Unless you have an actual, like, panic attack while you're taking the subway, that would be more of an anxiety reaction, whereas the stress of taking the subway is more stress-based.
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I decide to walk there instead of taking the subway.
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Living in New York City means taking the subway a lot.
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And taking the subway a lot means having time to kill.
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Flying into Shenzhen and taking the subway to Huaqiangbei is a breeze.
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Dear Diary: I was taking the subway to my part-time job.
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She hasn't adjusted to Brooklyn and detests taking the subway into Manhattan.
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I take the express bus, mostly because taking the subway underground depresses me.
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I get ready and walk the dogs before taking the subway to work.
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CDC guidelines allow him to resume his normal life, including taking the subway.
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She said she felt nervous and unsettled and she avoided taking the subway.
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I grew up in Queens, taking the subway to junior high and high school.
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We considered taking the subway to the airport, like we did when we arrived.
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You know, going to work, taking the subway, coming in contact with other people.
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I studied investment principles while taking the subway home after late-night restaurant shifts.
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"Twenty," a woman who grew up taking the subway in New York City said.
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At any rate, he said he was just glad to be taking the subway.
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Better yet – this deal means commuting in an uberPOOL is cheaper than taking the subway.
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I just couldn't fathom taking the subway and being sweaty and stressed about being late.
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The plus side of walking: I save two whole dollars from not taking the subway.
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If you're planning on taking the subway this weekend, you might notice something unusual. Cellos.
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You can't expect a better subway system if nobody is interested in taking the subway anymore.
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Her habit of taking the subway, usually alone, to games has become more difficult this season.
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After the interview and a photo shoot, she'd be taking the subway back home to Brooklyn.
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Since the school year started, I've been taking the subway with a friend from middle school.
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Let's hope he does a Metroid version next, to make taking the subway a little more enjoyable.
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This morning, Clinton showed us all that she was truly of the people by taking the subway.
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You'll get different directions depending on whether you're biking, taking a car, walking, or taking the subway.
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One evening, taking the subway in Hamburg, Buschmann realized that he was standing on the wrong platform.
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Even taking the subway (though that won't make money for Uber) may be part of that network.
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Because I have nothing else to do, I walk to my therapist's office instead of taking the subway.
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She was due on the red carpet by 7, and her father was insisting on taking the subway.
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J. hates taking the subway, so I call an Uber to take us to our 11:30 reservation.
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I imagined taking the subway to work and people on the train staring at me, feeling sorry for me.
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I have proudly been taking the subway every day between Manhattan and Brooklyn, where I am staying with a colleague.
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Those same facial expressions that I get from just taking the subway every morning, at a photo shoot it's no different.
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Make my boyfriend his usually peanut butter banana sandwich and one for myself for breakfast #2 before taking the subway downtown to work.
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A virtual-reality machine, which lets users experience such exotic adventures as grocery shopping and taking the subway, sits unused in the corner.
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I realize I'm going to be late, so I get in an Uber, which ends up taking longer than just taking the subway.
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After the race, as we were walking and taking the subway and wearing our medals, so many New Yorkers said "Congratulations!" to us.
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The normally bustling streets of New York City and San Francisco are eerily quiet, with only a few people walking or taking the subway.
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To scout them out, and finally to move into one on the Upper West Side, she insisted on taking the subway, Ms. Bornstein said.
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Luke, Matt, and Jess end up taking the subway to rescue Danny, since all of their wallets are still in the hands of the police.
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None of us had cars, so we were taking the subway, train, or the bus, and then walking a mile to get to this place.
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If Dante had created his levels of hell during this century, he might have included taking the subway during rush hour as one of them.
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Taking your smartphone out regularly to check your messages can be annoying at times, especially when you're taking the subway to work at rush hour.
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Mr. Van Steen was taking the subway to work when he was killed in the March 22 attack at the Maelbeek station, Ms. Verellen said.
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I went to school in Manhattan's West Village, and every day after taking the subway I would walk by a messenger service that needed help.
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Officials even told the hospital that the patient could resume life as normal, including taking the subway to his workplace in midtown Manhattan, he said.
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Finding inspiration from all aspects of life, from taking the subway to participating in business meetings, Lau used to write two or three axioms a day.
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They are a blessing compared with waiting for buses that don't come, or taking the subway with its breakdowns and delays, unintelligible announcements and broken escalators.
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Back in the day, I remember cutting high school and taking the subway to the Village to experience, if only briefly, a different slice of life.
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When it's a school day, there's a scripted routine of leaving your home — the upstairs room of a local cafe — and taking the subway to Shujin Academy.
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"Can you imagine how the Post would've blown up if David Dinkins lied about taking the subway to work every day?" asked Alex Pareene back in 2009.
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But when people are forced to stop taking the subway because our systems are literally on fire, they're not going to use a hyperloop to get to work.
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Even Leval himself grew weary: He later admitted that he, too, stopped taking the subway to the federal courthouse in Foley Square, out of fear for his life.
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Riding unicycles is part of a culture that urges elementary school-age children to do things on their own, including taking the subway or walking around city neighborhoods.
