Private stalls for men are on the right; stalls for women are on the left.
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What happens [is] it goes up, and then it stalls, goes up, then it stalls.
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It does NOT mean that we are moving sows directly from breeding stalls to farrowing stalls.
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Rose stalls outnumber book stalls by about 4:1 even though petals aren't always cheaper than paper.
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Many of the stalls accepted credit cards for payment as well as paper money, especially the larger stalls.
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Let's talk about stalls, because stalls are dangerous, and tend to happen when your plane is most vulnerable, i.e.
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Hundreds of employees share just one urinal and two stalls in the men's room, and three stalls in the women's.
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Assuming that all stalls are cleaned at the same frequency, the cleanest stalls should, then, be the ones on the ends.
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The two halves share a public courtyard atop two levels of underground parking with 211 vehicle stalls and 603 bicycle stalls.
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The new locations include 10 stalls in Chicago at 225 North Columbus Drive, and 8 stalls at 800 Boylston Street in Boston.
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There you can finally indulge in all your Nutella fantasies, with cooking demonstrations, bakery stalls, chocolate stalls, food trucks, art installations, and more.
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This monitor provides a bunch of information, but most prominently, it tells people which stalls are occupied and whether the stalls have a regular or squatting toilet.
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If there are five stalls, the saturation point looks like this (the o's are open stalls and the x's are occupied stalls): X O X O X In this five-stall scenario, it's best to choose an odd-numbered stall if you're the first person to enter the bathroom.
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"All types of stalls including clothes, counterfeit goods and food stalls will be banned from main city roads," Walop Suwandee, chief adviser to Bangkok's governor, told news agency AFP.
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Rather than the standard assortment of pube-splattered urinals and a few stalls—stalls which always have snot crusting on the walls—the fashionistas up there get to micturate in total luxury.
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There are tens to hundreds of daily market stalls in every part of the city, but Saskia Spijkers, a city market affairs representative, tells me that the number of stalls is dramatically decreasing.
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The visitors' metal stalls resemble the kind commonly found in high school locker rooms, and the Liberty players did not have name plates above their wooden stalls for the first few home games.
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Tiny stalls for long hours are not great for them.
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You would buy pretty much everything in stalls like this.
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We can make sure we have no gaps, no stalls.
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You don't have a clue what's happening inside those stalls.
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More than 80% of the 300 stalls were reportedly destroyed.
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Many of the stalls were selling scarves, jewelry, and souvenirs.
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The older children use toilet stalls in an attached tent.
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Latecomers went hungry: the food stalls ran out of snacks.
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People definitely use Juuls in the bathroom stalls at school.
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New York Post: Democrats get desperate as Mueller probe stalls.
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The floors of the stalls are covered by clean straw.
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By Sunday night, the vendors were packing up their stalls.
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It's a mesmerizing, albeit overwhelming, concentration of stalls and options.
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Your character stalls out in a long line of traffic.
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Inventions like injogogi are among foods traded on these stalls.
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Other stalls will sell Texas barbecue, fried chicken and pizza.
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She showers in a nearby communal bathroom with individual stalls.
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The stalls are never clean, and there's always water everywhere.
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Market stalls nearby offered dahs, Burmese knives like small sickles.
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When he arrived, one charger was available among eight stalls.
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It's how big it can get before growth stalls out.
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The older children use toilet stalls in an attached tent.
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Do a lot of people have sex in the stalls?
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All of the Taiwanese foods are available at the food stalls.
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Most pilgrims pick up the tablets from stalls around the shrines.
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When defenders go under the screen on him, Atlanta's offense stalls.
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David Ehrlich, Indiwire It stalls the moment Charlize Theron shows up.
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Stalls outside the building offer fruits and pork skewers for sale.
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Over it, she gets ready to leave until Aaron stalls her.
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In recent weeks, basic snack stalls have proliferated across the camp.
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Now a family of peacocks fills one of the corral stalls.
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Today, crowds of shoppers push past stalls selling fruit and vegetables.
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No gumbe or hip-hop music blaring from the market stalls.
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Still, she can expect cries of treachery if the process stalls.
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But the stalls are not always as appealing as their produce.
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Baby Jesus is popular in market stalls that sell religious fabric.
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A hustle of street stalls specialized in cheap, fast oyster preparations.
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Related columns: "Crude rally stalls as fuel prices soften", Reuters, Dec.
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Trendy food stalls were cooking up delicious chicken burgers and mezze.
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The team had plenty of locker stalls, with room to spare.
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But the motor stalls and the canoe starts to drift downstream.
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Putting up the kind of padding you see in horse stalls?
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And whatever stalls ovulation, losing weight often appears to restart it.
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This Memorial Day weekend, it will unveil 12 new bathroom stalls.
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Stalls are one of the most common causes of airplane crashes.
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The women lingered at stalls to buy rice and lemon juice.
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A bar, D.J. and food stalls sustain the energy all afternoon.
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Venture capital keeps getting bigger, while U.S. new business formation stalls.
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Amazon, Walmart confront India's slowing economy as holiday season growth stalls
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No surface goes to waste: Bathroom stalls showcase professional bird photography.
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An ovum is either fertilized or the whole project stalls out.
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He showers with the hose hooked up to the animals' stalls.
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The Max wasn't handling well when nearing stalls at low speeds.
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Catastrophic floods could follow if the storm stalls inland, it said.
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If the legislation stalls, Willie Horton syndrome will have claimed another victim.
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Out of the market's roughly 300 stalls, about 10 are still standing.
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These are incredibly old buildings that now mainly contain international food stalls.
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There's a real possibility that he stalls if he stays in Washington.
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Farmers, especially those with high-density cattle stalls, were thrown into chaos.
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People crowd into tea stalls, huddling around a single television or radio.
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Elena often rummages through the books in the stalls on Via Port'Alba.
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"No restaurants sold them then—just stalls on street corners," he said.
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Food was served in 14 individual wrought iron and wood horse stalls.
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The general framework holds up even in a larger array of stalls.
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Bathrooms with four, seven, or 13 stalls are begging for awkward interactions.
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In Paititi, I walked through market stalls and past villagers just living.
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Street food stalls and sushi bars get Michelin stars outside Europe, right?
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A fourth, and the bill stalls without Democrats lifting a finger. Rep.
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I've left Garfields on chalkboards, classmates' notebooks, restaurant receipts, and bathroom stalls.
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It's a spectacle of bespoke stalls, with subsidized rents for legacy vendors.
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These tiny apartments are tucked between alleys, food stalls, shops, and houses.
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Shiny golden placards on the stalls denote the name of each stallion.
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Mike Morin's set, comprising four stalls facing the audience, is convincing enough.
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The stalls sell everything from black bread to these yummy veal croquettes.
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And Frostpaw dances on while the world waits and real action stalls.
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There's also not enough diversity in the stalls that we have here.
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There's a barn with horse stalls, a garden, and a chicken coop.
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Some stalls, with their sparse displays, provide welcome rest for the eyes.
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Some stalls proffer cookies, warm mulled wine and traditional cakes and breads.
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The police march through, poking ineffectually at the drug-dealers' empty stalls.
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Some shopkeepers felt safe enough to reopen small stores and market stalls.
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"If progress stalls, then our drawdown likely will be suspended," he wrote.
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Still, a venture firm that stalls on closing can hurt the startup.
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Vendors hock skinned hares, while seafood stalls display glistening fish and shrimp.
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Plus, with all the different stalls, you'll want to sample everything anyway.
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But the chefs in the stalls have a bottom line to meet.
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Businesses respond by investing less in equipment and technology, and productivity stalls.
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The stalls surround a big gilded bar for wine, beer and cocktails.
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Stalls sold Esperanto-themed pencils, pens, plates, and even a liqueur—Esperantine.
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There were a lot of interesting smells, especially near stalls selling seafood.
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Lights flickered over the stalls, powered by electricity from thick cables above.
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The first floor still has the original horse stalls and dirt floor.
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The flooding could continue during the week as Harvey stalls over Texas.
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However, few of its wooden stalls sold specific Christmas decorations and gifts.
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However, in this reporter's experience, the site is buggy and often stalls.
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There were signs and stalls devoted to the dumpling in every neighborhood.
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I never leave Yerevan without meandering through the Vernissage, the open-air market in a park along Aram and Buzant streets where there are stalls and stalls of ceramics, folk and contemporary art, rugs, textiles, jewelry and more.
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Singapore offers everything from eye-popping botanical gardens to Michelin-starred food stalls.
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I spent hours pulling weeds, hoeing, feeding the horses, cleaning out the stalls.
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Italy's budget deficit is to rise too, against the rules, while growth stalls.
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That's where traditional, open- bottomed cubicles — so-called surveillance stalls — become a nonstarter.
