefully placed stepping stone across a wide river, Roe was a rickety wooden plank thrown down across the water and—Ginsburg thought—likely to rot.
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Yet even if the strategy keeps a rickety Trump train on the tracks, Republicans have grave doubts as to whether it can carry him to his final White House destination.
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Ebay has plenty of used skates, especially if you're willing to test your fate with a pair of gliders that might arrive in slightly rickety shape (anyone remember skate keys?).
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Hillary Clinton, by contrast, pretty clearly finds herself in a position analogous to that of a late-20th-century Republican — very successful personally, but standing atop a rickety party structure.
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While cruising on the back of a rickety bike—with my satchel of dusty old records crammed into my backpack—I reflected on the experiences of the last 12 hours.
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Still, Manager Joe Girardi, with his rickety roster and mounting odds, remained unflinching in his belief that the Yankees would somehow, some way find a way to reach the playoffs.
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Mr. Kamara has promised to improve the nation's rickety infrastructure and to finish projects already in the works, including the construction of an airport being built with loans from China.
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It starts with the fact that the situation is objectively difficult — it was a large storm, the island's infrastructure was rickety pre-storm, and the background economic conditions were unfavorable.
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Kyrgyzstan Dispatch ROT FRONT, Kyrgyzstan — Each Sunday morning, a rickety white bus wheezes down the main street of one of Christendom's most remote and odd outposts in the Muslim world.
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Aid workers expressed concern about increased pressure on food and medical supplies in Bosnia's camps, where men, women and children sleep in rickety bunk beds in cramped, often windowless rooms.
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In June 1980, a family of five joined 57 other refugees fleeing political persecution in Vietnam aboard a rickety fishing boat for a risky journey across the South China Sea.
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And in the Andaman Sea, our Southeast Asia bureau chief boarded a search-and-rescue boat scouring the high seas for Rohingya Muslims fleeing persecution in Myanmar on rickety vessels.
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In the late 1970s, the rickety passenger airplanes that landed in Salisbury, as Harare was then known, did so in a steep and gut-wrenching spiral to avoid antiaircraft missiles.
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CreditCreditShaw Nielsen BAYONNE, N.J. — Nicole Adamczyk's drinking water used to slosh through a snarl of pipes dating from the Coolidge administration — a rusty, rickety symbol of the nation's failing infrastructure.
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East Africa's third biggest economy wants to profit from its long coastline and upgrade rickety railways and roads to serve growing economies in the wider East and Central Africa region.
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It remains a personal favorite, and few gaming moments have been as genuinely terrifying as sprinting from an enemy and hiding underneath a rickety bed, as they hunt you down.
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Specifically, R29 has a special affinity for rickety director's chairs that make me feel uneasy and squeeze my thighs in all the wrong ways, so I avoid them at all costs.
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Listening to episodes of Game of Thrones, every male character has a deeper voice than he should, and thin and rickety doors slam with the aural heft of a giant gate.
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It was so loud that you could barely have a conversation; it had heavy, awkward doors that were hard to shut; and its rigid, rickety handling was unforgiving on public roads.
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Specialists in the field hold up the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, with its rickety infrastructure and political turmoil, as an example of how such events can back-fire.
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East Africa's second-biggest economy wants to profit from its long coastline and upgrade its rickety railways and roads to serve the growing economies in the land-locked heart of Africa.
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As Willem Buiter of Citigroup notes, each of the world's three biggest economies has a financial frailty: corporate leverage in America, a debt mountain in China and rickety banks in Europe.
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Five families recently received titles to small plots of land some distance from the village, and have built rickety huts a few meters from a stagnant pool covered in green slime.
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"It's not nice, especially when it's cold," said Sithole, referring to the rickety cubicles in her own and other yards, which the ANC vowed to replace with inside toilets years ago.
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We crossed over the Willow River on a rickety temporary bridge that seemed to have been pressed into permanent service, drove off the so-called highway and down the river bank.
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To make matters worse, they make this poor woman go down a rickety emergency staircase, each step threatening to do more damage to Claire's ankles than IKO could ever dream of.
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Brazil's Congress is mulling the government's pension reform proposal, which many view as crucial to stabilizing the country's rickety public finances and kick-starting growth in Latin America's No. 1 economy.
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Modi and the BJP might actually prefer to sit in opposition in such a scenario, waiting for a government consisting of "a rickety hodgepodge of opposition parties" to implode, Vaishnav adds.
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ROME (Reuters) - Rescuers saved 366 migrants from rickety boats trying to cross the Mediterranean to Italy but at least 20 people were reported to have drowned, Italian police said on Saturday.
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But sometimes the magnetic field experiences "jerks," where it unpredictably goes from speeding up to slowing down, similar to the whiplash-inducing jolts you might feel on a rickety old train.
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In May 2015, the world watched in horror as human traffickers stranded thousands of mainly Rohingya in the Bay of Bengal on rickety boats with scant supplies of food and water.
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While some roustabouts set up for a weekend circus show, Ms. Mae led Ms. Ejogo out to the floor, lit by rickety chandeliers and carpeted in purple and blue athletic mats.
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The fare — order the mussels "façon Hortense" and grilled turbot with French fries — is as unpretentious as the setting: Diners eat at rickety wooden tables on a terrace overlooking Arcachon Bay.
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Their apartment feels exactly right, with its rickety shoe rack, stacks of books arranged as decoration, bike propped behind a lamp, Stork Club ashtray, and Weimar-era print on the wall.
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Exhausted from his labors, he naps inside his rickety craft and, in a fantastical dream that recalls such books as "Where the Wild Things Are," he sails it out to sea.
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I found myself going on hikes, snorkeling, swimming, and traversing rickety bridges in the rain forest without thinking much about it — it's just what you do when you're in Costa Rica.
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He made good on his promise on Tuesday, dropping in on Votintseva and her neighbors who live in a rickety, barracks-style two-storey house in the Urals mountain city of Izhevsk.
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The victims, most of them in their 20s and 30s, were caught in a space that prosecutors described as a "death trap" with few exits, rickety stairs and dark and dangerous passageways.
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Two NATO ships are being deployed to the Aegean Sea to prevent smugglers from transporting migrants and refugees in rickety boats from Turkey to Greece, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said on Thursday.
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They averaged 15,334 fans per game last season in the rickety Coliseum, though they struggled at the gate in recent years and N.H.L. officials desperately wanted them out of the old arena.
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His school years, already rickety as he tried to combine homework with touring in provincial theatres, came to an end with the start of the second world war when he was 15.
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Personally, climbing over 2,000 feet up to a rickety crane overlooking Tianjin, China doesn't seem like a romantic activity so much as a way for both people to plummet to their deaths.
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Last year, more than 850,000 men, women, and children boarded rubber dinghies and rickety wooden boats in Turkey, about an hour to the east, to travel across the Aegean Sea to Greece.
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HOLLY DUNLAPLondon * In "Slow Bern" (February 20th) you describe Bernie Sanders as "rickety", have him speaking in a "croaky New York whine" while giving a "crotchety" speech to students at Morehouse College.
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Documented most prominently in his monograph Stoopz (2010), was a rickety brick area on the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge, confusingly dubbed the Brooklyn Banks to outsiders and out-of-towners.
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Once I had a rubber stamp to be a Dutch citizen and another to be a husband, we celebrated by puttering around the Amsterdam canals with my rickety boat, drinking cheap champagne.
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Officials threatened to impose a haircut on some of the biggest creditors, marking a default on China's "implicit guarantee", the widespread investor assumption that Beijing stands behind banks, no matter how rickety.
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You either like your "Godzilla" movies slick and high-budget, like the 1998 American version that starred Matthew Broderick, or you like them with a rickety, 1950s feel that evokes the original.
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If you walked in on a Saturday night in December, you'd probably see drag queens gyrating on a rickety makeshift stage plopped on a pool table as they belted Judy Garland songs.
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Lack of an arm or leg can be tough anywhere, but for people in poorer parts of the planet, with so much less support and more rickety infrastructure, it is especially challenging.
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When it comes to guitars, I prefer Fender...specifically my 1972 Fender Mustang, but I still love buying any rickety straggler with style and sound when we pass through a small town.
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CAIRO (AP) — At least 90 migrants are thought to have died when their rickety boat broke apart in the Mediterranean Sea after leaving the Libyan coast, the Libyan Navy said on Thursday.
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Supporters of Australia's refusal to accept seaborne asylum seekers argue that it has significantly reduced the maritime trafficking of migrants in crowded, rickety boats, which has often led to deaths at sea.
