The waiting room looks pretty much like your average waiting room (no magazines, of course), but instead of a nurse, armed guards escort you to your exam room.
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I was guided to a dimly lit waiting room with about half a dozen recliners and a TV. The other two women from the waiting room were already resting there.
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"All participants" puts everyone in the waiting room by default, and "guest participants only" adds people on different Zoom accounts or who are not logged in into the waiting room.
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A flashback to a scene in a jail waiting room, with Bill Clinton on TV celebrating a crime bill, segues into another waiting room today, with Donald Trump touting his proposed wall.
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These little affectations only add to the overall equipoise, in the same way that a completely bare waiting room is eerie but a waiting room with a ficus evokes no feelings at all.
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There were all kinds of women in the waiting room.
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The ER waiting room in Brookdale has four service windows.
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The other people in the waiting room look very confused.
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Fugazi's Instrument Doesn't even have "Waiting Room" on it. 63.
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The waiting room for WWHL is built for selfie taking.
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" "The dentist came into the waiting room, looking really concerned.
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In the waiting room, she glimpsed the genetic counselor laughing.
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I remember the signs and how the waiting room looked.
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The waiting room itself is just a really intense atmosphere.
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A security officer escorted the Rondons to a waiting room.
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In the center's waiting room, his nose began to bleed.
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John helped Carmen carry her bags into the waiting room.
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"There's no need to sit in that waiting room anymore."
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The ambiance is more hotel lobby than medical waiting room.
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"She's running late," they mutter out in the waiting room.
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Should I get my parents from the waiting room now?
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No one else appeared to be in Chau's waiting room.
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She stopped when she saw Santiago in the waiting room.
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Now the waiting room in the building is completely empty.
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Make sure enable waiting room is checked, then hit save.
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Or, the entire waiting room can be admitted at once.
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Most people in that waiting room would probably be, too.
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By ten o'clock, the waiting room was filled with people.
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"Long legs already," from a woman in the waiting room.
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Things aren't going so well in Circuit City's waiting room.
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Her waiting room was filled with women wearing suspicious looks.
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If the worry is other children's being exposed in the waiting room, he said, doctors could focus on measures to keep sick kids separate, or out of the waiting room until a doctor is available.
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Survivors may have to sit in the waiting room for hours.
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"Well, I stayed in the waiting room, correct," she shot back.
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The 18th floor's waiting room has been named in his honor.
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Perhaps this time, he'll need to find a bigger waiting room.
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Who doesn't want fewer appointment cancellations and shorter waiting room lines?
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At the hospital, they've been in the waiting room for hours.
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Dr. Alexander Arroyo in the waiting room of Maimonides Medical Center.
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Cut to one very tense scene in a hospital waiting room.
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Thirty minutes later, Pedro returns to the waiting room, looking stunned.
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A toddler played with the toys on the waiting-room floor.
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From living room to hotel room, from waiting room to bedroom.
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Once inside the small waiting room, those in line became serious.
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Its waiting room has upholstered wooden chairs on the main floor.
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Neither will grace the strip mall waiting room of Saul Goodman.
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The other women in the hospital waiting room were all adults.
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You check in at a nook off the main waiting room.
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Would you mind sitting in the waiting room for the nonce?
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But earlier, in the waiting room, a stranger had recognized her.
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As the host, control the waiting room by selecting manage participants.
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How she stood in the waiting room and spoke with doctors.
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Please seek cover inside a train or in a waiting room.
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Her waiting room is filled with a diverse array of couples.
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We'd sit in the waiting room and quip to each other.
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In the waiting room, I finally met Michelle and her family.
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The other men in the waiting room were also wearing monitors.
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When White returned to the waiting room, his wife was gone.
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Jaime was in the waiting room, anxiously looking at his phone.
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It's one of those places: 'God's waiting room,' as they say.
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She glanced around the waiting room, chrome accents on polished bamboo.
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Once it's hit the dentist's office waiting room you know it's over.
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By the following week, the waiting-room banter was in full swing.
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Rest in peace Mario, he starved to death in the waiting room.
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Inside I.N.S. was a waiting room full of people, languages and unease.
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"That was fast," Dad said when I returned to the waiting room.
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I will not have measles-shedding children sitting in my waiting room.
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Forms filled in and shown to the waiting room that's almost full.
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One flight down is a separate waiting room, both smaller and louder.
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Close your eyes and picture a doctor's or dentist's office waiting room.
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But when the picture reappeared, it was relegated to the waiting room.
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It was Corby that acted as the waiting room of my adolescence.
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They sat on opposite ends of a bench in the waiting room.
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We entered the waiting room, where my husband paid for the abortion.
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And in the waiting room, pew-like benches were left in place.
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John Dalman had been in the waiting room at a Loxahatchee, Fla.
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There, check to enable the waiting room for just that particular meeting.
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This is what meeting participants will see while in the waiting room.
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It is like being in an aquarium in a dental waiting room.
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Most of the seats in the emergency department's waiting room are taken.
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THE HOME OFFICE'S waiting room stretches the length and breadth of Britain.
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One victory: The woman from the trailer was in the waiting room.
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Babies cry in the bustling waiting room of the women's health center.
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I felt so helpless sitting in that waiting room, because I was.
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This narrow area is less a waiting room than an exercise studio.
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There is a waiting room, a hall with a wooden bench, actually.
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I arrived early and sat in a waiting room, résumé in hand.
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She walked me to an empty waiting room and turned out the light.
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This waiting room at Seoul's Incheon airport is not for a delayed flight.
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For months, it has been the unofficial "waiting room" of the United States.
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She shouted to people in the waiting room that I was a prostitute.
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It was Saturday night in A&E and the waiting room was full.
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Oftentimes, the scariest part of going to the gynecologist is the waiting room.
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Simone Leigh: The Waiting Room continues at the New Museum through September 18.
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Some 200 orange plastic chairs are arranged in rows in the waiting room.
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I'm at the airport waiting room right now with people all around me.
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I grab my coffee and drink it while I'm in the waiting room.
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Were they all just a pointless waiting room for Chris' march to victory?
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In Texas veterans witnessed another veteran kill himself in a VA waiting room.
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By the time Dr. Roth walked into the waiting room, Laura was crying.
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In the large waiting room outside his examination chamber, every chair was filled.
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To the left, there was a waiting room that was about 40% occupied.
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It's quiet like a waiting room on the subway, heading further into Brooklyn.
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So can a long sit in the colorless cube of a waiting room.
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Inside, a waiting room has historical write-ups about the falls on display.
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Most of the time I sat by the elevators in the waiting room.
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You can also allow other participants to admit people from the waiting room.
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"Everything is fine," someone had written on a whiteboard in the waiting room.
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Even while sitting in the waiting room before having an appointment with me!
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"My mama's womb," he'd say, and the waiting room lit up with smiles.
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E.R.s do not want people vomiting or passing out in the waiting room.
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I don't think there was even a TV on in the waiting room.
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On the floor of the waiting room were hundreds more desperate, emaciated paupers.
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So from the waiting room, her mom did the only thing she could.
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In a sleekly decorated waiting room at a clinic in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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In the waiting room, the mood is a mix of anxiety and ennui.
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Read This Next: You'll Never See a Billionaire in a Hospital Waiting Room
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It was now their fight careers that had brought them into this waiting room.
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Many customers were being asked to remain in an online "waiting room" on HealthCare.
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The doctor himself actually received me on time from the waiting room—a first.
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Thank you for telling us of the other Irish women in the waiting room.
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He gets off the exam table, and we walk back to the waiting room.
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Heathrow's journey from waiting room to retail paradise is the story of many airports.
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"I'm king of the Puerto Ricans," came the roar from the packed waiting room.
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The health services share one waiting room though they each have their own room.
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Now you're in the fluorescent waiting room as the doctor runs your lab tests.
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"Cynthia Nixon and I were always in a waiting room together," Parker told Moss.
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You're teleported from a doctor's waiting room to a pristine nursery in seconds flat.
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I sat in the waiting room with a girl who looked fourteen or fifteen.
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The terminal's ticket office, waiting room, customer service office and restrooms will be open.
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The man looked up when he heard his name called in the waiting room.
