Many are living in tents; now there aren't even enough tents.
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"The U.N. has 5,000 tents but people need 60,000 tents," he said.
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And the "modern geodesic domes" and "luxury tents" were soggy, wet disaster-relief tents.
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Around 150 white tents held eight people apiece, while larger tents held scores of additional beds.
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Bliss is expected to be all tents, while Goodfellow may have a combination of tents and hardened structures.
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Instead of luxury tents, guests were shown emergency hurricane tents and had to fight to get mattresses to sleep on.
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People are winterizing their tents and teepees, using bales of hay outside their tents as a buffer against the wind.
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They were all just in their tents they had, or like makeshift plastic tents, and they would hang them on fences.
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It's a sprawling maze of air-conditioned sleeping tents, shower tents and a food truck surrounded by big box chain stores.
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Often, after the men start drinking, they run up to the tents in the olive grove and throw rocks, shaking the tents.
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In "Mina El Shourouk ila Al Fahmah" (2019), two elaborately embroidered tents, based loosely on Persian tents, become repositories for otherwise overlooked stories.
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The new tents were inspired by the antiquated notion that the number of tents one owned signified the amount of power one held.
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He explains the tents that were ready to go were blown over by the storm, and their only option was pitching disaster relief tents.
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"Jordan spoke to the hikers through their tents and threatened to pour gasoline on their tents and burn them to death," the affidavit said.
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She learned that, on average, one in five tents are left behind at European festivals, contributing over 750,000 tents every year to landfill or incineration.
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" The President claims the military is putting up thousands of tents to hold migrants Claim: The President said, "We're putting up massive cities of tents.
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Glamping typically involves fancier tents, and amenities such as private bathrooms, electricity in the tents, higher ceilings, beds with linens, and sometimes even air-conditioning.
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The villas that were billed as upscale beach tents were tents that resembled those used by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in times of disaster.
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The miners would be forced into tents and then a heavily-armored company train called the "Death Special" would pass, shooting machine guns into the tents.
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"I heard they swept all the tents," someone would tell me or message me; I'd go to check it out, and the tents would still be there.
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The idea is for the fire to burn around or near the tents — which still produces sizzling, deadly heat — but not directly on the tents, said Petrilli.
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Iranians without tents or any other form of shelter accused low-level officials and looters of hoarding tents with plans to sell them later for a profit.
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They're not supposed to be taking tents—it's stated in this memorandum that they're not supposed to take the tents because of the shelter-in-place order.
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All swear blind to the media that after the officials have spoken to people in their tents and shacks, contractors will move in to destroy any empty tents.
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On Thursday, Trump claimed the military is putting up thousands of tents to hold migrants, but officials said there are no plans as of now to build tents.
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"Now that most tents have switched to video and DVD, we're one of the few tents that still run films," said Mr. Roth, a retired camera store manager.
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The tents are air conditioned, and a facility administrator told reporters that the main complaint he hears from children on site is that the tents get too cold sometimes.
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The company plans for these groups to fund the tents, but is also working on a financing plan that would let homeless people pay for their tents over time.
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But Zemitis, who worked for two of those companies designing tents and other outdoor gear, thinks SlingFin's patented design, which gives its tents immense durability, brings something special to the market.
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There were other big expenses along the way, like spending thousands of dollars on tents to protect outdoor sessions during inclement weather, only to see the tents destroyed in wind storms.
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In the Kalahari Desert and the Serengeti you'll find tented camps, which are clusters of individual cabinlike tents and one or two large tents for the dining room and staff operations.
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Jimi Tents Moxie Raia - Could You Be Love ft.
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Also, organizers have attempted to follow what they understand as park rules such as not sleeping in the park overnight and not having tents with four sides, and using open tents instead.
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We get our tents from a family company in Colorado that's been around for 90 years and that still receives requests to repair tents they'd built 30 years ago [meaning they're durable].
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San Francisco voters passed a law in 2016 that prohibits tents on sidewalks, but the tents can be removed only if the city offers placement in shelters or other options for housing.
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Shipping containers and tents are crammed into every corner, while families sleep in the open on the surrounding hillsides in tents they must buy or make themselves, plagued by bedbugs and rats.
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According to Murakami and other YouTubers posting about their mining rig packed grow tents, the biggest problem with using the tents and a system of fans is all the noise it generates.
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The complaint states that a search of Limpert's home allegedly revealed a pair of marijuana grow tents in her garage with 20 potted plants "immediately recognizable as marijuana" inside one of the tents.
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On-site teepees and tents cost $1,600 per weekend, while luxury "safari tent" packages, which include air-conditioned tents with queen-sized beds and an on-site concierge, cost as much as $10,000.
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This sweating is due to fever, the weather, and the tents or hospital wards where patients are treated, especially if the tents are small, have no temperature control, fans, or even air circulation.
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With the new arrivals to al-Bab, the camp of more than 280 tents grew to include 44 new communal tents, each housing up to 50 people, with men and women living separately.
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" Asked specifically about building the combat field hospitals or tents that have been called for by some politicians, Hoffman said: "Talking about tents and tent hospitals, once again the limiting factor being personnel.
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The Extinction Rebellion encampment included a hundred or so tents occupied by the resident rebels along with larger marquee-style tents dedicated to sharing information about climate change, activist wellbeing and arrestee support.
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Until it grew financially unsustainable, they even provided the tents.
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Now, they don't mind sleeping in tents and cheap motels.
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Tents were torn down and supplies were confiscated and destroyed.
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Some of the tents are reinforced with old concert posters.
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She pumped in private tents between swimming, biking, and running.
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More than one dozen tents were destroyed in the blaze.
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An imam's call to the faithful wafts over the tents.
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The company sells a range of tents and outdoor gear.
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The police are again trying to clear out protesters' tents.
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Crowds departed and tents dismantled, it's the lull between moments.
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A group of tents lit by torches comes into view.
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How many women folded up their tents and went home.
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Van der Stappen paid for the first 20 tents himself.
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The tents are beautifully designed for both form and function.
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The green army issue tents are pitched in neat rows.
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This spring, Penzone said he was taking down the tents.
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Walls made of tarpaulin and Unicef tents and barbed wire.
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They pitch their tents in the Home Depot parking lot.
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Three refugees complained to CNN of rats in their tents.
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The tents are uninsulated and in many cases not waterproof.
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Tents cover sports fields and spill outside the facility's gates.
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Acres of land were covered with tents and, yes, tepees.
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"Glamping tents is what we call it," Ms. Jozajtis said.
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But even tents and sleeping bags are met with derision.
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In some tents, security forces also found explosives and guns.
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Each night we camped in tents at a different location.
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No one has anything to keep warm, not even tents.
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Men and women, even married couples, sleep in separate tents.
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The Journey Tents cost between $150 and $300 per night.
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I walked into the tents and saw so many blankets.
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Attendees at Burning Man trying to find one another's tents.
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Town and state leaders have organized shelters and medical tents.
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They want the tents and the residents gone by Thanksgiving.
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In 1969, they set up makeshift tents made of fabric.
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They took up positions on the periphery of our tents.
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Starting today, that circus ends and these tents come down.
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MASS Design began by studying the conditions inside the tents.
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They're living in squalor -- tents on the ground and dirt.
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They sit on plastic chairs beside a couple of tents.
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Professors give class lectures, in English and Hungarian, in tents.
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Everyone else stakes tents at designated sites beyond the gates.
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Some campgrounds still have spots for tents and are affordable.
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Some, however, argue that tents actually take up less space.
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For a moment, Adania forgot they were living in tents.
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The homeless people clustered in tents along the railroad tracks.
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"People were stealing beds out of other tents, " she said.
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On Monday night, the ground near the tents was muddy.
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Tiny tents, bivy sacs, snow caves lashed by hurricane sleet.
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The tents are neatly arranged around an open, grassy area.
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People should not be living on the street in tents.
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Others lived outside in tents in Pedion tou Areos Park.
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There's like 50,000 tents alone, so there's even more people.
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A string of tents is pitched at Yongsan Garrison military base.
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The tents set up for a horde of vendors were empty.
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The lamps, shovels, and dust masks were distributed from volunteers' tents.
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People start forming a line outside the tents at 5 a.m.
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"It's better than staying in tents," one rescuer told BuzzFeed News.
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Without war, soldiering involves a lot of sitting around in tents.
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People camp out with tents in the midst of a cemetery.
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They holed up in tents or in trailers packed with bunks.
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In southern Najaf, tents lie burned at the main sit-in.
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Huddled beside the nearby canal is an encampment of coloured tents.
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"Everything was on fire, including tents people lived in," she said.
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The camp consisted of 150 kids, in 30 or so tents.
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He established an outdoor prison consisting of tents back in 1993.
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" He added, "I am good at building tents from palm trees.
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The tents are solid, the boardwalks broad and the timing Swiss.
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Cots and privacy tents filled the food courts and public spaces.
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Being homeless, meditating, and [living in] tents out in the woods.