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Immigration law, he said, dictated that thousands of Haitians who had fled the island nation on rickety boats seeking asylum after a coup should not be allowed to enter the United States.
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The problem burst into public consciousness this week after newscasts on Monday showed footage of a rickety, overturned van in Foggia surrounded by scattered tomatoes and 12 bodies covered in white sheets.
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Six months after Monterey, though, Redding was gone, killed at the age of 26 when his rickety private plane crashed into a frigid lake en route to a show in Madison, Wis.
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Most are sub-Saharan Africans and many travel on boats so rickety they risk sinking before arriving and are picked up in Italian or Libyan waters and brought ashore by the coastguard.
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Its name might evoke a rickety building with wall-to-wall carpeting and filled with dusty cuckoo clocks between which equally dusty visitors slowly meander, but it is actually a magical place.
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Electronic brightness and rickety crunch, two modes that are in theory opposed to each other, combine to produce knotty density; the squeaks and whooshes and synthesizer flourishes click together with sprung tension.
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" While DeParle said she doesn't think repeal is a foregone conclusion, she said that the threat of repeal alone is undermining the health insurance system, with "markets (that) are already feeling very rickety.
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"The bod ose is not fashionable now," said Fatmata Thomas, whose family of 35 lives in an elaborate concrete building adjacent to the rickety 130-year-old board house where she grew up.
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Faced with loss of influence from Brexit and a strained relationship with America, Britain needs strong armed forces to make clear its global ambition and willingness to help uphold the rickety international order.
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In fact, as we learn in season 1 finale "You Get What You Need," all of Big Little Lies' inaugural run is leading up to Perry's trip down a set of rickety stairs.
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Guys in balaclavas with rickety, hand-me-down M16s handcuffed us all five of together, and put us in the back of this fucked-up white Ford F150 that's riddled with bullet holes.
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It didn't feel super safe, but Motherboard had an opportunity to sit down with president and COO of Nintendo of America (and living meme) Reggie Fils-Aimé, so we braved the rickety structure.
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When Marina Martin came in as chief technology officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs in 2500, she took on the massive project of transitioning the agency's rickety IT systems to the cloud.
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After navigating the crowds of paparazzi outside, guests descended a rickety staircase before being sent either east or west of a giant model Berlin Wall that divided the cavernous dance floor in two.
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Even, Amazon could acquire the Toys R Us website, giving it a line into the nostalgia the brand evokes — and the brand with an infamously rickety website, the internet platform it always needed.
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Trips to the county seat, Xinhuang, ten miles away, were made twice a year, on a rickety three-wheeled cart, and until the age of ten Xia didn't leave the village at all.
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He was paid barely more than minimum wage, and after getting just two days of training, he hauled a rickety, poorly ventilated van filled with sometimes dangerous prisoners for days at a time.
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Peel and a small team hand-dyes and embroiders the shirts in the basement of his Bushwick apartment on a rickety old embroidery machine he found on eBay and taught himself to use.
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But the decades-long rush to mine coal has led to thousands of so-called "rat-hole" mines that use migrant workers and children to descend hundreds of feet on rickety bamboo ladders.
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Admit it: You have a hard time connecting to the fellow humans you see in rickety old black-and-white footage, with their ancient cars and long-out-of-fashion clothing and hairstyles.
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The addresses seemed to multiply like Russian nesting dolls — every address led to five more, scattered across Hong Kong and corresponding to gleaming office complexes, rundown multistory markets and rickety apartment buildings alike.
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Betty Lou (Nadia Pinder) and David (Justin Anselmi) are in a car (half a rickety frame covered by a tarp and with tin foil for bumpers), driving to a lake on date night.
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The opera — which unfolds in 15 short, episodic scenes — is played atop a set (designed by Sabine Theunissen) built of platforms connected by rickety walkways, evoking a bombed-out city amid consuming chaos.
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Bessie Coleman was the first African-American woman to earn a pilot's license, thrilling crowds by performing dangerous maneuvers in a rickety airplane and representing, literally, the heights that African-Americans could attain.
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Along with its successor, the original Simplex, the 35 PS helped kick off the era of the automobile, tipping the industry away from rickety, top-heavy wooden carriages that were retrofitted with engines.
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But Hurricane Maria — a punishing storm that hit an island with rickety infrastructure — is the closest he's come, a problem that he did not cause and that any administration would struggle to handle.
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The stages still hold up beautifully, with plenty of memorable areas—the climbing sections of Ricco Harbor, the verticality born of rickety amusements of Pinna Park, the subtle, chill beauty of Noki Bay.
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But it also shows why a system that relies heavily on officially sanctioned corruption as a way of doing business is far more rickety, inefficient, and error-prone than many outside observers assume.
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The 28-year-old Harris helped Almena collect rent and schedule concerts Prosecutors say the men turned the cluttered building into a "death trap" with few exits, rickety stairs and dark and dangerous passageways.
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The administration is studying several third countries — Singapore and Vietnam, in Asia; Sweden and Switzerland, in Europe — though all are far from North Korea, posing a challenge to Mr. Kim's fleet of rickety aircraft.
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Libyan gangs have taken advantage of a breakdown in law and order in the north African country to make a lucrative business from packing sub-Saharan Africans into rickety boats bound for southern Europe.
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The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) said it feared around 115 would-be migrants drowned in a shipwreck off Libya on Thursday as they tried to reach Europe in a rickety wooden fishing boat.
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The world's most famous masked maximalist is an EDM producer in the strictest sense, and as such his productions are a centrifugal cavalcade of rickety state fair rollercoaster drops and nauseatingly sweet synth sounds.
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"[The Senate] will come up with the plan of its own and go to conference, but who knows where it's going to end up, but it's going to be a rickety arrangement," he said.
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Exactly 50 years ago today, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped through the hatch of a tiny, rickety spacecraft, drifted down a metal ladder, and set foot on the dusty surface of the moon.
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Right now I am still on a list to rent a car even temporarily, and dependent on a rickety old Volvo station wagon with a less-than-perfect muffler lent by a good friend.
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The two young women, still abuzz from their night together, decide to take a day trip on a rickety bus through the Chinese countryside, even though Lizzie is starting to feel a little sick.
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A "drunken'" sailor choir lined the rickety metal staircases of the venue, belting out songs as diners dipped into local fish dishes passed down long wooden banqueting tables via giant pulleys suspended in midair.
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He described escaping violence in Darfur through the Sahara, traversing the Mediterranean on a rickety fishing boat, and crossing into France from Italy on foot, wearing the same flip-flops he left home in.
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The red brick walls, rows of wooden tables and long leather bench that stretched the entire length of the far side were quintessential traits of a British tavern (though Avalon's tables were less rickety).
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Picture, as a backdrop, one of those primitively drawn 19th-century mourning paintings with rickety white gravestones and age-worn monuments standing under the faded green canopy of a couple of delicately sketched trees.
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This all opened mouthwatering vistas for corrupt officials, unrestrained by rickety law enforcement and judicial systems that could not keep pace and are largely beholden to the prime minister, who controls all key appointments.
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A rickety bridge with bungee-cord cables is the only way to access the 68-square-foot fir-clad structure shrouded by a Brazilian pepper tree at the base of Los Angeles's Mount Washington.
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"Do you know where Malbec is?" asks this Josh, Josh Blake, rolling his eyes, and then his suitcase, over a wide dirt path flanked by rickety cabins that have been renamed for the weekend.
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Fashion Review The giant pits yawned on either side of the rickety walkway, piled with freshly churned dirt and two-by-fours, a yellow excavator abandoned and listing to one side in a corner.
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Then a truly hungry family led me up dubious, broken stairs to a rickety, crowded apartment, and one person rushed out to buy drinks and potato chips to offer me as an honored guest.
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What I have noticed with these flights is that the passengers' bravado is in inverse proportion to the sturdiness of the plane; our little band was practically break dancing up the plane's rickety stairs.
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I found myself thinking of my Indian great-great-grandmother, an orphan who at age 13 was sent on a rickety train from Calcutta to Bombay to marry a man three times her age.
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The pair embraced at Palermo airport, where the woman landed from Tunisia, almost five months after the girl, identified only as Oumoh, was plucked from a rickety boat in the Mediterranean by the Italian coastguard.
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It all came together for me when in Italy I met Merhawit Tesfamariam, a 26-year-old Eritrean who gave birth to twins on board a rickety boat off the Libyan coast in late August.
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A rickety website set up so that customers could check whether they had been affected seemed to require them to waive their right to sue (not so, insisted the firm, which later changed the site).