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The hours in the hospital waiting room were a series of carefully crafted denials.
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I wondered what kind of conversations arise while dudes hang around the waiting room.
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I have a strong memory of "Better Off Alone" playing in the waiting room.
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At the clinic, I remember the waiting room was calm but sad and solemn.
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I remember being very shocked by [how few] men were in the waiting room.
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There was a small waiting room with wooden benches and a few vending machines.
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But specific advice for the waiting room includes bringing along a toy from home.
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From the waiting room, I watch him run from one patient to the next.
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He said he went back into the waiting room, but he started feeling ill.
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Every day we have in the waiting room very good bagels with cream cheese.
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Go to account management > account setting, and scroll down to the "Waiting Room" option.
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Under "more," you'll have several option, including putting a person into the waiting room.
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The couple met in November 2016 in the waiting room of a therapist's office.
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Only a few minutes have passed, and the waiting room has filled up again.
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The elephant in the waiting room remains the staggering cost of this new system.
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It's better than having a home like a waiting room in a dentist office.
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Cokie Roberts and I sit on the bench in the waiting room that isn't.
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TOURS, France — A dozen of us sit expectantly in the orthopedic surgeon's waiting room.
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Days later, another veteran suicide occurred in a waiting room at a Texas VA hospital.
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Shortly after, Rivera hopped out of the waiting room with a cast on, holding crutches.
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Patients generally keep to themselves in the waiting room — but Charlotte has something going on.
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In the waiting room, I have ample time to reflect on my foray into bribery.
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In the waiting room, the family across from me has brought in food for dinner.
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Nearly 40 people cheered her on from the hospital waiting room while she had surgery.
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His waiting room displays a book with the collected wisdom of Xi Jinping, China's president.
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Later, the women posted updates from the waiting room of the clinic providing the procedure.
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Chancellor Werner Faymann defended the step, saying Austria cannot become a waiting room for Germany.
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Linda spent that time in the waiting room feeling "helpless and hopeless" she tells PEOPLE.
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The scene was Abbi in the dentist office waiting room, stoned out of her mind.
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Pass seekers can join the online waiting room when it opens at 1:55 p.m.
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We first encounter Kimia in the drab waiting room of a fertility clinic in Paris.
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What exactly was the fixation with seeing Mr. Obama, in a bland, cramped waiting room?
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Another great spot for a photo op is in the waiting room for the ride.
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But when each waiting room had about 40 patients waiting, that wasn't all that effective.
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They don't have to sit in a waiting room," she said on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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When I arrived at the airport, I sped through the waiting room to the gate.
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She stayed on a chair in a waiting room for three days, pleading her case.
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Or have you been trapped in an other-dimensional waiting room with a dancing dwarf?
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When we were in the waiting room, there were a lot of women by themselves.
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He sat in the waiting room for 20 minutes with a mask over his face.
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" Condor added that despite her experience, there is still a long way to go: "It is frustrating when you go in [to a casting audition] and the full waiting room is blonde, blue-eyed girls, and you're the one ethnic woman in that waiting room.
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So the waiting room outside her office is a sort of dashboard, constantly measuring Leviathan's performance.
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But when we showed up, my mother and I sat in the waiting room completely alone.
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Karla Sibert was sitting in an Iowa hospital waiting room when she got some shocking news.
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The first timesaving questionnaire for patients to complete in the waiting room was introduced in 1949.
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She is also directing the new film, The Waiting Room, which will begin production this summer.
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The waiting room was blank and sterile, save for the scattered religious and choice-shaming posters.
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She trips over the hospital's waiting-room chairs — and by evening, she's hemorrhaging in the bathroom.
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The hall multitasks as the lobby of the hotel, Amtrak's waiting room and a dining destination.
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Luckily, the reporters on the couch in the West Wing waiting room don't know it yet.
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They're not sitting in a cold waiting room reading Highlights for Children and getting pissed off.
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If it were up to me, my office would probably look like a hospital waiting room.
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I've spent virtually no time in a waiting room today, though it all feels like waiting.
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"My dad and I were in the waiting room," Abbas, who is now 211, told me.
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People who click the link before the stream starts would be dropped into a waiting room.
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A friend of mine, who worked in the emergency room, saw me in the waiting room.
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It was set in a drab modern waiting room of a subway station with contemporary costumes.
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The afternoon of the storm, they moved to a waiting room near the intensive care unit.
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Once inside, the Columbia Care dispensary looks clean, sterile, and modern, like any upscale waiting room.
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In the small waiting room, a TV plays loudly as a train scrapes down the tracks.
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In addition, Mexico has publicly agreed to serve as a "waiting room" for the United States.
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The clinic's director, Shannon Brewer, worked in an office to the right of its waiting room.
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Once we got through the security entrance, I was admitted and brought to the waiting room.
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A tool called waiting room allows the meeting host to screen those who enter the call.
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But this book has me shaking on the subway and convulsing in the doctor's waiting room.
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People accompanying patients are asked to sit outside, so the waiting room is emptier than usual.
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ASSHOLES The title refers to two relapsed addicts who meet cute in a therapist's waiting room.
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HONG KONG — The hospital waiting room was filled with dozens of women wearing homemade hazmat suits.
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Waiting in a service station waiting room purgatory one day, Victor Darolfi had a simple thought.
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Is there gendered imagery in the waiting room, or are there things more neutral as well?
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I first sat in a large laboratory waiting room with 25 others, waiting to be pricked.
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The setting is a nondescript waiting room, equipped with surveillance cameras — a kind of prison cell.
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Unbeknown to the participants, the study had begun the moment they walked into the waiting room.
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One of its best features, from our point of view, was its first-class waiting room.
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White left Vanessa sobbing in the waiting room and at last was taken to the morgue.
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Yeager posted a video of herself doing a happy dance with friends in the waiting room.
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He was sitting in a V.A. waiting room on Wednesday morning when he saw the news.
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The novel takes place in a single night in the waiting room of a mental-health facility.
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"But nobody warns you about that while you're sitting in a waiting room before surgery," Le said.
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Unsurprisingly, a busy day at the women's clinic is a cramped one, especially in the waiting room.
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Cash describes the scene, in which women auditioning for the role were crying in the waiting room.
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We were the lobby of a bygone rooming house or the waiting room of some settlement charity.
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The waiting room at both hospitals have been filled with people who are offering their endless support.
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He follows me through the front door and we take a seat in the small waiting room.
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An Alabama mother is speaking out after she was stopped from breastfeeding in a hospital waiting room.
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Eleanor wakes up after a fatal shopping cart accident in what looks like a dentist's waiting room.
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Standing in that quiet waiting room, I remembered back to the day Justin gave me the invitation.
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Pam plugged her cellphone into the waiting room wall and repeatedly called each one on speed dial.
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You probably checked in online before your appointment rather than filling out paperwork in the waiting room.
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I ordered my Coloring Book hat from my phone, in the waiting room of a gynecologist office.
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Upstairs, couples who want children but are struggling to conceive sit in a well-appointed waiting room.
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Sitting in the nearby waiting room, E.R.'s father didn't know touch therapy was occurring at all.
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On arriving, I saw an elderly Latina being led from the examination room to the waiting room.
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Mr. Maron is more like a fellow neurotic who wants to compare notes in the waiting room.
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When all four of Mr. Rubio's children were born, Mr. Rivera kept vigil in the waiting room.
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His office looked perfectly normal: a waiting room with magazines and chairs set out along the walls.
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Beyond the design itself, Parsley also took into account the look and feel of the waiting room.
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This was music he found fit for "a plastic surgeon's waiting room," not a cool tattoo parlor.
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They didn't let my boyfriend in, he had to stay outside in a little prefab waiting room.
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In the experiment, students were seated in a waiting room and instructed to fill out a form.
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Meeting Mr. Hertwig that day in the waiting room was "a total fluke" and "surreal," she said.
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Clicking more on a video participant, they can be sent to the waiting room during the call.
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Just go into the oncology department of any major hospital and sit in the packed waiting room.
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"My husband will drive me to the place or he'll sit in the waiting room," she said.
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Inside, much work is being done on the waiting room, which was modeled on a Roman bathhouse.
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Once seated in the waiting room, take a moment to focus on your breathing, counting to 10.