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There are people still living in tents due to slow reconstruction.
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Others live rough, in tents and shacks on patches of desert.
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Rains in October 2015 washed away 18,000 tents and mud huts.
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Workers were forced to live out of cars, tents, and hotels.
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Outdoor equipment – and tents in particular – are oftenproduced in sweatshop conditions.
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They slept in tents or with friends or friends of friends.
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Several tents used as work areas for the press were closed.
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When the tents went up, that reinforced our sense of community.
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That night we camped in flimsy tents, like windbreakers on hangers.
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Mr. Falb, defiantly, placed the tents in front of his cafe.
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They set up tents, homemade lean-tos, sleeping bags, and RVs.
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Another 275 women were living in repurposed Army tents, he said.
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"Circus" tends to convey tents, trained animals, kids with noisemakers, etc.
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But in the rows of sand-colored tents in Tornillo, Tex.
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"What we need most now are tents and medicine," Lakuaci said.
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At night, they slept in tents and were entertained with sideshows.
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There are people who are living in tents and bad situations.
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Mothers brought children, vendors hawked falafel and families slept in tents.
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At recess, the students play in the muddy space between tents.
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"They carry their tents from one camp to another," he said.
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And some of those tents are bigger than apartments in Holland.
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Over the summer, tents and makeshift shelters appeared in Maximilian Park.
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They'll introduce themselves and offer to let you place their tents.
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Ms. Almanza, 54, has seen the tents for refugees in Matamoros.
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They aren't living in tents by choice, but out of necessity.
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Charities in California provide food, clothing and tents to homeless people.
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Most of us still have to study outside or in tents.
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"This is disgusting," said Robert Aversunq, 87, looking at the tents.
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The permits say the tents will be removed in two months.
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Instead, the beach is lined with campsites, RVs, trailers, and tents.
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In came tents, computers, microscopes, toilets, and a 3-D scanner.
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She contemplates the puddles between rows of tents where she lives.
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Tents have taken the place of post offices wrecked by Maria.
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Dead bodies on the route and in tents at camp 4.
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I was hiking in Peru and in the middle of nowhere, we're at a marketplace, and there were tents and tables with local people selling their wares, and I see in one of the tents, a kid.
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The website Hipcamp allows users to search and book campsites on ranches, farms, vineyards, nature preserves and public camping areas throughout the United States, with accommodations that include tents, tree houses, yurts, Airstreams, R.V.s and glamping tents.
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Others break off tree branches to shelter their tents from the elements.
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The tents were then scheduled to be picked up by 4 p.m.
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Thousands of displaced are staying in tents and crowded into public buildings.
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These tents aren't feasibly recycled, never break down and leach hazardous toxins.
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All of the tents burned down, all of the cars burned down.
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Parents waited overnight in tents outside the cave entrance as rain poured.
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Lions dined on railway workers, pulling men from their tents at night.
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A few patched-up tents sit on higher ground, protected for now.
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I look down and there are two tents set up with tables.
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Some residents have tethered their tents to nearby fences and industrial buildings.
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Some 900 children are currently being taught lessons out of 42 tents.
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Methodist vacationers originally stayed in pitched tents, before they built permanent structures.
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Tents with displaced earthquake survivors alongside a road in Coyoacán, Mexico City.
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They aren't allowed to place any belongings or tents outside their cars.
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EMS: Up to 50% off adventure essentials like tents and camping chairs.
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Miles from the city, small clusters of yellow tents line the road.
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At its peak, it held more than 12,000 people sleeping in tents.
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In fact, SlingFin makes a range of tents with one core strength.
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We head to REI to look at tents for our camping trip.
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said: Refugees want homes, not tents.
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A migrant watches burning tents in a makeshift camp near Calais, France.
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Now, the connecting road is empty, stripped of posters, barricades and tents.
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It's evident in the nylon tents that lead up to the gallery.
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Inside the tents, U.N. assistants helped Venezuelans answer questions on the forms.
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Tents get insanely hot during the day and are freezing at night.
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A few hundred support staff oversee the construction work from tents nearby.
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Camp officials say they do not have enough tents, food, or medicine.
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The first tents were pitched in the desert almost 25 years ago.
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Kids sled and adults bustle, chopping wood or heading to kitchen tents.
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The square was less crowded on Monday, though tents were still pitched.
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The surrounding tents were populated by his female relatives and their children.
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Some set up tents to spend the night outside, and lit fires.
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We didn't have to pitch tents, carry gears, fix ropes for anybody.
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And this time residents would live in tiny homes instead of tents.
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The fully furnished tents come with a small refrigerator and air conditioner.
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Those who can afford to stay in tents equipped with air conditioning.
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And as they did, some wondered what may become of those tents.
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Tents were pitched and ready outside the glass doors of the store.
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Their tents and cardboard homes do not stand up to the elements.
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Soldiers were pitching military tents in Floq and firefighters were also there.
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"I don't want it to end with the festival tents," she said.
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Port-a-potties, tents, and blankets have all been donated as well.
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"Their tents were destroyed and the dead bodies were scattered," he said.
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With a few tents, most American Marines and soldiers would sleep outside.
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Thousands of Finns spend it in various music festivals, boning in tents.
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The migrants slept in tents, on mattresses, and on the street itself.
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These makeshift tents acted as covers when it rained over the weekend.
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Back in 1999, they stayed in tents that were littered with trash.
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Diseases spread, with upward of 200 people cramming into dozens of tents.
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Many more choose instead to live on the streets or in tents.
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Children, women and men living together in overcrowded tents miles from home.
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Camp workers say they do not have enough tents, food or medicine.
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The tents sleep 20 soldiers and have no electricity or air-conditioning.
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Migrants helped their neighbors protect tents that were being soaked with rain.
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They might also give you presents for helping set up their tents!
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Hospitals are erecting inflatable, sealed-off infectious disease tents on their grounds.
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And they call the tents "soft-sided facilities" or "semi-permanent structures.".
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He has seen fighting, he has seen people in camps, in tents.
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Bielecki and his partner made it back to their tents, badly frostbitten.
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They can also be converted into emergency shelter tents if need be.
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Families use it to prop up tarpaulin tents or build makeshift shelters.
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But around the corner is an encampment with a few dozen tents.
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Immediately, we pitched large tents, dug mortar trenches and filled sand bags.
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Within an hour, most of the roadside tents had been packed up.
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At last, people from neighboring tents came running, and the assailants disappeared.
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The airport is housed in tents amid renovations of the original terminal.
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We just wanted to get the tents up and find some food.
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Canvas tents in 1948 Beirut grew up to be cinder block homes.
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They attacked election staff and destroyed tents and polling material, witnesses said.
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And a handful of people, like Travis Smith, still live in tents.
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Early one morning we paddled to shore and set up our tents.
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He'll pitch tents, charm snakes, and attempt to part the Red Sea.
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The night was "horrible," he said, despite occasional breaks in warming tents.
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Earlier in December, the Mexican government began constructing six large tents over a football field near the bridge to the US port of entry in Matamoros, where they will require asylum seekers living in the tents to relocate.
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Our strategy involved training at home, pre-acclimatising in these altitude-simulator tents called Hypoxic tents, having all of our logistics and organisation in place on the mountain before we arrived – camps set, permits in place, transport, etc.
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I left Division at Folsom and cut across Trainor Street behind Rainbow Grocery, where several tents occupied a stretch I've never seen tents on before, a fact some of the many other local writers on this beat have noted.
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We had been hiking in the rain all day one day, and they had put our tents up, and when we got to our tents following the GPS system, the tent had like an inch of water in it.
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They replace traditional tents and outhouses with accommodations including real beds and swanky amenities — everything from "yurts [circular tents], teepees and airstreams to treehouses, cabins, cubes, pods, domes, ecolodges and huts," said Linda Clark of luxury camping website Glamping.com.
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Tents are being put up near El Paso to house more unaccompanied kids.
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IN PICTURES: L.A.'s homelessness crisis Tents are now all over LA County.
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Pediatrician Mohammed Abdulmughni administers intravenous fluids to children in WHO tents in Sanaa.
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Shelter is scarce, with houses and tents already packed with dozens of people.
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UNHCR and government officials processed papers while seated on plastic chairs inside tents.
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Passengers had to make do with a row of tents to check-in.
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Video showed tents burning while men with firehoses tried to put out blazes.
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Martin Zemitis and Richard Ying are in the business of making extreme tents.
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Down below, you can see people lined up and tents filling the sidewalks.
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Her company markets 63 properties that include palaces, luxury tents and wildlife lodges.
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People head into their tents when it gets dark out, around 10 p.m.
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People stay in traditional camping tents, tipis and makeshift structures covered in tarps.
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Most are staying in tents in muddy fields centered around a train station.
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Tents and tarps have been pulled together to shield families from the elements.
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Julia Juarez, 56, sat in a park where the homeless set up tents.
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The empty, abandoned tents and belongings scattered around the camp support that story.
