Perhaps those solutions will turn up at CES next year.
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Soon after, the guns would turn up at crime scenes.
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You will turn up at awards ceremonies resembling a drag queen.
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Turn up at a CPC, and you'll typically hear more misinformation.
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The fruit and vegetable sellers began to turn up at home.
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They could turn up at the hospital where she takes her relatives.
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He did not turn up at a High Court hearing on Thursday.
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"NISS would turn up at press conferences, posing as journalists," Ahmed's colleague added.
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You can't turn up at an event like this and serve something crap.
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Eskra talked about another boy who failed to turn up at dinner one night.
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Discussions take time and frightened employees do not dare turn up at the plantations.
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Some require people to turn up at their local sheriff's office or police department.
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Martyrdom gets donors to empty pockets and voters to turn up at the polls.
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Despite their controversial reputation, assault rifles do not often turn up at murder scenes.
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Mainly, we're wondering who it might most galvanize to turn up at the polls.
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That daughter — her name is Dilly — might turn up at the port at Algeciras.
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Waste managers around the United States say they turn up at their recycling facilities often.
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As the old adage goes, you wait for a bus then three turn up at once.
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It's 9 AM on Saturday morning when I turn up at the Paris International Agricultural Show.
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Trump likes to boast about the thousands of supporters who turn up at his campaign rallies.
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But there's always elements who turn up at these things, whether it's militia guys or whatever.
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But unfortunately for Mr Sanders, younger voters are less inclined to turn up at the polls.
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They'll be watching to see if any of Mr. Silver's supporters turn up at the courthouse.
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Should Sharper be elected, he is unlikely to turn up at the induction ceremony next summer.
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Buses like the one that arrived in July periodically turn up at midnight or 2 a.m.
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You would never turn up at a [hostel] without knowing there was a bed for you.
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Although his rivals avoided bigotry, it encouraged formerly non-voting racists to turn up at the polls.
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None of these mechanics "turn up at 8 in the morning and work until 5," he said.
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It is not only those who turn up at Mr Trump's rallies who like an aggressive conspiracy theory.
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He was my age and would turn up at the parlor slightly drunk on nights I was working.
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A search of social platforms did turn up at least one person who says she tried the product.
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Thousands did turn up at Rufaro but by the 13th, the stream of mourners had become a trickle.
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When people turn up at the polls, as they did recently in Alabama, they can produce unexpected results.
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But other assembly members did not turn up at the session, or left quickly, so the DUP's bid failed.
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Mr Falcón's chances depend on anti-Maduro voters overcoming their sense of hopelessness to turn up at the polls.
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And yet no one should be expected to turn up at the office as if dressed for a wedding.
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Those away for less than 18 months remain eligible only if they turn up at their local polling station.
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Which means some days if you turn up at Carnitas Uruapan for carnitas around 6 PM, you'll be disappointed.
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But that long-running dispute between Europe and the United States is about to turn up at the supermarket.
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"So I turn up at Sloane Square, around the corner from the Royal Court, this beautiful house," he said.
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India's defence minister Manohar Parrikar was supposed to launch the phone, but did not turn up at the last moment.
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It was an open casting call, where people could turn up at any time within a five-hour time slot.
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How their abusers seem to know where they've been and sometimes even turn up at those locations to menace them.
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Movies about Uber are apparently like buses — you wait an age for one and then two turn up at once.
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When headliners like Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar turn up at Coachella, they're not roughing it like the rest of us.
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The percentage of avowedly "practising Catholics" far exceeds the numbers who actually turn up at mass, as any cleric will confirm.
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If they believe he has no hope of winning, then what would their motivation be to turn up at the polls?
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Plenty of homeless people turn up at shelters each night — as more than 20 did on my first night in town.
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Washington mall shooting Why did 20-year-old Arcan Cetin turn up at a Macy's in Burlington, Washington, and kill five people?
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If no suitable investors turn up at the auction, lenders will pursue alternative plans, they said, without specifying what those might be.
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The regulations also don't address payments for charges faced by patients who turn up at a doctor's office themselves with coronavirus symptoms.
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Elderly voters (who turn up at the polls disproportionate to their numbers) were especially resistant, with 59 percent opposing single-payer plans.
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At the same time, because fewer females turn up at the pond, they need their flashy songs in order to win female attention.