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If computer chips do not continue to improve, the entire tech industry stalls.
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Maybe I can find some sort of artisanal chocolaty spread amongst the stalls?
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"These food stalls are part of our local culture and should be protected."
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It was decked out with food stalls, outdoor wedding chairs, and sponsorship banners.
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"If a storm stalls inland, it will overflow creeks and rivers," he added.
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It's a bunch of tiny shops and food stalls around an open courtyard.
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Settlements have restaurants, billiard halls, pharmacies and vegetable stalls, but business is sluggish.
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This portends heavy rainfall and flooding as the storm stalls over the area.
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If progress stalls, tax reform could lay dormant during 20163's election year.
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Mr. Malick's movies can be maddening in their pauses, their stalls and starts.
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Those included installing privacy curtains or allowing students to change in bathroom stalls.
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Night-market stalls offer a variety of Hello Kitty apparel, including boxer shorts.
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That is why you see market stalls across the city here virtually empty.
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Tesla has over 1,600 Supercharger stations with over 14,400 stalls in North America.
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More often than not, momentum stalls and the bill up for debate languishes.
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Bathroom stalls are the breeding ground for our next generation of poet laureates.
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In other stalls, workers are putting out fresh crabs, flowers and other goods.
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Now it was a ghost town of charred market stalls and roofless buildings.
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For 1003 pesos ($2.65) a day, they rent three stalls' worth of space.
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In addition to the artists' stalls, there are a few specially curated exhibits.
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Installed as a way of preventing stalls, it forces the plane's nose down.
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That will happen only if it remains expensive and if the technology stalls.
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Some of the stalls have karaoke machines, which are popular in the evenings.
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He would sleep in the local market, after people had left their stalls.
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It features five stalls: Yaso Noodle Bar with noodles and dumplings; Rice-on!
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If personal spending stalls, it would drive recession odds even higher, Gapen warns.
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Schumer's bill, the Fix Gun Checks Act of 22018, stalls in the Senate.
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In the midst of this cacophony, ASMR has set up its quiet stalls.
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Some of the stalls were small, and only had one type of food.
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Some stalls had as many fruits and vegetables as a supermarket produce section.
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When I first walked in, there were a few stalls for hot food.
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The property also has 15 miles of riding trails and four horse stalls.
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It means that the two leading contenders have set out very different stalls.
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Residents set up food stalls serving soba noodles, fried potatoes and octopus balls.
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The arches continue in a lovely arcade that once housed shops and service stalls.
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Stalls selling Christophine, small baby bananas, and massive pomelos, which are like savoury grapefruit.
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Now it is a town complete with concrete houses, shops and fast food stalls.
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That morning, workers in hazmat suits moved in, washing out stalls and spraying disinfectants.
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He decides to grab Thai chicken curry and rice from one of the stalls.
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When they destroy the stalls of the immigrants, they put it on the web.
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They're hiding in stalls and crouched behind the horses at the merry-go-round.
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Poor performing stocks may discourage unicorns from emerging from their cozy VC-protected stalls.
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We used to live in a neighborhood where you could find fry stalls regularly.
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The market has 230 stalls and boasts handmade wooden crafts, ceramics and blown glass.
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There are more than 300 stalls selling wares, including traditional Alsatian decorations and snacks.
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"Close your eyes," he would say, as he quickly wheeled her toward the stalls.
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If the infrastructure package stalls, GOP leaders are looking at smaller, less-controversial bills.
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Amid burned market stalls and heaps of rubble, protesters filled the streets once again.
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But then the agent stalls on the actual signing, waiting for a higher offer.
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OnTap now manages stalls in the Chomp Chomp and Sun Court hawker centers, too.
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Others are trying workarounds as the absence of securities regulators stalls the I.P.O. market.
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SOCIAL Q'S What's there to do when your significant other stalls on combining addresses?
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Another movement stalls when a Falcao pass in intercepted by the goalkeeper Khadim N'Diaye.
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Sympathetic citizens turned their bikes into food stalls and water stands to serve protesters.
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Two police officials quickly took cover near some stalls and moved along the walls.
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The train cars passed by just inches from our bodies squeezed against the stalls.
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" Another guided users on what to do "If the app stalls/freezes/locks up.
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The basement alone includes stalls offering ancient Egyptian statuary, early radios and Chinese vases.
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Confidence: Medium A few showers may linger into Sunday if the front stalls nearby.
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Ramshackle wooden stalls had been weathered by the winter to the colour of pewter.
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The royal-blue plastic tarps covering the stalls appeared nearly black, like funeral shrouds.
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Tracks for freight trains ran nearby, providing access to and from the market stalls.
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A new, automatic flight control system was created to counter the possibility of stalls.
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I also do that when other people are occupying the rest of the stalls.
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These casual, open-air food stalls represent the way the city used to eat.
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If the economy stalls, it will be hard for President Trump to be re-elected.
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Catering to the denizens of this nefarious realm are a row of street food stalls.
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Sooner or later, the outrage fades, legislation stalls, elections come and go, and nothing changes.
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It was already known that when cells replicate their DNA, the replication mechanism sometimes stalls.
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Get comfy in one of the stalls without the fear of someone recognizing your shoes.
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About 10 of the roughly 300 stalls that made up the market remained standing Wednesday.
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It's now a street food haven, packed with stalls that cater to LA's diverse population.
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If a school opts for individual stalls it must make them available to all students.
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He later said the money was compensation for damage to some of the market stalls.
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MAKESHIFT stalls appear on every country road in Brazil, usually laden with bananas and coconuts.
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No one was injured in those two incidents, but the explosion left vendor stalls damaged.
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Crowds sang along to celebrity performances, snacking from food stalls set up for the occasion.
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Video footage of the scene shows stalls knocked over and people injured on the ground.
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Traditional medicine stalls sell ambergris balms, frankincense, myrrh, and even mystical oils for expelling jinn.
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Both couples are in the bathroom: one near the sink, and one near the stalls.
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They can often be bought alive at roadside stalls and markets, or served in restaurants.
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It was also less touristy than the other food stalls I visited and open air!
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All of which should ring alarm bells about what happens if the upward momentum stalls.
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People lined up at screen-printing stalls to add activist flair to their T-shirts.
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Its portfolio includes shopping centers, office buildings, car parks, wet markets and cooked food stalls.
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Editor's note: Not all of Delhi's street food stalls use filtered water in their drinks.
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It's wildly cheap and can easily be found for sale at street stalls throughout Bangkok.
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In the bathroom, the stalls still stand, but the sink lies lopsided on the floor.
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The carriage house is now used as a garage, but still has its original stalls.
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The Act had starts and stalls; it once passed the Senate but not the House.
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B buys us croissants ($6.82) and we devour them as we walk through the stalls.
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If the government stalls though, the levees are still a storm away from giving away.
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QR codes are printed on cards and taped onto chicken wrap stalls outside metro stations.
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If growth stalls, Snapchat could find itself in Twitter's predicament in the past few years.
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The law also aims to make it easier for regional governments to buy temporary stalls.
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You'll live in a dorm with bunk beds and community showers, hopefully with separate stalls.
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Light sconces now adorned the women's rooms, and he put coat hooks in the stalls.
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Their locker stalls are again side-by-side, their focus again on the same cause.
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He heard both the sneers from the gallery and the enthusiastic applause from the stalls.
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Traders will set up their stalls at Mercado do Goto to hawk fruit and vegetables.
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In Cusco, Peru, stalls at the Mercado San Pedro are full of colorful local produce.
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His taxi passes stalls where girls sell traditional white bracelets alongside pirated Jhumpa Lahiri novels.
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The sessions played out in seedy little plywood stalls within the apartment on Fourth Avenue.
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The city rose from the sands, crammed with people, cars, market stalls and auto-rickshaws.
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Aerodynamic stalls are central to the Boeing 737 saga, so let's explore them briefly now.
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The pledge can be found in restaurant bathroom stalls as well as in visitor centers.
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Perk of this place is that they have about seven different stalls to chose from!
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A lot of the stalls specialized in only one thing, like bread, sausages, or fudge.
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I was later told the Ginger Pig was one of the market's most famous stalls.
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But in off-year elections, voter turnout stalls in Northern Virginia, just like everywhere else.
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We can easily walk to Lau Pa Sat for some food from the market stalls.
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Boeing developed MCAS to stop these stalls from happening by automatically pitching the nose down.
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Yes, the market stalls displayed an array of glittering ornaments for the tree and home.
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Conditions are expected to grow only worse as Dorian stalls over the Bahamas, forecasters say.
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The bomb blew off chunks of the market's corrugated tin roof and wrecked nearby stalls.
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Farmers wore T-shirts in the same style, or hung them over their cows' stalls.
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Generally, I look for hot foods, and street stalls that have a lot of turnover.