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She congratulates herself on moving to Harlem and taking the subway in the '80s, and she is proud of seeing a gay doctor during the height of the AIDS crisis.
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Just like taking the subway, you want to be able to leave whenever you want, you want to have frequent trains and you need to go to the subway stop.
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He recalls taking the subway to the Brownsville section of Brooklyn and joining teenage girls in double-dutch jam sessions — akin to a golfer traveling to St. Andrews in Scotland.
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"But that's also the time when most likely your internet connection will be spotty at best or, if you're taking the subway to work, might well be non-existent," he says.
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So when Hillary Clinton decided to show New York that she's one of us normals on Thursday morning by taking the subway to the Bronx, it took her five whole swipes.
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Romania's first skyscraper, the 257-room InterContinental Bucharest (383 Bulevardul Nicolae Balcescu), opened in 1971, towering over University Square, a location convenient for walking or taking the subway to many sites.
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Logically I know that biking is more dangerous than taking the subway, but biking makes me feel free and the subway makes me feel like I am riding in a coffin.
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"It's very disappointing," Mr. Ravitch said, adding that the diversions were just another in a long list of examples of politicians taking the subway for granted and neglecting to invest in its health.
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While I know wireless internet isn't inherently evil, for instance, I blame underground wifi for taking away the thirty minutes of blissful ignorance I used to look forward to when taking the subway to work.
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The newly-single woman copes the only way we can expect her to: inadvisably taking the subway and drinking red wine out of the bottle, which, as Scandal proves, is the truest signal of distress.
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The mom-to-be, her husband, and the birthing coach were left stranded on the sidewalk, likely debating whether walking or taking the subway was the better way to transport a woman dealing with contractions.
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It's a spot to meet friends before taking the subway out to a Mets game, a location to kill time before taking a train north, a place to reconnect with someone you haven't seen in quite awhile.
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This was "the future liberals want" meme brawl — where liberals took a fear-mongering message about drag queens and veiled Muslim women taking the subway and flipped it into a positive message of inclusion — all over again.
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Both candidates, along with the Republican hopefuls, are campaigning heavily in the state and doing things like taking the subway and eating pizza (sometimes the wrong way), all to prove that they're relatable and deserve the vote.
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But few of us who live in relatively safe neighborhoods in New York today think twice about walking dogs late at night, or taking the subway after the theater, or working out in a pretty spot at dusk.
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Clad inconspicuously in a baseball cap, T-shirt and shorts, still sporting his summer vacation beard, he was conscious of his celebrity without indulging in it, as when he spoke credibly about taking the subway like a civilian.
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As with city neighborhoods, TADs come in a range of sizes, from tiny walkable zones a few dozen DNA subunits long to TADs that sprawl over tens of thousands of bases and you're better off taking the subway.
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For now, Manziel said, he is happy with the quiet life he is living in his hotel residence, playing the video game Fortnite, splurging on the occasional Five Guys hamburger and taking the subway to work at Olympic Stadium.
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Upon arrival in South Korea, defectors spend three months at Hanawon, a processing center where they learn how to navigate staples of modern life such as taking the subway, getting cash from an ATM or buying groceries in a supermarket.
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She was taking the subway to look at an apartment on West 110th Street in Morningside Heights, which seemed very far north, she said, compared to the West 86th Street address where she was living with her husband and two daughters.
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I had big plans of saving money and taking the subway to the airport but since I ended up drinking too much the night before and spending most of the day hungover #hotmess, I'm running late and take a Lyft.
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One night last fall, she was taking the subway home from work when she spotted a flier for Urban Upbound, a nonprofit organization that provides economic and educational resources to people in public housing and low-income neighborhoods in New York City.
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The game backs up its humanity in smaller ways, too, whether it's cleaning up spills in the shelter for no reward, letting a stranger rest their head on your shoulder while taking the subway, or taking a selfie with someone you've rescued.
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I have no patience for discomfort on my commute in particular (why torture my feet when taking the subway is hellacious enough?), and these adhere to my strict rule of footwear in which I could run to catch a train if needed.
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About our test: I wore each shoe for roughly two weeks each to give them a fair shake, and incorporated them into whatever bipedal activity my day required, including walking, biking, taking the subway, and even going out dancing on a few occasions.
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He cherishes his childhood on the Upper West Side: taking the subway alone to see Rangers games at Madison Square Garden, getting bumped into on the subway, fighting for space in a crosswalk and learning to navigate the city alone at age 12.
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I knew I couldn't be alone in my quest to spend less on cabs, so the CNBC Make It team hit the streets to find out just how much New Yorkers were (or weren't) paying for Uber rides when they could be taking the subway.
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But because I'm a compulsively hygienic person who washes their hands after every routine activity — like eating, taking the subway, going to the bathroom, cleaning my desk — well, my hands are always dry, which means I'm always racing to my desk to slather on lotion.
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By 1:24, you've abandoned the idea of taking the subway home, and by 2:30, you're out on the street competing with everyone else for the next cab to take you home or to that after-hours spot your friend told you about.