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So when they turn up at the door demanding £650 [$930]-a-week for your shared floor, what are you going to do?
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For the many type As who tend to turn up at the Alta camp, video review can be a kick in the pants.
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Now, Anja, as you noted, the president didn't turn up at his trial at all, which is actually the norm for impeachment proceedings.
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"We've said we won't turn up at a Rolex event wearing Omega hats or at a BMW event wearing Ford hats," he said.
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"Protesters actually try not to turn up at the public hospital for fear of their information being leaked to the police," he said.
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Should families turn up at the theme park with strollers and wagons that don't fit the parameters, they will be able to rent alternatives.
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All those awkward San Francisco lunchtime moments where four Ubers turn up at the same spot and you've no idea which one is yours?
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People who turn up at the mosque will vary in their level of commitment but it soon becomes clear what their real intentions are.
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I have held down full-time jobs making websites in the past, but thankfully, again, they're forgiving if I turn up at twelve o'clock.
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USC legends regularly turn up at practices and games, but Bush cannot, and so no one in Troy will see him age or gray.
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After journalists turn up at Calvin's house to look for Teddy, an image of Calvin in his camouflage gear shows up on the internet.
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In case you needed additional motivation, Dr. Biden said it loud and proud: We must turn up at the polls to VOTE on Election Day.
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So if it's your "turn up" in a baseball game, that means it's your turn to face the pitcher, or your turn up AT BAT.
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The prosecution asked Lee to turn up at the prosecutors' office on March 14 to be questioned as a suspect, the senior prosecutor told reporters.
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Brazil, for instance, has increased the number of inspectors who can turn up at farms and factories to ensure that workers haven't been forced into jobs.
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Typically, many discover that they have been barred from leaving Egypt only when they turn up at the airport in Cairo to board an international flight.
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Panama's Supreme Court issued an arrest warrant for Martinelli in December 2015 after he failed to turn up at a Panamanian court hearing on his case.
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Turn up at the Balgove Larder Cafe when it opens and feast on melt-in-your-mouth cheese scones while they're still hot from the oven.
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Kurt Cobain, sporting the same faded green cardigan he wore on "MTV Unplugged," might turn up at a surprise appearance with Billie Eilish at the Grammys.
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Another 75-foot swimming pool will turn up at Eos, a glassy 1383-unit Durst project at 100 West 31st Street in NoMad to open this year.
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Then the landmen came: The first officials you meet from the fracking industry and energy companies when they turn up at your door with a release contract.
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Once the desert sun escapes the sky, DESERT NIGHTS—an exclusive VIP, invite-only festival after hours turn up at a top-secret location—takes its position.
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Sellers turn up at hospitals including Moscow's Psychiatric Clinical Hospital No. 1, in the Clear Ponds neighborhood, home to some of the city's most expensive real estate.
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When the character didn't make an appearance in the season three finale, it seemed safe to assume she would turn up at the end of season four.
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Social media influencers may be paid tens of thousands of pounds to turn up at fashion week events and appear in campaigns or even on the runway.
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At Michigan's first legislation day — when Moms Demand volunteers turn up at the statehouse to push for one bill or legislation — in 2015, 40 people turned up.
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Martin McCann is the title character, who lives alone and fends off all comers until two women (Mia Goth and Olwen Fouéré) turn up at his doorstep.
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"They used to turn up at gay pride parades, show their muscle, turn up the heat," said Michal Havran, a television talk-show host and political commentator.
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Fall has brought us pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin Kylie Cosmetics Lip Kits, and even pumpkin-flavored edibles, so pumpkin sushi was bound to turn up at some point.
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Myers, a British national who lived in Wellington, had been missing since June 1 when he failed to turn up at a designated location during his hiking trip.
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You'll probably feel more of the heat if your cousins and siblings have settled down, and you turn up at yet another Chinese New Year gathering sans partner.
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"I'm sure it would have been suspicious to turn up at the doctor a week after a 'miscarriage,' having sought no medical help at the time," she reported.
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They also want gun makers to tighten distribution networks and crack down on the approximately one percent of legal dealers whose weapons disproportionately turn up at crime scenes.
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Fellow shareholders can count on Mr. Silber to turn up at the rooftop summer gatherings and he has never missed a holiday or trick or treating at Halloween.