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Small stalls sell cold sodas and much-needed waters (25 rupees for a big bottle).
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Turkey swerves away from democracy; North Korea bombs its missile test; Arkansas's execution plan stalls.
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Food at the stalls or restaurants costs about $1.30 to $3.15, depending on the dish.
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And in the case of both VAWA and Savanna's Act, the GOP stalls and stalls before laying out unacceptable terms, effectively forcing the bills to languish longer in committee as they're revised and rewritten, only for those versions to be vanquished or allowed to expire.
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Growth stalls, prices fall further, and it can be very hard to break the resulting cycle.
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After the 2005 blast, officials separated market stalls in an effort to prevent fires from spreading.
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He shot patrons on the dance floor and sprayed bullets at others cowering in bathroom stalls.
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Buried alive Batulo was weaving through the market stalls in Kakuma when she got the call.
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When you need to go, you wander through dozens of stalls, peeking beneath doors for feet.
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The crowds arrived, some families for a day out, touring the stalls and listening to panelists.
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The Trump rally stalls on Wednesday, with the Dow lower after rising for seven straight sessions.
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Entrants take turns running their routines, which feature a variety of highly athletic kicks and stalls.
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Children waited at stalls to have their faces painted with the colours of the Sudanese flag.
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All through Barcelona and other Catalan cities, bookstands are erected side-by-side with flower stalls.
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This is part of a larger employment issue that is becoming apparent as the economy stalls.
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In real life I run market stalls on Roman Road and Petticoat Lane, selling women's clothing.
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Hurricane Florence is forecast to do just this as it stalls over the Carolinas this weekend.
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Spend as long or as little as you like perusing the stalls at Brick Lane Market.
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Street stalls in the city, at which many such migrants once worked, are now conspicuously rarer.
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" J.P. Morgan global strategists said the stock market could suffer if the tech sector "stalls out.
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Or it would be simple if Vietnamese stalls across the United States sold grilled pig tails.
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Some hawker center stalls display their dishes behind glass, like this Chinese squid with celery dish.
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Stalls sold homoerotic renditions of internet boyfriend Oscar Isaac and indie books about queer lady knights.
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It stalls out during fermentation, is sensitive to temperature and alcohol, and prone to mood swings.
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The city authorities claim that there are 50,000 stalls selling more than 300,000 kinds of products.
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What concerns them most, they said, is that patients could lose out if treatment research stalls.
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It's why you see lower drinking fountains, ramps and larger bathroom stalls in many public places.
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Beyond the spectator stands and hot dog stalls, the Confederates were camped just out of sight.
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The dispensers were available at park and resort entrances, at food stalls and near most bathrooms.
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The grocery stores, vegetable and tea stalls and bookshops I had grown up with were dust.
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Past the retail and takeout stalls of La Marqueta food marketplace, you'll find Hot Bread Kitchen.
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One feature that did not receive exceptional scrutiny: a new software system intended to prevent stalls.
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For one, we're told there will be stalls to accommodate horses and horseback rides -- however, BYOH.
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"For months apparent breakthroughs have happened just in time for Security Council briefings, then progress stalls."
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In the opening scene, the booths are newly installed privacy stalls for coin-operated peep shows.
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In the city's center, the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market sits empty, its rows of stalls shuttered.
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That is how to make the most of an offense that stalls like a 1978 transmission.
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Are you envisioning Trump and Putin in their stalls, kicking around some hay and whinnying affectionately?
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Julius Baer's sale of its Italian asset manager stalls over risk of losing staff, Bloomberg reported.
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Confidence: Medium A cold front stalls out nearby on Wednesday, and that means more showers likely.
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Jujamcyn added more women's stalls to each of its theaters during renovations from 1990 to 2000.
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One of the two barns is outfitted with a skateboard ramp; the other has horse stalls.
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While no one was killed in those two episodes, vendor stalls and surrounding areas were damaged.
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Local vegetable vendors stopped setting up stalls as they don't have cash to buy from farmers.
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A 20,000-square-foot equine import and quarantine center, with 48 stalls, will open by June.
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Yên applied new problem-solving to besting the competition from other vegetable stalls on her street.
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Nesting dolls with the American president-elect's face stared out of stalls at the holiday markets.
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Downpours and flooding would be especially severe, lasting for days, if the storm stalls over land.
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Someone had thrown up so much that it covered all three stalls in the men's bathroom.
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Stalls sold Harry and Meghan scarves for 15 pounds ($20) and commemorative caps for 10 pounds.
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Merchants have set up food stalls and visiting families are entertained by performing camels and horses.
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A stage stands on the site of the gallows, and food stalls where the prison kitchens were.
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But if tax reform stalls as Congress debates how to shape it, the market could become impatient.
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The newlyweds hosted the wedding festival, complete with a fairground and food stalls, at Windsor Great Park.
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London coffee cart Change Please launched last year, training homeless people to work on its mobile stalls.
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He even thanked the two horses who were in stalls behind him as he exited the interview.
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Walk in and you'd see a long line of private toilet stalls, with floor-to-ceiling doors.
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As its name suggests, it was traditionally a hawker, a complex that brings together many food stalls.
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Staller, which describes itself as the "Airbnb for horses", helps horse-owners rent stalls near equestrian competitions.
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I let it take me to theater districts and street stalls, brightly lit cafés, galleries, and museums.
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It has more than 100 open-air "hawker" centers and 6,000 stalls selling popular multi-ethnic meals.
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You may remember, Irving says, "I see the lights blinking" right before the FBI car stalls out.
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At roadside stalls on its outskirts, shopkeepers sell furniture together with lifeboats; washing machines alongside emergency flares.
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In need of new stalls themselves, ETBU paid up and imported Ole Miss's old room to Marshall.
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Now, it's got trendy chefs renting stalls to serve gourmet food at places with names like Eggslut.
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We go to a hawker center near our office (basically a large food court with many stalls).
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If progress in education and other social indicators stalls, the global population will be 12bn by 2100.
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The party will continue Saturday with a festival-style event complete with a fairground and food stalls.
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"Legally KCSQUARED 6-30-18 ❤," Cuoco captioned an Instagram showing her kissing Cook near horse stalls.
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When we started the company, we had little stalls that we would put up at food markets.
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According to Munroe, a bathroom should have three, five, nine, or 17 stalls for maximum saturation efficiency.
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Alberto Teres, owner of one of few stalls remaining, saw the flames leap from stall to stall.
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State interior minister Jose Manzur said the vast majority of the market's 300 stalls were completely destroyed.
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What happens when Instagram glitches or Slack stalls, and we snap out of our Very Online existence?
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According to local news outlets, many tourists patronised the stalls and were seen bargaining for better deals.
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Despite its location in a drab shopping mall, the place sports some impressive stalls and slick branding.
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Animal stalls line the walls—that's where you're temporarily quartered if there's a problem during your checkup.
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Food is central here, with stalls selling everything from tom yam noodles to lobster rolls to sashimi.
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Starving, I get fed up chasing this red herring and head toward a row of food stalls.
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More than 300 stalls made up the market, 80 percent of which were levelled in the blast.
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The initial vehicle bomb destroyed dozens of stalls and a popular hotel in the heart of Mogadishu.
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An Alabama school removed the doors from its bathroom stalls in order to keep teens from vaping
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You'll find roast chickens and ducks hanging in restaurant windows and hawker center stalls all around Singapore.
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She had left home at dawn to walk to her job at market stalls in the city.
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Once tax reform is complete or stalls, these unresolved inter-party battles will reemerge with a vengeance.
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The district also added new multi-user bathrooms with individual stalls and built several single-user bathrooms.
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But Rubio and Cruz each hit 50% support when matched against Clinton, while Trump stalls at 47%.
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People would sprinkle it in their drinks or spend half their night in bathroom stalls snorting it.
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All the awnings and stalls blew up like toy umbrellas and cash registers tumbled through the streets.
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Someone hurt his head pretty badly and visitors plundered the stalls in the middle of the storm.
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They are barely 3 and they will hide in bathroom stalls standing on top of toilet seats.
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A handful of players sat by their stalls; idle reporters outnumbered them by about four to one.
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At one point, she bounded into a women's bathroom to show off a new row of stalls.
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Asawa lived in horse stalls and in tar paper-covered barracks, with limited resources, privacy, and provisions.
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The Hema village of Lona, for example, was a collection of ruined homes and deserted market stalls.
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She stays behind to muck out stalls and milk cows while the others train for secret missions.
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It was unveiled last weekend: The Surf Lodge has 12 new bathroom stalls, and a new tank.
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The shift in market share is all the more important as growth in the smartphone market stalls.
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As he spoke, Mr. Tabarez printed out-of-order signs for two stalls in the men's restroom.