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Part of Baskets' appeal is its very specific feel, which combines Chip's fantasies of Parisian glamour and self-pitying cigarette breaks in his mother's coral-hued bathroom with Bakersfield's rickety rodeo and numerous strip malls.
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Asylum seekers intercepted while trying to reach Australia on rickety boats have been sent to camps on Nauru, located about 3,000 km (1,800 miles) northeast of Australia, or on Manus island in Papua New Guinea.
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Researchers sitting at rickety tables outside the pantry asked patrons if they wanted their blood sugar checked and, if it was high, whether they wanted to enroll in a six-month program to lower it.
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On this day 50 years ago, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped through the hatch of a rickety spacecraft, climbed down a ladder, and made history as their feet touched the dusty lunar surface.
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Survivors and their families said poverty and a lack of jobs and opportunity along with political repression in Egypt have driven thousands to embark on perilous journeys in rickety boats across the Mediterranean to Europe.
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Here he was, enthroned on a rickety bar stool next to a makeshift D.J. booth in what's known as the oldest gay bar in New York, shaking hands with one fellow gay person after another.
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Arrivals from neighboring Turkey have dropped since the peak of the crisis this time last year, when thousands made the short, perilous journey across the Aegean Sea aboard rickety boats, many drowning in the attempt.
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The government says that policy, which rights groups and the United Nations have criticized, is meant to stop migrants from trying the often dangerous voyage in rickety boats, which have sometimes ended in mass drownings.
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Yet it is odd and disturbing to hear terms like fascism and demagogy, most frequently associated with the European fringe or rickety third-world governments, being used in the context of an American campaign. Mrs.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of Italy gave DVDs to 20153 of his European counterparts, a reminder of how Italy, whose Coast Guard routinely rescues rickety boats of migrants, could use more help from other countries.
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Most of those trying to reach Italy leave the coast of lawless Libya on rickety fishing boats or rubber dinghies, heading for the Italian island of Lampedusa, which is close to Tunisia, or toward Sicily.
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But the crowds keep flowing across rickety wooden bridges near the northwestern Ugandan border town of Busia, staggering under the weight of babies and a few pots or bundles of clothing balanced on their heads.
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Mered, nicknamed "the General", had been heard on intercepted telephone calls boasting about cramming more people onto rickety boats to make the dangerous crossing from Libya to Italy than other traffickers did, prosecutors have said.
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Chinese engineers on the Mekong said they were worried that Thai protesters would board the rickety cargo ship where they slept, prompting them to moor it on the Laotian side of the Mekong each night.
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Though a good portion of i like it is earmarked for Healy's deconstructions of his boho-himbo self-image, he concedes to pop music as the best platform to get his rickety, revolutionary message across.
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Armchairs that doubled as flea nests relieved themselves of the burden of their stuffing and clustered companionably around rickety side tables, while a red bird in a gold cage depressively pecked at its own feathers.
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Whether it's a little ramen shop in the East Village or a rickety taco stand on Buford Highway, this spot has your go-to order perfected, right down to the mouthwatering garnish and extra sauce.
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The distance between Cuba and the Florida shore is relatively short — about 300 miles — but a perilous journey for those seeking to come to the US in rafts or rickety boats, like the Barack Obama.
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She had left behind her family, and the mango tree, and walked two hours along mucky paths and through waterlogged fields, hitching a ride in a rickety wooden canoe where the water got too deep.
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By August, more than 210,211 men, women and children had drowned making the treacherous voyage across the Mediterranean in rickety boats and rafts that year, and an untold number had died trekking across the Continent.
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For nearly a week this month, the Phoenix, a search-and-rescue boat run by a Malta-based charity group, had scoured the Andaman Sea for Rohingya Muslims fleeing persecution in Myanmar in rickety boats.
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From some angles, the platform projects solidity and permanence; try to fit it in with its surroundings, however, and it looks like a rickety stage set that could collapse in an unexpected gust of wind.
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It nonetheless remains incredibly hard to follow, but that probably has less to do with the work of My Name is Byf than it does with the often rickety foundation he's working with from Bungie.
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On Wednesday night at Jubilee Baptist Church in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, a group sits around the same sort of rickety conference table you'd find in churches all over the town, the state, the country.
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He can start thinking more ambitiously and creatively about revitalizing the rickety, increasingly unlovable subway system, and start working with New York City on integrating transit projects with planning for housing, traffic and other needs.
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Both of those races remain tragicomic games of musical chairs, with multiple teams gimpily circling some rickety folding chairs at a strikingly low rate of speed while John Fogerty's "Centerfield" plays on a shitty boombox.
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More than 100 African migrants, including two toddlers and a pregnant woman, were killed this week after setting off from the coast of Libya "in a rickety, inflatable dinghy" that sank, the New York Times reports.
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For the cover photo, he used an image of the rickety blue fishing boat overflowing with passengers, their faces turned to the far-off Italian navy helicopter monitoring and documenting the situation until help could arrive.
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Caloua Lowe bounds up the rickety, worn staircase of a three-story, red brick building in Camden, New Jersey on a sunny September morning, the wooden steps creaking under the pressure of her red-sandaled feet.
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Title be damned, this story isn't just about the shark, it's about the three men—Brody (Roy Scheider), Quint (Robert Shaw), and Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss)—who went to hunt it down on one very rickety boat.
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Title be damned, this story isn't just about the shark, it's about the three men—Brody (Roy Scheider), Quint (Robert Shaw), and Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss)—who went to hunt it down on one very rickety boat.
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The distance from there to Turkey to Greece, across the Aegean, isn't incredibly long, but it can be incredibly dangerous -- especially when so many people cram onto small, rickety boats that have no business at sea.
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Others take their chances by paying for space in a rickety fishing boat, which can cost up to $250 each -- a huge sum in a country where the average annual income is barely $1,000 per person.
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Italy was long at the frontier of seaborne migration from North Africa, but most of the hundreds of thousands of people arriving in Europe on rickety boats last year took a less risky route to Greece.
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Lively chatter filled the room as women took advantage of the rare opportunity to leave their small and rickety temporary shelters to socialize and relieve the overwhelming sense of loneliness born out of displacement and insecurity.
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There were five other boys in our room on the second floor, sharing rickety metal bunk beds draped with mosquito nets, which afforded both a thin sense of privacy and protection from bites in the summer.
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Nevertheless, the legal action poses a test for Britain's rickety constitutional arrangements, and also for the man formally named as the defendant in the case: David Davis, the secretary of state for exiting the European Union.
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On many days, Mr. Qin's secondhand taxis cross the bridge in a convoy of more than 100 vehicles, including trucks loaded with containers draped in shabby tarpaulins and secondhand minibuses for North Korea's rickety transportation system.
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While most teens were working at golf courses or whatever this summer, 19-year-old Aldi Novel Adilang spent his catching fish aboard a rickety, floating hut, known as a rompong, off the coast of Indonesia.
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The young true believers and rickety old militants in attendance were learning history and strategy from Frances Fox Piven, a distinguished professor of political science at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
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The new mayor, LaToya Cantrell, took office this year and inherited a rickety water and drainage system that will be expensive to fix, yet that infrastructure will have to be upgraded for the city to thrive.
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It also called on EU countries to find safe and legal ways for refugees and migrants to reach Europe so that they did not have to rely on smugglers and rickety boats to make the journey.
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These RCS servers use modern software instead of the rickety mess of SMS, which, in theory, means the famous Syniverse screw-up that sent Valentine's Day messages nine months late will be less likely to happen.
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Malaysia has become home to more than 100,000 Rohingya refugees, the second-highest number in the world after Bangladesh, with most braving the Andaman Sea on rickety boats or paying people smugglers for fake travel documents.
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The problem is twofold: Thousands risk drowning in rickety smugglers' boats and another wave of migrants risks putting even more pressure on Italy and other European Union members where anti-immigrant populism is on the rise.
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The presence, crucial to the unfolding narrative, of a tall if rickety ladder contains shivery echoes of Ibsen's "The Master Builder," another play in which a female outsider sends a male protagonist toppling to his doom.
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But all the Tweet threads and Internet chatter about the efficacy of Nazi-punching that followed edified that Spencer deserves a table—rickety as it is—at the marketplace of ideas without the threat of violence.
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Hell, here, is clearly no dry, fiery realm: another card features skeletal firefighters pumping water and riding a firehose; then there's the crowded scene of a regatta, where spectators watch the racing rowboats from a rickety bridge.