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Just like cops who turn up at your house at 2 in the morning, you don't want to find yourself face to face with a plane crash investigator.
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But even if fewer Bernie supporters turn up at the polls to vote than expected, his staggering lead makes it unlikely that he will lose to Clinton here.
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Darby English was ostracized by other black students in colleges because of his reluctance to turn up at the Black Student Union meetings because of nuanced, intellectual reasons.
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A colleague suggested that caucuses and state conventions are unlikely to be the solution because of the highly unrepresentative sample of people who turn up at these events.
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As we previously reported ... the champs and the Philly rap superstar hosted a Super Bowl turn up at NOTO nightclub after the MASSIVE victory parade ... and they didn't disappoint.
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In 2020, she's urging people to turn up at the polls and make a difference in their communities and country at large, using their voice and votes as power.
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At any moment, the movie is liable to turn up at a different spot along the route, a sort of productive disorientation that contributes to a feeling of universality.
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More than 50,000 people -- and dozens of elected officials -- are expected to turn up at the "Howdy, Modi" rally and the fervor in the Houston Indian community is undeniable.
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He says a new development in his nearly seven-decade career is patients who erroneously diagnose themselves on the internet and then turn up at his surgery demanding drugs.
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But, of course, sex work is work—so there are some days where I just throw on eyeliner and turn up at a booking and hope it'll be fine.
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"In 2017, the police turn up at our house(s) with an arrest warrant at 4 o'clock in the morning ... are we common criminals?" they said in a joint statement.
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A court found him guilty Thursday of eight charges; six relate to "wounding religious feeling" and two are for his failure to turn up at a police station when summoned.
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DELIVER US follows Father Cataldo Migliazzo, 80, as he attempts to exorcize the dozens of congregants who turn up at the door of his provincial Sicilian church claiming demonic possession.
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An official responsible for a particularly raucous group of Ethiopians said this was done to ensure that workers who were given free tickets would actually turn up at the event.
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The unknown question is how moderate and independent swing voters, who do not turn up at campaign events but will likely determine the outcome of the November elections, will respond.
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Some analysts say the new party could convince left-wing voters put off by the lack of deal between the Socialists and Podemos to turn up at the polling stations.
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It wasn't always like this: The protesters used to only turn up at the clinic every other Saturday, marching from a nearby park to stand outside and say a few prayers.
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In that case, a court found him guilty of eight charges: six related to "wounding religious feelings" and two for his failure to turn up at a police station when summoned.
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Although his tastes ran more toward burgers and Denny's, when Wallace chose fine dining, he might turn up at classic, dignified Silvercreek (193 North Race Street, Urbana; 217-328-3402; couriersilvercreek.com).
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Another notable incident was when the authorities alerted him to a criminal on the run who they expected to turn up at the club after breaking out of a police van.
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What started as an internal controversy inside the Labour party ended up poisoning the entire party&aposs image and making it difficult for previous supporters to turn up at the polls.
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"Karma will catch up with the people who didn't think it was important to turn up at this protest, and with the politicians who don't care to do anything," she says.
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Instead, during ANC election years such as this one, politicians turn up at a succession of Sunday church services, memorial lectures and funerals of party stalwarts to give thinly disguised stump speeches.
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That line is going to turn up at your house in a couple of weeks asking if you remember it and if it can sleep over at your place for a bit.
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Voters heading to the polls Tuesday appear sharply split down lines of gender, race and education — suggesting the outcome may largely depend on which demographics actually turn up at the ballot box.
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Missing Pages From Malcolm X's Autobiography Turn Up at Auction The possible existence of three unpublished chapters has been a source of intrigue, and now at least one of them has surfaced.
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My lame excuse is that it's now a 25-minute drive to the nearest independent bookstore, it's convenient to have a book turn up at my door, and the price looks right.
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"People are interested in video, and those kinds of things are what turn up at the Whitney Biennial, but the league has stayed focused on art that's made by hand," he said.
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Since the report began in 22, Nordic countries — which include Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland, plus the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Aland — consistently turn up at the top of the list.
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There seems to be no pattern to the placement of these "well-designed, insidious and psychologically astute" devices, which turn up at a gas station, a school cafeteria and a hospital ward.
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The mystery, for those who can't stand suspense, will turn up at the end of the column, and a bit like Stonehenge and the career of Nicolas Cage, it will remain a mystery.
