America's vending machine industry earned $21.6 billion last year , according to Vending Watch magazine.
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Dickson is planning to roll out additional vending machines, currently being manufactured through her other start-up, Solutions Vending International, an automated retail systems designer that creates custom vending machines.
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Though most bar owners aren't willing to disclose the actual price paid for their vending machines, David Ashforth, co-founder of custom vending machine maker Digital Media Vending, is in the business of providing estimates.
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The vending machine trend started at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania, which stocked emergency contraception in vending machines in 2012.
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VC subsidized vending machines: Vengo makes wall-mounted mini-vending machines the size of large picture frames that it then sells to vending machine distributors, asking for a small fee per month in exchange for access to its software.
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"We think it doesn't make any sense that they are able to get vending licenses, but not vending permits," Mr. Attia said.
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His father is a vending sales director at the AVS Companies, a distributor of amusement, gaming and vending equipment; he works in the company's Hartford, Wis.
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"The record supports defendants' contention that there are many more opportunities for expressive matter vending than food and souvenir vending in the designated city parks," Kapnick wrote.
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Now, if only all the unique vending machines were all in one place; you could get oysters, champagne, and cupcakes and have the perfect vending machine picnic.
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The video shows the woman standing in front of the vending machine, being verified through facial recognition, and then opening the vending machine door to pick up a drink.
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"A cell phone is basically a vending machine for pornography," Weiler told TechCrunch, using the example of cigarettes sold in vending machines and easily accessed by children decades ago.
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I also proposed learning more about the Street Vending Modernization Act, the New York legislation introduced last fall that would lift the cap on food vending permits, which Mr. Ahmed strongly supports.
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Each Le Bread Xpress vending machine can be restocked with up to 120 baguettes every morning, which arrive from an offsite bakery where they're partially pre-baked to speed up the vending process.
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After a rogue vending machine refuses to spit out a pack of M&M's, Gyllenhaal takes up writing Patrick Bateman-y missives about urban life to the vending company's customer service rep (Watts).
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When people keep putting money into a vending machine that does nothing, or gives them the opposite of what they ordered, some of them will kick the vending machine or turn it over.
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MAKE YOUR VENDING MACHINES A LITTLE MORE SECURE...: Via BuzzFeed News, a group of CIA staff got fired for sharing a vending machine hack so they could steal more than $220006,2202 in snacks.
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I get a cherry Coke Zero from the vending machine.
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The company also installs vending machines in the United States.
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"A vending machine will just drop things out," he said.
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Probably. I look forward to our Lego vending machine future.
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Oh, and to get "cryptobeer" out of a vending machine.
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I mean, how smart could a vending machine be, right?
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The concept of the Uniqlo clothing vending machine isn't new.
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Vending machines are an essential part of life in Japan.
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Carvana operates similar car vending machines across the United States.
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Picking it up at a gigantic vending machine is another.
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The bacon vending machine is very real, by the way.
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I buy a bag of pretzels from the vending machine.
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Also our school had a ton of soda vending machines.
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Their solution was to treat Ethereum like a vending machine.
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Do they know about condom vending machines and affirmative consent?
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It unfurls to create the illusion of a vending machine.
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WM: Can I get it out of a vending machine?
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Street vending isn't an easy way to make a living.
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Instant Pickup puts Amazon in competition with vending machine services.
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The vending machines have attracted new customers and boosted revenue.
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Students Look to Vending Machines for Better Access to Morning-After Pill Stanford is the latest university to install a vending machine that sells emergency contraception after students spoke of difficulty obtaining the pill.
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Here's the vending machine bringing a car down: The Pittsburgh location, at 1300 Brockwell St. in Bridgeville, PA, just outside of Pittsburgh, is the 16th car vending machine the car seller has across the country.
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Last fall it took them to Byte Foods vending machines — refrigerators stocked with sandwiches, meat and cheese plates, and brands like Blue Bottle coffee and Odwalla shakes that you wouldn't normally associate with vending machines.
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Vengo makes wall-mounted mini-vending machines the size of large picture frames that it then sells to vending machine distributors, asking for a small fee per month in exchange for access to its software.
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To operate legally, food vendors in New York need two documents: a mobile food vending license for themselves, which costs $50, and a mobile food vending permit for each cart or truck, which costs $103.
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Or the much-maligned Bodega bros, who created.... a vending machine.
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At first, it was only available in weirdly shaped vending machines.
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A diet coke from the vending machine at work costs $1.25.
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It's a vending machine in the age of ride-hailing apps.
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Vending machines have long been the backbone of the snacking society.
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They also contacted the company that makes the vending machines, Snatap.
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Check. Vending machines filled with aforementioned hardware dropped in exotic locations?
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Instant Pickup also puts Amazon in competition with vending machine services.
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Apparently the modern vending machines first appeared in the 1880's.
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They hacked into some CIA vending machines and stole some snacks.
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I end up getting a Dr. Pepper from the vending machine.
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"She's the best mom," says Nick, a former vending company owner.
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For $30, students can now buy it in the vending machine.
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That differentiation of platforms — search engines, social networks, vending websites, etc.
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It works like a cash-vending machine but gives out medicines.
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Snapchat released their latest hardware through a vending machine called Snapbot.
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In place of bakeries, vending machines have begun dispensing baguettes, above.
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And if you get thirsty, there's a Dirty Lemon vending machine.
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The vending machines are certainly different from any show room experience.
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On the way out, I found this water bottle vending machine.
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IT'S CARS, ELEVATORS, VENDING MACHINES, SO WE'RE – EVERYTHING IS BEING CONNECTED.
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Japan's Health Ministry removed its last cigarette vending machine in 2018.
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That could include new-generation vending machines, advertising experiences and more.
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And, if possible, a Plan B vending machine on the porch.
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Lola recently paid $6,600 for a six-month summer vending permit.
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But in the 1950s, the vending machine started to take over.
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Ibanez tells me that working in vending machines is comically hermetic.
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And the point is that this machine is a vending machine.
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There are almost 17 million vending machines worldwide, the report said.
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They are massive by vending machine standards and provide refrigerated goods.
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Kyle Mazza strolled by, carrying two cans of vending-machine tuna.
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That incorporates sales made from mall kiosks, catalogs and vending machines.
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In her view, a vending machine might be an ideal fix.
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That said, vending machine bartenders are probably a long way away from taking real bartender jobs: In most cases, customers order a token from the bar, which is then used to make a vending machine purchase.
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And she felt the vending machine would have solved all of that.
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"My whole family has always been dedicated to food vending," she says.
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But making vending machines vanish from the workplace is a tall order.
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There are the giant vending machines to help shoppers avoid human contact.
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Authenticity can be verified by scanners at banks and in vending machines.
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It is 2017, people are inventing vending machines for just about everything.
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Stores that once sold cheap cell phones are now vending expensive tablets.
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Japan's Health Ministry removed its last cigarette vending machine earlier this year.
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There's no hidden vending machines with cryptic clues leading to long lines.
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These big, automated systems that looked and worked like massive vending machines.
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I always brought bags of change to use at the vending machines.
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"I hear you need vending machines for drugs," Tyndall remembers him saying.
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Snapchat is planning to drop the vending machines in more cities soon.
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They don't sell them at the vending machines in our high school.
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One career test said she should be a vending machine repair person.
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During their visits, Epstein and his lawyers repeatedly emptied nearby vending machines.
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Your co-workers are avoiding the drinking fountain and the vending machines.
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Vending machines take the form of a speaking mannequin called Dollar Bill.
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When we got to the MetroCard vending machines, Robert extended his hand.
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Fear not: There's now a vest-dispensing vending machine in the terminal.
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The railroad started offering discounted monthly tickets at vending machines on Tuesday.
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These wholesome dishes are dispensed from a vending machine called Farmer's Fridge.
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Two days later, I went out and bought my first vending machine.
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It has this fun self-service contraption similar to a vending machine.
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Many traditional vending machine companies employ restockers who double as machine repairers.
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There is still a cigarette vending machine in a health ministry annex.
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She lost her vending stand in floods that devastated Accra last year.
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There is still a cigarette vending machine in a Health Ministry annex.
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Now a vending machine dispenses clean water for 25 cents a gallon.
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Yesterday Spectacles' Twitter account sounded off with its vending bot's latest location.
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The Grog machine from The Secret of Monkey Island is Morrissette's personal favorite—"the anachronistic vending machine struck me as hilarious"—but Juicy Raccoon in Resident Evil and Killer7's vending machine for Handsomeman Executive Cola are close.
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Instead, the vending industry is the provenance of people like Jaime Ibanez, a 23-year old who owns 53 machines in eight locations around the Dallas-Fort Worth area, all under the banner of his own company: Vending Bites.
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Kris Jenner received a champagne vending machine as a housewarming gift on Monday.
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I buy a bag of Swedish Fish ($2130) from the basement vending machine.
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Snack attack: It&aposs time to kick vending machines out of the workplace.
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Life is like a vending machine: you don't always get what you want.
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Gone are the days when vending machines were simply for soda and candy.
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Deja, Orta's girlfriend, walks immediately to an ancient vending machine in the corner.