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"I don't mean that they have no toilet in their house and must use a public one…or that they have an outhouse, or a rickety shack that empties into a filthy drain or pigsty," she writes.
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Whether we were passengers in a rickety tuk-tuk in Colombo, the bustling, leafy capital, or riding in an air-conditioned car across the countryside, armed men in olive-green uniforms would routinely order us to stop.
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She is tasked with preserving, archiving, and exhibiting the roughly 22,000 artifacts the facility has accumulated over the years, from moulds of patients' disfigured hands to obsolete medical supplies like wicker coffins and rickety hand-cranked wheelchairs.
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In case roller coasters weren't a rickety mish-mash of nightmares as it is, this one broke down mid-ride at Sea World Australia Friday, leaving all on board teetering high above the ground in high winds.
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His mother, Elizabeth, and nine other people who were taking part in the clandestine journey drowned after their rickety boat capsized in high seas while they tried to make their way from Cuba to the United States.
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On the edge of Chinatown, a carved portal marked Teens of Thailand turned out to be the entrance to a bar by that name, with a dozen rickety seats and erotic photographs hanging on distressed concrete walls.
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I grew up in a ski town where a normal Saturday meant riding a rickety double — that means two people per lift — that lasted at least 20 minutes, snowblowers pointed straight into your face, over and over.
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In vast open-pits in Jharkhand, children as young as six squatted among glittering rocks scouring with their bare hands for shiny, brittle mica flakes, while older ones descended rickety ladders into shafts seeking better quality silicate.
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He was merely explaining why Jackson and Anthony need each other more than people think, and why those — perhaps Anthony and Jackson — wishing for the philosophically rickety partnership to conclude might want to consider the potential consequences.
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CANAAN, Haiti (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On a street of rocks and white dust in the center of one of the world's newest cities, Alisma Robert pointed to an array of electric cabling strung between rickety wooden poles.
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In recent years, the tour has become sleeker, its streaming Webcasts more watchable, as the newly formed World Surf League took over from a rickety predecessor that had been run by ex-pro surfers and apparel manufacturers.
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Initially, he reused rickety vessels abandoned by refugees on the shores of Lesbos, and he invested 15,000 euros, or about $16,600, himself to buy equipment, as well as to bring two Jet Skis to Lesbos from Spain.
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" Yet in the following scene Silva eschews vaudeville and again tunes herself to Dickens's imaginative frequency: "Dickens took off his hat with near-reverence as he stepped inside No. 13, at the top of the rickety stairs.
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Snyders pointed out the resemblance between one of the men in the picture, William George Page, and Page's great-granddaughter, Elizabeth, who was sitting on a rickety bench next to the pear sorters, shooing away a chicken.
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In scared-straight type forums, they told aspiring migrants about the perils involved: desert treks, Libyan smugglers, rickety boats and dangerous waters, especially for those who, like most of the migrants, do not know how to swim.
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That's what the whole shebang — the monumental, entirely last-minute vision of the show for the street, the rickety execution, the screaming crowds, the editors rolling their eyes but still attuned to his every word — was about.
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As we approached the plantation office in our rickety Citroën, Serge cautioned me to keep my speaking to a minimum lest my American-accented French give me away to the plantation labor union staff who were Communists.
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ANKARA/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Russia and Turkey, the two countries responsible for a rickety agreement to keep the peace along Syria's last major frontline, gave sharply conflicting accounts on Thursday of an attack on a Turkish military outpost.
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Like many New Yorkers, I have convinced myself that a rickety fire escape platform is a terrace and that a segment of the Empire State Building's antenna seen through a sliver of window constitutes a panoramic skyline view.
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Italy is on the frontline of Europe's migrant crisis, taking in more than 400,000 refugees over the past three years, many of them saved from rickety boats pushed out to sea by people smugglers based in north Africa.
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The possibility that the Democratic majority would have proven less rickety if the White House had been a little more incrementalist, or had pursued further economic reforms before it went all-in on health care, gets no attention.
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Its latest government fell apart on August 20th, when Giuseppe Conte resigned as prime minister, ending a rickety 14-month coalition between two populist, Eurosceptic parties: the anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S) and the nativist Northern League.
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He was there for all to see on Sunday morning: His body, tied to the side of a boat, bobbed in the muddy waters next to a rickety bridge that separates Baghdad from the violence of Anbar Province.
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Welcome to Zaire When 37-year-old John Lukas touched down in the capital of Kinshasa aboard a rickety cargo plane in the late 1980s, the Congo was a very different place to the one he navigates today.
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Cutting his teeth behind the mic in UK punk's best-kept secret Our Time Down Here, Gould found himself bored of the jack-the-lads content to settle for little more than four chords and a rickety van.
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Together with director Allan Sigurðsson, Kjartansson made the music video, which alternates between Kristín Anna at home, in some shots visibly pregnant, and also outdoors, torching a rickety construction in a stunning setting next to a glacial river.
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Clergymen poured out 70 liters' worth of sacred liquid from a large chalice through the open door of a rickety green plane on Wednesday, in an escalation of their battle against "drinking" and "fornication," local outlet Tvernews reported.
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Asylum seekers have been sent to Manus and Nauru as part of a policy that Australia says is meant to deter human traffickers from sending desperate people to its shores on rickety boats, usually by way of Indonesia.
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A few weeks ago, Sports Illustrated's new owners laid off half the newsroom — the first step in their plan to turn it into a rickety old content mill staffed by contributors making as little as $25,000 a year.
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ROME — More than 100 African migrants who set off in a rickety, inflatable dinghy have died in a wreck off the Libyan coast, humanitarian workers said on Saturday, in what was the deadliest such episode in recent months.
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En route, in true Pee-wee form, he becomes an accomplice of female bank robbers, gets abducted by bikers, is prized by the Amish, is flown across the Atlantic in a rickety biplane by a woman named Mrs.
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Even in a dark, bunker-like room where the only light is the last bit of late Tuesday afternoon sun peeking down a rickety staircase and through a thick cloud of smoke, the 27-year-old Booker stands out.
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Over the next decade, copies of Book Your Own Fuckin' Life could be found in every rickety 80s conversion van coasting through Ohio with a U-Haul in tow and a Minor Threat sticker clinging to its back window.
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Rickety plastic tables spread across pavements all over South-East Asia, offering a quick meal of pho (noodle soup) in Saigon, khao kha moo in Bangkok, mie bakso (meatball and noodles) in Jakarta and mohinga (fish soup) in Yangon.
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If you aren't one of those risking your life on a rickety boat run by shady smugglers, hoping for a chance to live in a developed nation, then maybe you could improve your fortunes with a gun back home.
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UNHCR, which says nine in 10 of refugees arriving on rickety boats are fleeing for their lives, has voiced concern that Turkey may deport refugees en masse to Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq, where they could face persecution or violence.
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It was housed in a rickety wooden shack, previously used by the regional office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a holding cell for poachers—space it now shared with a colony of 40 semi-feral cats.
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She co-founded the group in 1994 with Sini Anderson (who directed the 2013 documentary The Punk Singer about Kathleen Hanna), and the crew crisscrossed America "delighting audiences and racking up adventures" from their rickety van, inside crazy outfits.
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Instead of having to sleep in a rickety bunk bed above a tattooed, snoring guy with a razor blade behind his upper lip, I got a completely normal bed with sheets, a mattress, and a wall-mounted reading lamp.
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Stopping rickety boats setting off for Australia may prevent drownings, but it often pushes refugees back into war zones or into dire situations fighting with extremists, Kenneth Roth, the Human Rights Watch executive director, said in Sydney last week.
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Bush spent heavily by prosecuting two wars in the greater Middle East (Trump recently estimated the total money wasted so far in those long wars at $85033 trillion) and expanding the benefits of an already financially rickety Medicare program.
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Future participants in the first women's cross-country air race did indeed spend their childhoods leaping from outlandish heights with umbrella parachutes, greasing the tracks of rickety homemade roller coasters and building honest-to-goodness airplanes in the backyard.
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The record's beats, for example, include sample sources like a pneumatic espresso maker and the clanking of an oven door, amplified and doctored to industrial-grade effect, evoking a mysterious, rickety ship with air-lock doors and metal enclosures.
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Such repetition, combined with the extended "aaands" before many of his observations, are signs of someone who has little to say, who comes up with new verbiage only in sputters, and who has rickety strategies for papering it over.
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All of Tinguely's rocking, mocking compositions, like "Vive la liberté I" (260), are made up of rickety stuff that sways and clinks and clanks away, even as the movements of the machine are delicate and irregular, weedy and tentative.