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A few businesses have operated there, including food stalls, a money-changer and a tiny massage parlor.
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But really, the best drinks at the market are booze-free and sold at the food stalls.
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Now his son, Laurent, runs the stalls as well as restaurants in Noailles and Aix-en-Provence.
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Bananas and melons were left to rot on market stalls, and slippers and other footwear were scattered.
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The barn has four horse stalls, a bunkhouse that sleeps six, storage rooms and a tack room.
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While it has a salacious past, today it is packed with cheap clothes, accessories, and food stalls.
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The Aviation Herald reported that the plane had experienced engine compressor stalls on the right-side engine.
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The Democratic lawmakers navigated through tents, makeshift food stalls and clotheslines, interacting with migrants as they went.
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I ended up spending 10 euros on a windbreaker I found at one of the clothing stalls.
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Automated gates corral the animals into stalls where the robots attach suction cups to the cows' teats.
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Established in the 1700s, Omicho has close to 200 stalls selling seafood, vegetables, tea, sake and confectioneries.
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Two ushers controlled the line; a third stood at the bathroom entrance directing women to specific stalls.
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Shubert has increased the number of women's stalls in its houses over time to 265 from 114.
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All afternoon we browsed regional snack and confection stalls as if we were at a street market.
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His workforce has dropped from 700 to under 200 as economic growth stalls and business dries up.
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He gunned down patrons on the dance floor and sprayed bullets at others cowering in bathroom stalls.
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Workers, told to go home for the day, had instead gathered in tea stalls, nervously trading reports.
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More than 300 stalls made up the market, 80 percent of which were leveled in the blast.
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Jack now works with bigger horses as well, grooming and riding them and mucking out their stalls.
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Then Boeing engineers reconceived the system, expanding its role to avoid stalls in all types of situations.
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To keep things moving at Neopasa Shimizu, where 25,000 people may stop on a busy weekend, there are 72 stalls in the ladies' room, compared with 14 stalls and 32 urinals in the men's — a ratio meant to combat the longer waits that women often encounter in public facilities.
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Take your bike deep into the center of Amsterdam-Noord and you'll end up at Buikslotermeerplein, a square that harbors 24 market stalls offering a diverse swath of food products: there's a poultry man, a cheesemonger, a sweets vendor, a nut stand, and several fresh fruit and vegetable stalls.
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He started sweeping out their stalls and gradually gained more autonomy, working from sunup to sundown most days.
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People use their Alipay apps to pay at supermarkets and in taxis, and even at street food stalls.
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"Each morning, we clean out the stalls in the Children's Zoo with a leaf blower," zoo officials wrote.
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The open-air market features stalls with plenty of Mexican and Chinese options, alongside trendier options like Eggslut.
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Today's festivals are crawling with vegan taco trucks, portable wood-fired pizza ovens, and artisan roast coffee stalls.
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Images of his hero can be seen everywhere, from billboards, to hand-drawn film hoardings to market stalls.
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Chattering men sat for haircuts while head-scarved women shopped the stalls lining the blue-bricked Riverside Mall.
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If the storm stalls in place for any length of time, much of the Carolinas is at risk.
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Like so many others, Carter and her friends also took cover in one of the handicap bathroom stalls.
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Vendors vied for customers through peacock-like advertising, adorning their stalls with blinking lights or other eye-catchers.
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There are booths to buy merch, lines to take selfies with their favorite YouTubers, food stalls, and concerts.
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Street stalls may cause a bit of congestion and disorder, but they also make urban life more vibrant.
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When the ferris wheel stalls, leaving them stuck hundreds of feet in the air, neither of them panics.
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Nearer the town, stalls give way to warehouses and enormous open-air yards; cranes stretch to the horizon.
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On Saturday, the party will continue with a festival-style event complete with a fairground and food stalls.
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There isn't an established restaurant scene in many of the cities; there are food stalls and vendors, mostly.
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Thick and plaited like leather, dried melons can also be found hanging on the corner of market stalls.
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Until they were called up for purchase, his "property" was kept in the stalls normally reserved for horses.
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Instead, they leave the stainless steel bathroom stalls and don't talk again until the end of the movie.
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Life would be easier if they could work at tea stalls, they say, with cooling banana-leaf roofs.
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People filled the market, talking, haggling at stalls, pulling battered carts loaded with animals and cargo for sale.
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The march wound through a cluster of impromptu stalls hawking the likes of cheese and hand-embroidered shirts.
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The first explosion destroyed dozens of stalls and the popular Safari Hotel in the heart of the city.
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The initial vehicle bomb destroyed dozens of stalls and the popular Safari Hotel in the heart of Mogadishu.
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I did one in the A5 and, just like the other stalls, it was anticlimactic in the extreme.
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I looked for misgivings in patty shacks sprinkled all over the city, and in stalls lining the markets.
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A strike at Cerro Matoso, owned by Australia's South32 Ltd , could impact global nickel prices as production stalls.
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Eager buyers, mostly vacationers from summer dachas in and around the nearby town of Tarusa, scoured the stalls.
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Of course, these are not really problems for investors until the economy stalls or we enter a recession.
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Ten stalls squeeze in various vendors of vintage vinyl, comics, Japanese ceramics and locally made condiments and soaps.
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"I'm seeing stories on Facebook of stranded horses, and horses being pulled out of flooded stalls," she added.
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Some stopped by market stalls to look at clothes, while others lined up at kiosks to buy juice.
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Protesters also tore up pavement slabs, destroyed street signs and set ablaze food stalls and a security post.
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Even farmers' market stalls typically wrap their meats, fish, and cheese inside some kind of paper or plastic.
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The list of stalls that the GOP has up their sleeves might look a little something like this:
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Don't get me wrong; I've had long, Scarlett O'Hara weeping sessions in stalls all over New York City.
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During election campaigns, they will typically go door-knocking (on the continent street stalls and rallies are preferred).
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Stalls stood abandoned because vendors could not afford the extortion payments demanded by La Unión, the local cartel.
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A place of cobblestone streets lined with hundreds of small wooden stalls with vendors selling crafts and Christmas.
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NEW DELHI — In the machine tools market in the catacombs of Old Delhi, Muslims dominate the business stalls.
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Market women left their stalls to travel across the country, urging other market women to register and vote.
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He did, however, gamely meander the stalls, sampling turkey legs, bacon-wrapped ribs and red velvet funnel cake.
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The longer it stalls, the greater the danger that disillusioned members of M.I.L.F. will join the extremist coalition.
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As malls become less visited year after year, many outdated food stalls have become abandoned in "dead malls."
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That's especially important as the Facebook app itself stalls in growth and the company struggles with its reputation.
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A sauna and shower room with three stalls opens to an outdoor hot tub flanked by stone pavers.
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The Democratic lawmakers navigated through the tents, makeshift food stalls and clotheslines, interacting with migrants as they went.
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Boeing included a flight-control system to avoid stalls but this was later implicated in the two crashes.
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The riots erupted when authorities tried to remove illegal street stalls set up for Lunar New Year celebrations.
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Services will include things like "pawdicures" for dogs, fancy stalls for racehorses and quarantined lodgings for sick birds.
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Its luxurious stalls have nonslip flooring and high-end hay for animals to eat and bed down on.
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If his straightforward legislation stalls, Mr. Hensarling may find comfort in the minutiae of the budget reconciliation process.
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Tiny yellow flags fluttered over shops and stalls in Bangkok's Chinatown to show those with vegetarian-friendly dishes.
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But these stalls are under threat: The Chinese government continues to crack down on the unregulated food economy.
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Footage from Maarat al-Noaman showed destroyed buildings and market stalls, and the crushed body of a toddler.
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Neighboring stalls in the Star Ferry terminal, which carried the books only months ago, are no longer selling them.
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The children are allowed to shower every two days in a trailer equipped with shower stalls, CBP agents said.
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Monroe County deputies found two dead horses in different states of decomposition still inside their stalls, FOX59 Indianapolis reported.
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Muscles can't do what they're supposed to, diaphragm-driven breathing is halted, and the beating of the heart stalls.
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Tepid demand for energy is being seen as a sign of weakness in the global economy as growth stalls.
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Or, you push on said doors, annoying the stalls' occupants, and risking a mortifying encounter if the door's unlocked.
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With more than 15,000 stalls and some 523,500 independent merchants, it is the largest weekend market in the world.
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As we walked southeast through Portland's sleepy downtown, past panhandlers and shuttered food stalls, Ngo paused to equip himself.
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Among those outside of the reach of the internet are merchants running small businesses, such as roadside tea stalls.
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The stalls' skeletal remains pockmark the town's streets -- rusting and buckled metal frames once heaving with goods for sale.
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Vegetable stalls are up and running, as well as stores for mobile phones, a gadget banned under ISIS rule.