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"Had the poke for lunch," a reviewer wrote of the vending machine bowl.
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Unlike most vending machine items, the jacket cost more than a few dollars.
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They give the convenience of vending-machine coffee without the horror of it.
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Read These Stories Next:We Almost Can't Believe These 15 Vending Machines Are Real
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The days of big lines stretching from Snap's vending machines are long gone.
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The campus will now have a vending machine of contraceptives accessible to students.
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It took until November 10th for the first Snapbot vending machines to launch.
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U.S. company Carvana also uses vending machine-like towers to sell used cars.
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Imagine getting a soft drink from a vending machine using only your smartphone.
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Spectacles are only being sold via the Snapbot vending machines in limited quantities.
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Smirking, big foreheaded, can't find a dollar for the vending machine Roman Pearce.
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Another metaphor is the broken vending machine in the hospital where Julia dies.
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Snapbots: Those minion-looking vending machines, dropped in arbitrary locations around the country?
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Even fast food, lattes and vending machine snacks can slowly empty your pockets.
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The bacon vending machine presently installed at Ohio State is a temporary treat.
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Like, are they all just living off vending machine crackers and fancy jam?
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We just had vending machines, and we were like, 'What's up with that?
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The office is also home to a vending machine that only distributes Champagne.
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Following that announcement, Alibaba presented one possible solution — vending machines which dispense cars.
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"There are about 500 meat vending machines [in Germany]," she told The Telegraph.
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He built vending machines on railway platforms to catch people on their commute.
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But the vending machine staple got its start as a mixable medical remedy.
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The meals are transported daily in refrigerated trucks to restock the vending machines.
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The Cargo vending machines served as a bridge to full-blown mobile advertising.
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"They're surprised when I don't have money for the vending machine," she said.
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How much money can you reasonably pull in a month from vending machines?
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What are the most efficient ways to buy product for your vending machines?
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But there are much quicker (not to mention quirkier) options available: vending machines.
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Last year a hotel in London began offering vending machines with engagement rings.
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There are old vending machines that once dispensed soda or cigarettes or gumballs.
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Currently, the company loans the vending machines out to its clients for free.
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While anti-vending laws are seldom imposed, violations can result in misdemeanor charges.
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The hottest wearable in town comes out of one of these vending machines.
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The only way to buy a pair is from a Spectacles vending machine at the New York retail location, find the roving Spectacles vending machine around the world using clues on its website, or buy it used from a third-party.
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Some universities have even installed vending machines selling HIV home testing kits to students.
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What meaningful distinction exists between a "micro market" and "a couple of vending machines"?
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In fact we humans face more direct threats from vending machines and toilet seats.
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It now has over 2503,800 in 31 countries and operates thousands of vending machines.
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Farmer's Fridge retrofits vending machines to serve up healthy foods — salads, sandwiches, granola, etc.
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On the way out, we each get a Shasta soda from the vending machine.
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He taught them how to nail both pizza-making methods and vending machine operations.
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In a Kardashian-Jenner home, however, a champagne vending machine will fit right in.
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My dad even helped me start a vending machine business when I was nine.
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But, these days, vending machines have gone way beyond just Gardettos and Coke Zero.
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Right now, the vending machine is more a proof of concept than anything else.
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Bottom line: Your brain might be to blame for your afternoon vending machine runs.
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Before shifts, staff pick up fresh uniforms from stations that look like vending machines.
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The whole system of what happens inside a vending machine is actually pretty interesting.
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Inside the store, there is a Snap Bot (a vending machine full of Spectacles) .
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They've been sold nationwide in stores, by food service suppliers and in vending machines.
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I'm stressed and go to the vending machine to get a bag of chips.
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You were elected to student government based on a platform for better vending machines.
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This is where humanity has sunk to: a vending machine for fake Instagram likes.
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Snap's Snapbots, its signature bright yellow Spectacles vending machines, will also travel around Europe.
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The vending machineBodega set a record time for a startup to experience public backlash.
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The remainder comes from specialty boutique locations and three vending machines across the nation.
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Another solution might have been, you know, to install a few more vending machines.
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So legalizing kidney vending might at least give them legal protections and better healthcare.
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I hit the vending machine for some veggie chips and a flavored seltzer water.
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The FDA's menu labeling rule requires larger calorie disclosures for food in vending machines.
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The concept of a vending machine for drugs is controversial, to say the least.
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The visiting room had molded plastic chairs, the vending machines, and a water fountain.
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The organization also found that women seem to be disproportionately penalized for street vending.
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A much smaller number gave students access to condoms from baskets or vending machines.
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You can buy an ice-cold bottle of Coke from a vintage vending machine.
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For goodness sake, no more iBeacon-driven vending machines, no more 3D-printed trinkets.
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They ate dinner out of the vending machines and complained about the uncomfortable chairs.
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This is the eighth vending machine from the 100-percent internet-based car seller.
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Even when buying drinks or snacks at vending machines, I typically use dollar bills.
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Florida authorities "apprehended" a raccoon "committing a burglary" inside a vending machine on Wednesday.
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V.M.s"—MetroCard vending machines—"at forty stations can't process debit or credit, only cash.
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The world is filled with them, such as doorbells, vending machines, calculators and telephones.
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The first section of the movie has vending machines with Japanese characters on them.
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But stripped of their wrappers, Russia's stadium vending machines are brimming with "anonymous" snacks.
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They're also in incredibly short supply and only available through special robot vending machines.
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The vending machine will be open to the public from Monday to April 23.
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There was a small waiting room with wooden benches and a few vending machines.
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I kept hearing that the replacement technology had some problems — exploding vending machines. Thoughts?
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Front Burner At Bar Moxy in Midtown Manhattan, a vending machine serves ice cream.
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What are some of the first mistakes people make in the vending machine business?
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She treats me to lunch and I get a soda from the vending machine.
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I'm craving a soda, so I buy a Coke Zero from the vending machine.
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"Tech firm markets glorified vending machines where users can buy groceries," said The Guardian.
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The company's Hello Goodness brand has been a big win for PepsiCo's vending business.
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The city-state is seeing some of the fastest growth rates in vending machines sales worldwide, even as there are signs of saturation in major markets like Japan, which at 26 million has the world's highest number of vending machines per capita.
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If Disney wanted this to be a truly immersive experience it had to feel organically integrated and the conversation had to be lengthy and continuous so that set design served vending and vending served story and story served ride systems and engineering.
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This vending machine is now an easy option for when students would most likely need Plan B. UC Davis students can buy Plan B through the vending machine for $30, the lowest possible price for the pill, according to The Sacramento Bee.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The founder of a California-based company that sold marijuana vending machines agreed on Thursday to settle charges he sold shares in a secret affiliate and used the funds to persuade investors the vending-machine firm had earned record revenues.
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Believe me, if I had the change, I'd do all my shopping via vending machine.
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I also buy some beef jerky and a bag of chips from the vending machine.
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The vending machine eats my change, though, so I head to class less 50 cents.
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You'll be able to spot vending machines in London, Paris, Berlin, Barcelona and Venice today.
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But for now, bar owners are hopeful that vending machines will help shift customers' perspective.
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An ephemeral vending machine that uses the company's face-recognition technology is incredibly on-brand.
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But here's hoping this trend continues, and by 2027, we're buying everything from vending machines.
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The report projects that number to grow to 3.6 million connected vending machines by 2020.
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I pop some anti-nausea chewables and get a ginger ale from the vending machine.
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For Mr Sserwadda, and many others in Africa, street vending is a means of survival.
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Since launching in 2013, Farmer's Fridge has deployed 200 vending machines throughout Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Of course, in Europe, selling fresh food—including pizza—via vending machines is nothing new.
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More than a third of households have at least one person living by informal vending.
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I find a dollar bill and head to the vending machine to get Cheez-Its.
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A truck permit in New York costs $200, while a vending permit can cost $15,000.
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When the vending machine gives you two bags of chips instead of one via GIPHY
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The product will be sold in interactive vending machines, called Snapbots, throughout the United States.
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Skip delivery and try ordering pizza from a vending machine next time you're in Japan.
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Earlier this year, scientists created a vending machine that showed the crows' prowess solving problems.
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Those in a hurry can buy bottled cocktails from vending machines with a $15 token.
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Vending machines work around the clock, so they don't require people at the cash register.
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Customers can get cars delivered or pick them up from the vending machine-like towers.
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"Are people actually cool with buying a pizza slice from a vending machine?" he said.
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In most cases, they also apply to vending machine operators with 20 or more units.
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A "vending machine" in Singapore is offering up luxury vehicles, including Bentleys, Ferraris and Lamborghinis.
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When I went to the food vending machine at noon, all the salads were gone.
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THE CLOSER And finally … Would you buy a used car (online) from a vending machine?
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Starting in 1902, coin-operated vending machines spat out hot, fresh, and affordable cafeteria food.
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Who knew all it took to end police brutality was a $25 vending machine drink?
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Well, obviously, the university has supported the addition of a bacon vending machine on campus.
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Case in point: They've been sold by vending machine in random locations across the country.