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Rickety boats carrying asylum seekers have been turned around and towed back out to sea, and the conservative government of former Prime Minister Tony Abbott was accused last year of paying smugglers to turn their boat around and return to Indonesia.
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As officials in Washington called a high-profile press conference, Craig found himself on a rickety 12-hour train ride across Ukraine to Donetsk, where he met up with agents from the country's security service to raid tank's and petr0vich's homes.
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NATC makes the key point that even if things appear okay for now, thanks to missing the robust human element, the automation and technology actually amounts for a rather rickety system—and the same goes for all of the above.
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This phase of ersatz liberalisation hit a new peak in 2017 with rickety telecoms giant China Unicom, which announced in August it would divest 35 percent of its Shanghai-listed unit to Alibaba, Tencent, Didi Chuxing and others for $11.7 billion.
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When we first meet Sultan, he is a broken man - working in a ramshackle government office, riding a rickety bike and waiting for a glimpse of his lady love Aarfa (Anushka Sharma), who looks through him every time she sees him.
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The Rohingyas' desperation emboldened human traffickers, leading to a large-scale regional refugee crisis — tens of thousands of Rohingya fled on rickety boats into the Bay of Bengal between 2012 and 2015, hoping to reach Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, or the Philippines.
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Actually, I just thought that the product was a little crickety and a little rickety and a little not ... It just wasn't beautiful or elegant and I have this dumb, personal pet peeve about that and it really bugged me. Twice.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - They pollute the roads and chug along at a snail's pace, but to their Pakistani owners the rickety trucks are moving pieces of art, commanding attention with garish portraits of flowers, Islamic art, and snow-capped Himalayan peaks.
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While there's wide agreement that solar microgrids would be a better option for Puerto Rico than rickety diesel generators, by law the Federal Emergency Management Agency rebuilds infrastructure back to existing code; it can't replace electric power lines with neighborhood solar.
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In Colson Whitehead's tale of slaves escaping to freedom from the antebellum South, the trains are rickety and unpredictable, but at least they're real; Whitehead has literalized the metaphor, and in doing so manages somehow to heighten the tragedy of slavery.
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I traced an optimistic scenario back in the spring: that even our rickety democratic institutions could contain Trump's worst impulses; that Trump's own indifference to conservative ideology might create the space for some legislative compromises that aren't altogether horrible for progressives.
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Back in our world, we can witness the rapid dismantling of what's already a pretty rickety excuse for a social safety net in America, along with the unrestrained proliferation of a kind of contempt that Plainview would recognize as his own.
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Tourists and athletes might be more assured that Zika is under control if data relating to it were monitored by foreign experts working alongside local authorities, much as voting in many countries with rickety electoral systems is observed by outsiders.
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Salvadoran institutions are slightly less rickety than those in Guatemala, where the president is attempting to destroy a UN-backed anti-corruption body, or in Nicaragua, where thugs have killed hundreds of people protesting against Daniel Ortega, its despotic president.
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So he built a rickety wooden boardwalk for a catwalk, blew up some oceanscapes in black and white, and provided an answer to a question most of us might not have thought to ask in fil coupé, lace and shredded jacquards.
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But as the sun began to set on Monday evening, more than 22017 people are thought to have crammed aboard the small, rickety vessel to make the 40-minute journey across Lake Toba, on the Indonesian province of North Sumatra.
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"Natural gas is a natural bridge to a low-carbon future, but if it's a rickety bridge that leaks methane, why would you take that bridge?" said Mark K. Boling, executive vice president of Southwestern, which is based in Houston.
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"Nine years ago, it could have been in full operation, with three functions going on at one time," Roger Gross said, gazing at the ferry from a strip mall parking lot, to which it connects by a charred, rickety gangplank.
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With parliamentary by-elections looming in April, Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) has overhauled the chaotic network of some 4,000 rickety public transport vehicles, half of them in use for more than 20 years, according to government data.
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But the rickety wooden set, which Phelps tears around in pursuit of a wanted man, was built for a section of the film set in ancient Babylon, which details the war between Prince Belshazzar and Cyrus the Great, of Persia.
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GAZA (Reuters) - As their rickety motorboats puttered out into deep Mediterranean waters for the first time in almost two decades, the Palestinian fishermen prayed for deepwater mackerel and tuna to supplement Gaza's usual shallows fare of sardines, shrimp and crab.
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At the center of the ring is a rickety merry-go-round, untarped for a party by a man living in a bowtop wagon, who in one page heads to the preschool with a shovel to help bury a rabbit.
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It cost most people their life savings, or sometimes more — between 10,000 and 40,000 Congolese francs ($6 and $25) — for a voyage in a rickety wooden fishing boat or canoe to Uganda, perhaps the most stable country in the region.
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They flew in a rickety Ukrainian plane from Djibouti to Asmara to cover a 1998 war between Ethiopia and Eritrea; dined together in Tripoli, Libya; partied at Colvin's home in London and conversed on Skype just before Colvin was killed.
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She is set to limp, vulnerable to the whims of her Conservative Party and to any crisis, into a rickety government propped up by a bunch of rabid Ulster Unionists who are the ideological heirs of the firebrand preacher, Ian Paisley.
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The space in Oakland appears to have been especially vulnerable: it was a warehouse that had been converted into a makeshift nightclub and labyrinth of artist studios spread across two floors connected by a rickety staircase made of wooden pallets.
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The Secret Service is used to securing the site for presidents, and security could be an issue in other countries, like Mongolia, while there are questions about Mr. Kim's ability to travel long distances, given the rickety condition of his aircraft.
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But the calibrators themselves need to be calibrated, which has led to a rickety chain of assumptions and measurements in which small errors and disagreements — about, say, how much dust is interfering with observations — can build up to cosmic proportions.
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A pivotal development, in the life of both the club and Roberts, was the membership of Dwight Eisenhower, who, at Roberts's behest, first vacationed there with Mamie in 1948 and was thereafter besotted with the place, despite a rickety golf game.
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Italy and France are competing for influence in war-torn Libya, an oil and gas rich country which has been staging area for people smugglers who have sent hundreds of thousands of people on rickety boats toward Europe in recent years.
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And it does with increasing frequency, even if, for the most part, there is enough in the movie — creeping cameras, off-kilter boos, eye-popping mauve and especially its three male leads — to offset the longueurs, obvious filler and rickety plotting.
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Twitter is the super-highway of Apple information and Apple is usually the guy sitting on his porch, grinning through a stick of wheat in his mouth and watching in bemusement as rickety tweets full of guesswork, innuendo and wishful thinking race by.
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"It's a good job because we help our people," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation via an interpreter before climbing up the rickety, 20-feet (6 m) bamboo tower overlooking a labyrinth of mud and bamboo shelters as well as the adjacent forest.
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In addition to Android and the iPhone, there was competition from Symbian, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, and whatever was still left of Palm OS. Each of those platforms had advantages and disadvantages, but those last four were built on old and increasingly rickety foundations.
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Since February the two friends from the rice- and mango-growing district of Nadia have camped in the rickety building near the University of Calcutta that serves as the bustling West Bengal state headquarters for prime minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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And still, he says, it was better than what his brother went through, trying to leave Cuba on a boat -- only to find himself stranded at sea for five days on a rickety raft, rescued by the Coast Guard and deported back.
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New York, with a rickety grid that dates back over a century to the days of George Westinghouse and Nikola Tesla, is struggling to integrate more renewable energy into its supplies, and storage offers it a new way to manage peak power demand.
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If Trump fills the vacant seat with someone in the mold of the late Antonin Scalia, the new court will likely uphold what in my view is the rickety constitutional theory of union dues put forth by Samuel Alito in Knox v. SEIU.
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PISANG BATU RIVER, Indonesia (Reuters) - Boys played and chatted on a rickety wooden ramp under a baking sun in West Java, while just below their feet flowed one of Indonesia's most horribly polluted rivers, clogged with hundreds of tonnes of smelly trash.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Nairobi car auctioneer hopefully scanned empty rows of rickety plastic chairs in a dusty lot for more bids but saw only too many vehicles and not enough buyers, an increasing problem as Kenya's economy slows and repossessions pick up.
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James Brokenshire, the immigration minister, deployed the usual line in opposition to the amendment: Britain's focus is on helping displaced people in the Middle East and on limiting the "pull factors" persuading them to venture across the Mediterranean Sea in rickety boats.