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By dumping their tents, festival-goers help normalize this type of wasteful behavior.
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Tijuana, Mexico (CNN)Tents cover most of the dirt on the baseball diamond.
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The lot was still full of tents, transformed into something resembling a neighborhood.
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Priests in the quake zone held their regular Sunday services in large tents.
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There are nine tents, each with a veranda and an al fresco shower.
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Tents were scattered around the lawn as the runners approached the starting line.
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Seventy patients from Banyumas Hospital were moved to tents and another temporary shelter.
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There are literal tents where revelers can get their makeup and hair done.
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On the third day, a blizzard kept them in their tents until noon.
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Piraeus now has refugees sleeping in passenger waiting rooms or in tents outdoors.
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The fresh air, the tents, the charred hot dogs crammed onto dirty sticks?
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There would be shade tents, and shade thrown; buddy systems, and barefoot resignation.
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A high percentage of your outfits will resemble tents, despite your best intentions.
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Or cotton candy machines and canopy tents for your child's backyard birthday party.
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Only teenagers, he said, are being housed in tents, and not younger children.
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Tents, for eight to 12 people each, were being prepared for their arrival.
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"We can set our tents up anywhere," said Rebecca Martin, the company's founder.
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As time passed, more tents sprung up and the camp became more structured.
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The tents also feature renderings and images representing the animals' relationships with humans.
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Look at Los Angeles with the tents and the horrible, horrible disgusting conditions.
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These people need housing, and tents are not good enough in this weather.
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While you're in town, there's a lot to see outside of the tents.
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It will have seven large tents, each with an outdoor deck and shower.
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In the countryside, villages barricaded themselves with vehicles, tents and other makeshift barriers.
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Monsoon-like rains had soaked the tents where people were supposed to camp.
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People were chopping wood and building heavier tents for the winter and whatnot.
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Sometimes they lose tents or beds, or basic necessities like clothing or toiletries.
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The federal government has redefined a hospital to include tents and dormitory rooms.
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For those now forced to live in tents in Tapachula, life is challenging.
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But there are plenty of exhibitions to see outside of the fair tents.
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Above, screening tents at the University of Utah hospital in Salt Lake City.
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Local Berbers built traditional tents that housed up to eight competitors between stages.
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In previous years the beer tents opened to the public at 8 a.m.
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Those photos stood outside tents belonging to the followers of Mr. al-Sadr.
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As the tents were taken down, the staff threw away hundreds of artworks.
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She ran through the rising tents to stop the van, just in time.
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The summit team will pull up those ropes and sleep in those tents.
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They call us asking for tents, and we don't have any to give.
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Two years later, the tents were replaced with 400 small wooden prefabricated houses.
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"Starting today, the circus ends, and the tents come down," Sheriff Penzone said.
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On this half-solid, half-liquid substrate, staking the tents had proved impossible.
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This consisted of one orange cook tent and nine smaller tents, also orange.
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Families who lived in houses had to reduce to living in small tents.
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Along every border they crowded, in wretched encampments of pup tents and debris.
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Security forces set fire to a few tents set up by protesters nearby.
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Up and down the line of pit-crew tents at about 4 a.m.
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The lucky ones find shelter inside donated tents, while others brave the elements.
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Qatar and Saudi Arabia have underwritten minicities, as caravans and tents slowly empty.
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Tosun said the camp for families will have 500 tents and can expand.
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Tents fill empty fields beside stately holiday homes that look more like mansions.
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Some zip themselves inside tents, while others chase butterflies in the tall grass.
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At another camp in nearby Idlib province, families have been moved from several large communal tents into individual tents, an effort to pre-empt the spread of the virus, though no cases have been recorded in the rebel-held northwest yet.
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"When we came out here, there were just about two houses and the rest were in tents, just tents, and no water, we had no water for years," Ms. Beavers said one recent evening, surrounded by several of her adult children.
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Some have been camping in tents with whatever belongings they were able to salvage.
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The organization has set up tents to care for nearly 2,000 children with classes.
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Scattered in nearly every vista of Mongolia are the round white tents of nomads.
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They've come out in tents, in church, at dinner, at a funeral (not recommended).
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Left: Roadside tents awaiting soldier occupants shortly before the D-Day invasion of France.
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We hired elephants and tents and Mariachi bands, and yet we didn't touch pay.
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About 2,73 of the poorest have stayed in Pacaraima, pitching tents in the streets.
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Detainees slept in four-person tents and were under constant surveillance by armed guards.
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There, families live in tents they rent for $500 a year from the landowner.
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They now live in ragged, makeshift tents just inside Colombia, near the border crossing.
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Some tents in the most-trodden areas were literally suspended over mini mud-trenches.
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Migrants tents are haphazardly placed, jostling for space in the meadow outside Idomeni village.
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LA chefs like Walter Manzke, Ray Garcia, and Dakota Weiss will have tents here.
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Mounds of red earth have been flattened and tan tents erected in their place.
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If you're in need of a tent, check out the Embark tents at Target.
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Women say they are too scared to leave their tents at night, fearing harassment.
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And yet, we're punching holes all over down there (pitching tents), in Mother Earth.
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The yellow evidence tents denote that the indicator was photographed and its positioned measured.
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All day in the camp, soldiers could be seen shifting materials, setting up tents.
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The migrants were taken to red-and-white tents for registration and health checks.
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Also when the hell did NFL teams start putting tents up on the sideline?
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"People were stealing beds out of other tents, " The Times reported Kumar as saying.
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Many tents and makeshift structures that had housed cafes, bakeries and kiosks lay abandoned.
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Not political tents — these are people raising their hands in a Nazi gesture, OK?
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We're told Ronda's group brought fresh fruit, veggies, bread, tents and wood-burning stoves.
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A homeless encampment in Olympia, near Lacey, swelled to hundreds of tents last year.
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The center outside the capital's Sabaeen hospital has tents, outdoor toilets and overworked staff.
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Most live like them in rickety tents with no running water and inadequate sanitation.
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The tents could be a short or long-term living circumstance for displaced persons.
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We walk to the large white tents, set up in parks and school grounds.
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To my horror, there were tents outside; people had already started to line up.
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They ended up with tents too, and none of the upgrades they were promised.
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When the Necklace flowed knee-deep, the tents began to rise along the road.
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The tents are in an industrial area known as the Pine Street Barge Canal.
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The main Munich breweries have their own tents with long beer tables and bands.
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One season we got flak when Gianni Versace wanted to show in the tents.
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As the guides worked, the guests scattered to claim sites to pitch their tents.
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"I don't know about this," one said as he surveyed the cluster of tents.
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He walked past clusters of camping tents set by the crystalline Bright Angel Creek.
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WeWork booked and paid for employees' plane tickets, and employees literally slept in tents.
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You could hear people audibly having sex in their tents all day and night.
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"You see really old people sleeping on the ground and in tents," she said.
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They have been so efficient, so good, so talented, we have thousands of tents.
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It won't rival high end tents, but then it's not meant to be reused.
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It's like, stop building tents and caftans for anyone over a size 14. Amen.
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Others had erected tents, but Nathaniel and I wanted to sleep under the stars.
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The shared bathrooms for Journey Tent guests are a short walk from the tents.
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At each of Collective Retreats camps, no two luxury tents are exactly the same.
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They are trained in first aid and equipped with tents, blankets and rescue tools.
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Alone, with no parents, they sleep in the same crowded, muddy tents as adults.
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They didn't have access to the air-conditioned tents that I used for shelter.
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The state is exploring the possibility of using medical tents to care for patients.
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"We have teams on the ground, we have tents, and everything's ready," he said.
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Tents are set up outside Gore's hospital to assess and contain Covid-19 cases.
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Despite the drizzle, people weave past tents and flit between bars and food stands.
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Medical students and other volunteers provided first aid and free supplies from makeshift tents.
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Yet aid workers have kept going, trying to deliver tents, water, food and fuel.
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The isolation center Osowobi stayed in has field hospitals and tents for extra capacity.
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"They can start with tents," said Shahram Moradi, a 35-year-old shoe repairman.
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The walled camp has just four shower units and 10 toilets for 65 tents.
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So the organization erected emergency tents to serve as a makeshift cholera treatment clinic.
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Around 75 or 80 people came, and we camped in tents on the property.
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Officials have erected large tents in Nassau to house those made homeless by Dorian.
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Some of the displaced use public gardens or erect tents by Tripoli's Mediterranean seafront.
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Or, do you think Tianjin University's "tents of love" are helpful for anxious families?
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He'll congratulate you and ask you to help your neighbors place their tents, too.
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In Padova, the hospital pitched tents outside in preparation for an influx of cases.
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There are also plans for tents, water misters, fans and sun visors for spectators.
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For bigger groups, try one of The Wirecutter's favorite family or car-camping tents.
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When night fell, they punished women they witnessed misbehaving by burning down their tents.
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Recent rains had turned the bulldozed paths between the rows of tents to mud.