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Elections here traditionally involve posters, street stalls and rallies, but not the doorstep campaigning common in America and Britain.
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The event will feature stalls, Christmas stocking and snow globe decorating, cracker-making and entertainment from Sharky and George.
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We spent a leisurely afternoon at Carouge, a picturesque suburb lined with fresh produce stalls and cool indie shops.
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Each year it draws more than 2m people to stalls packed with titles from publishers across the Arab world.
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The craftsman then gifted Meghan a necklace, placing it over her head to wear as she visited other stalls.
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Yi Dian Dian, whose stalls arrived in mainland China in 2011, has reportedly attracted 700m yuan in local investment.
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MINE SUPPLY STALLS This was always going to be a year of low or no copper mine production growth.
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According to Beatrice Tan, Singaporeans will find fish porridge at any local hawker center, or open-aired food stalls.
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The market is one of the town's newer developments, and houses numerous local stalls selling art, souvenirs and clothing.
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The party will continue on Saturday afternoon with a festival-style event complete with a fairground and food stalls.
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"If you look at local drink stalls, 90 percent of the drinks we drink are sweetened drinks," Lu said.
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Let her ideas flow forth into the stalls in the marketplace and let the market reject (or embrace) her.
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The sugar, lime, and cachaça (sugar cane alcohol) beverage is sold in street stalls and bars across the country.
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A rigid workplace, say reform proponents, makes French enterprises wary of hiring permanent workers and thus stalls economic growth.
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Some use these stalls as places to have sex at work to cope with the stress, The Verge said.
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Officials say the street food stalls clog the foot paths, littering the streets and blocking the way of pedestrians.
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In the Imam Hussein marketplace, an area of some 60 shops and stalls, they have established a lucrative foothold.
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Between them was the public square, packed with vendors setting up produce stalls and donkey carts full of chickens.
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To some degree, all personality assessment, whether visual or verbal, stalls at the uneasy intersection of art and science.
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Local businesses, from hairdressers to pharmacies, accept the coupons, as do most of the stalls at nearby Joongang market.
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For example, while viewers are likely familiar with bracelets, rings, necklaces, and brooches, toe stalls might be a revelation.
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Outside the arenas there were glitches, from long queues at security checkpoints to shortages of snacks at food stalls.
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The lines at the artisanal food stalls wind into each other, with out-of-towners delighted by the novelty.
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"Now that you say it, there are a lot of new kokoreç stalls around where I work," he said.
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The initial vehicle bomb destroyed dozens of stalls and the popular Safari Hotel in the heart of the city.
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They're also useful on city light poles and toilet stalls when it's time to guerrilla market your new band.
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Dressing room-type stalls with floor-to-ceiling doors in which people could change and shower with full privacy.
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"He said nothing but the truth," said Hassan Maliki, another man walking through the book stalls on Mutanabbi Street.
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The rule was never enforceable, since police officers can't reasonably be required to inspect people's genitals outside bathroom stalls.
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Horton hoped stripping the stalls of their doors would dissuade students from sneaking out of class for quick hit.
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But outside firms that have always had to get scrappy are poised to cash in where Silicon Valley stalls.
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The child went alone into the men's room at restaurants and, without having been told, used the stalls there.
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They don't acknowledge the swastikas that I see carved into bathroom stalls, scrawled across walls or left on chalkboards.
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But while sizable improvement in earnings served to reinforce consumers' confidence, as income growth stalls, so too will sentiment.
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This also serves as a warning to you if you begin to faux-embrace dumb graffiti in your stalls.
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Noticing long lines in front of two hawker stalls, I approached the vendors to see what they were preparing.
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George and Oliver decided to start small with a series of one-day street food stalls across the capital.
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The U.S. has already sanctioned several Nicaraguan government officials, and more pressure could follow if the electoral dialogue stalls.
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Daigo opened last summer, as one of the market's smaller stalls, too cramped for a full-fledged sushi setup.
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Volunteers in orange vests were leading new horses to stalls, stacking bales of hay and sorting sacks of grain.
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From here, they can unload their catch directly to the fish stalls run by relatives that line the waterfront.
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The first issue was published 22015 years ago this month and distributed in bathroom stalls at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Survey whether the stalls are crowded by Instagramming mobs (maybe stay away) or satisfied finger-lickers (maybe follow suit).
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In the most recent issue of its Traveller magazine, easyJet airlines ranked the best street food stalls in Europe.
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Ten others are working in the cloth trade from market stalls or rented shops in other parts of Aleppo.
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Front Burner Hill Country Barbecue Market is transformed into a wonderland of food stalls in its Downtown Brooklyn location.
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A curved staircase leads down to a spa with double vanities and stalls (including a urinal and a bidet).
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Fjarhusid, one of nine stalls in the hall, serves lamb burgers, lamb skewers and Icelandic meat soup, with lamb.
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On a day-to-day basis, this means finding another bathroom at work because there are no open stalls.
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As the spread of the virus stalls outside Hubei, Chinese consumers elsewhere may be getting their packages more quickly.
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Meantime, as a longtime 777 pilot, I can shed some light on dealing with compressor stalls and fuel dumps.
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When I opened the gate, they breezed straight past Sherman and into the stalls with Lawrence galumphing along behind.
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The net effect is a budding, entrepreneurial ecosystem that is evolving beyond mom-and-pop stalls run by housewives.
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Just beyond is Eataly, a huge Italian marketplace with specialty food stalls, fresh produce, and several sit-down options.
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Motivational messages of hope, kindness and unity are now artfully splashed across the fifth grade stalls and water fountains.
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The newer stalls sell things like cashmere, unthinkable attire in Goa's year-round heat but common in northern India.
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Zigzag through the banana pancake carts and shuffling tour groups, to a row of stalls alight with silk lanterns.
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The stalls' skeletal remains pockmark the town's streets — rusting and buckled metal frames once heaving with goods for sale.
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Every time relations between the countries chill, the whole project stalls because the two sides can't meet with each other.
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Authorities say they are bringing order to street stalls throughout the city to make public spaces accessible to more people.
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The nave became the parliamentary lobby and the choir stalls the benches; the Speaker sat where the altar had been.
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Enter the women's room on the whites side and you'll see gilded sinks and luxe red curtains on the stalls.
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To compound his problems, like Johnson before him, he drove through too many pit stalls, resulting in a NASCAR penalty.
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He says he has been able to put new wood on the stalls and pay for shoeing, among other expenses.
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At the same time, the iPhone is becoming less important to Apple's total sales as the smartphone industry stalls globally.
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You're probably familiar with Square's iconic, blocky card readers found at farmer's market stalls, boutique gift shops, or hipster cafes.
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There he called 911 five times and searched the internet before shooting other patrons hiding in the stalls, Barra said.
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But if your car stalls out in Waltham, Massachusetts, keep your fingers crossed for a tow from the SpotMini crew.
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Only if the storm&aposs forward progress stalls would accumulating snow fall on lower elevation areas where most people live.
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Weekends were spent navigating spice stalls and jewelry stores, looking for textiles in the bustling marketplaces of the old city.
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Sharara said the town's market stalls and the traditional Christmas church services would be held as they are every year.
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Starbucks brews biggest 2-day drop in 10 yrs as growth stalls and looks weak as water on the charts .
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The best part of this market is you can get food from any of the stalls and bring it elsewhere.
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But he worried that the House will lose any leverage with the Senate if the internal GOP split stalls action.
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For tens of millions of informal firms—shoe factories, plywood manufacturers, drinks wholesalers supplying roadside stalls—tough times are ahead.
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Second generations are operating some of these stalls taken over from their parents, and that's something we haven't seen before.
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Smoke billowed from the shopping center, which was surrounded by the twisted and burned wreckage of cars and market stalls.
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But they added he may find support wanes quickly, especially if the economy stalls and forces it to cut spending.
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"When weather isn't favorable for outside romps, he spends it in the inside runs and shaving bedded stalls," Carver adds.
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The government has opened food stalls selling fruit and vegetables at below-market rates to help ease the inflation pain.
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One of the craftsman gifted Meghan a necklace, placing it over her head to wear as she visited other stalls.
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Like shit jewelry and "I<3 Kush" caps, knock-off brands are a staple of market stalls around the world.
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And on my many travels around these stalls, there's one brand I've come across more than any other: Georgio Peviani.
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Men at roadside stalls will sell you carrots, blackberries, and apples—never mangos or coconuts, owing to the rainy climate.
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In its small towns, food vendors ply their wares from stalls, mechanics work on cars and children walk to class.
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If the U.S.-North Korea track stalls entirely, that will be a serious disconnect in policy between Washington and Seoul.
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Plug in at one of these stalls and you can be back to a full charge in under an hour.