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Her pediatrician's office is a 93-minute drive away, and then there's time in the waiting room.
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Most doctors had canceled appointments for the next two days, and the waiting room was nearly empty.
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His usually full waiting room will now only have two or three patients sitting six feet apart.
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In a previous job, Ms. Warchol got the flu and found herself in a doctor's waiting room.
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After Owen speaks to the mom she sits in the waiting room and finishes breastfeeding her baby.
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When I experienced a small health scare, it was there in the doctor's waiting room with me.
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In the waiting room, desks have been placed next to each other in a Tetris-like pattern.
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I wondered who I might see in the waiting room or, better yet, who might see me.
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During their visits, they sit across from each other as if they were in an airport waiting room.
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On the waiting room TV, the chief minister is holding a press conference, something about SleepTyte, an inquest.
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People sit in the waiting room of the Indian Health Service clinic in Crow Agency, Montana, in 2008.
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Guests in the same white robes as mine dot the tables like hospital patients in a waiting room.
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We've sat in the waiting room, bored, and said to ourselves, I know what would improve my experience.
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Image: Topical Press Agency/Getty ImagesA rural petrol station with a cosy waiting room in Colnbrook, England, 1927.
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Amira Hassan plays in the waiting room at Children's Minnesota while her dad, Mohamud Hassan, fills out paperwork.
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Other times they had to enlist the help of someone in the waiting room to interpret for people.
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You go to Disney World and you wait in lines and there's a whole lobby waiting room experience.
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In the waiting room at the Whole Woman's Health clinic in San Antonio, patients nervously tap their feet.
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They made a tape of abusive words and played at top volume every day in the waiting room.
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She went once, but said she went into the waiting room and there were all these 'old people.
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This is a totally safe procedure, but did entail a day spent working in a hospital waiting room.
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In the short there are posters on the waiting room wall informing people how to be more imperfect.
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We needed to arrive hours before he did in order to secure our space in the waiting room.
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Instead of sitting in the waiting room doing nothing, I went for a walk on a nearby trail.
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My boyfriend was, I think, one of two men, out of about 30 women in the waiting room.
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The reproductive health organization is building out capacity to avoid having too many people in a waiting room.
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This week's episode picks up with him in Farid's office, as his parents sit in the waiting room.
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When I walked into the waiting room, there at the desk was a novelist I sort of know.
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Which is why three days after the bite I was in the waiting room in the emergency room.
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I have pressed my face against heavy metal bars, against the Plexiglass divide in a visitor's waiting room.
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It must refuse to be Mr. Trump's wall, to be the United States' waiting room and safety valve.
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The waiting room in the E.R. was surprisingly crowded for the middle of the day on a Monday.
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They were seated in a waiting room and told that the experimenter was running a little behind schedule.
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While in the waiting room for my baseline ultrasound, I ran into a coworker who is a neonatologist.
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There and then, in the hospital waiting room, I decided it was time to buy a Christmas tree.
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On a day in late October, the waiting room was crowded with protesters with bandages over one eye.
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What this looks like in practice is an automated kiosk in the waiting room of a weed dispensary.
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Leigh's New Museum exhibition, The Waiting Room, decried the lack of proper healthcare and support given to black patients, paying homage to the Black Panther Party, the United Order of Tents, and Esmin Elizabeth Green, who died after sitting in a hospital waiting room for 24 hours, ill and unassisted.
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Doctors would pull people from the waiting room and try to find somewhere quieter to give them the news.
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Visibly distraught relatives were seen being escorted through one hospital on the island's east coast to a waiting room.
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In the waiting room at the sheriff's office, his attorneys, Jane Raley and Judy Royal, were waiting for him.
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The center I visited in Lincoln, Nebraska was unremarkable—a drab, beige building with a waiting room to match.
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Other people cram into a waiting room with a tin roof in a growing queue for basic medical treatment.
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Brown agrees that arriving too soon can result in you sitting in the waiting room hunched over your phone.
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Visitors are shown to a spacious waiting room with a fireplace, plush rugs, and high ceilings with crown molding.
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A patient in New Jersey never got past the ER waiting room and ended up with a $23,751 bill.
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In the waiting room, I sat next to a visibly pregnant woman who was waiting for a check-up.
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Instead, I showed up unannounced and barged through the waiting room full of pregnant women, insisting to be seen.
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Were they all sitting in the same waiting room for 12 hours, waiting for the plane to take off?
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One day in 2008, he struck up a conversation about the Knicks with a patient in the waiting room.
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The staff were friendly and informed, the waiting room was full of informative material, and we immediately felt comfortable.
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Exhausted, I had fallen asleep on a couch in a waiting room at the American embassy in Damascus, Syria.
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Ibarra felt out of place at the clinic, she said, because the waiting room was filled with older people.
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There's not much to say about the waiting room — there are some tables, armchairs, and a small, separate room.
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Be as friendly as possible while you sit with them in the waiting room of the state doctor's office.
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A reimagining of her 2014 project organized by Creative Time, "The Waiting Room" features ancillary programs called care sessions.
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In "Salle d' Attente" (2016) – the waiting room – a 19th-century glass-roofed train station extends into the distance.
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On your way out, if there is someone in the waiting room you can tell them to come in?
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There are shards of Bach and pastiches of Baroque lament, as well as stretches of creepy waiting-room Muzak.
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In 2016, a million people read Mr. Hertwig's account of crossing paths with Ms. Chaulk in the waiting room.
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Another general contractor, the Takenaka Corporation, built a children's waiting room next to one of its big construction sites.
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RoboTire: Anyone who's ever sat in a service shop waiting room knows how time-intensive the process can be.
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But the idea was you eliminate the stigma by just having them be another patient in the waiting room.
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Soon, that waiting room will come full circle and train riders will again begin their journeys at the depot.
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Inside it felt like the waiting room of an airport — a place that is anywhere and nowhere in particular.
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This week, Hims introduces Hers, hoping to offer the modern woman an online doctor's waiting room of her own.
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For more than six hours, Dakhil was forced to sit in a bright, cold and windowless airport waiting room.
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He appeared caved in on himself as he walked from the waiting room to the lab, and I knew.
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No one is in the waiting room, so I mute the game on TV and pace around while reading.
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After five hours in the waiting room, with Khaled insisting he felt fine, a doctor finally drew his blood.
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Its cool, bright waiting room and shaded front porch also doubled as a community hangout, especially for elderly residents.
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Sitting in the clinic's waiting room, Williams, a 40-year-old pilot, said it all still doesn't feel real.
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A gray trailer, housing a single row of metal chairs, serves as a makeshift waiting room for the buses.
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After seeing the obese girl in the doctor's waiting room, Mr. Verma couldn't shake his concern about junk food.
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Mark went to the waiting room, which he knew of old, with its low classical music and upmarket magazines.
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Long releases allow the line to float off into the dreamy waiting room of our 8-bit/HD globe.
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In "The Waiting Room" episode, which was modeled on a one-act play and took place entirely in a hospital waiting room, family members Rebecca (Mandy Moore), Kevin (Justin Hartley) and Randall (Sterling K. Brown), along with their respective significant others, all gather to anxiously await the fate of Kate's baby boy.
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Her first hit, in 1994, and the play for which she is still best known, was "The Waiting Room," a surreal comedy-tragedy about three women from different centuries who encounter one another in a doctor's waiting room, all suffering from ailments related to their culture's bizarre standards of beauty and femininity.
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Ironically, "Comic Relief" simulates the setting of an office waiting room, complete with a shoddy lamp and magazines for reading.
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That's when she realized her husband had been in the waiting room the entire time, unaware of what was happening.
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My father — an excited first-time grandparent — was in town and proudly took photos in my OB-GYN's waiting room.
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The cabin, an open window-ringed space filled by rows of waiting room seating, was nearly empty and very quiet.
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Who wouldn't rather tap an app and not fidget in a sterile-feeling waiting room crawling in everyone else's germs?
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The freshly painted dispensary had no signs yet, but offered a clean, sparsely furnished waiting room to obtain the drug.
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Above, a look at the common (and not-so-common) ways your imagination can take over in the waiting room.