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About 100 tents were pitched in the field which was heavily guarded by police.
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Hundreds of people spent the night sleeping in tents pitched by the emergency services.
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Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) hearings at tents in Brownsville are expected to start Thursday.
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Some tents sleep four or five people, and many are arranged into small communities.
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The luxury domes were not being built, and instead were being replaced by tents.
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On the northern coast, Colombian Wayuu recently torched the tents of newly arrived Venezuelans.
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On the northern coast, Colombian Wayuu recently torched the tents of newly arrived Venezuelans.
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An estimated 2,000 miners lived here — mostly in tents — during its peak in 1908.
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There were still dozens of vendors whose tents sizzled with oxtail, chicken and shrimp.
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The Indonesian retreat will host 999 tents, furnished to evoke 19th-century colonial travel.
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Scattered across the deck, visitors set up small tents to shield from the sun.
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"It started with a couple of tents and a sign-in sheet," Alvarado said.
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Some have been camping in tents with the belongings they were able to salvage.
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The scorching wind blows dust and plastic bags between the rows of sand-encrusted tents.
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We&aposre perfectly fine with just pitching some tents on the side of the road.
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The cash is typically spent on equipment like tents, and to pay for various trips.
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It is recommended to stay in traditional mud huts and tents when in the Rann.
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Yes We Can will also launch a program for teenagers in tents outside, Rebellon said.
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According to FarOutWidescreen, Ubisoft was trying to allow players to shoot through tents in multiplayer.
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Protesters have set up tents and kitchens on the property for more than a month.
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The castle sleeps eight people, while the tents can house up to 30 additional guests.
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Instead attendees arrived to find disaster relief–style tents, unfinished stages, and meager cheese sandwiches.
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WHITE tents encircle Sanam Luang, a vast grassy parade ground in the heart of Bangkok.
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The first night, he worked with the local Boy Scouts to construct several dozen tents.
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Floods ruined mattresses and destroyed tents, forcing some people to move in with their neighbors.
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Due to overcrowding, refugees have set up tents within the olive tree groves outside Moria.
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Luxury tents had not been set up and the bands that were scheduled had canceled.
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They were the audience for these raucous fairs held under tents in eroded Indian fields.
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Tents were set up in neighborhoods, where people cooked jambalaya for anyone who was hungry.
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Meanwhile, another industry was exploding far outside the walls of the tents: personal style blogging.
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I still hold out hope that outdoor-enthusiasts can have fantastic sex in their tents.
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Pregnant females also showed a strong penchant for laying eggs in the darker-hued tents.
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One thing I hear people taking issue with is Army recruitment tents on the tour.
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When the refugees and migrants came here, it offered a drier alternative to the tents.
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Among those left are the Afghan community, who after nine months are still in tents.
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Over the winter and until very recently, a lot of the residents lived in tents.
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The first helicopter reconnaissance earlier in the day had spotted tents but no human presence.
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Tents — which included bare mattresses — were not set up, many blowing over in the wind.
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Jon, Sansa, and their advisors are lit like Rembrandts as they strategize in their tents.
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"We saw the tents from Pottery Barn Kids and went from there," adds Sims, 44.
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Behind the tents is another metal fence to separate them from the highway to Budapest.
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The weather is cold and rainy and there is a shortage of tents and supplies.
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Police arrived early in the morning and instructed those sleeping in tents to dismantle them.
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Automobility was staged under tents in front of the convention center in the downtown district.
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Troops set up tents for evacuees and water trucks were being sent to the area.
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We load up as many tents as we can carry between the four of us.
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The protesters had about 40 tents on the rail property, said BNSF spokesman Gus Melonas.
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We believe the infants, children and adults staying in tents on Walmart property deserve better.
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Noblesville students protesting outside Hoosier Armory where NRA and US LawShield tents sit outside. pic.twitter.
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They set up tents for tailgating and serve really good food and use real silverware.
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It consists of thousands of tents made of plastic and bamboo spread across undulating terrain.
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And ISIS affiliates -- from West Africa to Indonesia -- show no sign of folding their tents.
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"The most important handicraft for Yugurs are clothes or tents made of wool," she said.
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It is small and intimate; the resort only has 10 tents, including one honeymoon suite.
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Hundreds and hundreds of tents and people living at the entrance to their office building.
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While most camps at Burning Man are a random mix of tents, yurts, and RVs ...
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Sarandon posted a crazy photo during her visit showing the tents in different weather conditions.
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The additional support included projectors, headphones, additional stage assistants, tents, security and other extra staff.
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There are 38 different beer tents, and some can fit as many as 11,00 people.
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Some of the most popular ones are the Hofbräu, Hacker-Pschorr, Schützen, and Schottenhamel tents.
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Truck-bed tents are the latest camping accessory designed to help campers sleep more comfortably.
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We stayed in enormous tents with one of the most amazing spreads I've ever seen.
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The next day, the city ordered protesters to clear out their tents within 24 hours.
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The Iranian Red Crescent Society is distributing blankets, tents and canned food to those affected.
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Dozens of protesters were arrested, while thousands more tucked into tents, tepees and trailers nearby.
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On Monday, tents popped up to house the migrants waiting outside the immigration processing center.
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When he put on his glasses, he realized the mountains were actually big white tents.
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Cobbled together using donated Korean War tents, Tent City was established to alleviate prison overcrowding.
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"Everyone thinks 'Oh, Oxfam's here, all those tents will probably go to charity,'" said Amanda.
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Plahotniuc's party supporters pitched tents in front of ministries and state institutions on Saturday night.
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Most festivals also have sections on their websites for personal safety tips, helplines, aid tents.
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They had lived in two makeshift tents on the empty lot opposite the Oxfam warehouse.
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Throughout the ancient Persian and Hellenistic worlds domes and tents were associated with the heavens.
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In the north west of Syria, near Al-Dana, UNICEF provides lessons in converted tents.
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Immigrant children are being housed in tents next to the Mexican border in Tornillo, Texas.
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The tents of the refugee camps are made of tarpaulin, corrugated iron and wooden planks.
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Along the Turkish border, the white tents of the refugee camps have grayed with time.
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Some people arriving at the border are setting up their own makeshift tents, he said.
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He said roofs were ripped off some of the huts, and the tents were damaged.
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In addition to Tsingtao, foreign producers like Budweiser and Carlsberg set up their own tents.
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Air-conditioned tents that vary in size are used for housing, recreation and medical care.
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Most live in camps of makeshift plastic tents next to mosques, churches and government buildings.
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Basic tents of varying sizes sat atop wooden platforms, with lawn chairs and doormats outside.
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Some are still on the mountain, about to spend a third freezing winter in tents.
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Some hospitals had to bring out their "surge tents" to treat the overflow of patients.
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To those Rousey brought fresh fruits and vegetables, word-burning stoves, and tents this week.
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They stood outside, lined up near white tents under lights powered by a roaring generator.
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The United Nations refugee agency said it had positioned emergency tents in the Bangladesh camps.
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Many campsites lack lamps along pathways, in tents, and in many parts of the property.
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Some highlights include a hand crank flashlight, ponchos, sleeping bags, tube tents, among other items.
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Some sleep in the gymnasium, others in tents pitched in the yard behind the church.
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Some hospitals have started adding parking lot tents for screening for coronavirus to increase capacity.
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The hospital has had to buy or lease tents and equipment to do coronavirus screenings.
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Just across the street is a small village and what appears to 50 large tents.
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For thousands of others, only colorful tents and tarps stand between them and the elements.
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Their green camouflage tents, pitched inside the building, stuck out inside the drab gray station.
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Angela Luna's Adiff designs for refugees include items like waterproof jackets that turn into tents.
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In some cases, the mapping teams simply drove through country roads in search of tents.
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Later, at the festival site, guests lined up to be checked into their damp tents.
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Tehran's hour-long assault, though, did extensive damage, including to a helicopter and some tents.
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They are being housed in hotels, schools, gyms and other temporary accommodation such as tents.
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Viewed in this light, sidewalk tents are merely a rational response to an incoherent society.
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There's now even pop-up tents that descend and unfold from your car's roof rack.
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I bike my children to school each day through a maze of tents and trailers.
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At a makeshift camp in Matamoros, tents crowd a muddy levee, housing around 2,500 migrants.
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They stand out, with their colorful tents pitched next to highways and their light eyes.
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Service tents brim with volunteers, looking for ways to help, to turn angst into action.
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In the countryside, villages have been gated off with vehicles, tents and other improvised barriers.
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It repeated the next year, and by 210 the first beer tents and halls debuted.
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The troops will also provide tents and medical care for border authorities in those areas.
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Pit crews huddled in tents along the track, monitoring their cars from many camera angles.
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There are heated tents with a food court, a dance floor and a ball pit.
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HAJJAH, Yemen (Reuters) - They live in scruffy tents or mud huts on dry, stony ground.
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Wind and sand blow mercilessly against tents in the scorching heat of the Syrian summer.