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Private companies are stepping up to offer cybersecurity programs for midterm campaigns as Congress stalls on passing election security legislation.
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Alipay and Tencent-owned WeChat Pay can be used all over the country from big department stores to street stalls.
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Surplus produce from many food stalls ends up being handed out to charities, rather than being thrown in the bin.
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When she learned there were fewer than 20 shower stalls and toilets for thousands of homeless individuals, she was shocked.
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"When a storm stalls, that has more to do with the larger scale flow fields it's sitting in," said Kossin.
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He used to have two stalls and fifteen employees, but since there's so few shoppers these days, he does everything.
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The market stalls were shuttered, the concert halls fell silent, and a terrified, traumatized Muslim community closed in on itself.
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During PE, some of my friends would go into the bathroom stalls to change rather than be in the open.
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Home to 125 food and clothes stalls, it stocks a never-ending range of Caribbean, African, Asian, and English groceries.
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August 26-29, 2017 - Harvey is downgraded to a tropical storm, but stalls over land causing extreme flooding in Texas.
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And there were more than a few stalls selling just pointy shoes, in seemingly more colors than I thought existed.
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Washington lawmakers are currently debating whom to bail out and how as an $1.8 trillion stimulus package stalls in Congress.
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The once-bustling fruit and vegetable stalls of the outdoor markets are emptying out and half the fishmongers are gone.
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Visit in winter for traditional Christmas markets, or in summer for good food from market stalls dotted around the harbour.
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In Marigot, the French capital, souvenir vendors set up stalls across from blown-out buildings, seemingly untouched since the hurricane.
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Mr. Jackson's reinvention of this solipsistic form ultimately stalls against the dead-end wall that is built into its structure.
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Oprah Winfrey, perhaps the community's most famous resident, owns a 23-acre estate with horse stalls and a koi pond.
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In the weeks before the vote, the government set up municipal stalls to sell cheap vegetables to combat rising prices.
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The Miami food scene is exploding with food halls, collections of vendors and restaurant stalls in one space, usually vast.
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It is market day: Alongside the canal, stalls selling vast arrays of cheese and cold cuts do a steady trade.
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Using handheld detectors, members of the squad check public bathroom stalls including the toilet, door handle and paper roll holder.
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A new automated safety feature on the jet designed to prevent stalls instead kept sending the aircraft into a dive.
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It ascends with a shudder, and on the third floor, its door folds in like an accordion, and time stalls.
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Yes, its official job remains to identify facilities and guide disabled people to ramps, automated doors or larger toilet stalls.
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I help with the chores of feeding 34 horses and mucking 16 stalls and I help run a riding camp.
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He found locals admiring butcher's stalls resembling anatomy classrooms, with body parts from tongues to trotters laid out for inspection.
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He staged it in a Chinatown market with messy stalls clustered among the massive stone foundations of the Manhattan Bridge.
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Timianne keeps monitors in all the stalls so within minutes of a birth, she's there to stroke the new foal.
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Today, these one-person stalls are a rising trend across the country, especially at airports and other large public facilities.
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In the Makola Market here, endless shops and stalls had walls filled with potions dedicated to the lightening of skin.
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Sales growth stalls in 2023 as mortgage rates increase, but is expected to rise to 4.97 million units in 2019.
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City Hall sent officials to Khaosan road, taking down names and taking photographs of stalls that resisting the new rules.
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Take Delhi's Sanjay Camp slum, where only a fractured partition separates the men and women's stalls in its toilet complex.
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I have been in too many slick-tiled shower stalls and slippery tubs to count — all without rubberized suction mats.
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In 2005 a blast ripped through the stalls just before the country's independence day, injuring over 100 customers and vendors.
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The bird market, the bookbinders market, the dry fruit market, all stalls that have existed for well over 50 years.
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Work your way past the shops, the stalls, pubs and clubs on Tooley Street, and run past London Bridge station.
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The bill for 120 stalls and 2 hand washing stations comes out to $9k, which sounds like quite the bargain.
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While it had been originally been reported that the doors were removed from all the boy's bathroom stalls, the school's principal, Gary Horton, told Insider two doors were removed from the stalls in one specific bathroom located in the hallway of an old gym where he says students were known to congregate and vape.
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The titles dominate tiny stalls and bookstores catering to mainland Chinese visitors in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taipei, especially at airports.
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For years, families have wandered through rows of stalls at San Pablito, searching for fireworks to launch during holiday season celebrations.
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Johnson already was running near the back after a penalty for driving through too many pit stalls during a previous caution.
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Piles of junk yield to stalls with precious jewelry, vintage clothing, and unique pieces like vintage cameras and art and artifacts.
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A farm-to-table buffet including beef, chicken and sea bass was served from vintage wrought iron and wood horse stalls.
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Rumors had spread on a Facebook group for local parents that the girl was looking over the doors of bathroom stalls.
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"It could have been her out cleaning the horse stalls or riding her horse — we're not really sure," Jennifer Gonzalez said.
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You have to be my penis when the project stalls, and I need you in place from now for that moment.
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Among the market's dusty stalls, we found a middle-aged woman who cut hair, whose pimples poked through her dark skin.
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She then traded the digital money for local currency through online transfers and used the funds to shop in market stalls.
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The marché's wooden stalls were completely restored, bricks were relayed, (some) equipment modernized, and the marché was protected by canvas tarps.
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Punters hunt for gold among stalls hawking fake eyelashes, fishnet tights and wigs in outrageous shades of yellow, purple and pink.
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In the main exhibition hall, prized pigs walked the ring with their owners while others milled around or dozed in stalls.
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Big screens and food stalls have been set up in the center of the capital, and Ukrainian memorabilia put on sale.
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The truck was registered in Poland, it came from Kantstraße, and rammed straight through a footpath between stalls, killing 12 people.
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One thing that's missing in the initial Google Maps rollout is the ability to check if individual charging stalls are occupied.
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"Write colloquially for the poor folks who sit in the stalls and not [for the elite] in the balcony," he said.
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Bathroom stalls are the most popular by far, but there are also crannies in classrooms, storage closets, people-size lockers, kitchens.
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A white van drives into crowds on the Las Ramblas, a famous 1.2km boulevard in Barcelona popular for its market stalls.
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The various things you can eat at the restaurants and stalls in Muramasa's fantasy Japan—like this lobster tempura—look amazing.
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They make 300 to 550 loaves of bread each day for all of the LPG Biomarkt stores and ufaFabrik market stalls.
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"We are looking around at all the stalls," said an Indonesian general in the delegation, who declined to give his name.
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Big screens and food stalls have been set up in the centre of the capital, and Ukrainian memorabilia put on sale.
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BADI, have slumped by 26.4 percent and 38.35 percent respectively from their 2018 highs as shipping stalls amid the economic headwinds.
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The mayhem was triggered by reports that officials were trying to clear away illegal food stalls selling fishballs, a local delicacy.
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At the market's centre, deafening noise blares from enormous speakers mounted onto cars, which double up as stalls selling mobile phones.
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In recent weeks they have all set out their stalls in public hearings before the UN General Assembly in New York.
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In fact, two hawker center-based food stalls in Singapore were awarded a Michelin Star last year, according to The Telegraph.
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Just outside, purchase a pair of chopsticks and a carrying case on Nakamise Dori, a street packed with stalls and shops.
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Tents, tarpaulins, food stalls and solar panels to charge mobile phones are laid out among rows of men bent in prayer.
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One top Republican aide predicted after the CRA effort stalls, Democrats may return to the bargaining table over a legislative fix.
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The building was along a street I hadn't visited before, in a workaday district of car mechanics, teashops and khat stalls.
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Half-naked children squat outside stalls selling sweets and biscuits; others splash in a muddy lake to escape the sweltering heat.
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There were plenty of food stalls outside, including one stand where whole fish were grilling on iron rods over hot coals.
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Early on as a freshman, Maddow came out in an open letter she stuck up in bathroom stalls in her dormitory.
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At the Freshers' Fair, where the university societies set out their stalls for incoming students, Mendes perused the Drama Society's booth.
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Total employed in the US: 7,080What they do, according to O*NET: Retail salespersons sell merchandise at kiosks, stalls, or shops.
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Uninhibited by the political gridlock that often stalls reform efforts, the center has made substantial progress in advancing value-based healthcare.
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With McCain absent and Flake voting "no," the GOP senator's tactic effectively stalls any controversial court nominee from clearing the Senate.
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Many have smuggled large sums of cash into the camp, with which they can buy food and clothing at small stalls.
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Austin's Ice Cream Fest celebrates the most refreshing dessert of the summer with trucks, stalls and a popsicle stick sculpture contest.
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The Oregon players said they wore whatever warm-up attire was hung in their locker stalls by the Ducks' equipment manager.
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Near Bab al-Nasr, one of the historic gates into the Old City, few of the traders have reopened their stalls.