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Shanghai is going to try to cut the waiting room time for couples wanting to fill out a divorce application.
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Smiling photos of President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions hung in the waiting room of the immigration court.
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On bad days, maybe one or two families will be lucky enough to move on from this nightmarish waiting room.
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Marmon remembers walking into a foreboding building with his mother, who was told to stay behind in the waiting room.
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If you are in a physician's waiting room, you should assume that someone near you who is coughing is contagious.
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Bulgaria hopes to join the banking union and the two-year obligatory waiting room for adopting the euro in July.
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But if not, her dance performance has her standing still on a stage, similar to waiting in a waiting room.
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My friend was waiting in the hallway and said she just saw weirdo after weirdo walk into the waiting room.
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Serving primarily as a waiting room for the "real" multiplayer modes, it's something of an attraction in its own right.
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About a month later, I was sitting alone again, in the clinic waiting room, but this time it felt empowering.
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This is especially true if you like to take along your projects when traveling or sitting in a waiting room.
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He opened the door and walked me back along the hall, past the reception desk, and across the waiting room.
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This squalid camp of 25,210 refugees in Idomeni, Greece, is a padlocked waiting room for entering the rest of Europe.
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A coffee shop, a supermarket line or a psychologist's waiting room all seem like good places for such a meeting.
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Last week, Zagreb formalised its bid to enter the European Exchange Mechanism (ERM-2), the waiting room for euro adoption.
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They also want someone to help them shop and unload bags or sit with them in a doctor's waiting room.
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" To Joyce Royster, of Uniontown, Pa., who was also in the waiting room, the sound was unmistakable: "Bang, bang, bang.
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"Our waiting room length of stay just to see a physician in the first place was eight hours," she remembers.
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After you've checked in, you can take a seat on a comfortable couch or chair in the homey waiting room.
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The organization said there was "extensive damage to the waiting room" and the clinic would be closed for several weeks.
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In fact, he didn't look me in the eye for the five hours we sat together in the waiting room.
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In 1999, Mr. MacLachlan went for an appointment with his chiropractor, and spotted a mystery brunette in the waiting room.
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Two weeks ago, Sandy Alderson was sitting in the waiting room at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
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Nick also believes providers could consider the messages in their office; specifically the waiting room where decor is often found.
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I think about this on nights like tonight, when I start my shift inheriting 27 patients in the waiting room.
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Inside the waiting room, you could hear a protester shouting into a bullhorn on the other side of the wall.
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DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. — "Caliente!" the director Lee Daniels howled toward Naomi Campbell, across the waiting room of a decommissioned county jail.
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About halfway through, as we had agreed upon, she took away my phone and put it in the waiting room.
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Few places are less conducive to erotic optimism than the packed waiting room of a public health clinic in Brooklyn.
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As with many institutions in Qatar, there is a strict hierarchy when it comes to the falcon hospital's waiting room.
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Surreal photographs show crowds in the old waiting room seemingly oblivious to the wrecking crews dismembering the station around them.
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Although the waiting room was occupied by folks waiting their turn, everyone generously ushered us to the front of the line.
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When the Dude walked into the waiting room, Charlotte told me, she opened with a line she'd been rehearsing all week.
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Architecture firm Rigi designed the waiting room for A Warm Clinic, a dental office in Tianjin, China, to calm patients' nerves.
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Architecture firm Rigi designed the waiting room for A Warm Clinic, a dental office in Tianjin, China, to calm patients' nerves.
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It feels like a waiting room before SteamVR proper, which you can already use in the Oculus and HTC Vive ecosystems.
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For them, there's a side door leading directly into his clinic from the parking lot, bypassing the lobby and waiting room.
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We spend this time together at the park, in the aisles of toy stores, in the waiting room for the pediatrician.
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Someone with undiagnosed coronavirus sitting in a waiting room, by contrast, could spread the illness to other patients or healthcare workers.
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I strutted deliberately toward the casting office doors and, with a deep breath, pushed my way into the waiting room inside.
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Back in May I wrote a post, "What Facebook Live and Periscope need is a waiting room", to solve this problem.
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It's a public utility, an art gallery, a waiting room, an inside joke that only those who faithfully ride truly get.
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In a waiting room filled with elderly people, Schulman gloomily observed the same symptoms she was experiencing: the rigidity, the tremors.
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Then, last Thursday, at a hospital in Brazil, she saw three babies with the devastating defect all in one waiting room.
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Knowing there's a special waiting room with calming toys and her son's favorite TV shows, she said, is a huge relief.
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Every surface is covered in paint, including the ceiling (rough orange brushstrokes) and the underside of shelves (in waiting-room-blue).
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My brother and I watched movies in the waiting room as the hours ticked by and my mom grew more anxious.
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The walls between the courtroom and her waiting room were thin; she had heard the lies from people she called family.
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Its director, Guillaume Vincent, has devised an astonishing opening scene, which sees terrified-looking brides slowly trickle into a waiting room.
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I met Ki Narto in the waiting room of a small television station where he hosts a show on the supernatural.
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My waiting room was full of patients whose numbers I had made perfect but who still looked sick and felt terrible.
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I went up to the first waiting room, which had a playpen, a massage chair, board games, books, and lemon water.
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There, in the waiting room, groups of homeless people — white like Gene, and every other hue of humanity — watched the television.
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I entered the office and apprehensively scanned the waiting room, grinning instinctively when my eyes landed on the plus size receptionist.
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Check out more projects at the Lyon Architecture Biennial on their website, and learn more about the Waiting Room story here.
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The clinic wouldn't start seeing patients until noon, so the waiting room was empty when I walked in at 10 a.m.
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There were a few patients in the waiting room, and I could feel the buzz of a health center at work.
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Past the front door, we found ourselves in a public waiting room decadently furnished with two sofas and lots of gold.
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To celebrate the release, he'll be joining the LGS crew at their next party on March 18 at the Waiting Room.
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"I walk into that waiting room and I see tons of Medi-Cal recipients—so they're all low-income," she said.
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In a spotlessly bright waiting room, Ms. Ziesemer's colleague, Miguel Medrano, spent a few minutes trying to prepare Fernanda for court.
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They also space out appointments and seat donors six feet apart in the waiting room in order to practice social distancing.
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The guards watched as my brother and I stood in the faded green waiting room debating who needed their dad more.
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Instead of a vessel patiently waiting to be filled, I was a waiting room at the doctor's office: Next, next, next.
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In the virtual tour video on their website, one of the doctors explains there's no waiting room because there's no waiting.
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I had told my boyfriend to pick me up when it was over but not to stay in the waiting room.
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When Grand Central Terminal first opened its doors, a century ago, there was a Russian bath in the Men's Waiting Room.
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Trouble is, what someone looks like in a doctor's waiting room doesn't matter—what they look like in their posts does.
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Rome and P.J. strike up a friendship after P.J. reads the film script that Rome accidentally left in the waiting room.
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Efforts had been made to convert what normally felt like a doctor's waiting room into a place worthy of the occasion.
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The waiting room is busy; I should admit Jean-Luc to the hospital for IV antibiotics and free up his stretcher.
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She was sent back to the waiting room where she waited for treatment and posted on Facebook about the long wait.
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Near a sign advising of a three-hour wait, parents in the busy waiting room cradled young children wrapped in blankets.
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Near a sign advising of a three-hour wait, parents in the busy waiting room cradled young children wrapped in blankets.
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Bulgaria, which hopes to join the euro zone's "waiting room" next spring, has pegged its currency, the lev, to the euro.
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One day in the doctor's waiting room, Mr. Verma noticed a girl who had gotten fat by compulsively eating potato chips.
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My husband and I sat in the waiting room for what seemed like an eternity (in reality, an hour and a half).
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Officially, it will serve as a grand train hall — really, a waiting room with retail stores, almost a giant Hudson News kiosk.
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So we would ask families to leave, banishing them to the waiting room until we could offer a verdict, alive or dead.
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Suffering from malaria, her nine year-old son sat on the floor in a health center because the waiting room was full.
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Except for its great glass-and-iron waiting room, it was a better expression of ancient Rome than of 20th-century America.
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In the waiting room a TV was mounted on the wall and talk show hosts were playing golf of a miniature green.