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Heineken's offering will soon be sold in vending machines in the country's largest gym chain.
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Alibaba intends to build "dozens" of those vending machines in China in the next year.
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IVM reconfigures lockers and vending machines — so money is no longer needed to open them.
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We're not talking about the nation's stereotypical proclivity for kawaii creatures and vending machine peccadilloes.
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The agency subsequently determined it would regulate the Farmer's Fridge vending machines like a restaurant.
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"There is the perception that vending machine food is poor quality and unhealthy," said Witcher.
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Instead of paying money to someone for entry there is a vending machine I use.
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The vending machine then spits out a receipt which I hand to the café employee.
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You can buy a vending machine used from Craigslist, and you get your business license.
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Separately, Luckin is expanding into vending machines to increase its share of the China market.
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BERLIN — You could never palm it, flip it or plunk it into a vending machine.
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I eat leftovers from last night and buy myself some Starburst from the vending machine.
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Its payment system is used by vending machines, shops, street vendors and local transit systems.
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It could be used in vending machines to cool drinks as you buy them, too.
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Across the country, the vending machines stand as points of illumination and testaments to convenience.
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Le Tach's co-founder Steve Chia said the company has grown from manufacturing 26 vending machines in 2011 to over 1,000 to date, adding that the types of vending machines have also expanded from dispensing drinks and snacks to selling daily essentials and accessories.
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Even Vending One, the California company Faraday Future hired to fill its headquarters with vending machines after its infamously catered lunches were starting to cost too much, says the EV startup still owes it $12,469 in a lawsuit filed last year on December 14th.
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"Vending machines have become crazy with new technologies," Von Poelnitz told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday.
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But online car site Carvana has another car vending machine, this time in the Pittsburgh area.
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You can't buy the new pair at a vending machine — only at Snapchat's own website, Spectacles.
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For example, Costa has touchscreen vending machines that make hot beverages with the chain's coffee beans.
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Students at Alcovy High School near Atlanta opened a vending machine inside the school on Dec.
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Las Vegas is about to set up vending machines to dispense clean needles, free of charge.
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Businesses that manufacture vending machines in Singapore, like Le Tach, are also profiting from the trend.
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We could buy something cheaper, but we also don't want to eat vending-machine crap, either.
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For example, General Mills subsidizes its salad bar and has removed junk food from vending machines.
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A trip to the office vending machine threw me off track straightaway. Everything. Has. Plastic. Wrapping.
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Another day, another seemingly random location drop for Snapbot, your friendly neighborhood Snapchat Spectacles vending machine.
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Again, Facebook Frames aren't real so don't go scouring Venice Beach for a blue vending machine.
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There were no Lamborghinis parked outside, no fake protests, and no blockchain-based beer vending machine.
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Before getting in my car, I buy a huge bottle of water from the vending machine.
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But if you think about it, Cafe X is nothing more than a fanciful vending machine.
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A woman working at a food vending cart was killed, Police Lieutenant Colonel Samoer Yoosumran said.
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I also buy some sour cream and onion chips from the vending machine in the building.
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A source also indicated that Alibaba may consider a "vending machine" style approach to selling cars.
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From fast food to prepackaged vending machine snacks, their cravings are strikingly similar to our own.
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EST Snap's rollout of its new Spectacles from cute little vending machines didn't come without hiccups.
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The pitch deck reveals that the vending machines seem to be a breeding ground for spam.
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Residents watch the first meat vending machine installed in the French capital, in Paris on Tuesday.
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The $130 sunglasses with a built-in camera will only be available from cartoonish vending machines.
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The City Council is considering legislation to gradually increase the number of mobile food vending permits.
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Think of it like Coke being forced to sell Pepsi products in Coke-owned vending machines.
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Marler was thirsty and asked for some money to get a soda from the vending machine.
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At one point, deep in the woods, I encountered a vending machine (Tommy Lee Jones again).
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A CNN Young Wonder and a vending machine that makes fresh bread round out today's coverage.
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On the male-dominated black market, a permit for mobile food vending can easily cost $25,000.
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If the product really is a smart vending machine, don't be afraid to call it that.
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Getting rid of those vending machine lines will provide much-needed breathing room in some stations.
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It has unveiled a towering "car vending machine" in Guangzhou that dispenses vehicles for test drives.
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Shaw said the response to the vending machines has been extremely positive, mixed with some confusion.
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What are the best places to set up a vending machine, as far as profit goes?
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The thing with vending machines, though, is that the net profit is only like 50 percent.
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Why do you think there's such a fascination for watching people work the vending machine hustle?
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In 85033, the University of Vermont stopped selling bottled water in university stores and vending machines.
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I snack on the Reese's Cup I got from the vending machine on my break ($1.50).
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That room contains six elaborately stocked vending machines, one of which contains a diamond engagement ring.
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I don't mention the mouse I've seen scurry across the floor and under a vending machine.
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Is it annoying that, in the entire store, there's only one vending machine serving up Spectacles?
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Jewelry: Costume pieces, inexpensive metal amulets and baubles found in vending machines sometimes test positive for lead.
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In Europe, Snap is launching Spectacles simultaneously on its website and in a bunch of vending machines.
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The unique vending machine has 14 patented parts, and getting one built would run ya around $50k.
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To be sure, most of the vending machines that exist today are not connected to the internet.
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Reverse-vending machines, which accept empty drinks bottles and return money to users, are appearing in supermarkets.
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But, but, but: "Politics is not a vending machine," says Lee Drutman, a scholar at New America.
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Xavier College hopes the pizza vending machine will be ready for students to use in late August.
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If you get close enough to a vending machine you can read the labels on the cans.
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Snap isn't going to make much money selling smart glasses one vending machine-full at a time.
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The company wouldn't sell them out of vending machines if it was trying to make money here.
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Public health crusaders preached about the evils of sugar and yanked vending machines from schools and offices.
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Are jet packs, sky-high tennis courts and gold-dispensing vending machines your idea of living large?
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It's being used by companies like Coca-Cola and L'Oreal to size vending machines and public displays.
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But smoking remains so entrenched there is still a cigarette vending machine in a Health Ministry annex.
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Even a church, converted from a bingo hall, has a snack-dispensing vending machine in its lobby.
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The "Super Test-Drive Center" is an unstaffed, digital vending machine that works with the Tmall app.
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The vending kiosk company, also known as 32M, will "chip" employees at a party on August 1st.
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The smart vending system, which has advanced features like biometric security capabilities, is built to sell weed.
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And Witte said the company is considering rolling out vending machines with its drinks across the country.
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I should've gone into vending for sports venues, because they charge you an arm and a leg.
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At one point, one of the women even heads to a vending machine to purchase Thong Chips!
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For years, he dutifully paid the tickets that police officers served him for vending without a permit.
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Of course, some farm workers have tried the entrepreneurial route, selling through vending machines or farmers markets.
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No matter what you drink, there's a good chance the vending machine was made here, near Nagoya.
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Lysyshyn believes Tyndall's vending machine idea deserves much of the credit for forcing these discussions into daylight.
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It costs $37 for the bus, then more for the food from the visiting-room vending machine.
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Vending machines are a $13 billion business that's growing in the U.S., according to researcher IBISWorld Inc.
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While Singh and others are fans of the vending machine, one student was concerned about the implications.
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A new vending law is needed to address issues like hygiene, stall regulation and taxes, said Rewat.
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They would spread out vending machine snacks on a bench and imagine they were having a picnic.
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This was one of the few Equinox's I've been to with no Juice Press, just vending machines.
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They flip over a vending machine and in the process have a run-in with a stranger.
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Journalist Vasily Sonkin spotted this vending machine in an upscale shopping center near the Kremlin in Moscow.
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Three users asked questions like who makes the vending machine, and how they can get one themselves.
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Kourtney stopped for a quick treat from Tokyo's famous street vending machines that are open 24 hours.
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The Snapbot, an interactive vending machine, has appeared in downtown Los Angeles, the company revealed Thursday afternoon.
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It could have been my Shark Tank product: There is now a vending machine that sells cheese.
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Another time, she hid when she heard the banging sound of a classmate shaking the vending machine.
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People write best sellers, date millionaires, win Oscars and have vending machines fall on them every day.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for beverage vending machines.
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The pair have developed a sort of dry cleaning vending machine designed to live in hotel hallways.
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Forget the office vending machines, we've got the tips you need to become a midday munching pro.
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Indeed, it's no pitch-black fetish dungeon outfitted with sex swings and vending machines full of lube.
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In March, the Ritz-Carlton in Naples, Florida unveiled a champagne vending machine in its hotel lobby.
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It's got work gloves, orange safety vests, and box cutters — not exactly your typical vending-machine stuff.
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Molly managed to find a vending machine, but she didn't have any bills smaller than a twenty.
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I grab a bag of Smartpop popcorn from the vending machines because snacks totally help drowsiness, right?
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Imagine standing with your nose pressed against the front of a vending machine, debating what to get.
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The U-Tron system is essentially a vending machine on a giant scale, with a computerized brain.
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The personable (or, sometimes, rude) vending machines that dot the Ark are a fun and clever conceit.