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We took one of the two stalls, put a towel down on the lid where he sat, and I hopped on.
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More than 80 percent of the 300 stalls at the market were destroyed by the explosions, said state official Jose Manzur.
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Designed by Atelier Masomi, the modern canopies are merged with the more traditional structure of the stalls, blending old and new.
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Worse, the feeling of inevitability also conveys a sense of irreversibility, as if history always advances, and never stalls, or regresses.
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Parker, 30, was born to Korean parents in Brazil, where she roamed the craft stalls of the beach town of Fortaleza.
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In both offices, it hangs in a place that is unlikely to be ignored: in bathroom stalls and above the urinals.
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There are vast, carefully maintained fields of corn and sugar cane, horse stalls, dirt roads, power lines and tail-swishing cattle.
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Additional officers arrived and were eventually able to rescue more horses, breaking padlocks on stalls in order to get them out.
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Nearly a third are typically vacant with a 25-man active roster, allowing players to share storage in the empty stalls.
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Helicopters and drones circled above the hotel for hours while guests hid inside, many cowering under beds or in toilet stalls.
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Across Taiwan, deep-fried stinky tofu is commonly sold at stalls in night markets, where its odor carries for long distances.
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Three months after the earthquake, the fish market stalls were still decimated, and only about a third of fishermen were working.
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Piles of books of all kinds — from engineering to Shakespeare to Dan Brown — spilled over from roadside stalls onto the street.
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The money management giant is forging ahead even if Mr. Trump's $2 trillion infrastructure proposal stalls, Dan Primack of Axios noted.
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It is a place where grooms muck out stalls and hot walkers and exercise riders loosen up the high-performance horses.
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Large groups of men talked loudly on a major road that was blocked with rocks, burning tires and overturned market stalls.
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Recently Mr. Ramirez was in one of the stalls when a group of kids came in and immediately began filming TikToks.
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Bright lights illuminated stalls at the edge of the market displaying handicrafts like coconut-shell bowls, earrings and flavored-rum punch.
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The clean, sunny cafeteria is edged with stalls framed by vivid photos of meal options as well as resplendent plastic models.
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People mingled on sidewalks and plazas, storefronts and markets, food stalls and at the Juici Patties, the local fast-food joints.
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At a recent conference, he printed out new signs for the bathrooms, effectively turning the existing stalls into gender-neutral bathrooms.
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Nearly untaxed and unregulated, traders pay their union for permits to open stalls selling everything from herbal cures to car parts.
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By the time she left the country, Ms. Kim said, more than 22003,21990 stalls were squeezed into it alongside her own.
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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN)Shoppers throng the open-air markets in central Baghdad, rummaging through stalls packed with fresh produce and spices.
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People who work there must get used to it, but the smells at the seafood stalls were a lot to handle.
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Workers are finishing up a driveway with a series of parking stalls, protected from the rain by a soaring steel canopy.
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In tented stalls, African craftspeople aggressively hawked their wares, everything from African drums and T-shirts to lizardhead shoes and purses.
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There were no luxuries in his workspace — just a weight bench and a few stalls of squat toilets in the back.
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Farmers' stalls in the Hötorget, an old hay-market square, sold Swedish chanterelles and summer berries alongside mangoes shipped from Pakistan.
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As the operation stalls, people continue to suffer under horrendous conditions, said Richard Skretteberg, an adviser with the Norwegian Refugee Council.
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The vendors were ordered to move to a smaller space on the road where stalls can only operate between 6 p.m.
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People were genuinely frightened to walk home from the vegetable stalls that are right in the center of the old town.
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Also, horses that face the walls of their stalls or act aggressively toward humans are not happy horses, as you might guess.
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However, this year visitors were treated to an unusual new product among the other food and drink stalls – unfiltered Hot Dog Water.
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As I wandered away from the Pyramid Stage, I grabbed some lunch from one of the many stalls dotted around the site.
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Also, does anyone else get a kick out of thinking about stars in full diamond-encrusted gowns using, like, normal bathroom stalls?
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These soft drinks are made by infusing ice-cold water with seasonal fruit and syrups, sold at street stalls across the capital.
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He stationed himself in one of the two men's room stalls and began gawking through a peephole at patrons using adjoining facilities.
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At the Thursday market, men argue over the price of apples as women peruse the stalls, dragging their shopping carts behind them.
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This is the kind of richly textured, novelistic play that reads beautifully on the page, but often stalls when brought to life.
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The marché is open all week, though half its stalls are shuttered on Mondays (a good occasion to buy slightly discounted produce).
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Whereas roadside stalls in South-East Asia still dish up rice to the masses, fancy shopping malls are increasingly dominated by wheat.
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Many stalls are selling in aid of a local cause like a school trip or a charity such as Save the Children.
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China has its own sovereign wealth funds which, though less exposed to oil, could start selling off assets as the economy stalls.
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The modern loos also have separate sinks inside the ADA-stalls, family restrooms with changing tables and built-in custodial support closets.
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Sold at ubiquitous roadside stalls, the Ugandan rolex is a greasy snack, made from an omelette wrapped in a chapati ("roll eggs").
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These plastic "jelly" slippers are a common sight across Asia, and are often sold cheaply in places like markets and roadside stalls.
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For the tight-knit community of market traders, re-opening their stalls was a first step towards normality after a traumatic time.
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More and more restaurants are partnering with third-party delivery services as foot traffic stalls as a way to keep growing sales.
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Or there are the plates of freshly fried whitebait and dressed crab on offer from the beach's pick-and-mix food stalls.
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Some argue that the yield curve won't invert if economic growth stalls because the Fed will then truncate its rate hike path.
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Police raided street stalls and homes across several cities towns and found large steel and rubber tanks used to mix the drinks.
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Without revenue, Kernza stalls, but Forever Green's Don Wyse says their work is piquing the interest of General Mills, Pepsi, and Kellogg's.
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The facility also includes seven permanent barns and 1,200 stalls that will be home for most of the world's elite show horses.
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While Washington D.C. stalls out over partisan struggles and the 2020 presidential campaign, states are where the immediate action is taking place.
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Their pretext was the protection of a cherished tradition—eating from food stalls during the Chinese new-year holiday—from zealous officialdom.
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Even as his legislative agenda stalls, Trump is turning out to be a consequential president whose catastrophic legacy will outlive his tenure.
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"Some opened food stalls and vendors which made the area one of the very first food spots in Bangkok history," Ton said.
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Retail traders then come and source stock for their own stalls elsewhere in the city, to be sold on to ordinary Kenyans.
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When they were little, before she'd taken up the family business, she and Kylee would play bone dice underneath the market stalls.
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Two photos posted on Twitter and a video on YouTube show Audi e-tron SUVs blocking stalls at Tesla's Supercharger charging stations.
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Two photos posted on Twitter and a video on YouTube show Audi e-tron SUVs blocking stalls at Tesla's Supercharger charging stations.
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Gallop has agreed to rent stalls to the federation, but the cost will increase to $650 per month from $175 a month.
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The sections of bare wood dotting the porch recall where different parts of the barn's stalls and feeding troughs crossed one another.
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Investigators discovered tainted meat being served at meals, shower stalls covered in mold and mildew, and the excessive use of solitary confinement.
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Johnson calls it "the viable Plan B" in case the House plan to enact the so-called border adjustment tax definitively stalls.
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To get certain recipes, including this one, he had gone to food stalls in Delhi, known as dhaba, and bribed their operators.
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Even hawker stalls hold Michelin stars in Singapore but there's no shortage of places for the super-rich to get their fix.
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On the main road, dozens of new arrivals have set up makeshift trading stalls within days of escaping the conflict back home.
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More recently, an Alabama principal made headlines after he ordered the removal of the doors in several of his school's bathroom stalls.
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The roof had given way long ago and nature had crept inside, with skeletal bushes and limp grasses rising in the stalls.
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There have been times in the past when I've been unable to find charging stations because the stalls were not clearly visible.
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If the economy stalls, or if Trump's polls make him nervous, expect Trump to go on the offensive against the Fed's independence.
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As Tencent Music, China's largest streaming firm, reportedly stalls on its proposed U.S. IPO, one of its closest challengers is doubling down.
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The city is dominated by a series of covered markets, each about the size of a stadium, occupied by thousands of stalls.
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"As diversity progress in Silicon Valley stalls, advocates call for a new approach," the L.A. Times' Tracey Lien writes from San Francisco.
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Videos from the scene showed people frantically fleeing, while aerial footage revealed blackened stalls and a flattened tangle of metal and wood.
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"Things will definitely get complicated if (and) when the diplomacy seriously stalls," said Oliver Hotham, managing editor of the Korea Risk Group.