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Dear Amy: Is there an acceptable way to ask people on the plane or in a waiting room if they are contagious?
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As I sat in Dr. Green's nicely appointed waiting room, my mind grabbed onto and magnified every laser horror story and rumor.
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But that would leave Macedonia "locked in the waiting room", unable to progress to either the EU or NATO, says Mr Dimitrov.
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And that's asking for a lot of purgatorial patience for a fanbase that's endured a decade of muzak in hell's waiting room.
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A lot of doctors don't want to do these things, to be honest, because they don't want addicts in their waiting room.
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"I am worried about him," said his mother, 25-year-old Roshida Begum, in the waiting room of a malnutrition screening centre.
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She mostly thought these visits would be fun for her patients, and a decent way to clear out her overcrowded waiting room.
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However, she said she wasn't prepared for the book she saw in a doctor's waiting room with two of her three children.
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Yes, there is an immediate time savings in skipping the trip to the hospital and the time spent in the waiting room.
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You can do it anywhere: the local garden centre, an acupuncturist's waiting room, in the gift shop of a National Trust property.
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Back in the waiting room a few people shoot us dirty looks: Who are we to consume so much of Rafael's time?
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Witnesses are deposited in a drab waiting room where doors are secured with electronic locks and bureaucrats are buzzing in and out.
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"I told her, 'I don't want to do an X-ray machine, I don't want to do a waiting room,'" he said.
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They will now need permission to stay in the waiting room with anyone who is visiting hospitals' emergency departments, Sky News reported.
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Which is why Benjamin Hertwig's Modern Love essay, "In the Waiting Room of Estranged Spouses," published in March 2016, was so memorable.
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The extra space lowers the risk of infections in the main waiting room when the coughing and sneezing is at its worst.
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After the doctor told the hospital that she feared for her safety, Mount Sinai beefed up security in the hospital waiting room.
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When you do walk into the office's waiting room, remember to be nice to the receptionist, security guards, or whoever greets you.
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In another case, a 12-year-old girl was with her mother in the waiting room of an abortion clinic in Alabama.
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Admission to the ERM-2, the two-year waiting room for euro membership, would trigger an upgrade by S&P, Vartapetov said.
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High blood pressure and injuries, such as broken bones, bruises or bloody falls, usually fill the waiting room during a busy season.
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It may help to take the family out to the waiting room and see what the child does with the toys there.
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Tina remembers that the doctor was kind and professional, and others in the waiting room were also there for black market abortions.
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The artist also took great care to recreate an NHS waiting room, where she arranged chairs sourced from UK hospitals facing closure.
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It is an expensive non-place, a formica hell, an overwrought corporate waiting room where the noble dream of football goes to die.
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The general waiting room reminds of a Roman bathhouse with soaring arched ceilings covered in Guastavino tile that speak to Detroit's glorious past.
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At the same time, "Waiting Room" is open to a completely different reading, which is why it is such a powerful visual statement.
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The Tennessean reports she died surrounded by family, friends and fellow musicians who lined the waiting room at Centennial Hospital's intensive care unit.
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It is not unprecedented for a first lady to undergo a surgical procedure without the president on stand-by in the waiting room.
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There were no magazines to read, just a waiting room made of the hard plastic chairs you'd expect to find at the DMV.
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The interaction was captured by another patient in the waiting room, Natasha Crittenden Wilson of Florence, Alabama, who shared the image on Facebook.
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Another upgrade trigger could be Bulgaria's admission into the European Union's exchange rate mechanism (ERM-2), commonly known as the euro's waiting room.
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So we sat in the waiting room for two hours while doctors were seeing flu patients and people outwardly complaining about their symptoms.
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I sat on the waiting room floor and had already decided to check the morgue if I couldn't find Aaron at the hospital.
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Later, the room is ice as I step into my underwear, put on my clothes, and head back out to the waiting room.
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And more than half of the respondents said they wished there were screens in the doctors' waiting room offices showing estimated wait times.
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The doors to the waiting room haven't even opened yet, and already, latecomers run the risk of being turned away on the spot.
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The beaux-arts style building boasted vaulted glass windows 46 metres high and a waiting room inspired by the Roman Baths of Caracalla.
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By this point, we've come full circle and are standing in the Amtrak concourse, but on the opposite side of the waiting room.
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To figure this out, we conducted a study of over 300 people in the waiting room of our diverse academic family medicine clinic.
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The chaos overflowed into the pediatric and post-anesthesia units, as doctors and nurses color-coded patients in the hallways and waiting room.
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You're not going to get the luxury experience of concierge service or a high-dollar waiting room with tasteful food and drink options.
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My husband and I watched in the waiting room of a local hospital as this historical and solemn moment unfolded in real time.
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Then intercity travelers disappeared, replaced in the 1003s by several hundred homeless occupants, some of whom lived in the waiting room year-round.
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Some users reported Monday that they were placed into a "waiting room," which holds website users until the site adjusts to higher traffic.
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Lee, wearing the scribe uniform of neatly tucked oxford shirt and khakis, went to get the morning's first patient from the waiting room.
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When you do finally walk into the office's waiting room, remember to be nice to the receptionist, security guards, or whoever greets you.
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The second waiting room featured more free snacks, plenty of seating, a shoe polisher, and a hand massage and manicure station — all free.
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As Hannah sits in the waiting room, she looks hopeful while surrounded by many other pregnant woman accompanied by their partners, not sad.
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It is primeval, and surreal, this squalid, improvised border camp of 27,23 refugees, a padlocked waiting room for entering the rest of Europe.
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Interior Minister Néstor Reverol said in a Twitter post that Alban was in the agency's waiting room when he jumped from a window.
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One day, when she was getting her car repaired, she struck up a conversation with a man in the service-station waiting room.
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On a hot July morning, its waiting room is full of young children, expectant mothers, and medical staff calling out names for appointments.
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Then we got called for the ultrasound and went to another waiting room, which was just the patients, to talk to the doctor.
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There, through the window of a waiting room, he saw a group of kids sitting completely still, their heads plugged into the walls.
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Syllables are rhythmically tapped out as the words appear, projected on the set, while waiting-room Muzak plays — softly, infuriatingly — in the background.
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In America today, Elvis's flame burns brightest when rendered figuratively on velvet, hung in the waiting room of a Las Vegas wedding chapel.
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Inside the waiting room, it was always a bunch of 80-year-old men, who often have issues with aging prostates, and me.
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"There were people of all kinds of identities in the waiting room," she said, noting that the part was eventually cut before broadcast.
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She also burrows into a demimonde of poverty, desperation and crime that exists just beyond her waiting room and sometimes spills into it.
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Sanders went in with the doctors, and Rabin-Havt sat in the waiting room with the senator's wallet and a pile of paperwork.
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You can also enable a waiting room for all meetings with your personal meeting ID. Under meetings, go to your personal meeting room.
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Dr. Luedemann-Lazar's assistant ran out to the waiting room to ask the Motzes if she could untie Mason's tongue using a laser.
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"What you don't want to do is to go to a busy pediatric waiting room, for example, and potentially expose others," Sammons said.
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It's kind of like, 'Take off your clothes, put this gown on, go sit in the waiting room, they'll come and get you.
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"Even though I never saw them, I learned that when I was in the waiting room, they were down the hall," she says.
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Politically, some have asked why Mexico's new president would essentially agree to turn his country into a waiting room for American asylum seekers.
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It's so hot in the cafe-slash-waiting room-slash-gift shop, I'm almost sick to my stomach after sniffing a Yankee Candle.
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You know he went with me and sat in the waiting room but wouldn't sit on that damn table and have it done himself?
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As the storm rages outside, the guy listens to the waiting room lobby's TV. It's talking about Lilith, ancient demoness and Adam's first wife.
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"If it were up to me, I would decorate my office like a hospital waiting room," Carson said, according to the New York Times.
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I imagine the girlfriend and the Dude sitting in the waiting room with Charlotte, the girlfriend unaware that Charlotte has slept with her boyfriend.
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In that light, animation begins to seem like little more than a breeding ground for future brands, a waiting room for live-action legitimacy.
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I made it past that round to the next, where they took my measurements and sent me to a waiting room with a number.