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These QSRs [quick-service restaurants] are almost going to become like 220-Eleven, a giant vending machine.
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Instead, the college invested $35,000 in a vending machine that allows them to check out laptops free.
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Now some colleges think they have found a solution: vending machines stocked with the morning-after pill.
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I eat my lunch and grab a Diet Coke from the vending machine to go with it.
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Like a true college student, Link said a lot of her "meals" consist of vending machine snacks.
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On the vending machine I select one entry and also the option to hold an owl ($16.69).
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But a lot of other people say the videos are satisfying, watching a vending machine get restocked.
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But those regulations also cover vending machines that sell perishable foods such as packaged sandwiches and salads.
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In Japan, you can find just about anything in a vending machine, including hot food like ramen.
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But unlike most vending machines, customers use the Alipay app to unlock the door of the fridge.
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Customers place orders on a vending machine style touch screen, and an employee brings the meal out.
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Some stores may be closed, and you may be limited to a candy stand or vending machine.
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The vending machine is filled with books that were both donated to and purchased by the school.
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The only sounds were the wind moving through the copious bamboo and the ghostly buzzing vending machines.
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I once built a train system in Minecraft complete with snack vending machines at the various stops.
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Out front, there's a sign featuring an enormous gear and a vending machine selling spare inner tubes.
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These are video-recording sunglasses that, until recently, you had to buy out of a vending machine.
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In addition to solving all of the above, the vending machine also removes the face-to-face interaction.
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Mr. Nelson, who builds vending machines at a nearby factory, was fresh off a trip to the dentist.
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The concept of vending hot foods is not entirely new, but the food options available are often limited.
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Take it back to the office, and get a can of Coke Zero from the vending machine ($0.63).
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Ride-hailing apps have opened up a new platform for in-car vending machines, advertising, and data collection.
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Snap is selling its new futuristic, video-capturing sunglasses in a very old-school way: With vending machines.
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A vending machine filled with poor dietary choices makes it all too easy to make a bad choice.
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On Monday, California governor Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 946, aka the Safe Sidewalk Vending Act, into law.
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Nothing enticed me to go to the supermarket with my grandparents more than the kid-friendly vending machines.
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A baseball coach is murdered by a vending machine hurling soda cans at him, starting with his crotch.
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You can also shop at the number of vending machines as you wait for your train to arrive.
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This month Lavazza, another Italian coffee-maker, bought Mars's coffee business, including its Flavia and Klix vending systems.
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From pecan pies to champagne, here are the 14 craziest vending machines we (almost) can't believe are real.
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For the thirsty attendees, Mastercard employees demoed a Coca Cola vending machine that takes payments straight from Masterpass.
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He was an inventor and had made his fortune creating a mechanism to release drinks from vending machines.
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Angela Kinsey is determined to continue "the legend" of her vending machine jacket—this time, through sugar cookies.
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One user selling the Spectacles for $2,000 on eBay is advertising them as "straight from the vending machine".
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Overall, the vending machine market has been slowing owing to competition from convenience stores, supermarkets and micro markets.
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RecMed, a vending machine company started by middle-school student Taylor Rosenthal, will offer consumers a quick option.
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The Japanese company has been selling popular items in vending machines across the U.S. for about a year.
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According to the piece, on a Friday evening, MTA ticket vending machines stopped accepting debit and credit cards.
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Berg predicts by 2020, the world will have at least 3.6 million internet-connected vending machines in circulation.
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Do you think that legalizing kidney vending would, in the end, create better overall protections and health outcomes?
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For those who may think eating lunch out of a vending machine is gross, Koci said he understands.
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School districts continue to ban junk food from their vending machines and improve the quality of school lunches.
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A student at U.C. Davis figured out how to make vending machines more awesome than they already are.
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The FDA will require vending machine operators to list the number of calories in the foods they sell.
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So citizens quietly put the war pods toward other uses: sheltering livestock, accommodating back-packers, vending tasty snacks.
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According to my colleague Sharon Otterman, the city limits the number of mobile food vending permits to 2,900.
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Carvana, the online shop for used cars, unveiled its newest car vending machine in Tampa, Florida on Thursday.
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For accessories, Facebook also offers self-service vending machines, and employees can walk up to the help desk.
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A mischievous raccoon was caught "committing a burglary" inside a Florida high school's vending machine, local authorities said.
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Soon, Xavier's monopoly on the pizza vending machine will end, and Pizza ATMs will take America by storm.
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Chips you could eat while maintaining your identity as someone who mostly doesn't eat food from vending machines.
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Imagine, for a moment, the ghost of the lone IT guy capable of rebooting the card vending system.
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Will the local video store still be standing, or has it been replaced by a DVD vending machine?
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Jenner also has a bouquet made from money in her office, and a vending machine that distributes Champagne.
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Ahmad expects to sell the packaged halal food through vending machines, supermarkets, and kiosks in the Olympic Village.
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Families without proper vending or health permits have had to close stands in Oregon, Texas, California and Colorado.
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But for over a century, sidewalk vending has been officially forbidden and many on the streets faced crackdowns.
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Workers could also use the implants to operate copy machines and buy food from the company's vending machines.
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New arrivals who turn to street vending in Barcelona normally start out with help from an established mantero.
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You, too, can buy "the unofficial uniform for venture capital investors" — from an airport vending machine near you.
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You can't get a chopped cheese out of a vending machine, really just going in on this company.
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But it was in New York where Saunders' fresh food vending concept ran into a challenge last year.
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In cities that allow it, consumers put the empty jars back into the vending machine through a slot.
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I was impressed that it was sold in a vending machine but skeptical that it was any good.
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Automat vending machines, introduced in New York in 1912, served sandwiches, hot dishes and desserts, among other things.
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Street vending has been a common entry point into the city's economy, and the attack resonated with vendors.
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You could also use Greyparrot in reverse vending machines and credit your account when you return plastic bottles.
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There's a nearby subway station so I go down there since each station tends to have vending machines.
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Last year, U.C.S.F. removed sugar-sweetened beverages from every store, food truck and vending machine on its campus.
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For decades, efforts to add a permit system for the city's $500 million underground vending economy have faltered.
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It also keeps me going when my mind and body start craving the goodies in the vending machine.
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"So, all kinds of love: brotherly love, sisterly love, carnal love, love of the vending machine," Henderson elaborates.
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Back in the corporate world, Tesco may cut thousands of jobs by replacing staff with vending machines, Reuters reported.
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Canned Chu-Hi can have alcohol levels as high as 9 percent and is often sold in vending machines.
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I stop by the vending machines to get an iced tea ($2) and a bag of veggie chips ($1.50).
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The only truly healthy snacks are fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds – and few vending machines contain these products exclusively.
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Police initially thought students were fighting but determined they were raiding a vending machine, according to a news release.
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There is a new Twix-only vending machine and small bowls of pretzels; both are on offer for $2.00.
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After all, at its core, Sally is a kind of vending machine, dropping different ingredients into the same bowl.
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Order a green tea from the vending machine, and you can pay for it by looking at a camera.
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Riders will always be able to pay with cash at retail locations and vending machines, according to the MTA.
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The vending machines won't arrive until next year, however, and the school administration said no to off-campus lunches.
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Well, he has a magic number for selling his vending machine company, RecMed, and it's a cool $50 million.
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For the afterparty, there's seperate vending machines that dole out champagne, and there's uh, ones to dispense weed too.
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Contrast all this with France, where vending machines are banned on campus and even home-packed lunches are discouraged.
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The colorful $20163 sunglasses were initially only available from a single bright yellow vending machine in Venice Beach, California.
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Oh wow a new $10 note that won't work in any vending machine, just like the new $163 note!
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Steve Glazer of Contra Costa County to prohibit sales of flavored tobacco products in stores and vending machines statewide.
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Less than 10 students took tests at the Harbin Medical University after a vending machine was installed in November.
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Despite a hyped launch with lines outside its Snap Bot vending machines in surprise locations, their utility was limited.
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My husband gets home from work and reports that he bought a bag of Cheetos from a vending machine.
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While the kiosk is both cute and convenient, this isn't the first time we've seen a car vending machine.
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Their latest creation is a Burger King vending machine that serves up fries, Whoppers, and even dispenses Coca-Cola.
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I inhale it and drink a Diet Pepsi from the vending machine while I fill out an incident report.
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However, your options are usually limited to fast-food from a burger place or worse yet — a vending machine.
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In 19953, Bizjournals reported that vending machine companies, including Coca-Cola, have started to rely on internet-connected platforms.
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While Dickson originally envisioned the company selling primarily through vending machines, they currently comprise just a fraction of sales.
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Two ex-Googlers are creating a commotion with a Plain Jane re-contemplation of the standard issue vending machine.
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During a month-long experiment, 300 WeChat-branded vending machines popped up in subway stations in parts of Beijing.
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Whether his vending machines will ultimately collect dust or someday be effectively deployed and persuade their doubters remains unclear.
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These vending machines challenge that stigma head-on, which is why Raisman thinks they're key to normalizing this conversation.
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It even has a banner-vending machine, the BannerXpress, which can be used to design and print instant banners.