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A rickety coalition comprised of Sinhalese backers of economic reform and Tamils and other minorities, horrified at the government's brutality in the final days of the war, allowed Mr Sirisena to scrape into office, by a margin of just four percentage points.
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In the markets, Argentina's peso edged down to close at 59.745 per dollar, capping off a mostly steady week and even netting a small gain for the week under stricter currency controls and heavy central bank invention to steady the rickety currency.
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Following a trip to Paris and Morocco with Robert Rauschenberg, whom he met as a student and accompanied to Black Mountain College for the summer of 1951, Twombly expatriated to Rome in 1957, where he pressed further into his emulsified and rickety style.
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Videos taken by union officers show rooms with three single beds placed side by side, kitchen utensils kept in a bathroom cupboard, window frames lined with mould and a rickety timber frame perched over a living room coach as a makeshift bunk bed.
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The stated purpose of the so-called Pacific solution, in which such people are housed indefinitely on offshore islands, is to discourage human traffickers, who often pack migrants into rickety boats for the journeys, some of which have ended in mass drownings.
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Three hundred-plus rickety and sullied strollers are arrayed in two dense arcs around a long, central mound made of more strollers entangled with fire hose — the same kind of hose used by authorities to brutalize Civil Rights demonstrators in the 1960s.
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BRASILIA, April 17 (Reuters) - Brazil's Economy Minister Paulo Guedes said on Wednesday that he believes the government's pension reform proposal, which many see as crucial to steadying the country's rickety public finances, will be voted on in Congress within two to four months.
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Bar de Cao is one of the most evocative, with scuffed tile floors, rickety wooden tables and chairs, and high windows and ceilings letting in light to illuminate the collection of art and memorabilia that has accumulated on the walls over the years.
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Zooming through the wide, sunny streets of Los Angeles, warm wind gently ruffling my light sweater — what could be a more idyllic alternative to lurching through the bowels of New York City in a screechy, rickety subway car packed with irritable commuters?
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She said that, more than a decade ago, Weinstein's longtime studio collaborator, director Quentin Tarantino, coerced her into driving a rickety car down a dirt road on the set of the movie "Kill Bill," which she ended up crashing into a palm tree.
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As we increasingly enter a world of human/AI hybrid cars and people speeding rapidly down Market Street on rickety scooters, his book offers us a panorama view of just how hard it it to get mobility right and make it safe.
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Mr. Stowers's early passion was watercolors, and his paintings (he has scans of his work on his iPad) portray the landscape of his formative years: rickety roadside general stores, crumbling antebellum mansions, a dilapidated bowling alley on the edge of a swamp.
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Even before they undertake risky voyages on rickety, overcrowded boats, refugees waiting for passage from Libya face horrific abuse at the hands of Libyan authorities, human traffickers and extremists linked to the Islamic State, the United Nations said on Tuesday in Geneva.
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At the top of a final set of rickety stairs, atop a refectory table that takes up virtually all the floor space, Erica and her small staff cut through thick rolls of waxed cotton and tarpaulin for the clothing collection's upcoming season.
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Finally, after crawling up a rickety old ladder and into the loft, I found myself in "The Acid Lounge" (one task, ticked off!), which was essentially somebody's bedroom which they had adorned with old scarves from Camden market and allowed strangers to take drugs in.
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When I was a child in Orlando, FL, every afternoon after school, a group of friends and I would go to a nearby apartment complex and cross a rickety bridge into a dark, algae-covered swamp that I was told was filled with alligators.
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Bui was three years old when her parents and siblings stowed away in a rickety fishing boat bound for coastal Malaysia in 1978, among hundreds of thousands of families fleeing ongoing war in South Vietnam for the promise of a new life in America.
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That said, Their Finest is a lovely and stirring film, the kind of movie that reminds the audience that bravery comes in many forms — sometimes in ordinary people with rickety fishing boats, and sometimes in poor and plucky writers with a knack for writing screenplays.
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"I think the telling story is that the storm was almost 230 miles offshore, and it still had an impact," Don Dankert, an environmental scientist at NASA, tells me as we stand with ecologist Carlton Hall atop a rickety metal security tower overlooking Space Coast.
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More than 1.2 million African, Arab and Asian migrants have streamed into the European Union since the start of last year, many of them setting off from North Africa in rickety boats that are packed full of people and which struggle in choppy seas.
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Related: At Least 700 Migrants Died in the Mediterranean Trying to Get to Europe Last Week As Europe's worst migration crisis since World War II continues, more than 2,500 people are thought to have died this year after being packed into rickety boats by traffickers.
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At one point painted red and plastered with the logo of a cellphone company owned by a cousin of the president, they replaced rickety repurposed school buses and supplemented the small white vans known as "servis," providing improved, affordable public transportation for students and workers.
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And I'm not alone—The Witcher 3 has sold somewhere around 10 million copies, meaning that there are a whole lot of people in the same slightly rickety boat as me, every one of them about to bid adieu to their own White Wolf.
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But infantry needed to hold it because the central span could be destroyed, and in order for our rickety little tank to cross, we needed people to walk up, get out their tools, and replace the broken part of the bridge with an improvised structure.
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Julie Yip-Williams, whose candid blog about having Stage IV colon cancer also described a life of struggles that began with being born blind in Vietnam and her ethnic Chinese family's escape in a rickety fishing boat, died on Monday at her home in Brooklyn.
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Their supporters said they had grown frustrated with years of seeking, and failing, to modernize the Vatican's rickety and anachronistic communications department and to convince the pope and his top lieutenants that in an age defined by media, communications could not be an afterthought.
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Their journey usually begins with a deadly trek through vast deserts to Libya and then involves either braving the Mediterranean Sea on rickety boats headed to Europe or struggling to survive in one of the overcrowded detention centers run by smugglers on the Libyan coastline.
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Often accompanied by Alan Abbey, a local reporter, the two would go from "the bluest of the blue" neighborhood in Burlington, the Old North End, characterized by its rickety houses, walking up through the increasingly affluent neighborhoods to eventually reach Burlington's wealthy New North End.
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That means you can keep it hands-free on any compatible RokuTV and turn it up to eleven for window-rattling fun the next time you fall into The Matrix (which, let's be real, was even pretty cool back on that rickety DVD/VCR combo).
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DANDONG, China — As the end of the fashion season approached, and the suits and dresses arrived in her company's warehouses here in the Chinese border town of Dandong, the accountant crammed about $100,000 into a backpack, then boarded a rickety train with several co-workers.
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There's a specific action sequence involving a herd of angry monkeys and a series of rickety, rotating bridges that a director like Gore Verbinski might have choreographed with pizazz; Kasdan's version turns into a smeary CG-blur of some cool ideas and momentary thrills.
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So when I needed to open a new account earlier this year, you can imagine my trepidation — send my money to an evil empire with a UX from 210 or to a rickety storefront in some basement, which also somehow had a UX from 215?
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When, a couple of years ago, I often took a rickety bus from the Republic of Ireland into Northern Ireland, I would occasionally pass the time by trying to figure out if we had crossed the invisible line based on when my cellphone switched providers.
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The burly accountant had already spent the previous hour perched on a rickety chair outside a tiny cafe on Kasr al-Aini avenue, its usual flood of traffic now strangely quiet, with his eyes glued to a small television atop a pile of red crates.
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After every mission, you have to feed Vito to heal his wounds, get him to bed, then get him up and get dressed again before getting in a rickety-ass 1940s car and commuting across the city to your place of employment for the day.
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Photos by Matthew Yarbrough On the evening of a festival fight in rural northeastern Thailand, gamblers surrounded a rickety ring, set up just hours before, and threw down bets for the first match of the night: Bpaet "The Khorat Kid" Lukmaemali against Pupa "Rocky Mountain" Dor. Pewlawpakdee.
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He wore flip-flops without socks in the winter, a ragged grey sweater and had hung a rickety shoeshine kit on his shoulder, indicators of the type of poverty that has become all too common in Turkey among Syrian refugees struggling to scratch out a living.
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Driving along those frozen fields, past villages with rickety houses or small, dirty industrial towns, I only rarely saw people actually interacting with each other - once two women fighting, the other time, three beautiful little girls in new red boots playing while they fetched the water.
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Mats, a Swedish submarine ship captain for hire (played by Force Majeure star Johannes Bah Kuhnke), gets entangled in espionage when his boss orders him to pilot an American special ops team to an undisclosed location in a rickety Cold War-era submarine called the Aurora.
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In hope of stemming the flood of asylum seekers — many from Afghanistan, Iran and Sri Lanka — making a perilous and often deadly journey in rickety boats to its shores, Australia instituted a policy in 2013 that sent asylum seekers arriving by sea to two detention centers.