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I have an appointment with the doctor at noon, but the waiting room is so packed you'd think they were handing out free painkillers.
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In the waiting room of the law firm we're meeting at, my boss spills half of his coffee all over himself and the floor.
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Yet when I attended my local GP centre I sat in the waiting room next to large machines selling cola, Lucozade and Mars bars.
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Twenty current and former lingerie store employees – from measurers to cashiers to waiting room attendants – shared their most awkward encounters with customers on Reddit.
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After undergoing a CAT scan and waiting for hours in an overcrowded waiting room, they released me and told me that nothing was wrong.
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Jesús sits beside his parents, staring at the walls of the packed waiting room as he searches for hints of what the future holds.
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Jesús grins, bouncing his fingers on the sides of the waiting room chair like he's tapping out the first few notes of a fanfare.
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Seemingly calling straight from the hospital waiting room, voice choked with emotion, Michael waxes lyrical about Liverpool's dramatic Europa League victory over Borussia Dortmund.
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Lule Rault took a seat in the waiting room of Uptown Pediatrics on Park Avenue, across from several young mothers with babies in tow.
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Perhaps the real setting of every Shakespeare play, Jiayu thought, is a wall-less waiting room like this: life as an antechamber to death.
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I remember walking back out into the waiting room and folding into my mom's arms—crying with a ferocity I hadn't experienced since childhood.
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Ms. Helson, the very last audition for the play, met Mr. Banks in the waiting room after Mr. Harrelson introduced him as her reader.
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In Chun's orderly waiting room, when I visited, an elderly man with a walker and a plaid shirt sat silently under the fluorescent lights.
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A kind of dark joke, these handcrafted pieces reference the crafts' ancient roots as well as its current reputation as a waiting room pastime.
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But when I would go to the doctor during treatment, I would look around the waiting room and wonder how did I get here?
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They ended up just putting me in a waiting room, while they called a casting agent and booked another model to fill my part.
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THE PLACE At the still gritty corner of Avenue C and East Second Street, Sanatorium seems like the waiting room of a debauched doctor.
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I think of a scene in the movie, "Up," that Jean and I had watched in the waiting room of the physical therapy office.
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Yet another bitter battle over art, appropriation and censorship is being waged this week — this time over a depiction of a Chinatown waiting room.
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"Macedonia has been locked in the waiting room," he said, referring to its desire to be a part of NATO and the European Union.
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The decision to turn Mexico into a waiting room for migrants seeking entry to the United States is likely to stir anger in Mexico.
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The morning after surgery, patients lined up on long benches in the hospital's huge waiting room, to have their eyes examined and vision tested.
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Since 1968, Armajani has designed and built reading rooms, poetry gardens, newsstands, a lecture hall, a hospital waiting room, a bandstand, walkways, and bridges.
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Nurses at one medical center are treating and inoculating kids in the parking lot to reduce the risk of contagion in the waiting room.
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Let's start with the downers: Turns out, sieges are the medieval equivalent to being stuck in a waiting room, sans the latest tabloid magazines.
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Throughout this short novel they linger in the dismal all-night waiting room of a ferry terminal in the Spanish port city of Algeciras.
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Amichai starts in his usual modest, accessible way—he is sitting in a waiting room, with bridegrooms who are much younger than the poet.
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Instead of serving as a street-side welcome and a source of energy for the dining room, the bar feels like a waiting room.
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" In one passage, Mr. Sigal described the waiting room of the talent agency where he worked: "Without looking twice I knew who was there.
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" Except for its glass-and-iron waiting room, she added, the station "was a better expression of ancient Rome than of 20th-century America.
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"Clearly, it saves you from going to the doctor's, parking your car, going into the waiting room, waiting and then repeating the process," he said.
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So, when I walked in the hospital's ER waiting room and saw the anguished, but living, faces of Steven's friends and associates, I felt cheated.
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On Sunday the comedic actress posted a photo of her in what appears to be a doctor's waiting room along with her husband, Chris Fischer.
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Hours go by without a word about Kate or the child's health, leading those in the waiting room to unleash their feelings about Kevin's alcoholism.
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Adjacent to the waiting room was a second room in which Dr. Gramm offered guided meditation and yoga sessions that Sarah wished she could afford.
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They dropped me off in front while they went to find parking, and I entered to find a nearly empty waiting room without any receptionist.
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Still, an overflow of refugees was stuck about 12 miles away at the Eko gas station, a waiting room for those hoping to continue north.
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As they sat in the waiting room, with other children, she watched as small eyes lit up when a volunteer rolled up with a cart.
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"It's really hard to manage an overdose in the middle of a waiting room, or in a bathroom, or in a dental clinic," she notes.
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The depot remains an active U.S. Post Office, and some favored taking down the "WHITE" and "COLORED" signs that hang over the waiting room entrances.
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In Florida, at least, Boomers want to leave Trump to millennials as a parting gift before they shuffle out of God's waiting room into eternity.
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When Olivia Pope terminated her pregnancy with the President Of The United States in Scandal season 5, we see her in a waiting room alone.
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"What critics said: "Gypsy is a show that hints at mystery and intrigue, but it's content with leaving you in the tastefully decorated waiting room.
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Glapinski also said during his speech in Warsaw that he wouldn't allow the country to enter the ERM-2 euro waiting room during his term.
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The family had been in the waiting room for hours, and at last the father-to-be pounded on the doors of the operating room.
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There are many places where this process can error out: During the waiting room process, during the ticket selection process, and during the payment process.
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The bill hasn't passed yet, but it's hard not to think that the idea of a waiting room bar was too good to be true.
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The artwork, Waiting Room, was conceived by artist Thierry Boutonnier and architectural firm Fabriques Architectures Paysages as part of the 2017 Architecture Biennial in Lyon.
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Kampala, Uganda (CNN)Only a few spare seats remain in the crowded waiting room at Kiruddu General Hospital, overlooking Lake Victoria on Kampala's southern tip.
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I met her in the waiting room and her eyes were very wide and I told her that I would stay with her all day.
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On a cold, damp Wednesday in January, a dozen or so Syrians sat in the waiting room of one of the charity's clinics in Fatih.
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In the waiting room Congress party bigwigs lined up before Ms. Gandhi's mustachioed private secretary, Vincent George, begging for permission to enter her inner sanctum.
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One by one the Islamic State prisoners were taken out of the waiting room line to be interviewed, each telling pretty much the same story.
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"It's important that as the patient you have continuity of care, that you're admitted without going through and sitting in the waiting room," she said.
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Zoom responded with its own list of tips and tricks to keep out party crashers, including the use of a "waiting room" for wannabe attendees.
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One review that the doctor believed was posted by Mr. Kurson included a photograph taken inside a Mount Sinai waiting room, the two people said.
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For example, the waiting room is spread out and designed with little nooks to keep animals happy and unthreatened by their fellow patients while waiting.
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And Lay's; I saw some Lay's in a waiting room around the corner, so when we go back, I'm going to take all of them.
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The attacker walked into the hospital Tuesday morning and stayed for a while in the waiting room before he started shooting, according to Czech media.
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Czech Republic shooting: A gunman killed six people after opening fire at close range in a hospital waiting room in the eastern city of Ostrava.
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Yet many applicants sit in the waiting room prior to an interview and "hunch over" as they scroll through their phones or read a magazine.
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As they met with lawyers, the detention officers slipped in and out of the room, unsettling immigrants in the waiting room attending their own hearings.
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In the 30-second ad, which went live after the Patriots' victory, Brady shows up in a waiting room for a magnetic resonance imaging test.
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If people "develop symptoms, please call ahead to your GP to ensure you do not wait in the waiting room with other patients," she added.
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Goldfein was on the auxiliary board of the hospital, where she had worked as the coordinator of the surgical family waiting room for 12 years.
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After she spent all morning in a waiting room, their lawyer emerged in the early afternoon to deliver the news that Browne had been detained.
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The plot unfolds mostly in the hospital waiting room as Julie comes to learn that their various friends were not completely unaware of his liaisons.
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After parents complained about the wait, she said, the clinic was moved to an office with a more spacious waiting room and only two-hour waits.
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The parent should call ahead so that arrangements can be made to go through "back ways and hallways" and avoid exposing people in the waiting room.