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Snapchat surprised everyone this morning by deploying a vending machine that sells Spectacles right along the beach in Venice.
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There's also a shrimpy alien sidekick named Bleebee, a talking shark lawyer, and some kind of sentient vending machine.
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Like with a vending machine, the concept would allow customers to order a freshly-made pizza at any time.
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The app opens up access to perks throughout the store, including this vending machine filled with Nike-branded products.
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I never noticed how much I spent on little items, like vending machine snacks or impulse Dollar Tree items.
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The rule prohibits stores from selling e-cigarettes in vending machines and to anyone under the age of 18.
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Photo: Ohio Pork CouncilIt's come to our attention that the Ohio State University now features a bacon vending machine.
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And you only ate seven peanut butter M&Ms from the company vending machine instead of your usual 35?
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Grab some gold from the vending machine, and check out some of the most ostentatious sites in the world.
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To put that in perspective, about two Americans die every year getting their change back from a vending machine.
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There's a niche for every obsession in the nation that gave us owl cafés and used-panty vending machines.
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There's no on-site cafeteria, but there are dozens of microwaves for the frozen meals available in vending machines.
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Price: $35,000This specialty Moët & Chandon vending machine comes in black, white, or gold for all your champagne dispensing needs.
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Back then, they came in "fun" colors like bright teal and were sold out of pop-up vending machines.
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In fact, you're more likely to die from a vending-machine-related accident than to draw the lucky number.
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Cleaning crews will also scrub subway stations, including turnstiles, benches and ticket-vending machines, once a day with disinfectants.
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Dinner was a Diet Pepsi, pretzels and peanut butter crackers, which Ms. Goldin selected from a courthouse vending machine.
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That was the same year that the city's environmental control board doled out a whopping 18,0003 vending violation tickets.
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The Thruway Authority categorized the doghouses as a "vending amenity," which is allowed under the agency's contract with HMSHost.
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The move comes less than three years after the launch of Snapchat's first pair initially sold in vending machines.
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The solution to rape, critics say, cannot be to transform human women into vending machines, Chewbaccas, or mythological monsters.
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It sells them through its temperature-controlled, smart vending "fridges" that are located in airports, universities, hospitals and offices.
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I think a lot of people think vending machines are owned by some corporation, rather than by individual people.
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"They have traditionally had a pretty strong ability to determine where vending occurs and where performances occur," she said.
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Ms. Kelly jokingly added that you could almost pull off an entire wedding with items from the vending machines.
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But an Autograph Collection hotel in London called the Bankside has had buyers of rings in its vending machines.
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Vending machines selling toothpaste, deodorant, ear plugs and even colorful salads in jars have been popping up in stations.
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I had a hard time allowing myself small indulgences like a 75-cent candy bar at the vending machine.
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They had never seen soda from a vending machine cost so little, which naturally made me feel very old.
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He calls it the Ecopod, or as he likes to describe it: A vending machine with an environmental conscience.
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The way people respond to street vending depends, like so much else, on the unique culture of their neighborhood.
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Then, they must add money to them at MetroCard vending machines, which will be programmed to charge half-price.
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And instead of having addresses or even website URLs, fliers had phone numbers or addresses of ticket vending locations.
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Unlike vending machines in many other countries, those in Japan sell everything from drinks to ramen to floral arrangements.
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"The vending machine was just one idea for colleges to get to 24-7 access," Johnson, the NARAL organizer, says.
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They're keeping it light, not taking themselves seriously (look at the vending machine for the Spectacles) and just having fun.
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Vending machines that can vend a variety of healthy, ready-to-eat boxed meals that are under 550 calories each.
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Snapchat first announced the mysterious specs in September and has been selling them through adorably cartoonish-looking Snapbot vending machines.
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The company ran a vending machine signage in the country that read "Kia ora, mate," according to online publication Stuff.
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Eight years ago Coca-Cola introduced its design-your-own vending machines, allowing customers to create their own flavor combinations.
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When Bodega, a startup making "smart" vending machines, announced its launch in September, it encountered an angry mob on Twitter.
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New Coke can also be found at vending machines in a few American cities, like Los Angeles and New York.
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Police arrested 55 people in the capital on Friday after residents rioted over a curfew and ban on street vending.
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Blair Imani, activist and author of Modern HERstory: There'd be free birth control you can get from a vending machine.
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Clingan Guitar Tone in Melbourne, Australia, have launched their 24-hour vending machine, Tone Shop, stacked full of musical goodies.
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"This might work for some electronic gadgets that are not commonly available at vending machines," said Forrester analyst Ananda Chakravarty.
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Jenner's recent Instagram photo shows the champagne vending machine being unloaded off a truck in the middle of her driveway.
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What makes Sally different than a vending machine, Page explained, is the use of sensors and various moving parts inside.
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The earliest push buttons appeared on vending machines, as light switches, and as bells for wealthy homeowners to summon servants.
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The company, which sells corporate cafeteria kiosks designed to replace vending machines, would like the kiosks to handle cashless transactions.
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I hit the pool for some laps and buy a bottle of water from the vending machine when I'm done.
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At the moment, BooksActually's book vending machines are cash-only, but a cashless payment option is in its foreseeable future.
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I'm so hungry that I buy a bag of SunChips from the vending machine and inhale them before getting changed.
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I've already prepaid for the month, but every time I go in, I end up splurging in the vending machines.
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Vending machines in the employee lactation room sell nursing pump accessories, storage bottles, breast pads, nipple cream and other supplies.
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Instead of crappy crisps, this vending machine dispenses something much better for your health — "snacks" based on your emotional needs.
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Late last week, a Minionesque vending machine mysteriously appeared in a parking lot near Snap's original offices in Venice, California.
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A video on the Tubman stamp website shows the stamped bills being accepted into a variety of different vending machines.
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The venture, which Rajan and McDonald call Bodega, invents precisely nothing: Percival Everitt conceived of the vending machine in 1883.
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When Hallam protested that he didn't have enough to begin investing himself, Russ pointed to the bus depot's vending machine.
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After this, a few other vending machine companies incorporated cashless payments via WeChat's Wallet – as well as Alibaba's Alipay app.
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Tomra has 82,000 reverse vending machines worldwide - led by Germany with 13,000, where it has a 70 percent market share.
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By way of getting the brainstorm started, he offered up the extreme option of using an opioid dispensing vending machine.
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When a sanitary pad vending machine is installed in their village, they decide to make and sell their own brand.
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These will be the first five cities in Europe where Spectacles will be available via vending machines at surprising locations.
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They are being backed by academics and lawyers, who have asked Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha to reconsider vending regulations.
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There is no secret button on my head that turns me into a blow job vending machine, so stop pressing.
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The vendors typically lived in Queens, Brooklyn or the Bronx, and 72 percent of them did not have vending permits.
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Grocers, convenience stores, movie theaters, pizza delivery companies and even vending machines must meet the new requirements to display calories.
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The cards are also used for buying vending machine snacks and more, putting the total number of locations near 700.
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It's the supermarket staple for "unhip" baby boomers, and one of the most under-appreciated snacks in the vending machine.
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Mr. von Ohlen, 35, was a founder of Bikestock, a bike repair vending machine business, and an avid bicycling proponent.
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A lawyer from Justice Now, the organization that Theresa Martinez helped found, met us by the vending-machine-card dispenser.
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Coca-Cola, for example, has put more than 1.8 million refrigerated vending machines and other HFC-free equipment into service.
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At the far end, standing apart from the crowd, was the bright yellow "Snapbot" vending machine that dispensed the glasses.
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For years, activists have pushed to legalize street vending in Los Angeles, and city officials were close to doing so.
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"If someone drops $300 in my lap tomorrow, I'm buying the damn vending machine," she said, cackling at the thought.
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In 0003, the comparable Street Vending Modernization Act was abruptly killed and this new legislation is already facing stiff opposition.
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You're statistically more likely to die from a lightning strike or a toppling vending machine than from a shark attack.
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Women swaggered by in tights, leatherette and heels that could dent metal, brushing past a vending machine that spits cigarettes.
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I had finished loading newspapers into the vending machine there and was sipping the free coffee she always happily offered.
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If the kids comply, they get tokens good for treats from vending machines that offer snacks, booze and even cigarettes.
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When inmates come down for visiting hours "they beg their families to get food from the vending machines," Aidala said.
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He makes a couple of attempts, but like the pincers of a claw vending machine, his fingers keep slipping off.
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Children scrambled up and down the stairs for vending machine snacks and teenage couples leaned into each other, sharing earbuds.
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But walking up Columbus Avenue, flirting with the notion of spring, I could not resist the open-air vending area.
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I guess that explains why the game's vending machines were warped and corrupted by demonic energy, just like the 2010s.
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The announcement came as Luckin announced it is expanding into vending machines to increase its share of the China market.
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Previously, that would have meant standing in a queue for an hour to buy electricity coupons at a vending kiosk.
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San Francisco based leCupboard's vending machines offer plant-based snacks and entrees, and will soon pop up in public spaces.
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The product will be sold via interactive vending machines placed in locations throughout the United States, for one day only.