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Driven from their homes, many Christian refugees remain huddled in tents in Iraq's Kurdistan region.
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They set up makeshift tents along railroad tracks a few kilometers from the federal courthouse.
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It can accommodate 60 people in its capsules and hundreds in tents around the base.
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Meanwhile, nurses and doctors quit their paying jobs to serve the wounded from makeshift tents.
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The tents are spacious, come fully furnished, and include a small refrigerator and air conditioner.
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On Tuesday, April 4, police converged on the island to forcefully remove tents and belongings.
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By then the festival had at least one toilet trailer and a cluster of porta-potties, but the ticket-holders were long gone from the site, which some compared to a refugee camp in part because the "luxury tents" were similar to FEMA tents.
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THE MEDIA CENTER HAS BEEN ... FUN: Hundreds of people descended to the sweltering media tents -- yes, tents in a parking lot -- to find few spots with cold water or food, with just two eateries open inside the convention center serving food and drinks around lunchtime.
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A fire tore through tents during a protest in June, and brawls are frequent at night.
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In the morning, your gang members might walk out of their tents in their long johns.
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Injuries at the camp At one point on Wednesday, a handful of tents were set ablaze.
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The tents at Vucjak are pitched among piles of garbage and muddy pools following recent rainfall.
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The organization is providing mosquito nets, water kits, tents and other essential supplies to impacted areas.
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We were standing outside the detention facility where hundreds of children are being held in tents.
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Sway, by Sack and Reicher + Muller with Eval Zur, combined nomadic tents with high tech materials.
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It was filled with the same dad stuff like tents and coolers and Kirkland-brand booze.
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In the provinces, some protesters began setting up tents as if preparing for a long siege.
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They go to school in first-aid tents set up on location, or in motor homes.
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The bags start out as tents, sleeping bag covers, leather, hardware, canvas, nylon, and old uniforms.
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Art fairs, typically housed in convention centers and white tents, are rarely wild and woolly affairs.
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The authors of the report also encourage more cash assistance, rather than food, tents and blankets.
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By Friday morning migrants had set up more than 100 tents in the field at Diavata.
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"My grandparents were born in igloos or skin tents on the land, literally," said Councilor Pudlat.
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It was the early '90s, probably before the fashion week tents went up in Bryant Park.
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"Sean Penn saw all these tents and figured there were some refugees to help," he cracked.
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The military is putting up tents at Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, north of New York State.
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Desperate survivors blundering into Inuit tents, their faces black and the flesh gone from their gums.
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The officials are concerned about some unauthorised tents pitched under the trees across from the kitchen.
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Outside the hospital, rows and rows of tents provided shelter for earthquake victims desperately needing care.
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It was late evening; lit-up tents and cabins dotted the valley that sprawled before us.
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Suppliers of wedding tents in Rajasthan state have stopped dozens of child marriages by alerting officials.
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Instead, they packed tents and other gear into vehicles, hoping they could find another campground elsewhere.
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Others took shelter in two large white tents, where episodes played from a pair of projectors.
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Television images showed some patients being treated in tents in car parks because hospitals were full.
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You can also shop discounts on canopies and tents for all those camping trips you're planning.
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At campsites dotted with white tepees and colorful tents, many people prepared for the long haul.
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More than 10,000 – a third of them children – are camped in flimsy tents near the fence.
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When they wake up and there are rock piles outside their tents, we planted those, obviously.
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More than 4,000 people have been displaced and are sheltering in tents, schools, and public buildings.
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The government is seeking tents, drugs and food for those displaced by the floods, he added.
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The organization has set up about 50 tents, each with a warm blanket and a pillow.
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Travelers cross the dunes in four-wheel-drive vehicles and sleep in tents in desert camps.
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In case you're wondering, we slept in these airy REI Co-op Kingdom 4 Tents ($399).
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If you wanted to do business in America in those years, you came to the tents.
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Out of shame from their situations, many avoid leaving their tents to seek critical antenatal care.
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The market was just a bunch of tents ... constructed by the Bangladeshis who were trafficked here.
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The sale includes backpacks, duffle bags, tents, sleeping bags, kayaks, paddle boards, bikes, and much more.
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Between them, they would literally carry everything we needed from tents to food up the mountain.
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"We still need tents, setting up emergency kitchen, food, water, generator to pump water," she added.
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Photos and video of the tent city in Tornillo, Texas, show people housed in canvas tents.
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Drenched, they hustled back across the parking lot to help break down tables and shade tents.
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Most are back at the makeshift shelters in Tijuana, sleeping on the ground or in tents.
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I came upon a group of Afghan families, living in a cluster of rain-soaked tents.
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Tents are just one of nearly 300 strategic frailties identified in the country's military supply chains.
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It recently doubled its inventory of boardwalk-raised tents to 2795, but it still treads lightly.
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Some 12,000 are at Idomeni, a sprawling complex of tents on the Greek border with Macedonia.
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Crashed trains and planes, explosions, rubble stretching off into the distance, and refugees in green tents.
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Tents rest on cardboard and sleeping bags to try to stop them sinking into the quagmire.
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A handful of tents on the desert ground were not enough to accommodate all gathered there.
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The eruption of a fire in 20173 burned thousands of tents and killed over 22017 people.
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The head of the adjoined Catholic school also called for the tents to come down Tuesday.
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Television screens were set up in tents outside so the overflow crowd could watch the service.
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Consider the interior minister's refusal to distribute tents for hundreds of thousands of people without shelter.
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Outside Centro Médico, beige tents house federal disaster medical teams from Texas, South Carolina and California.
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But over a decade has passed, the tents are still there, and so are 41 detainees.
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The lawsuit takes particular aim at the FEMA tents that were the so-called luxury accommodations.
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The giant circuslike tents that serve as workrooms for members of the news media were emptied.
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Troops were setting up tents for evacuees and water trucks were being sent to the area.
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The new photos featured the company's products, such as a backpack, hiking gear and camping tents.
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Temperatures in the area can reach over 100 degrees, but the tents do have air conditioning.
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Mr. Halimi said a group of about 50 villagers was considering temporarily resuming classes in tents.
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Campers should set up tents at least 50 meters, or 164 feet, from the water's edge.
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"While we have Skype for Business, many of our clients are living in tents," Newman said.
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Limbs and shoes were kept out of tents to avoid bringing mud inside during the downpour.
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But there was no way around the brown sludge that seeped into shoes, socks and tents.
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A steady stream of residents and businesses kept dropping off food, firewood, tents and other supplies.
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Tents were everywhere, and the Conservative Party's tent was equipped with its own draft beer supply.
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Some migrants camped near the border had erected makeshift tents or built bonfires to stay warm.
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I counted fewer tents wedged up against the dunes, and the surf fishers were farther between.
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Tents will be set up between subway stations and sports venues, with chairs and water misters.
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Political parties, especially in a two-party system, must be "big tents" with some ideological diversity.
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But on Wednesday, at least, many Albanians woke up in tents, cars and a soccer stadium.
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Sometimes the clothes looked like movable tents and seed pods; sometimes they looked like wedding dresses.
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The weddings took place in a circle of tents packed with spilling crowds at every turn.
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Rabbi Sizomu quickly escorted the wedding party off the stage, the tents covering only the guests.
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Aid groups have long ago run out of tents, and lack the funding to buy more.
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Those who live in the camp have it better than those in tents on the hillside.
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There are canvas tents and sturdy couches, and I smell sausages cooking on a camp stove.
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Authorities provided tents to help residents sleep outdoors Tuesday night, Guanica Deputy Mayor Zulma Bracero said.
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Stefanov and Kotevska would visit for a few days at a time and sleep in tents.
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Guests stay in soaring tents outfitted with 1,500 thread-count linens and antiques from the area.
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As a result, hundreds have fled official shelters to hide in bushes, tents, and crowded churches.
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What looks like a field full of tents, with wood fires burning, is also plainly visible.
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When he first arrived in the camp, the tents were almost empty aside from some blankets.
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But one entrepreneur seems to have found a way around the rule: origami-style cardboard tents.
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Safari Tents are the cheapest option and have a starting rate of $9,500 for the weekend.
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Attendees would stay in lavishly equipped luxury tents or, for a lot more money, paradisiacal villas.
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It said more than 80 percent of tents removed from the island on Tuesday were vacant.
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This includes total access to air-conditioned, culturally appropriative VIP tents where you can instagram endlessly.
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Credit... GUÁNICA, P.R. — Nearly two months after an earthquake sent the population of southwest Puerto Rico rushing into the streets, thousands of people are still slumbering each night under camping tents, on cots, in their cars and in enormous open tents that serve as government shelters.
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"People that are living in tents right now, outside, when you get a cold snap like this they often don't want to leave their tents and go to a shelter because if they do their stuff can be stolen," Mr. Hohlbein said in a phone interview.
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The majority of tents were still standing Friday afternoon and many inhabitants vowed to hold their ground.