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Stipe was "in severe pain and throwing up in the trash can" as she sat in the waiting room for more than an hour, she wrote.
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He has found humour in everything from an embarrassing experience sitting mostly naked in a Parisian doctor's waiting room to the tragedy of his sisters suicide.
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I remember standing next to my mother and my aunt in a drab hospital waiting room in Summit, New Jersey, when the nurse delivered a diagnosis.
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An early scene shows the Qianlong emperor's chief eunuch, a tubby, squeaky dimwit, bustling into a silk-draped waiting-room with an order for the harem.
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And when the waiting room was very full, he said he sometimes truncated the sessions to make sure he could see as many patients as possible.
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That night I posted a short ad, saying, 'Locked eyes in optometry waiting room at VA. This is desperate and creepy but I have to try.
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"It went up and over the bumper block, through the depot ... and came to rest at the wall by the waiting room," worker Mike Larson said.
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Since Wednesday, Scalise's wife, Jennifer, his sister and other family members, close friends from Louisiana and colleagues have packed into a waiting room in the hospital.
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So Pam spent the next day in the crisis center waiting room, desperately calling one psychiatric hospital after another to find a place to send Amanda.
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By the 2900s, poor maintenance had closed the terminal's main waiting room with its fifty-foot-high ceiling and led to calls for the site's redevelopment.
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When you go to the health center, you don't sit silently in the waiting room before going into a small room for your 15-minute visit.
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I had to buy my ticket at the airline's small office inside the Yaoundé airport where a dozen unhappy people crammed into a stuffy waiting room.
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I've seen a drunk homeless man getting kicked out of the waiting room for showing his penis to people and then stumbling out down the sidewalk.
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" Informed in the waiting room of the clinic that Elizah has gone to the Slauson Swap Meet, she says, "I have no idea what that is.
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The surgical waiting room of our local University cancer hospital was full of husbands and wives, each wearing the same pallid frown that I was wearing.
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An old man was carried from the bed of a truck into the waiting room, unconscious, as nurses and doctors trained in Cuba attended to him.
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A doctor in Japan, who has decorated his waiting room with photos of Mr. Dufour's watches, allows his cancer patients to wear his own Simplicity watch.
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Others might find themselves in the waiting room of a health center providing them with false information, or flat-out denying them the care they're seeking.
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The waiting room could convince celebrities that streaming is worth their time, and make amateurs more confident that someone actually wants to see what they transmit.
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Fueled by discourse and community, this trifle for passing the time on the train or in a waiting room began to take on a new urgency.
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They also mean thousands of hospital visits: Last year, 17,000 patients flooded the waiting room with complaints of dry coughs or symptoms of respiratory distress syndrome.
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A memoir about death by malignant melanoma is definitely not good waiting-room reading in a dermatologist's office, so I studied the posters on the walls.
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They also mean thousands of hospital visits: Last year, 290,2400 patients flooded the waiting room with complaints of dry coughs or symptoms of respiratory distress syndrome.
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In recent years, people have complained about Fox News playing in doctors' offices and hospitals, leading one waiting room in California to block the network temporarily.
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"I told him, 'Yo Mike, I have a beautiful image and it's an awesome statement, but it won't fit in the waiting room,'" Mr. Oyague recalled.
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Doctor on Demand highlights the CDC's recommendation of participating in video consultations rather than in-person visits to reduce exposure to germs in a waiting room.
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It felt more like a Wetherspoons pub (a downmarket chain across the UK) or a hospital waiting room than a first class airline lounge to me.
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An attacker shot dead six people sitting in a waiting room at a hospital in the northeastern Czech city of Ostrava on Tuesday, the government said.
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In the waiting room, Friends plays on the TV. Even before they sit down, though, patients are confronted with reminders that this place is under threat.
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Unable to find a seat in the office's crowded waiting room after about three hours, Ms. Headley sat on the floor next to her son's stroller.
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The goal is to eliminate the hassle of trips to the dermatologist, long waits in the waiting room and the general displeasure of visiting a pharmacy.
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On an August morning, a list of the names for the day's cases was tacked onto the wall of a waiting room: Manzares, Martínez, Mendoza, Misa.
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Getting a 'smart arm' Johnson smiles and lights up the waiting room at OrthoCarolina Reconstructive Center for Lost Limbs, which is run by Loeffler and Gaston.
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You can also set up a "Waiting room," in which each user has to be individually approved by the host to be allowed into the meeting.
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As I lost myself in the details of cancer stages, chemotherapy regimens, and blood cell counts, an argument was simultaneously stirring in the patient waiting room.
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Prior to his preliminary heat, Phelps was in the waiting room as his rival, South African swimmer Chad le Clos, was dancing in front of him.
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He's kind of hanging around looking hopeful, so I've put him in the waiting room where I keep old copies of The Economist that nobody has read.
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In addition to managing everything from appointments to your waiting room, the company is working on improving communication channels between doctors and patients, and between multiple practitioners.
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Atmospheric music was always playing in her waiting room, which offered copies of Psychology Today and a Buddha Board that Sarah was always afraid to draw on.
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In Once More We Saw Stars, Greene recalls the painful hours he and his family sat in the hospital waiting room, bracing for the worst possible news.
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The ability to advocate on another's behalf—or for yourself for that matter—in a doctor's office or waiting room isn't just an exercise in gaining understanding.
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The two were then instructed to get closer and closer while the other women watched what was happening on a screen in the waiting room in horror.
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"You need to wait at least a year to get an appointment with an ophthalmologist," Dupas, a former secretary and salesperson, told Reuters in the waiting room.
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But later she posted a video and numerous photos, including a selfie with Swift, who was wearing a simple black dress and smiling, in the waiting room.
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Guards formed two lines—I was in the middle—and we marched out of the visiting room search area to the door of the execution waiting room.
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After we'd sat in a waiting room where we were the only non-white people for about 20 minutes, Rico decided it was better to just leave.
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Maybe this is what I do to take care of myself, what the people in the waiting room do to take care of themselves: We trade stories.
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The doc's pager went off, and he wouldn't leave Poke at his place, so he drove him to the hospital and stuck him in the waiting room.
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A big plus: The refurbished timber that lines the waiting room serves as a brilliant acoustic backdrop for the jazz trios that play here on Saturday nights.
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Down the hall, patients were presumably making the trip, in that cycle familiar to us all, from the waiting room to the exam room and finally home.
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I passed level 13 in my doctor's waiting room before an appointment, which was a follow-up for abnormal heart palpitations I'd had, likely due to stress.
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One of the most heart-wrenching examples is the plight of The Princess and the Frog's Tiana and her mother, seen entering a "colored only" waiting room.
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The Waiting Room ($15), concocted by Mr. Trummer's son, Jakob (also a bartender there), is made with tequila, cherry tomato, basil, balsamic vinegar, lime and habanero elixir.
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In the CityMD waiting room, I requested a face mask to comply with signs asking for patients with a cough and/or fever to put one on.
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At West Somerset's Castle Cary Station, there's a nice little waiting room with neatly arranged tourist information leaflets extolling the virtues of tandem-riding through leafy lanes.
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There's the aforementioned issue of testing availability, and also the risk you, a person potentially infected with the virus, pose to everyone sitting in the waiting room.
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What they conjure is an ocean of images and noises, meant to urge the isolated souls in that infernal waiting room into describing life as it was.
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Prime Minister Andrej Babis told Czech Television the shootings occurred at close range in the waiting room, while Health Minister Adam Vojtech said six people had died.
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In exchange for tattoos of cotton flowers or abolitionist leaders, patrons recorded a video discussing the history behind their selections, which were shown in the waiting room.
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Czech Republic: In the country's deadliest shooting since 1873, a gunman killed six people on Tuesday in a hospital waiting room in the eastern city of Ostrava.
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"You'd hear a child screaming in the waiting room, but by the time you got there they'd be dead," he told NHK television in an October program.
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She settled in the V.I.P. waiting room, and unloaded a whole household there: carpets, potted palms, a silver tea set, Nepali servants in livery, glossy Great Danes.
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So my family and I all just sat in the waiting room and prayed and waited all day long for him to come out of brain surgery.