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Other interventions include calorie labeling on restaurant and drive-thru menus and replacing vending machines with smart snacks in schools.
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It will have 700 store pickup towers — automated vending machines to retrieve online orders — by the end of the year.
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It says two-thirds of that footprint is caused by suppliers, such as packaging, agricultural ingredients, coolers and vending machines.
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During this period, employees often purchased snacks at work, first from wheeled snack carts, and later from automated vending machines.
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Syringe vending machines have existed in Berlin since 1988 and have been in France, Australia and Puerto Rico for years.
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The vending machines mark the first time the Southern Nevada Health District has worked directly with a syringe access program.
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In 2014, for example, Old Navy introduced a vending machine that dispensed flip-flops in response to tweets, Ad Age reported.
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Snap did start selling Spectacles online and through its Snapbot vending machines in Europe for the first time back in June.
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Only instead of Willy Wonka greeting me at the "chocolate factory" (Venice Beach), there was just a bright yellow vending machine.
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Another one opened in October in the Philadelphia area, so the state is set on access to car-sized vending machines.
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The company also has other vending machines that can recognize consumers with a water bottle with a special chip in it.
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After stepping in, the bear returns to four paws to peruse the vending machines and the other rooms of the building.
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Redditor skuzgang was forced to remain snackless during a recent trip to his local vending machine — even after three valiant attempts.
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Each airport's vending machine has its own specialty item, like embroidered napkins (Oakland), hot sauce (Kansas City) and scented soap (Newark).
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That's the thinking behind Amazon's new Instant Pickup service, which turns the Amazon shopping experience into a vending machine-like transaction.
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Recently, the University of Vermont attempted to cut down on plastic bottle waste by eliminating water bottles from the vending machines.
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Cruz spent Monday night in a motel in Missouri Valley, Iowa, where vending machines sold items with long-past expiry dates.
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According to the Mirror, Hosbec is now considering removing minibars altogether, replacing them with additional vending machines in the common areas.
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As countries become richer, so the theory went, formal sectors grow and those where informality reigns, such as street-vending, shrink.
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Samuels got the idea from her brother, who helped get the product stocked in the existing vending machines at Pomona College.
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I forgot to bring a bagel, so I have to shell out $3.04 for a protein bar from the vending machine.
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In March, Kinsey stirred social media into a frenzy when she revealed she bought a coat from an airport vending machine.
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Carvana, the online-only used car dealership famous for its car vending machines, has priced its IPO at $2000 per share.
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We're having lunch on the plane but I'm starving and get a protein bar from the vending machine at the airport.
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My husband gets home and tells me that he bought cookies from a vending machine and that they weren't very good.
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In additional to cutting plastic dishware, the ban will also affect coffee vending machines, which will no longer use plastic cups.
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When they get to the vending machine, customers verify their identity, and the car is then dispensed from the multistory structure.
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I keep a designated food drawer to keep me from spending all my money and calories at the office vending station.
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One college campus is taking that access one step further even, offering its students contraceptives from a — get this — vending machine.
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According to the market research firm IBISWorld, annual growth for vending machine operators between 2013 and 2018 was negative 2.9 percent.
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The vending machine offers an additional option for supplies such as contraception, which are also available at the student health center.
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We closed out the episode on a high note: Spectacles, Snapchat's camera glasses that were just released...via a vending machine.
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A woman named Rosa, who has a legal vending permit, has video footage of legitimate vendors being chased off by officers.
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One such revealing anecdote involves broken ticket vending machines, a frantic MTA war room, and an elusive IT guy named Miguel.
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Among other limitations, the FDA plans to prohibit e-cig sales in vending machines that teens and children have access to.
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She also captured a Snapbot, the original Spectacles-selling vending machine, which appears to have floated in for the big event.
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Some approaches they've tried out are dramatic: for instance, banning sodas in school vending machines, or implementing a junk food tax.
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Kumar taps his key fob on the station, a large black box a bit shorter and wider than a vending machine.
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" Metropolitan Fire Brigade's Steve Watts said , "Look, over the years I've attended to several children with their arms in vending machines.
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On Tuesday, we wrote about a vending machine in Russia that sells Instagram likes and followers, among other social media services.
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Singh spent two years fighting for the vending machine, which was initially rejected by college officials, he told The Sacramento Bee.
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The word going around the line was that the vending machine was registered to Los Angeles, the home of Snap, Inc.
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Blockbuster also runs a streaming service and vending machines in some European countries, as well as several physical locations in Australia.
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The city limits the number of citywide mobile food vending permits to 2,272 — a cap that has remained unchanged since 22017.
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Undocumented immigrants can get both mobile food vending licenses and permits, because only a tax identification number is required for them.
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The City Council is considering legislation to gradually increase the number of mobile food vending permits over the next several years.
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Florence remembers the first time he bought a Mr. Pibb in the late '6003s from an Iowa rest-stop vending machine.
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It's unclear how long the raccoon was trapped in the vending machine, or how many snacks he devoured before his escape.
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Snap expected its fans to run to vending machines around the country for a shot at buying the camera-equipped sunglasses.
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The rule also requires calorie labeling on more than 99 percent of the nation's 5 million to 6 million vending machines.
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Some approaches they've tried out are dramatic: for instance, banning sodas in school vending machines, or implementing a junk food tax.
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A customer can buy a car online and can either pick it up from the "vending machine" or have it delivered.
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Down the road, she'd like to open a Tokyo-style vending machine in the middle of nightlife hub Lan Kwai Fong.
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A stop at Starbucks followed by a trip to the vending machine for a soda before lunch out with a coworker.
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Answers. We tend to think of sex in pretty reductive terms—almost as though the human body were a vending machine.
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The soon-to-be galactic president kicks the water cooler and wonders if they have any coins for the vending machine.
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Police directed traffic because signal lights were out while drink-vending machines, ubiquitous in Japan, and most ATMs were not working.
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I remember frantically punching in the buttons to secure a 10p bag of Chipsticks from the vending machine after every class.
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They were shown to a green room, and passed the night by snacking on chocolate bars from a nearby vending machine.
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There are also fewer station agents — about 2,500 down from 3,500 in 1995 — now that vending machines handle most MetroCard purchases.
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Its new Nano sensors can also be hooked up to printers and vending machines to verify access or charge expense accounts.
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"SFO has a down vest vending machine for visiting VCs," Frank Barbieri, an entrepreneur, wrote in a tweet that went viral.
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When the Japanese vending machine attacks occurred, psychologists attributed it to a "new breed of thrill-seeking criminal" known as yukaihan.
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In 2016, Ms. Samuels used her platform as an officer in the student government to make the vending machine a priority.
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I've talked to a lot of people in the vending business, and they'd tell you not to buy machines made overseas.
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The company's machines, which are mostly in corporate cafeterias and hospitals, have more food-safety features than many traditional vending machines.
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In Japan, despite its high concentration of sophisticated vending machines, there are about 40,000 convenience stores, according to Foresight Valuation Group.
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Aside from bicycle-influenced decor, books and apparel, the store features a bicycle self-service station and bike parts vending machine.
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I smoked by some vending machines instead of wandering the graves beside him, because I'd spent too much time there already.
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Pete Cordaro, the owner of a vending-machine company in Connellsville, Pa., drives a 2015 Model S and loves the car.
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The new bill will go into circulation in April 2017 with vending, ticketing and other machines accepting it from day one.
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During business hours, visitors can recharge with a coffee from Tesla's espresso bar or grab a snack from the vending machines.
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The vending machines popped up at new locations for about a day, and that location was shared just 24 hours in advance.
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Across the country at Mama Lion in Los Angeles, there's a custom vending machine holding 320 mini bottles of Moët and Chandon.
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BTW ... Exotic Pop built Lil Pump his very own soda vending machine earlier this year ... which came complete with freakin' Apple TV!
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The researchers trained eight crows to drop bits of paper into a vending machine, which the birds did to receive food rewards.
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Instead of taking weeks to mull over a design, patrons can come in and get one straight from the lobby vending machine.
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To take advantage of this new feature, Britain's half a million or so vending machines are being refitted with electromagnetic-signature detectors.
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Prior to the online launch, you could only get Spectacles from pop-up Snapbot vending machine dispensers and its NYC store. 10.
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The university removed all sugar-sweetened beverages from cafeterias, food trucks and vending machines on its campus and installed more water stations.
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"Such equipment could be developed for domestic 3D food printing as well as vending machines," writes Nesli Sözer, Principal Scientist at VTT.
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So far, Coke's coffee business has largely been focused in Japan, where canned coffee has been popular in vending machines for decades.
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While the company has a patent for computerized vending machines that dispense first-aid products, it has not sold any machines yet.
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In July, it rolled out giant vending machines to dispense pickup orders for customers, eliminating the need for human sorting and delivery.
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Over 5,000 connected devices, including light bulbs and vending machines, were hacked to slow internet service at a university to a crawl.
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On Saturday, I contemplated the six-hour drive from San Francisco to LA to buy a pair out of a vending machine.
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In the near term, though, Walmart has been testing a "Pickup Tower," which it likens to a vending machine for online orders.