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Economists have long warned New Delhi to upgrade the nation's rickety roads, trains and ports, as well as health, education and other social programs that would benefit citizens, 12.4 percent of which lived below the poverty line in 2011-12, according to the latest World Bank data.
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No piece of pop culture can fully sum up a historical moment, but HBO's epic family drama Succession does a very solid job of diagnosing 2018 as a year of unfettered privilege and corruption built on a rickety foundation of mediocrity, bolstered by inherited power and influence.
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Specters appear throughout the film, as passionate scenes of Ada and Souleiman together give way to the loss she experiences after he disappears into the night, setting forth in a rickety pirogue bound for Spain like so many young men who have gone (and died) before him.
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Lib begins her increasingly excruciating duties in the rickety O'Donnell home believing that the entire family is in on what she never doubts is a hoax, and all but positive that the money visitors deposit in the box by the door is going directly into their pockets.
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"Of course, the first time, it was a little scary," he said, recalling his debut journey on a rickety, unlit elevator that rattled 583 yards underground into a dimly lit warren of caves and tunnels gouged from one of the world's biggest deposits of salt and potassium.
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In early 224.1 she sought in vain to ensure that Elian could stay temporarily with his Miami relatives instead of being returned to his father, who had remained in Cuba, divorced from his wife, after Elian and his mother fled in a rickety boat on Nov.
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Inequality shapes this, too, which is how this election season—one taking place as a pandemic bears down on a rickety and wildly vampiric health care system, during the rule of a bigoted wad of clammy old ham—has somehow played out as strange, character-driven television.
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Shielded from public view, high up a rickety wooden staircase inside the yellow church tower, the bell is still suspended where it was first hung in 19343 by an enthusiastic Nazi mayor in Herxheim am Berg, a hilltop village of 750 people in Germany's southwestern wine country.
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The asylum seekers have been sent to Manus and to Nauru, an island nation to the east, as part of a policy that Australia says is meant to deter human traffickers from sending desperate people to its shores on rickety boats, usually by way of Indonesia.
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I joined dozens of other journalists, on a 16-hour overnight ride on a rickety train with no open windows and a raging heater, to witness how the forum would go down — and to get a chance to confront officials who had been ignoring us for weeks.
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As the 22012-minute adventure continues, your group tracks ghosts through the apartment tower — in a fast-moving elevator, outside on a rickety window-washing platform — as some ghouls float through you, arriving with a whoosh of air in your face and a vibration of that vest.
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Chhota Shigri—six miles long and shaped like a branching piece of ginger—is considered one of the Himalayas' most accessible glaciers, but our way across was a rickety gondola, an open cage reminiscent of a shopping cart, which runs on a cable over the Chandra.
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Sometimes it flaunts its clichés — Nick's disability, and Benny Safdie's slack-jawed portrayal of it, is a big one — and other times it cloaks them in rough visual textures and jumpy, bumpy camera movements, so that a rickety genre thrill ride feels like something daring and new.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - U.S. authorities sent home some 100 Haitian immigrants discovered on a rickety boat this week, the most found at sea in more than a year and a sign of more people likely to flee the impoverished island, advocates said on Thursday.
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Sandy Hook Promise releases shocking PSA — with a point Barack Obama hung out with Greta Thunberg and they shared a glorious fist-bump Someone fund this genius albeit rickety Lego sorting machine invented by kids Elizabeth Warren says selfies are the 'most fun' part of campaigning
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Even here you'll find a variety of options: Arambol beach has a hippie vibe, complete with the occasional drum circle; Ashwem and Morjem are trendy; Vagator is known for its cliffs and rocky coves; and beautiful Mandrem is accessed by a rickety walkway over a creek.
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In recent years, thousands of people have fled sub-Saharan Africa via rickety, dangerous boats from ports along Libya's Mediterranean coast, heading for the Italian island of Lampedusa and on to mainland Italy; the bodies of many have washed back up on its shores a short time later.
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Most fundamentally, the rickety nature of the Night King's army — if its generals die, its troops die — means that advancing into enemy territory without significant scouting and reconnaissance means that the Night King has exposed himself to total defeat if Winterfell's defenders can properly exploit their defensive position.
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We were greeted by resort staff and shuffled into a lounge where our dedicated team member, Betty, gave us cold towels, sorbet drinks, and water (a refreshing treat after a long 20+ hour flight and rickety seaplane) as she checked us in and personally escorted us to our room.
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UnREAL During Monday night's romantic gondola ride on "Everlasting," the "UnREAL" camera tracks a path from Graham resentfully steering, to Darius and Chantal pretending to be in their own world, to the crew huddled around monitors, to a wide shot of the boat perched in a rickety dry dock.
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This was most certainly taken while on the road, opening up for *NSYNC on their amphitheater tour in the summer of '99 (and by open I mean we were on a tiny, rickety side stage performing for folks as they walked through the gates, not on the main stage).
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Tune-Yards: I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life (4AD) For a decade now, Merrill Garbus has written complex songs about political inequalities and human relationships, performed in a jumbled lo-fi collage style whose rickety acoustic core shares space with found sounds and electronic splashes.
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For as Apple has already found out and automotive companies are learning, it's tricky enough selling yourself as a pioneer of 225st century technology if one of your key raw materials conjures up images of impoverished children wheeling barrows laden with ore or being lowered into rickety tunnels.
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That leaves many governments invested in vague hopes that such a settlement, however rickety or superficial, will somehow stop the metastasis of the Syrian crisis and ease fears of Islamic State terrorism — often conflated with concerns about ordinary Syrian refugees — that have fueled the rise of right-wing politicians.
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Sandy Hook Promise releases shocking PSA — with a point Zach Galifianakis' story about his 2-year-old son is so hilariously awkward Barack Obama hung out with Greta Thunberg and they shared a glorious fist-bump Someone fund this genius albeit rickety Lego sorting machine invented by kids
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Instead, they'll have to enter through a doorway at the back, then walk through a dirt-filled basement, up a set of rickety wood stairs and into a room where broken eggshells, cigarette butts, old cellphones and other detritus poke out of a floor of clear blue resin.
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With Dallas down five late in the second overtime, he caught the ball on the wing, dribbled once, stepped back, and hit the sort of rickety, knock-kneed triple that seems all the more affecting for the afflictions of its author, like an old song from some cirrhotic crooner.
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Similarly, Perlstein likes Obamacare's expansiveness and thinks anything more modest would have been a nothingburger, so the collapse of the Emanuel-built Democratic majority in 2010 gets pinned on its "rickety" reliance on social conservatives and other exotic species rather than on, say, the political impact of the Obamacare debate.
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As a traveler myself, I will say that the sweet spot between a hostel and a boutique hotel is often where I've found the best value and these kinds of spaces tend to feel connected to their communities without the horrors of cramming 25 drunk co-eds into rickety bunk beds.
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In the backseat of one of those green or navy old Mercedes-Benz taxis sits singer and songwriter Yasmine Hamdan, listening to the driver's tales from Beirut's diverse neighborhoods, engaging in serious and not so serious political discussions, and taking notes of those amusing statements that transpire in the rickety car.
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After her morning climb up the knife-edge ridges, she'd come home to find his bed empty and had made her way down the rocky slope from their house, over the rickety bridge that crossed the melt-water river—the Necklace, as they called it—and into the Six Villages.
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One thing that has not changed, however, is the desperation of Cubans to set sail in rickety boats for the United States — a sign that fears are increasing, not decreasing, as Cubans worry that protections, not available to other immigrants, offering them legal status are in danger of being rescinded.
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In this adventure-novel-meets-moral-inquiry, a Midwestern single mother at the end of her rope cruises the scenic byways in a rickety R.V. with her two children, dodging raging wildfires, tourist traps, personal demons and epically bad weather, ultimately digging deep to find something close to old-fashioned courage.
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And this fall, Doubleday will publish Colson Whitehead's "The Underground Railroad," about a slave named Cora; she escapes from a Georgia plantation and flees north via an Underground Railroad that is not just a metaphorical alliance, but also a real subterranean network of tunnels and stations connected by a rickety train.
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The empty dwelling, without running water or a drainage system, is arranged around a rickety camper that is half submerged in a dirty pit and surrounded by 7-foot (2-meter) berms of used tires, sections of adobe wall topped with broken glass, a junked refrigerator and other odd supplies.