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Revolve is also partnering with Tao Group for Desert Nights — an exclusive VIP, invite-only festival after hours turn up at a top-secret location — that will take its position on Friday evening.
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Now, around 500 miners turn up at the pit on a reduced wage of just 410 yuan ($60.52) a month while the company tries to find jobs for them at other state mines.
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"The family she was working for described her as someone you could count on and when she didn't turn up at the school, they became worried and notified the police," authorities tell PEOPLE.
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So don't be shocked when you turn up at your hard-won summer holiday, sun-screened and ready to de-stress, only to encounter fellow vacationers jostling for your place in the sun.
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In this medieval musical comedy's two-episode season premiere, King Richard (Timothy Omundson) and Galavant (Joshua Sasse) turn up at the Enchanted Forest Pub in West Hollow-wood and are forced to work there.
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In this case, a Facebook user offered cash to anyone willing to turn up at a fake rally in freezing conditions in support of a non-existent candidate's bid to become president of Ukraine.
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TMZ Sports previously reported The Boss and The Gronk had a MASSIVE turn up at a club in Connecticut Tuesday night ... but we have to admit, we saw no chunks flying from Ross' mouth.
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Additional concerns were expressed over inadequate support for and training of the chaperones employed to notify athletes of drug tests, with many of them failing to turn up at all at the designated time.
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Slater might turn up at the Pipe Masters, one of the most watched events on the pro tour, riding a bizarrely small and odd-shaped board, and brusquely shove back the frontiers of performance.
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I see people doing Instagram stories on the roads they live on, giving away their location, and I literally think, If you had a stalker, they could turn up at that location within minutes.
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I think he installed the Find My Friends app on it, because he'd turn up at places I was at, or text people who'd been in contact with me and send them intimidating messages.
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Ms. Trabocchi said the couple built Del Mar, which has a series of private party rooms, with fund-raising at least partly in mind after seeing politicians turn up at their flagship restaurant, Fiola.
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Sanders organizers and volunteers were primarily focused on identifying students who support the senator or were likely leaning toward supporting him and making sure that they actually turn up at the caucus, Njuguna said.
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Amateurs will get the chance to try out the Scottish links on July 9, the week before the best golfers in the world turn up at the course to take part in the Open.
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Every weekday morning, Carles Recio , an archives director in Valencia's provincial government, would turn up at his office only to clock in and head straight out again, before coming back at 4pm to clock out.
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They could turn up at any office in their city, maybe even in the country, and with the click of a button a doctor could bring up their various scans and tests and personal history.
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Reid, the Senate minority leader and longtime Nevada Democratic political pro, encouraged the head of the Culinary Workers Union to get casino workers to turn up at the caucuses, according to The New York Times.
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The homeowners claim that hundreds of fans turn up at the property daily to take photos, often trespassing on the plot and occasionally forcing their way into the famous home, according to a CBS report.
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The White House recruited Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Mexican-born pitcher who naturalized only last year, and José Andrés, the Spanish-American chef, to make encouraging advertisements and to turn up at swearing-in ceremonies.
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Teams used to turn up at Stamford Bridge, full of gorgeous naiveté and attacking endeavour, only to find themselves shut out by two banks of four and their involuntary revulsion at the sight John Terry.
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A system in which banks don't hold cash reserves equivalent to their outstanding loans works fine, unless enough people turn up at the bank and simultaneously want their paper money turned into its metal equivalent.
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For example, she painted a picture in which, on election day, registered voters turn up at their correct polling places only to find that the poll workers' documentation says they should actually vote somewhere else.
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But at 448 pages long, The Chinese Photobook is a treasure trove; within it, even die-hard photobook enthusiasts are bound to discover printed matter unlikely to turn up at a store or a fair.
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But I think it's just 'cos I've been the one who's ready to turn up at the label's office and quickly do what they want me to do so they can quickly earn half a million.
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"It is in the government's interest to have these sympathetic voters turn up at the election in the largest possible numbers," said Attila Tibor Nagy, an analyst at the Centre for Fair Political Analysis think-tank.
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With the best of Sundance, South by Southwest and movies too eccentric or experimental to turn up at either festival, this annual showcase stakes its claim for being at the cutting edge of American independent cinema.