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Hire a damn security professional and, for chrissakes, pay them more than the guy who shows up to refill your vending machines.Whew.
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PepsiCo also is taking its healthy push to vending machines as part of a so-called Hello Goodness initiative it's previously disclosed.
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The minion vending machine itself is actually pretty cool, as you can preview what the glasses will look like on your face.
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Showboating authorities in some well-off places have flooded flashy new toilet blocks with free Wi-Fi, phone-charging and vending machines.
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Once they buy, they can pick up the car from a Carvana "vending machine," an automated garage that simplifies the pickup process.
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The vending machines attracted long lines, and Snap even opened a retail location in New York City during the holiday shopping season.
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And despite the nearby Domino&aposs and Pizza Hut locations, locals say this vending machine draws quite the crowd late at night.
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The vending machine will hop around Sydney's CBD, operating in Martin Place, Pitt Street Mall and Circular Quay until Sunday, 8 April.
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The company is now betting on its coffee innovations, express vending machines, beans and machines for food service customers to grow sales.
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It's an app-enabled vending machine with bougie products that aims to put your beloved, locally owned corner store out of business.
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The going rate for a street food vending permit is around $893,000 on the black market—a figure far beyond Ahmed's means.
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The towers, which are like high-tech vending machines distributing customers' online purchases, were first introduced into nearly 200 stores in 2017.
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You order it from a vending machine and give a ticket to the chef, then he brings out this bowl of amazingness.
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This will not affect the FDA's menu labeling requirements for restaurants and grocery stores that paired with the rule for vending machines.
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Instead, the internet retailer said it wants to shift resources to focus on building out AmazonFresh, Amazon's latest venture into grocery vending.
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"Once a drug gets diverted, it's outside your control," says Vancouver Coastal Health's Lysyshyn, who is supportive of the vending machine project.
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In a sense, the first "internet of things" device was Carnegie Mellon University's Internet-enabled Coke vending machine in the mid-1970s.
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That's right, I'm talking about how Snapchat Snap is still milking Spectacles out with its extremely limited release using Snapbot vending machines.
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At the time of this writing, the vending machine has only popped up in two cities (Venice and Big Sur) in California.
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The three smart-vending machines, currently located in New York, Connecticut, and Texas, are easily activated when users share advice on Instagram.
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In 26, 57 percent of the tickets for unlicensed mobile food vending were issued to women, according to data from the city.
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If nothing else, it should be a fun advertising tactic because there's nothing like a car vending machine with giant cat ears.
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With Ronald Wolff, a friend, he founded a small company to distribute the first vending machines that made hot coffee from grounds.
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Maybe your organization needs impetus and expertise — but for goodness sake, no more iBeacon-driven vending machines, no more 3D-printed trinkets.
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But ahead of laptops and shower flip-flops, this Lego KFC-dispensing vending machine should be at the top of the list.
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You can buy a big bag of chips for $3 or you can buy small bags for $1 from the vending machine.
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For those who can resist a giant vending machine dispensing cars, Carvana can also deliver your online purchase directly to your home.
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On days when the vending machines would malfunction, he would call everyone over and hit the numbers to hand out free sodas.
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Pete Cordaro, the owner of a vending machine company from Connellsville, Pa., owns a 2013 Model S that does not have Autopilot.
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She's having "Out of Order" signs made to use on rest rooms and MetroCard vending machines, replacing the endemic hand-scrawled notes.
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The researchers analyzed the food or beverages purchased from vending machines or cafeterias at work, and the free food in common areas.
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The ban will apply to all areas of the airport, both before and after security, including stores, restaurants, cafes, and vending machines.
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I made a point to sell my candy for less than the vending machines, and also to offer different types of candy.
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The company has not announced where the vending machines will be located, saying only that an online map would reveal future locations.
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It's no surprise the Instagram vending machine went a lot further with its commentary than the nuanced film it's designed to promote.
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For example, Chinese users are accustomed to paying at vending machines with their phones or QR codes, something Coates feels awkward doing.
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Newspaper vending boxes cast shadows across the pocked ground, and a bike wheel barely pokes out from the bottom of the photo.
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Employees punch in here and, more important, are able to grab things they need for work out of this (free) vending machine.
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A few convenience shops and a vending machine of beer had also been added to one of the main roads in town.
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While getting a street vendor permit through the city only costs $200, Lola paid $6,600 for a six-month summer vending permit.
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The company then delivers the vehicle, or customers can pick up them at one of Carvana's 8003 patented, automated car vending machines.
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The company also supplies coffee to restaurants, and owns a coffee vending business with 8,000 machines on the market, Mr. Quincey noted.
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During his time as a public servant, Mr. Baker was also pursing various business ventures: real estate, hotels, a vending machine company.
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These are usually around $20, and available at airport vending machines and kiosks, although a cellphone store in town might be cheaper.
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Glezman loves Skee-Ball and does improv comedy; Mr. Buttigieg has a weakness for claw-vending machines); explored their divergent personalities (Mr.
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How a vending machine became a restaurant He initially housed the operation in a rented commercial kitchen in Chicago's West Town neighborhood.
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Seven years later, the business has 214 vending machines spread out across the Midwest and in New Jersey, Philadelphia and New York.
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Two days later, the Chicago-based start-up Farmer's Fridge voluntarily shut down all 55 of its vending machines in New York.
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"Selling certain prepared foods from a vending machine can create a risk of food-borne illness," the department said in its statement.
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The railway administration has cracked down on ticket scalpers, and it has become common to order tickets online or from vending machines.
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The restaurant is set up like a mini diner and I have to order using a vending machine that only has Japanese.
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Parts of the proposal have pleased business owners who have traditionally been wary about what legalized sidewalk vending would mean for them.
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The Italian vending machines operator said on Friday it agreed to buy 100 percent of rival office coffee machine maker SDA 2000.
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Seldom are the banal logistics of child rearing — does Joan risk a trip to the vending machines to avert a hunger meltdown?
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I remember that while he ordered, I put a quarter in the toy vending machine and got a small, cloudy plastic egg.
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With this in mind, I recently took a pilgrimage to a cluster of Japanese-style vending machines at a Hong Kong mall.
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There is a vending machine in the corner where kids buy old candy and bathrooms that are usually out of toilet paper.
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The vending machine requires exact change, but it's completely theft-proof, and even knows when someone is trying to cheat its coin slot.
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Customers can purchase cars online and either have them delivered or pick them up from the 'vending machine' towers using a special coin.
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It also prohibits the sale of e-cigarettes in vending machines except in adult-only settings, and bars the distribution of free samples.
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The mother-daughter duo doesn't shy away from vending machine burritos or Easy Cheese; Lorelai once even ate pizza out of the garbage.
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There are 7 million vending machines in the U.S. and 100 million Americans use them each day , the National Automatic Merchandising Association reports.
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To be certain, Vengo — which makes high-tech vending machines and doubles as a self-contained advertising network — has been successful raising money.
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According to an Instagram photo, Kris Jenner was gifted a Moët & Chandon champagne vending machine, along with an "unlimited supply" of the champagne.
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Pickle has become an extremely popular flavor recently, with many pickle beverages available at bars and even in vending machines at the gym.
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Some U.S. states still used voting machines from the 1980s, he said, which he compared to soda vending machines in the Soviet Union.
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Byte places large, fancy vending machines in offices, offering employees easy access to healthy lunches and snacks while keeping them near their desks.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On a crisp morning in central London, a large vending machine has caught the attention of shoppers and commuters.
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Aral, 20, one of the actors inside the vending machine, said he was not aware of the issue before he joined the campaign.
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Nothing will make your work day pass faster than a Lego vending machine that dispenses McDonald's french fries and a packet of ketchup.
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BooksActually, a local independent bookstore known for its fiction and literature curations, has unveiled book vending machines at high traffic spots in Singapore.
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I'm not sure when it's going to start, so I go to the vending machine and buy some peanuts and a Diet Coke.
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Members recently demanded a wide range of reforms such as lowering "excessive" vending machine prices and re-establishing GED classes in all prisons.
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To cope with the stress, he began binge-eating pastries from the vending machines, and eventually put on a significant amount of weight.
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Toilet paper, Mexico In Mexico and many other countries, individually wrapped toilet paper rolls can be purchased at over 6,000 vending machine locations.
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It created a lot of hype for the product by only making Spectacles available via vending machines that popped up in random locations.
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So when someone posted a photo of the vending machine on Twitter, people couldn't help but point how very "San Francisco" it was.
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While Tommy Hilfiger's Instagram and Snapchat strategies have been a success, 25 years ago it unsuccessfully tried to build touch-screen vending machines.
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Snap first began selling Spectacles last November via a single 'Snapbot' vending machine in its native Venice, California, and with precious little publicity.
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Previously, the gadgets were only available in the United States at boutique vending machines called Snapbots, which you can locate using Snap's website.
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If the idea of the internet-connected vending machine sounds a bit familiar, it has been around for more than a decade, actually.
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Las Vegas has become the first city in the U.S. to offer clean needles in vending machines, according to CBS News affiliate KLAS.
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The vending machines harken back to the Automat, a 27th-century fast-food restaurant that featured cubbyholes with food items behind glass doors.