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Last year, thirty thousand people squeezed in lines beside white tents that stretched over a quarter mile.
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They walked silently to the bus for Moria, a sprawling, gated complex of prefabricated containers and tents.
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This would include a variety of things such as vehicles, tents and equipment, and perhaps medical support.
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If you're feeling traditional, you can stop at one of many tents hosting the classic brass bands.
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Something amazing we're doing is putting on "safe tents" backstage at festivals across the UK this summer.
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The United States Park Police removed the tents on Saturday morning to bring the group into compliance.
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A GoFundMe campaign to raise money to replace these tents earned more than $15,000 in four days.
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"We had this huge storm and had to dig a massive trench around our tents," he says.
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In some spots, tents are buried under snow and as many as 60 cars have been abandoned.
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Many families have refused to sleep indoors and camped in tents, making them more vulnerable to mosquitoes.
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There are people living in tents on the sidewalks, wearing dust masks and living in the subway.
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Users can also buy and sell their items, which range from drones to tents to musical instruments.
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Since then Russia has helped put out forest fires, provided tents for migrants and trained emergency responders.
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Full, gathered skirts, capes, and glamorous gowns were made of thin plastic reminiscent of tents and raincoats.
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In most cities, it is illegal to sleep in cars, in tents, and in most public places.
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All that remains of the carnival of democracy that had sprouted there are burnt tents and rubbish.
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The group has now stopped using tents for gatherings, fearing they may be mistaken for military targets.
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Clouds of smoke wafted from the cooking tents, making for a photogenic backdrop against the mountain vistas.
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They were housed not in luxury villas, but in tents left over from a hurricane-relief scheme.
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Most of them are keeping a wary eye out of the tents, being aware of their surroundings.
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There are high-end tents, campers and tipis, and failed structures with tarps blowing in the wind.
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"It's no Smith & Wesson hiking boots, fishing rolls, sleeping bags, tents or anything like that," he said.
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" "In the beer tents, you are allowed to stand on the benches and sing all you want.
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On Thursday, crews were seen tending to chic floral arrangements and making other preparations under white tents.
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It might mean sleeping in tents for months in the cold Tijuana winter, but Perez is unfazed.
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We like to crawl in the tents on display and guess prices on items like a gameshow.
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This year, on a sweltering Saturday afternoon in August, they set up tents and long picnic tables.
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The temporary residence consisted of two tents and was located across the street from the golf course.
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Guests spent the wedding weekend in glamorous camping tents that were set up at the wedding venue.
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The military also dispatched five planes from Jakarta carrying food, medicine, blankets, field tents and water tankers.
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For these youths, aged 215-2000, school is held in large white tents divided into small classrooms.
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By the house were some tents, an old trailer, and a coop with hens and a rooster.
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Meanwhile, a Turkish aid group on Friday erected some 200 tents for about 1,000 refugees near Azaz.
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"We understand that tents and shelters left behind will be bulldozed," the charity said in a statement.
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The funds can be spent on tents and other shelter, food, medical aid and other basic services.
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Tents dotted the outdoor space, while actors dressed like northmen or Unsullied or Braavosi swordswomen milled about.
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Many of migrants staying here have only flimsy tents that are not meant for bad weather conditions.
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BCFS confirmed to Reuters it was working to demobilize the facility and removing shelter trailers and tents.
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The "Private Luxury Villas" Fyre Festival had promised for housing ended up being USAID disaster-relief tents.
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So it was just that little bit of extra pressure, with them sitting all around in tents.
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Tents were pitched on his lawn; retired journalists and overworked lawyers were winging their way into town.
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It has deals on everything from apparel to tents to water bottles on sale through July 4th.
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Some prisoners were being released from jails with tents, an inquiry into homelessness published in March found.
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This is a game of European one-upmanship, played out against emergency relief tents in the Caribbean.
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These helpers are as much a part of Mr Arpaio's brand as his tents and chain gangs.
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"We came prepared to sleep on the floor, in tents," said Alex LeBaron, a former Mexican congressman.
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After driving past tents, camels and sand dunes for about an hour, we took a sharp left.
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Police officers patrol the camp, which is divided into sixteen neatly spaced blocks of roomy, waterproof tents.
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Today, tents and pegs made out of biodegradable materials such as cardboard and biodegradable plastics are available.
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At night, up to seven men who are either homeless or visiting Hannover sleep inside the tents.
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"And then, I was racing down to the tents on the morning of 9/11," she said.
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Activists also put locks on parliament's gates in a symbolic gesture and pitched tents around the building.
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As the threat of rain loomed Wednesday, migrants scrambled to cover their tents with black plastic tarps.
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Packed into the trailer were tents, cooking equipment, food supplies for all three days, and camping chairs.
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Colorful tents decorated with flowers and lights are often erected for guests to enjoy the wedding feast.
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At the time, they were housed in tents, as everyone thought the conflict would soon be over.
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They spend six months a year on the road and live in tents made of goat fur.
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You can barely turn a corner in Oakland or San Francisco without encountering a row of tents.
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Outside the tents, on a Sunday afternoon, the streets of downtown Newark were sunny and almost empty.
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Some people paid $1,800 for a cot in a yurt, which campers referred to as "raj tents."
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Year after year, a cluster of research tents invites twins to contribute to a potpourri of science.
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Campers are encouraged to keep all food secured in tents, and to use food lockers when available.
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Researchers placed bedbugs in Petri dishes that contained little bug-sized tents made of different colored paper.
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Neatly tended and zipped tents are interspersed with squalor — shoes, sleeping bags and clothes strewn in chaos.
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On a recent day, nearly 3,343 impassive animals took shelter from the midday heat under makeshift tents.
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As a result, they were often treated separately in isolation tents, away from the main medical facilities.
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Back in former East Germany, we had little tents where my grandparents sold them at local markets.
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Because I did not understand why he pissed in all the tents while holding a selfie stick.
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Thousands set up campers and tents as they prepared for a week of partying and enjoying art.
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This included nearly 123 who said they were staying in their vehicles and 1,603 living in tents.
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The aftermath of the clashes was visible in the charred grass on the sidewalks and burned tents.
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Mothers with young children crammed into overcrowded group tents or slept outdoors for weeks at a time.
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Volunteers had set up shade tents with water and food and were helping residents remove the wreckage.
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Another homeless woman and a 68-year-old disabled man also live in tents on the property.
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Dozens of injured people were being treated in makeshift medical tents set up outdoors, TV images showed.
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The Defense Department will loan military-style tents to the Department of Homeland Security, Pentagon officials said.
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Parents of first-year college students in China live in tents on campus to make goodbyes easier.
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Migrants grumble they only get sandwiches, apples and fruit juice while frequent rain floods into their tents.
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Cottages and tents went up, too, with as many as 8,000 Torontonians moving there for the summer.
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Cover: Rows of tents at Camp Second Chance, a city-sanctioned homeless encampment in Seattle Tuesday, Sept.
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With people huddled underneath tents and in restaurants for extended periods, food and beverage sales go up.
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The mourning tents were filled with visitors and decorated with the banners of Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
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People worked together to move tents, and helped salvage each other's possessions and care for the sick.
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By night, some forced themselves to stay awake lest gangsters snatch their children from inside their tents.
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They carried with them a ton of equipment, including tents, cookstoves, food and a solar-powered drill.
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This translates to larger, more spacious tents, comfortable camping chairs, fully-featured stoves, and more elaborate coffeemakers.
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Accommodations are in tents, and all trips are accompanied by a guide, a cook and a scout.
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Before they started rolling, one of the security guards brought me to the tents across the street.
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"To be honest, we checked all the tents and couldn't find that anyone died," Mr. Obed said.
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Take a look at the images they sent in of kids, dogs, tents, special glasses and more.
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The rest are forced to take shelter in tents, or under trees, exposed entirely to the weather.
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As night fell, protestors set up tents near the embassy, suggesting another day of upheaval lies ahead.
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After all, the sisters are merely curious about people who live in tents and dance around campfires.
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They are sleeping in tents and tarps set up in stadiums, in fields and next to highways.
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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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The quality of life and health of citizens is our concern and life in tents is temporary.
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There are now tents on sidewalks above which people pay $4,500 a month for one-bedroom apartments.
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New customers have had to join a wait-list since the tents began shipping in early February.
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Some migrants have made homes along the border wall, using it to prop up tents and shelters.
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A visit to camp found the residents still living in tents that haven't been changed since 2015.
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But when guests arrived, they found only makeshift tents and a chaotic scene on a dark beach.
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"We will not leave these tents until the embassy and the ambassador leave Iraq," Mr. Muhi said.
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They are sleeping in mattresses, tents and tarps set up in stadiums, fields and next to highways.
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"They were living in unsafe conditions in tarpaulin tents, without lighting, toilets or drinking water," he said.
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The aerial view shows dozens of white tents on an otherwise brown and empty expanse of land.
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Perhaps 100 tents are clustered under the ironwork subway overpass at Jaurès, by the Canal St. Martin.