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I blocked her fairly early on but she'd find new ways to get in touch or even turn up at places she knew I'd be at with a thinly veiled excuse for why she was there.
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"They'd send me their panties and show up at events in limousines to get through security, or turn up at my house to convince me they had an offer I couldn't refuse," he told Playboy in 2013.
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Kade's mother, Heather, said she was worried when her son didn't turn up at the finish line for his 5k, but was eventually delighted to find out that he'd beaten the competition in the day's longer race.
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It can be hard to enjoy your fave when they do trash things like, for example, announce on stage that they would have voted for The Donald and then turn up at Trump Tower for a photo op.
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Some recreational revolutionaries get their fun out of smashing things up: these are the anarchists who turn up at demonstrations dressed in black, wearing balaclavas and bandanas, with the express purpose of causing as much mayhem as possible.
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The trial of the editor-in-chief and Ankara bureau chief of Cumhuriyet newspaper - who face life in prison on espionage charges - meanwhile prompted foreign diplomats to turn up at the courthouse two weeks ago in their support.
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Sure, there's a trade-off in terms of choice, speed and availability of the most expensive drugs, but the upside is a universal system where everyone is treated the same when they turn up at their doctor's office.
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The first strike, to open the scoring, was pure predator: that rare ability that strikers have to somehow turn up at the right place and the right time, stretching out a leg, lifting the ball over Keylor Navas.
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You can't just turn up at Liniers hoping to chance upon some auction action, so we've got a date with Carlos Colombo, a beef broker and auctioneer for the family business Colombo y Magliano—also Riveira's wife's cousin.
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News that the painting will turn up at the Louvre Abu Dhabi does not resolve the mystery surrounding the identity of the buyer or buyers, though some had speculated that it was acquired by an Emirati museum or collector.
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While that plan may seem to be about as ludicrous as the plot of Face/Off, it is one that had a happy ending yesterday when Cage actually did turn up at the fourth annual event in Austin, Texas.
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Jack Chasteen, who recently finished high school and is still living at home, said he had been planning to seek a job as a pizza deliveryman but that his parents urged him to turn up at Jobs Day instead.
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On Wednesday, after visiting a school in Stockholm's suburbs to talk with students from poor backgrounds, Rocky announced on Instagram that anyone who lived in the city's "slums" could turn up at the concert and get in for free.
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On January 21st, the day after the inauguration, some 200,000 American men and women are expected to turn up at a march in Washington to protest against regressive policies and demand equal treatment for women—and a lot more besides.
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When you create a note, use the reminder icon (string tied around a finger) to associate it with either a time and a date or a place—so you can have the reminder appear when you turn up at the mall.
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"I still have blind veterans who are awake from 4 am if their clocks aren't working very well, or they forget and they turn up at work at half five or six am when everything is still shut," Gomes says.
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Many of the world's winter athletes, now preparing for the season's championship events, are frustrated with the response of sports officials to the Russian doping scandal and are wondering why implicated Russian Olympians still turn up at the starting line.
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That's what makes my connection to my Black coworkwers so instrumental to my success: Whether it's an impromptu turn up at our company happy hour or meaningful conversation on the train ride home, these women regularly help me make it through another day.
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As Lawrence's character, an embodiment of Mother Nature, slowly renovates the property, two strangers, played by Michelle Pfeiffer and Ed Harris, turn up at their doorstep and kick off a series of events that blur the lines of reality and escalate into chaos.
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"I was getting getting constant frustration from trying to coordinate 2400 people to all turn up at the same place, be it a stadium with multiple entrances, or a villa on a mountain side, or a specific house in Nigeria," he said.
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While the event is goofy in some ways (a cheese!) and there are certainly people who have fun making their way down the hill slowly and in festive costumes, the reality is that many people turn up at the hill to hurt themselves.
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It's also a reminder of sports' capacity to turn up at sprawling cultural junctures, managing to present in one setting Africa, North America, an African American fighter from Louisville, an African American fighter from Houston, a military dictator and, of course, Don King.
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As Hurricane Irma barreled down on his state, a county sheriff in Florida said on Wednesday that law enforcement authorities would check the identities of people who turn up at shelters and take to jail anyone found to have an active arrest warrant.
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But there was a large bloc of undecided voters in both parties in Iowa and no certainty on who would turn up at the caucuses on a wintry evening, given that many supporters of Trump and Sanders are new to the process and disenchanted with traditional politics.