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As a youngster in postwar Queens, I received free press passes from my journalist father for the first nine days of the tournament — taking the subway for slow, pleasant afternoons when everything was life-size, when competitors actually strolled the grounds, carrying their own rackets, to their appointed grass court — no entourages making room for millionaire players.
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The rooms are decent-sized and the building is great, but the downsides are the teeny kitchen and lack of natural light.)Student Loan Payment: $0 (My parents covered tuition, and I worked three jobs during school.)Dental Insurance: $22.08401(k): $1,550 (I am maxing out my 401(k) due to my low-risk/risk-averse investing habits.)MetroCard: $0 (I'm in NYC maybe 10 days out of each month and choose to walk instead of taking the subway when I am here.)Health & Vision Insurance: $0 (I'm on my parents' insurance.)Internet: $73 for my shareUtilities: $15-$20 for my shareiCloud: $0.99Gym: $50 (I get a corporate discount, and this gym has locations all over the Northeast, which is ideal for when I travel.)Netflix: $0 (I use a friend's account.)Hulu: $0 (My sister is still a student and gets the $4.99 Spotify/Hulu bundle, so I use her account.
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Timid Jonathan McQuarry is an accountant in Manhattan. Late one night, while working on an audit at a law firm, he is befriended by a charismatic lawyer, Wyatt Bose. Taking the subway home, Jonathan has a brief encounter with a blonde woman. Reaching home, he notices a pipe in his bedroom is leaking and leaving a stain.
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Starting from the same day, Shenyang citizens must wear masks when taking the subway, otherwise they are prohibited from riding. On January 29, Liaoning Province notified 9 new imported confirmed cases of pneumonia by novel coronavirus infection, including 4 cases in Jinzhou City, 2 cases in Chaoyang City, 2 cases in Huludao City, 2 cases in Shenyang City, all of which were common cases. Jinzhou City reported its first cases.
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In Boston, Ally Darling is a thirty- something woman who is struggling to make better decisions with her life. Her boyfriend Rick breaks up with her when she asks him to attend her sister Daisy's upcoming wedding, and she then gets laid off from her job. While taking the subway home, Ally comes across a Marie Claire magazine article entitled "What's Your Number?", which says that women who have more than twenty lovers in their lifetime have difficulty finding a husband.
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You can get to the Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul by taking the subway to the Anguk Station (Seoul Subway Line 3). Take exit 3 and head to your right. After about 200 meters you will see large information signs that begin the Bukchon Village Walking Tour. In this Hanok Village there is a free walking tour is about 2–3 hours long taking you to multiple destinations will you collect stamps from each of them and at the end you can get a keychain at the end.
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Se-jin Oh, a lonely young career woman, lives in a high-rise apartment building in a Seoul suburb, and sometimes watches her neighbors through binoculars for amusement. Taking the subway home one night near Christmas, a woman dressed in red throws herself in front of the train, attempting to drag Se-jin with her. The dead woman haunts Se-jin, though she doesn't know it. However, she does notice that the lights across the way flicker mysteriously at exactly 9:56pm every night—often accompanied by an apparent suicide.
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The gameplay involves visiting tourist destinations of New York City such as Grant's Tomb and the U.N. building, as well as less important locations such as the automat and bank. Each location consists of a mini-game, accessed by walking, driving or taking the subway in a stylised rendition of Manhattan island. The game begins in a parking lot somewhere inside a randomly generated city. The player is given a car to drive along the city streets and avoid the other traffic as long as they have gas to spare.
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Murphy feels that the more pleasant sounds will also help people's attitudes toward taking the subway. He believes that people will "feel a nostalgia" for certain destinations when hearing its unique melody. Murphy is prepared for the responsibilities if the idea is green-lit by the MTA and would be “broken hearted [if it doesn’t happen]”. In June 2015, he partnered with Heineken to launch the project, branded as the “Subway Symphony.” However, the MTA has denied any possibility of the project happening, as the standard turnstile beep is a necessary ADA-compliant tool for the visually impaired.
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Miranda explained that the song's refrain appeared to him essentially in its final state while taking the subway to a friend's party. He sang the melodic refrain into his iPhone, briefly attended the party, then completed the song on his trip home. It was at this party that Miranda heard Megan Amos recite "death doesn't discriminate between the sinners and the saints", and with Amos' permission, included the line as a subtle nod to the night of the party; of which he claims to be a memorable night. He has commented that "Wait for It" and "The Room Where It Happens" are "two of the best songs I've ever written in my life and Leslie Odom Jr. got them both".
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Realizing that they are in danger, James has Kate gather all the weaponry they can find to defend themselves. Soon after, the two travel through the sewers to an information room where they uncover a plot to fire nuclear missiles worldwide within 24 hours' time, facing the four-armed giant zombie Justice and a pair of mutant tarantulas known as The Lovers along the way. Taking the subway into zombie-infested streets from an underground shopping district, the agents narrowly avoid attacks by The Empress, a double- ended chainsaw-wielding assassin, and the massive, obese, and nearly impervious Temperance. James and Kate then learn that the late one-time CEO of the now-defunct DBR Corporation, Goldman, is responsible for the resurgence of undead.
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