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In October 2015, thousands of Uber employees took their seats at the Axis Theater in Las Vegas' Planet Hollywood, where they were introduced to "Professor Kalanick"—Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, wearing a white lab coat and thick black glasses and standing in front of a rickety schoolhouse chalkboard on wheels.
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Rupert Goold's high-octane production — which includes drinking and smoking, a conga line and a rumbling printing press — plays out on Bunny Christie's Tony Award-nominated set, "a landscape of battered metal desks, stacked into rickety hills and valleys," as Ben Brantley described it in his New York Times review.
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His protagonist, a teen-age girl named Cora, flees the Georgia plantation where she was born into slavery and heads north on a series of rickety subterranean trains—one- or two-car numbers, driven by actual conductors and reached via caves or through trapdoors in buildings owned by sympathetic whites.
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But they should be clear on who they're disdaining: He's one of the few leaders of either party who's tried to push our politics of its existing rut, and one of even fewer who can claim that his push's outcome, however rickety and temporary it proved, had some real and consequential success.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban have sabotaged a major power line in the northern province of Baghlan, officials said on Wednesday, cutting a supply of electricity from Uzbekistan to Kabul, the Afghan capital, and exposing a vulnerability in the nation's rickety infrastructure at a time when the insurgency has government forces thinly stretched.
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A few years ago, when the event only had about 2,000 attendees and Google still hosted it on a rickety pier, Diane Greene had just taken over as the CEO of Google's cloud businesses and Google had fallen a bit behind in this space, just as Amazon and Microsoft were charging forward.
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We know our weapons systems are hackable; our electoral systems are trivial to compromise and under active attack; the census is a security disaster; and unsurprisingly the agencies responsible for making all these rickety systems are themselves both unprepared and ignorant, by the government's own admission… not to mention unconcerned with due process.
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The high-ceilinged, slightly gone-to-seed establishment is festooned with rugby ephemera — the sport being as sacred to Gascons as duck fat — and is furnished with a long wood bar, a couple of rickety barstools, and, teetering slightly on the beer-stained wood-slat floor, a dozen or so zinc-topped tables.
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The rickety DIY art space feels just as vintage: The hardwood buckles and sags precariously in time to the beats as Clipping producers William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes conjure an ear-splitting mix of Gabber kick drums, frantic footwork rhythms, Drum n Bass breakbeats, and industrial samples of clanking metal and mechanical drills.
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That can change — when Congress passes its supplemental hurricane relief bill, which is expected to happen in early December, it could direct agencies to focus federal funds on energy efficiency and clean renewable sources, rather than for patching up the rickety old electrical grid that will just come down again after the next hurricane.
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Most recently, some 1.3 million Southeast Asians fleeing conflicts in the mid-twentieth century were resettled in countries around the world, including more than 800,000 in the U.S. Coincidentally, hundreds of thousands of South Vietnamese escaped on rickety, overcrowded, barely seaworthy boats, just as refugees are doing in the Mediterranean and Aegean seas today.
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Simons trucked in 50,000 gallons of popcorn from Chicago and filled the floor of the old American Stock Exchange building with the stuff, which piled up in drifts along the sides of four rickety barns, crunched under guests's feet, and stuck to models' shoes and prairie-dress-meets-hazmat-suits they wore down the runway.
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While Mr. Parks portrayed the da Silva family with dignity, he did not sidestep the brutal details of their lives: their ragged and filthy clothes; the rickety shed in which they lived; the despair and anger of children struggling to survive; and the desolate landscape strewn with garbage and raw sewage, and teeming with insects.
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As we stood at the rickety green wooden cross that marked his grave I wondered why my mother had never told me about Gregory Ziatyk or two other brothers, one who died in the 21800s and another who had sailed to the United States but immediately returned to Ukraine and died three days later.
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Some set off from Afghanistan, traveling through Iran, then Turkey, and finally Greece and the Balkans; others, like Mohamed, leave countries in central or West Africa and cross the northern half of the continent through Guinea, Mali, and the Sahel, before boarding the rickety boats that should, hopefully, bring them to the Italian coast.
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Imagine waking up to the sounds of crickets in a naturally lit cabin, fresh air from the breeze outside coming into your rickety windows, immediate access to cold brew, crystal healing centers, outdoor seating for experimental film, music, and the freedom to walk fully nude without judgement; well, that's exactly what you'll get at Fields Festival.
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Here's where things stand so far: While tens of thousands of migrants have crossed the Mediterranean this year, transported from North African camps in rickety smugglers' boats, the overall numbers have dropped, thanks in part to renewed scrutiny on their route through the Balkans, and to EU deals with Turkey and Libya aimed at curbing the flow.
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But they enveloped their activities — mainly visits to churches and drinking sessions with local nationalist hot heads — in such secrecy that they stoked concern over what Russia is up to in Bosnia, a rickety state backed by the West but undermined from within by the Republika Srpska, which covers about half its territory and wants to secede.
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An opening assertion that the rickety old house was built "years ago, at the end of the Victorian century," along with a first-page reference to Bakelite sockets and dustbins and common English shrubs, combines with other details in the lives of the individual characters to put the location somewhere in Britain and the period somewhere near ours.
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Each year since then, as I set up the increasingly rickety stable with the same old hay from our neighbor's farm, and position the figurines in their appointed places, I hear the child my daughter was at 5 giving voice to them, intuitively finding her way through the upheaval in her life, as children often do.
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Why would a company whose offices were in New York, at 210 Broadway, and most of whose shareholders were also in New York, choose to have its annual meeting in a place that most New Yorkers could get to only after taking an overnight train to Pittsburgh and then a cold, rickety local train ninety miles north?
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Whoever it is that we eventually agree upon being our very own Ed needs to possess the primary characteristic which sees Sheeran appealing to everyone from Supreme-clad small town teenage tearaways to rickety old folks who do nothing more with their time than listen to Divide and eat endless ice creams on windswept promenades: likeability.
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On the other hand we see the "second India," which is still playing catch-up — people who live in a world long forgotten, with printed newspapers, rickety transport and houses and single-screen projector cinemas, but whose literacy rates and GDP per capita is improving to the extent that soon hundreds of millions of tech-savvy consumers will be entering the market.
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So I waited for the first real system sellers to arrive, and when they did, I applied for a job in the rickety sports shop over the road, and I spent an utterly miserable summer working behind the cash register, dealing with teardrop-tattooed shoplifters, passive-aggressive jobsworths, horrendous bosses, and the constant blood-boiling braying of Vernon Kay's cheerful Radio 3603 slot.
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Yet there it was, behind a postwar ranch-style home on the border of the neighborhoods Glassell Park and Mount Washington: a one-room, 68-square-foot shelter shaded by a Brazilian pepper tree, clad in fir planks and plywood and perched on stilts halfway up the property's steep backyard slope, accessible only by traversing a rickety, bungee-cord-lined bridge.
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In the spring of 1946, George Orwell, writing in the London Tribune , opened with a view from underneath the rock: In a cold but stuffy bed-sitting room littered with cigarette ends and half-empty cups of tea, a man in a moth-eaten dressing-gown sits at a rickety table, trying to find room for his typewriter among the piles of dusty papers that surround it.
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But while the hastily made decision reflected the growing urgency of the situation, it was not clear that it would have much practical effect on the flow of refugees fleeing Syria's five-year civil war: The alliance said it would not seek to block the often rickety and overcrowded migrant vessels or turn them back, and military officials were scrambling to determine precisely what role their warships would play.
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While it may seem like progress, Biden also said he'd offer "no apologies" for his previous position, making it hard to gauge just how committed he is to actually repealing the amendment; Rebecca Traister made a compelling case in March for how Biden's rickety-at-best stances on abortion span decades, not to mention the larger questions he's faced around his treatment of women, from Anita Hill to female voters on the campaign trail.
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Staged in a rickety wooden maze before an audience kept standing and against the aural background of a recorded conversation between David Lynch and the composer Angelo Badalamenti, Mr. Simons produced a deft and modest show of supersize letter jackets; tailored coats in traditional British woolens; immense and holey boyish sweaters with ragged hems that tenderly evinced the designer's respect for the innovations of his Belgian countryman Mr. Margiela and for the fragile landscape of boyhood.
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Among the group were Tony Smith (manager of the rock band Genesis and seated on car 2003 in the group shot) and Denis "Jenks" Jenkinson (standing center with motorbike no 2200), the famed navigator for the racing legend Sir Stirling Moss in the 21993 Mille Miglia, took some of us by surprise by bringing a very loud and rickety looking classic motorcycle on which he proceeded to ride up the hill at a rather alarming rate.
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