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According to Abdul Hafiz Mansour, who ran state television at the time and is now a member of Parliament, a confidant of the president — often his son — would turn up at the studios every evening to hand the news anchor a list of new generals to declare.
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The "679" rapper rolled 50 deep into Aces strip club just after 1 AM Thursday in NYC ... and we're told the visit served a 2-pronged attack -- to turn up at the joint one last time before New Year's and shower the dancer, Blu, with $10k.
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These sorts of minerals appear in the geological record seemingly at random but, while studying the Fezouata shale, a 500m-year-old formation in Morocco, Mr Saleh noted that exquisitely preserved soft-tissue fossils of annelid worms, sponges, arthropods (pictured) and echinoderms seemed to turn up at regular intervals.
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"If you turn up at the yacht club in either Panama City or Cartagena in Colombia, you can hop on a boat and cross between Central and South America, and get the added bonus of stopping through the beautiful and largely uninhabited islands of San Blas," said Asquith.
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Hence, on July 1, I turn up at an old converted warehouse in the London docklands wearing a politician's suit and tie, determined to be part of the experiment—and then to tell the story of this bizarre, globally distributed dress rehearsal for the end of the world.
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Jorah and Daario caught up with Dany on a continent roughly the size of Asia in a matter of a week or two, seemingly, and from the "next week on" preview, it sure looks like Littlefinger is going to turn up at Castle Black next week, after being in the Vale.
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If my business model is to drive up to Charing Cross station with a dump-truck and dump briefcases onto the street at 11am in the full knowledge that my business partners will all scramble around and try and grab them — and then to turn up at 11.01am and do the same thing.
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Inigo Errejon, the co-founder of Podemos, which he left in January after disagreements with leader Pablo Iglesias, said he was launching a new party, under the name Mas Pais (More Country), because he wants to help form a government and encourage disillusioned left-wing voters to turn up at the polling stations.
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"In short, Mr. Yaxley-Lennon, turn up at another court, refer to people as 'Muslim pedophiles, Muslim rapists' and so on and so forth while trials are ongoing and before there has been a finding by a jury that that is what they are, and you will find yourself inside," the judge told Robinson.
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When: March 2–7 / Wednesday–Sunday: noon–8pm; Monday: noon–6pm ($503) Where: Skylight at Moynihan Station (421 Eighth Avenue, Midtown, Manhattan) The fifth installment of the "curator-driven" fair takes as its theme "⌘COPY⌘PASTE," but but don't turn up at Spring/Break expecting to see lots of clever, clip-art-like paintings.
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From Taiwan News:Wilson had paid the first month's rent of NT$19,000 (US$620) and a deposit of NT$18,000 on Thursday afternoon, but he failed to turn up at the agreed time around Friday noon to take possession of the keys for the apartment, possibly aware that he had become a wanted man in Taiwan as well.
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Yeah it's funny, so I say OK turn up at the studio and we'll work something out and the day he's supposed to do it he turns up four hours late with a bottle of Seagrams vodka when I'm about to leave and he just hops in the booth and starts singing stuff like, 'I'm always turnt up!
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In 2017, there was an average of 63 homicides per month in the country, and between 2012 and 2015—when the number was even higher—it was Arce's job to turn up at these crime scenes and extract information from reluctant police officers and terrified witnesses, a job known locally as "red journalism" (after all the blood).
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" Related: America's Largest LGBT Advocacy Group Endorses Clinton, Divides Community There are more than 76,000 Jews who live in Nevada, and while Cohen said that the fact the caucuses this year fall on Shabbat might "annoy the hell out of some" Jewish people, "the proportion who would care sufficiently not to turn up at the caucus is actually pretty small.
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But as the amount of TV shows has exploded in the past decade, the Emmys has seemed like it's trying to keep pace and the Globes has been caught flat-footed, increasingly trapped by its own evident lack of interest in trying to reward artistically relevant TV in favor of stuff that might allow famous actors to turn up at their awards ceremony.
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Kramer's accounts of these festivities are so entertaining they make you want to turn up at her front door on the morning of the holiday, as two Italian Communist dairy farmers once did, having sold out to a rich German and decided to cross the Atlantic and take her up on the invitation she'd casually issued years earlier while interviewing them for a story.
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