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It was stocked mostly with the kind of stuff you might get at the vending machine or fruit stand as a second thought.
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They also asked for formal recognition of their right to earn livelihoods, and to be allowed to participate in decision-making on vending.
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I leave my Kanda apartment and stop at the nearest vending machine for a Boss Coffee cafe au lait, then a green tea.
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Between now and a potential IPO in March, Snapchat could sell thousands of its Spectacles in pop-up vending machines around the country.
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"You can now buy likes and followers through a vending machine in the mall under the Kremlin wall," Sonkin captioned his Instagram post.
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The vending machine then makes a bunch of bleeps and bloops, and then spits out your glasses, which come in a plastic tube.
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"A lot of people buy them to put in vending machines from the '50s and that's the only thing that fits," he says.
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"If people really look forward to going to a dealership and haggling" then the website, home delivery, and vending machines aren't for them.
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The two Japanese Coca-Cola companies, bottle and distribute Coca-Cola drinks in Japan and manage networks of vending machines selling the beverages.
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Ten residence halls are available on campus, which offer accommodations like air conditioning, vending machines, private bathrooms, laundry machines, and ping-pong tables.
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I was shocked by the pain-medication vending machines at Amazon, for example, while people familiar with warehousing work might roll their eyes.
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This time of year, Bryant Park is flooded with holiday shoppers strolling amid the vending booths and skaters gliding on the ice rink.
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Research the competitionWhile there weren't any other kids selling candy, there were vending machines in the school cafeteria that sold large candy bars.
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The company looked into opening its own retail stores and e-cigarette vending machines, but that plan was shelved, a former employee said.
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The company is selling them exclusively through bright yellow vending machines, the first of which appeared on Venice Beach in California on Thursday.
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At one point, the younger son went to the vending machine to buy packs of beef jerky for his dad, who was detained.
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group and US car maker Ford have unveiled an unstaffed car vending machine in China's southern city Guangzhou.
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As it turned out, the large food-vending companies, like Restaurant Associates, which handled ballparks and arenas, didn't want to take on Woodstock.
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Plus, with Snapchat's vending machine format, the company has managed to create a buzz around the product — people seem to genuinely want them!
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Not only is the sight of smoking rooms in bars and restaurants common, cigarettes are easily purchased from vending machines in the streets.
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Estimates vary from a few hundred to almost 3,000, according to an association of shopkeepers that was formed to protest illegal street vending.
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As New York City hot dog locations go, Tommy Chan's vending spot in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens is a slow one.
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In 2012, Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania became one of the first colleges in the country to offer Plan B in a vending machine.
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Marko Saarinen, a 38-year-old sheet metalworker, came across an item that he figured must have been toy from a vending machine.
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The regulations laid out in Article 81 of the city's health code state that vending machines do not require individual permits or inspections.
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The department's move may affect other start-ups, like Fresh Bowl, a New York based fresh-food vending company with four Manhattan locations.
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The Walches have spent years vending their drool-worthy vegan delicacies at various Farmers Markets, pop-up shops, and at their online store.
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But this retailer is present in movie theaters, malls, airports, hospitals, tourist attractions, and more across America with its frozen yogurt vending kiosks.
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The vending machines, which the company calls "mobile cupboards," offer entrees and snacks featuring the company's own proprietary grain, which has no sugar.
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Given the simplicity of its product — a tech-enabled vending machine, in essence — the team was blindsided by the uproarious response that followed.
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The first room is small, with a rack of clothes on one wall, a cash register and a vending machine filled with socks.
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The device isn't the only giant vending machine being implemented as the retailer looks for ways to compete with Amazon's hyper-efficient service.
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It's essentially a vending machine that dispenses free samples in exchange for people answering similar questions to the ones on the order form.
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Famous Amos The old reliable of vending machines everywhere, Famous Amos cookies have an enviable chocolate-to-dough ratio for their diminutive size.
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Coins being turned in to the program from China were from American cars, vending machines, and washing machines that were ultimately processed overseas.
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And if they forget their charger or their headphones, they can head to the Twitch vending machine, swipe their employee badge, and voilá.
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Loffredo prompted industry conversation about women's access to healthcare and the stigma around periods by creating "Hooha," a vending machine that dispenses tampons.
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Nailed to the wall in the gender neutral bathroom in the Old Union building, it looks just like every other vending machine on campus.
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It might just be one more school, and one more vending machine, but in the fight for fair access to healthcare, every victory counts.
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"People are just looking for just convenient healthy food on demand (and) vending machines are a great place to do that," Von Poelnitz added.
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The new Spectacles look incredibly similar to Snap's original glasses, which it rolled out in late 2016 and sold through vending machines at launch.
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Vending machines may comprise only a fraction of the calories people consume, but removing them from the workplace could initiate a change in norms.
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In the Kylie Cosmetics office, Jenner has taken the pathological pursuit of luxury to its logical conclusion with a dedicated Champagne bottle vending machine.
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Along with their criticism, students are suggesting a variety of solutions like off-campus lunch, allowing food delivery, and vending machines with healthier options.
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The next Spectacles vending machine location is on again, with a little under 24 hours to go as of this writing on Monday morning.
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It's also putting the traveling vending machines on hold — though Snap says the "Snapbots" will still show up in "surprising" locations in the future.
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A Snapchat employee gestures toward an unoccupied vending machine, and I press the black button with all the care of a bomb defusal expert.
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When he heard about Mark Tyndall's plan to offer the opioid hydromorphone to people with addictions via a vending machine, Henry Fester wanted in.
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Snapchat's Spectacles are already causing huge lineups and mild millennial frenzy in LA now that they're on sale via super-exclusive Snapbot vending machines.
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His columns, written in the early 2000s, included arguments that women should be banned from refereeing, announcing or beer vending at men's basketball games.
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A vending machine arm then drops the bread off in a user-facing display, so customers can choose what loaf they want to buy.
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Currently, two of the vending machines are located at at the National Museum of Singapore and Singapore Visitor Centre on shopping street, Orchard Road.
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Snapchat's Spectacles are arriving starting today, and they'll be available to buy via pop-up vending machines that look almost trademark infringingly like Minions.
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Pretty soon, Kinsey's husband, the actor-turned-baker Joshua Snyder, began receiving social media requests to bake Kinsey's vending machine jacket into a cookie.
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Each agency has its own units for tracking recalls: pounds of meat, units of defective vending machine jewelry, or bags of glass-contaminated bread.
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According to figure provided by a CPSC spokesperson, the biggest recall was vending machine jewelry made by the Genuine Toy & Joy company in 2004.
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Then King made all machines evil in Maximum Overdrive, where we're treated to malicious arcade games and vending machines as well as evil cars.
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Needle exchanges, Las Vegas Harm-reduction advocates have turned to vending machines to make clean supplies readily available for people who use injectable drugs.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Forget about soft drinks and potato chips - a "vending machine" in Singapore is offering up luxury vehicles, including Bentleys, Ferraris and Lamborghinis.
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Keep a healthy snack on hand Fast food or something from a vending machine may call your name when hunger strikes on the go.
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The extension will only apply to gums, mints and roll candy products, but not to other foods found in vending machines, the agency said.
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Tomra has both production and research/development for reverse vending machines in China, that could help if Chinese provinces or cities ever impose deposits.
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Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, dropped a Snapbot — its interactive vending machine that dispenses the limited-edition Spectacles — in Houston, Texas on Sunday.
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Calories: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is issuing a draft guidance for vending machine companies looking to comply with new calorie labeling regulations.
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This interactive advertisement allowed people to pretend they had telekinesis and shake a vending machine around until it gave them a bottle of water.
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Even for extreme pickle enthusiasts, the sight of those giant pickles in a pouch inside a hot vending machine can be a bit jarring.
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He had told me I could bring a Ziploc bag with cash for the vending machines, as well as my ID, but nothing else.
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Vending machines for the video camera sunglasses are springing up around the country, first in California and Oklahoma, and who knows where else next.
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Of the 46,000 people who received mobile food vending licenses from 2000 to 2018, only 22 percent were women, the Street Vendor Project found.
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Outside the door, there is no vending machine for the people in the line, to spiral out a Twix or a bottle of water.
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Also, unlimited permits can be granted for food vending on private property, with a lease agreement from the owner, the Department of Health said.
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Car shoppers in Guangzhou, China now have the ability to buy or try a car using a smartphone app and a car vending machine.
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Yeah, your muscles remember your glory days too, even if sprints to the office vending machine are all you use them for these days.
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"You could call Sally a vending machine if you want, or you could call her a robot," Deepak Sekar, the C.E.O. of Chowbotics, said.
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The groom, also 32, is the director of sales for Cantaloupe Systems, a software company for the vending-machine industry, based in San Francisco.
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You pour water into a reservoir in the back, and the ice maker dispenses ice as it's made, sort of like a vending machine.
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It did so in a predictably goofy way: The glasses, called Spectacles, are available only through special vending machines that move around the country.
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Mike: The vending machines look like large and terrifying Minions, a meme I thought had died out and sadly has yet to do so.
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