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Protesters put up tents and sat outside the Bank of Portugal building before being removed by authorities.
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Along LA's skid row downtown, tents line entire blocks, and encampments in other neighborhoods have been growing.
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"The bombing killed two families who had set up tents," said Mohammad Rasheed, a local rights activist.
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The individual tents usually have real beds and attached private bathrooms with heated showers and flush toilets.
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Largely nomadic, the reindeer-herding Khanty move between villages, hunting animals and staying in "chums," or tents.
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I can tell you, in my neighborhood, it's never been ... I mean, there's tents on every street.
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Nightly fireside camping includes chef-prepared meals, high-tech tents and hot Guatemalan coffee served each morning.
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He is now living in one of the tents with his in-laws in the driveway outside.
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In Ipiales, Venezuelan migrants who said they had hitchhiked for days were huddled under blankets in tents.
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Drive along any side road and you'll see them—ramshackle sprays of tents, fashioned from UNHRC tarp.
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For these youths, aged 2000-280, school is held in large white tents divided into small classrooms.
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The 37,000-acre Resort at Paws Up in Montana, one of the earliest, in 2005, to erect fancy tents with framed art on the canvas walls, rugs on the wood floors and downy duvets on the log-frame beds, introduced glamping's first three-bedroom, two-bathroom tents last summer.
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Queues outside Indian jewellery stores become so long that makeshift tents are set up to accommodate the rush.
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But by late October, it was so far beyond capacity that every empty foot was filled with tents.
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But now the loose swarms of tents are gone, and a more orderly temporary city has sprung up.
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It's also long been a festival that has relegated women down the bill and into the DJ tents.
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While the beer tents are where you'd go to grab your drinks, they also play traditional Bavarian music.
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As she spoke, caravan members were stringing up garbage bags to use as tents in Niltepec's main square.
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Extra food, tents, and water bottles either get dumped or traded in for lighter versions at the store.
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It began in July as a scattering of tents along the side of an exit ramp in Minneapolis.
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Scores of people are still homeless, living in overcrowded shelters, churches, and tents, without jobs and losing hope.
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Migrants sit by their tents at a makeshift camp along the Canal Saint-Martin in Paris, May 25.
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An engaged 18-year-old tries to bring his partner into the camp, despite officials forbidding extra tents.
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Eritrean refugees and Ethiopian immigrants take shelter under tents after being evicted by the police on Aug. 24.
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The days of lumbering elephants performing under big-top tents are coming to an end sooner than planned.
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From these three tents, guests had a view of the main stage, where the day's announcements took place.
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Locals built tents from tarpaulin sacks and scavenged wood, only to watch them fall apart in bad weather.
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Protesters then camped outside of that police station for days, erecting tents and supplying food to each other.
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On Wednesday, his followers burned tents in Najaf and stormed a protest camp killing at least eight people.
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Instagram is riddled with literally thousands of spectacular photos of tents in precarious spots in far-flung places.
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Save 25% off tents like the Coleman Sundome 3-Person Tent, or 30% off the Coleman Instant Cabin.
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The Italian Red Cross said it had 462 volunteers and had set up two field tents with kitchens.
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It actually carries very particular implications: that political parties should be big tents, extremely solicitous of moderate voters.
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Tales of heartbreak abounded among the rows of tents set up on the grounds of a damaged school.
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Randy Weber choked up when he saw the line wrapping along the bus and weaving through three tents.
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Perhaps some of these hardy strains could be grown in special greenhouses or semi-transparent tents on Mars.
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Men while away the time dwhile swarms of children run amok and women stay mostly inside their tents.
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As a veteran expeditioner, Bayliss knew such an undertaking would require far more than Jeeps, tents, and willpower.
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Cooper: Frogs lived under the tents, and when we took them all down, we found loads of frogs.
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" Among the photos: "Tents linked by red carpets at a McKinsey & Company retreat this year in Kashgar, China.
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She was held for 18 years in lean-tos and tents behind the couple's home in Antioch, California.
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PFASs are found in thousands of household products, including cell phones, shoes, backpacks, electronics, tents, and firefighter gear.
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In January, after Choles enlisted the federal government's help, the U.N. refugee agency began setting up its tents.
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He is keen to stress, however, that he sees the cardboard tents as a temporary solution to homelessness.
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So from first light on a recent morning, they gently wake people here in their tents and shacks.
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A Kickstarter campaign to provide 500 tents to families in need raised more than $145,000 in November 2016.
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Organizers were also looking at ways to keep spectators cool with tents, fans and sprays of cooling mist.
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The army tents were cold at night and stiflingly hot in the day; when it rained they flooded.
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Meanwhile, the biggest fiends on your crew will scavenge in their tents or at fire pits for butts.
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"We are just building tents here, and making sure that they are more comfortable," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Now many of those who remain in the camp will be evicted and their tents and shacks demolished.
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The sewage system does not work and filthy toilet water reaches the tents and mattresses where children sleep.
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Over 100 tents are occupied by out of town workers and people who were displaced by Hurricane Michael.
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She is having massive white tents set up to turn the lush grounds of her 6,000-sq.-ft.
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Glazer has commissioned a company to install tents for the occasion -- a 40x50, a 40x503 and a 10x15.
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At the camp itself, the process of disassembling the makeshift tents, offices, and other facilities is well underway.
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Families in Nauru live in tents without air conditioning in a country known for year round sweltering heat.
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Organizers are also looking at ways to keep spectators cool with tents, fans and sprays of cooling mist.
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Large makeshift tents were set up across the property as investigative teams dug for evidence using large machinery.
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Hundreds of people are being treated in outdoor medical tents by hospital workers forced to flee the building.
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Walk through Los Angeles's Skid Row and you'll find tarps, trash, and hundreds of tents covering the sidewalks.
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Two tents are available at a steep discount, including an 8-person tent marked down to just $89.99.
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SOME leaders like their governments to be teams of rivals, or big tents or nests of brilliant specialists.
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The urban homeless are out of sight, in makeshift tents in public parks or down by river banks.
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They live in black tents fashioned from yak hair and rotate around the grasslands according to the seasons.
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In October 2010, Sahrawi activists erected tents at Gdeim Izik, not far from the capital of Western Sahara.
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"Pilots are not nomads who put up tents wherever Ryanair wants to operate," union negotiator Ingolf Schumacher said.
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Laura Whitaker and her 9-year-old grandson are sleeping in tents outside a Walmart in nearby Chico.
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Cellphone videos of the attack showed people fleeing past tents in panic as rapid-fire gunshots were heard.
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The migrants set fire to tents and blankets, and at least 15 people were wounded in the clashes.
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Upscale tents adorned the palatial plot of land, giving every inch of the meadow a luxe, bohemian feel.
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Inside the massive canvas tents were grandiose chandeliers, golden Moroccan poufs, decorative rugs, full-service bars, and more.
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It's also competitively priced — and even cheaper — than comparable three-person tents that have dual doors and vestibules.
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Block after block, the sidewalks are crammed with tents, boxes, broken furniture, and shopping carts full of possessions.
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The entire boulevard was closed to traffic, and tents and food trucks were set up along the sidewalks.
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If Gianni Versace wants to show at the tents, it only brings more attention to all of you.
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The refugees, who were mainly from Africa and Afghanistan, packed up their tents and belongings and boarded coaches.
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The cabins and yak wool tents have wooden floors, custom-made felt blankets and access to hot showers.
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It's tough, comfortable, and seemingly bottomless — like the magic handbag Hermione Granger stuffs outdoor tents and spellbooks into.
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It started as a group of tents in 85033 and is now the largest camp in Jordan. pic.twitter.
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Meenakshi Ganguly, South Asia director at HRW, said that the storm tore into 900 tents, blowing some away.
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As the name suggests, these tents create a sleeping area using the entire area of a truck's bed.
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NBC notes that U.S. Customs and Border Protection utilized tents to house immigrants in 2014 under President Obama.
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It isn't uncommon to see tech employees walking to work along streets where people are living in tents.
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About 25 asylum seekers, predominantly men, occupied some of the tents on the temporary encampment on Thursday afternoon.
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If you ever get this rare occurrence I suggest going to one of the blue "Guest Experience" tents.
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Jane Sanders came to tents jail, so I invited her inside so I could defend my tent policy.
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Displaced villagers needed tents, boats, food and water, while heavy equipment was also needed to build temporary bridges.
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The Civil Protection Department has sent up tents for survivors, which risk being their homes for many weeks.
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I had the Banana Bread one but the only discernible flavor was Glastonbury chai tents and stale Soreen.
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After England won on penalty kicks, the disciplined queuers, many of them English, quietly retreated to their tents.
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Ms. Rogne and a friend from Uganda spent a night in one of the high-end safari tents.
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The group has also gathered 10,1900 trees from around the country and abroad, nurturing them in shaded tents.
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The resort also introduced an option for upscale camping with 9003 safari-style canvas tents amid redwood trees.