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I don't want to end up coming back at midnight on some train that stalls in the station because of an investigation.
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Colaba Causeway has several street stalls that sell fashionable handcrafted leather sandals for men and women, and Chor Bazaar has vintage finds.
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Before settling on his canalboat, he had at times been a homeless squatter who supported himself selling used books from street stalls.
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Some markets, known as "grasshopper markets" for the speed with which traders set up and take down the stalls, are still illegal.
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As Uber's autonomous driving program stalls out, Waymo — the self-driving car division of Alphabet, Google's parent company — is shifting into overdrive.
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Singapore is a country of countless hawker stalls and beloved mom-and-pop restaurants that serve up excellent renditions of local dishes.
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More recently, Berlin's Christmas market was attacked in 2016 by an assailant who plowed a truck into the stalls, killing 12 people.
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The trader, whose roadside stalls line a bustling highway, said his business has dropped by 70 percent since Modi's November 8th announcement.
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The steps are not A.D.A. accessible; the work spaces resemble boxcars; the women's bathroom is far away and has too few stalls.
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Populist parties have suffered similarly Pyrrhic victories across the West, following their stunning successes in 2015 and 2016 with setbacks and stalls.
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To prevent stalls at lower speeds, Boeing engineers decided that MCAS needed to move the stabilizer faster and by a larger amount.
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These days, top horse races have guidelines about security and surveillance of the horses, sometimes with 24-hour cameras in the stalls.
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Anything promising they pocket, and take back to process and sell to black-market dealers whose stalls line La Rinconada's main street.
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But a few stalls were carrying a handful of pretty, if not necessarily valuable, sets of china along with some quirky figurines.
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This has posed the single biggest risk factor for the auto industry in years as consumer demand stalls, according to IHS Markit.
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This works better than HBO's translation of "Camping," which nudges the story toward sympathy for the characters but stalls unsatisfyingly in between.
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The key to whether the US economy keeps growing or stalls rests largely on consumers, and whether or not they keep spending.
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An Alabama high school is removing the doors on some of their bathroom stalls in an effort to stop students from vaping.
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"There's a kind of spirit of royalism in him," said Mr. Blanchet, who had stopped between two market stalls to discuss politics.
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"Spatially that was a key move," he said, quickly adding that women would now have more stalls available to them than before.
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Use it on bathtubs, shower stalls, glazed ceramic tile, floors, sinks, garbage cans, toilet bowls, glazed porcelain, chrome, and acrylic plastic fixtures.
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A hot-pink banana greeted me as I walked into Seven Dials Market, which is filled with different restaurants and food stalls.
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The housing complex is miles from shops and food stalls, forcing workers to buy provisions from a small store inside the camp.
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At Three Whales, a big market in the center of Blagoveshchensk, a few customers recently roamed stalls mostly run by Chinese traders.
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The group remains outdoors for all but two hours a day, when the horses return to their stalls for grooming and checkups.
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But in some cases, scaffolding that was intended to be temporary has lingered for years as construction stalls or repairs remain unfinished.
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The exchange that best captures the difference between Moira and Offred occurs when they're sitting near each other in separate bathroom stalls.
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Members of the Bdoul tribe have set up stalls selling local handicrafts like this bottle of striated multicolored sands from the desert.
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Beijing-based Meizhou Dongpo Restaurant said on Weibo that its employees have set up stalls to sell fresh vegetables on the street.
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There you'll find dozens of tiny stalls serving everything from sweet braised pig's leg to fiery crab curry with fermented rice noodles.
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The answer to living longer and better is quantification and data, the hundreds of stalls in the "wellness" corridors of CES proclaim.
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The stalls in this new two-story space all serve Asian food, as the name implies, with a focus on street food.
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To get there, the company is using data to determine where workers, especially women, might be experiencing progression gaps and career stalls.
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His well-regarded deputy, John Sullivan, has initiated some much-needed outreach, but top leadership is still so depleted that communication stalls.
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After the renovation, stalls of a reduced size will be packed onto the second floor and the perimeter of the third floor.
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Now tangia is served in restaurants and food stalls around the city, with many people playing a role in making the dish.
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For the St. Anthony festival, two stages have been set up for music, along with about 20 temporary food and drink stalls.
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But if progress stalls further, Trump may keep the pending tariffs as a show of strength to bring Beijing to the table.
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But this determined doggo is not going to let anything stand in his way – not fences, not food stalls, not cranky humans.
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Jennifer Garner is decking more than just her halls this Christmas season — she's also decking the stalls of her backyard chicken coop!
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Riders boarded their mounts in stalls that rented for hundreds of dollars, or what people in other cities would pay for apartments.
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Duc's shirts have attracted a curious crowd in Hanoi's Old Quarter, a bustling labyrinth of streets and market stalls popular with tourists.
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He estimated that 11,000 shops and stalls across some 20 markets had been affected, upending life for tens of thousands of families.
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This is what's going on as your phone stalls out in the frozen food aisle as you're trying to get onto whatsgoodattraderjoes.com.
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Its coffee, cereals and stock cubes are sold everywhere, from air-conditioned supermarkets in rich countries to sun-scorched stalls in poor ones.
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It is sold at the entrance of Noailles, in the city's most vibrant arteries, where stalls overflow with fresh produce every single day.
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Three changing stalls line the back wall of the room, and a shelf in the corner has safety pins for a quick alteration.
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The forecast allowances and use of a more conservative economic forecast provide a small, but important, cushion in the event economic growth stalls.
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RIGA'S central market, a bustling mosaic of stalls in the shadow of a Stalin-era skyscraper, is a testament to Latvia's economic success.
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After all, parents with children, people with luggage, transgender folks, and those on the autism spectrum can all make do in other stalls.
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People gathered in the district late Monday to visit food stalls on the first day of the Lunar New Year, a holiday tradition.
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As Congress stalls out, some of the strongest privacy protections have come from state-level bills like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
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In China, refiners are already holding off placing new orders for crude oil imports in anticipation of lower prices once demand stalls further.
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In the stalls, I metamorphosed from awkward billy-no-mates to a person reliving past moments that were inextricably tethered to this music.
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The union has tried to gain rights for vendors, who have seen authorities remove many of their stalls from Cairo in recent years.
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Among its souvenir stalls, those doing the briskest trade are the ones playing videos on a loop of Hindu fundamentalists demolishing the mosque.
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I arrived a little early and was offered a coffee at one of the handful of food stalls that deck up the campus.
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Option contracts used to speculate on far-fetched outcomes tend to be cheap, and if crude's rally stalls, those positions will expire worthless.
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It pairs photos of non-binary people having a chill time in public stalls with personal stories of dealing with assumptions and hate.
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Many young people with professional education are forced to take up lower-skilled jobs such as farming, driving taxis and running market stalls.
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The switch could slip out of place, causing engine stalls while driving and cutting power to critical brakes, steering and air bag systems.
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At its entrance, where ragged minibuses push their way through rutted red mud, stalls sell piles of pillows, plastic toys, cutlery and soap.
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At its entrance, where ragged minibuses splash their way through rutted red mud, stalls sell piles of pillows, plastic toys, cutlery and soap.
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Whenever the Warriors are in town, Adams said, it requires a coordinated effort for them to share the limited supply of shower stalls.
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But Pelosi, if she becomes Speaker in January, can easily circumvent the fast-track process by passing a rule that stalls the deal.
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"The stalls aren't wide enough," she said, quickly ticking off a list of problems she faces regularly in public restrooms in Amherst, Mass.
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Partitions between the converted stalls were thin and incomplete — the more intimate moments of life, sex and fights, could be heard by all.
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Food stalls serve Creole and Cajun snacks like alligator pie and fried oysters, transforming the open-air concert series into a movable feast.
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In one of the stalls, which will be turned someday into artists' studios, a sparrow learns to fly, cheeped on by its mother.
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Row after row of stalls with bright awnings were piled high with coils of fried dough, freshly killed ducks, and huge sunflower blossoms.
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They include market stalls, a few mosques and churches, and small houses built and rebuilt on top of each other over the ages.
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As he strode down an alley of stalls, one man yelled "Free Stormy," a reference to his client who is suing the President.
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Another barn, farther from the main house, was built to match the carriage house, and has six horse stalls and a tack room.
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The government declared Friday a holiday, but malls, shops and street stalls were open, as were banks and the Thai stock market. Gen.
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At the time the policy was introduced, the school district removed group showers in the locker rooms and replaced them with individual stalls.
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But even if national action stalls, as some worry may happen after the US election, city-level action will continue to blaze forward.
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Home to hundreds of food stalls and sundries shops, the structure is one of Singapore's older hawker centers, or open-air food courts.
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According to the administration's guidelines, schools can adopt changes for "additional privacy," such as privacy curtains or letting students change in bathroom stalls.
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