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Even if we were able to build tents for hospitals, we still need the doctors, nurses, orderlies, equipment.
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Some of them joined the encampments at Emerald Street and Frankford Avenue or pitched tents in abandoned lots.
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"There are people still living in tents," Sacramento-based NWS meteorologist Eric Kurth said in a telephone interview.
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They will create an immersive installation, a "makeshift transdimensional stopover camp," consisting of tents through which viewers walk.
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Would-be buyers spent the night in tents and under quilts, lined up for a chance to buy.
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Supporters of the Democratic Party pitched tents in front of several ministries and state institutions on Saturday night.
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Gavin Newsom was sworn in on Monday before thousands sitting in rain-soaked tents outside the state capital.
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They gathered around a campfire, having brought an ample supply of wood and tents in which to sleep.
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We rode horses, made campfires, ate s'mores, swam in a lake and slept in tents in the woods.
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Why does he build these structures, pitch these tents, after rambling around in the underbrush for so long?
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Visitors remain in their cars as they pull through the testing tents and through a series of steps.
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Visitors remain in their cars as they pull through the testing tents and through a series of steps.
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After searching dozens of tents, the soldiers finally found a little girl who matched Zahra's age and appearance.
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"The camping fields are full of old tents and stuff that people have just left behind," he said.
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About 2400,22018 undocumented and unaccompanied migrant teenagers between the ages of 213 and 5003 live in the tents.
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Collective Retreats, a start-up based in Denver, offers luxury tents with chandeliers, king beds and Turkish towels.
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In freezing cold tents, on congested roads, it is a sentiment that echoes across Syria's last opposition enclave.
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Rubbish, debris and discarded items such as bicycles could be seen next to the ramshackle, shantytown-style tents.
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Despite his campaign against Iranian influence, the tents welcomed Iranian pilgrims, who totaled some 3.5 million this year.
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He'd conceived an evocative set design, with the musicians all performing in tents, against a backdrop of drapery.
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"We also had one individual purchase and give away $15,000 worth of camping tents," Mr. Kositsky told me.
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Tents were set up in the adjacent central Syntagma Square in preparation for an all-night sit-in.
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The protest site had developed into a make-do city, with semipermanent buildings, medical tents and abandoned cars.
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Then each of the mothers and their children walked down the bridge for another night in the tents.
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Stretched taut, carefully draped or seemingly suspended, these structures evoke tents, gliders, banners and even spaceships and maps.
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The sound of clanging metal rang through the courtyard as a construction crew assembled white security tents outside.
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In January, Moria saw a spate of deaths as tents collapsed under heavy snowfall at the overcrowded camp.
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Inspired by this, climate protesters in Cambridge put up tents on the lawn in front of King's College.
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The climbers could wait two months in their tents, in hopes the gales relent for a few days.
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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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Rows of green tents were pitched in an open field; half a dozen Turks supervised recruits performing drills.
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Cover: In this Thursday, June 11, 2015 photo, homeless people and their tents line a canal in Honolulu.
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Although listed as "Private Luxury Villas," housing at the festival turned out to be USAID disaster-relief tents.
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The tents can be folded and carried on someone's back, and are big enough to house two people.
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A cardboard factory donated material for the tents, which were assembled at the Lantin prison, near Liège, Belgium.
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"The tents won't last for months, and this is just an emergency response," Mr. Van den Stappen said.
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The department's dead-stock T-shirts, tents and tablecloths have proven something of a treasure trove for him.
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The film's initial, documentary sequences of plywood shacks and pitiful tents, hopeless against the rain, are searingly accusatory.
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In Addis Ababa, mourners have sat in tents all week to receive visitors, in keeping with Ethiopian tradition.
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There the troops were assigned to one of eight long, white tents with 12 cots to a room.
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Walking through the tents of Frieze Art Fair last weekend, visual evidence of Brexit's impact was all around.
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Across Bangladesh's refugee settlements, Reuters saw children wandering muddy lanes alone and aimlessly, or sitting listlessly outside tents.
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I grabbed my kids and ran back towards Syria and hid amongst those tents, waiting until after dusk.
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In addition to a general medical bivouac, there were Tibetan-style tents adorned with placards: Acupuncture, Massage, Doula.
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There are still tents and camper vans, but increasingly, wooden structures insulated by hay bales are springing up.
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What started nine years ago as a crusade to help people living in tents on the street has now matured into a fully-functioning community outreach program with nearly 2,000 volunteers setting up their own tents to provide the residents of Skid Row with the means to create positive change.
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The four hikers moved on, and later set up camp along a portion of trail that veers into neighboring Wythe County, but Mr. Jordan caught up with them, "spoke to the hikers through their tents, and threatened to pour gasoline on their tents and burn them to death," the affidavit said.
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Thousands of workers from British India died during its construction, including a number dragged from their tents by lions.
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Following his recovery, Aisthorpe climbed back to camp, where he found the tents belonging to the men completely empty.
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That night, we set up our tents in the middle of the village and began our life as Tsimane.
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Hundreds of people are living in mobile trailer units acquired from construction companies, donated RVs, and National Guard tents.
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Get your tents ready, Apple fans: There will be iPhone X devices to buy in stores on Nov. 3.
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Every evening armies of homeless Angelinos and migrants set up tents beneath highway overpasses and in empty parking lots.
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A police official said Tuesday three tents were also set ablaze during the fracas at the Moria refugee camp.
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The facilities, which could include tents, are described as "temporary and austere" in the memo, according to the official.
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Signs posted around the camp note there are 18 different communal sleeping areas that are warmer than personal tents.
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I'm also really happy Jimi Tents is featured on the song since he's such a good friend of mine.
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Others run long power cords from their tents to nearby light poles to tap into the city's power grid.
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When one of the new books came out, we were on a camping trip and reading in the tents.
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A man wakes up amid tents in a gymnasium occupied by migrants in Saint-Herblain, France, on March 28.
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Finally, you can save 303% on Coleman tents at Target, and save up to 30% off patio & clearance items.
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An SDF official told CNN Friday the women there were burning tents, and attacking SDF personnel and administrative offices.
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"It's gone well so far, because they [the local government officials] have brought us food and tents," she said.
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Portable showers and toilets were set next to the sleeping tents, one of which reporters were allowed to visit.
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"We need laminated tents and mats because the residents are sleeping outside evacuation centers," said Ms. Emmylou Taliño-Mendoza.
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In many places, sidewalks now host tents holding tessakij—city inspectors who enforce cleanliness and keep street vendors away.
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Then we are lead up a hill to a field already filled with tents and chefs serving up food.
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Meanwhile, an hour away, Glen Lake was adding extra seating and erecting tents to ward off the impending rain.
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Ms Cep paints a portrait of a hermetic society still riven by prejudice, with its revival tents and sharecroppers.
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"In this heat, if families aren't safely inside of tents, we have to worry about their position," she said.
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But in some other regions across the world, lines were longer with tents and camping gear at the ready.
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We all know about the hapless festivalgoers who arrived onto an island full of FEMA tents and cheese sandwiches.
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The government set up tents near polling stations to scan voters' "fatherland cards", which entitle them to food rations.
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In one large homeless encampment in Oakland, hidden under the interstate, makeshift tents cluster together beneath flimsily tied tarps.
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Rather than work from a home church, Graham went on the road, preaching in tents and building a following.
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Today we have two big tents — Democrat and Republican — that try to pull in as many voters as possible.
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For 16 years, "the shows," as they were called, took place inside tents set up in Manhattan's Bryant Park.
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This camp of tents, tarps and corrugated metal in the Iraqi desert serves as an oasis for the desperate.
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Their food is stale and sometimes infested by maggots, their shelter, in many places, still consists of flimsy tents.
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It poured concrete sidewalks, set up tents, and built bathrooms, a kitchen and a small concrete building for children.
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Witnesses described pandemonium, with people running, hiding behind tents, crawling under tables or climbing fences to escape the gunfire.
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He said people were forced to leave their belongings in their homes and live under tents in the desert.
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"Everything was easy before this," Tamer says, glancing out at the sagging pup tents and the trash-fuelled fires.
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In response to the July report, for example, DHS resolved to add tents capable of holding hundreds of people.
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We went to our "beach lodges/cabanas" that turned out to be sketchy little tents held up by pipes.
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There is no school for the children, no organized activities, just a monotonous expanse of tents, gravel and mud.
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Kurdish authorities have scrambled to erect tents and fix latrines in time for the first refugees arriving on Wednesday.
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Tents sprang up in the intact stadium to store bodies, treat the injured, and distribute water, food and blankets.
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For food, tents, and the occasional yoga mat to lie on they depend on volunteers from across the border.
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Many are living in appalling conditions, sleeping in tents in the freezing cold with only the most basic supplies.
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The people we meet during our time here are mostly Iraqi Kurds, their flag hoisted above all the tents.
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In February, city crews in Modesto, California, pitched 23 tents beneath a bridge and asked people to move in.
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