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We went straight to A&E, but because it was a weekend and the NHS is destroyed, we had to stay in the waiting room all night.
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When a victim's terrified parents overhear the docs discussing it, they tell their other loved ones in the waiting room, who channel all their fear into righteous anger.
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And now, in today's session — two months after the Dude's girlfriend became a fixture in the waiting room — Charlotte has pronounced again that I'm going to kill her.
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You don't dedicate a chunk of a series finale to an afterlife waiting room, if the show isn't wondering at its very core what we're all waiting for.
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This was also appreciated by a guy named Clint, who I met in a hospital waiting room recently while my girlfriend was getting a stuck contact lens removed.
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Under the draft plan, the country, which is pushing to enter the two-year waiting room for euro zone membership, is seeking to keep balanced budgets through 2022.
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Afterward, I give him a quick breastfeed in the waiting room to calm him down, and he's back to his usual smiling, giggling self in a few minutes.
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Towler, 47, is no stranger to the clinic's chaotic waiting room, so he quietly took his place against the back wall as various patients filtered through the clinic.
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If you're of a certain age, you may remember flipping through the classic children's magazine Highlights while in the waiting room of your doctor's office, many years ago.
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Once in the waiting room of the courthouse, both inmates asked permission to go to the bathroom from the two guards who were supposed to be watching them.
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By generating revenue through a membership model, the company can ensure that vets have enough time with each patient and simultaneously minimize wait times in the waiting room.
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As I sat in the waiting room while my wife did all the hard work, I had a lot of time to watch the staff coming and going.
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When it opened in 1913, the grand 18-story office tower, its cavernous waiting room fronted by looming Corinthian columns, was the tallest rail station in the world.
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Still, she's my mom, and her presence turned out to be exactly what I needed while sitting in the cold, sterile waiting room 45 minutes before my surgery.
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The ECB's asset quality review and stress tests are part of Sofia's efforts to join the banking union and the "waiting room" for euro zone membership this year.
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Alex Andrews's mother, Terri Jean, remembers watching the presidential inauguration in a hospital waiting room as her son recovered in the intensive care unit from his third surgery.
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As the dispute goes on, at the Royal London Hospital the accident and emergency (A&E) waiting room is stuffed with runny noses and other non-urgent cases.
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He's surprisingly sweet — maybe the most since we've seen him — pretending to be Ruth's husband to save her from feeling judged by other people in the waiting room.
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CNN attempted to contact Isidro by phone and by visiting his office, where two stacks of PBA and Nuedexta pamphlets sat on a table in the waiting room.
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From the waiting room, the dad could hear the whirr of the stationary bicycle and the sound of their voices, his silent companion from the car suddenly talkative.
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When I was trying to buy Harry Styles tickets for my sister this morning, I got errored out during both the waiting room process and the payment process.
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But in the waiting room I put my phone number as my last name, and my boyfriend and my housemates noticed I was pale and frowning a lot.
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Though he appeared to be less intoxicated some four hours later and left, he apparently went into the bathroom of the waiting room and started drinking hand sanitizer.
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The mom said she was told she could go with her son to the waiting room, but she declined, as her daughter wanted her there during the procedure.
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Tuesday night, the emergency ward at Kingston Hospital in southwestern London looked more like an airport lounge than a hospital, with patients sprawled out in the waiting room.
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In the end, she's left sitting in the waiting room at a fertility clinic in hopes of honoring his one last request: that they have a baby together.
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On the day of Mr. Dalman's surgery, the same physician assistant injected a local anesthetic, then instructed Mr. Dalman to return to the waiting room, Mr. Dalman said.
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The hospital staff frantically tried to quiet everyone, she said, ordering people in the packed waiting room to lie on the floor while the lights were turned off.
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My kids and I have a blast laughing with each other when we look at funny dog memes on my phone while we're in the therapist's waiting room.
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A security guard wearing a shirt with the company logo and the words " SECRET SERVICE " showed me to the waiting room, a meticulous replica of the Oval Office.
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Last year more than a million people traded the waiting room for the comfort of their own couch—which sure beats thumbing through a sad collection of creased magazines.
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When the three remaining defenders return to the police station to greet their comrades in the waiting room, Foggy and Karen start crying when they realize Matt isn't coming.
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The Justice Ministry refused CNN access to what they call the "repatriation waiting room," citing security concerns, but Muhammed filmed the area to show us where he is living.
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Sitting in the waiting room of St. Luke's Hospital shortly after she moved to New York, a feverish Luiselli worked through a medical questionnaire that she had been given.
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Another hospital in Oklahoma was able to reduce the amount of patients who left the waiting room without being seen (usually because its taking too long) by 55 percent.
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Doctors may also think that their patients do not want to come into the waiting room and sit next to someone with an opioid-use disorder, says Mr Stein.
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The platform will soon let you do two-person remote broadcasts, pre-schedule your streams and create a virtual waiting room for viewers and broadcast with MSQRD's face masks.
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In Brussels the EEA soon came to be seen as a transitional arrangement, a waiting room for countries that had yet to persuade their voters to support EU membership.
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Punctuality is not my forte, and despite my attempts to be on time, there had been some occasions when I came to the waiting room a few minutes late.
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Re-branding itself as a place where under-represented groups — people of color, immigrants and women — can thrive economically is the key to changing Florida's "God's waiting room" reputation.
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Under the plan, the country, which hopes to enter the two-year obligatory waiting room for euro zone membership in 2019, plans to balance its budget as of 2020.
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A young mom carrying her infant in one arm with a baby bag swung over the opposite shoulder enters the waiting room while her own mother follows close behind.
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The same thing would happen, sitting in those ugly waiting-room chairs, early mornings before work, CNN squawking on an overhead flat-screen, dated copies of People magazine everywhere.
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Someone called 911, he was taken to the psychiatric emergency room at Erie County Medical Center, and a waiting room there is where he lived until early this summer.
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The news elicited cries of joy among relatives in the waiting room, and a celebration of hugs and impromptu dancing that resembled "a Carnival street party," Ms. Soares said.
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You might also want to ask how the practice handles children who are not adequately immunized, and whether they are kept out of the waiting room when they're sick.
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"If you have a child who is at risk for serious complications of certain infections, like flu, you don't want them waiting in the waiting room," Dr. Jackson said.
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Though it's underground, he had designers put curtains over softly lit walls to mimic windows, and in the upstairs waiting room, potted orchids were placed on marble-topped tables.
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There's nothing worse than having your name called out in a waiting room and everyone turns around to see where the bald Irish singer is, just to be disappointed.
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Ms. Leigh followed the clinic project with "Waiting Room" at the New Museum in 2016, which looked at various healing environments and explored the social inequalities in health care.
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Sunk a few steps below the hotel lobby and dominated by a view of the Central Park skyline, the space is an awkward combination of destination and waiting room.
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In the waiting room patients are given a form to sign that briefly outlines their rights under HIPAA, but little — if anything — is mentioned about HIPAA-compliant wearable devices.
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It reminded me of the poster in my doctor's waiting room, the one informing us that herbal tea is the first remedy to try when we have a cold.
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Most dealerships aren't going to become destinations the same way Tesla and Apple stores are, but it's clearly beneficial to upgrade the waiting room experience from its typical purgatory.
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She also conveys the likelihood that "the waiting room/gallery of Meatyard's own business, Eyeglasses of Kentucky" taught him as much as he learned from his friends and mentors.
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In the most emotionally gripping moment of the night, Kristen's mother (despite being in the waiting room) refuses to come see her daughter and support her while she's in labor.
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We [musicians] live in a pretty ephemeral world — we don't get to perform heart surgery and get to see the relief on the faces of families in the waiting room.
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The overly air-conditioned waiting room, the high-pitched scream of the ultrasonic scaler, the fluorescent light in your eyes, the possible news of a cavity—the list goes on.
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The Balkan country, a European Union member since 2007, had aimed to join the bloc's banking union and the two-year "waiting room" for euro zone membership together in July.
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We arrive at the Human Neuroimaging Laboratory past security card doors and a lobby, which, like any other medical lobby, has a pile of magazines on the waiting room table.
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Rivero, a freckle-faced 113-year-old, shut her eyes and gripped her seat in a waiting room at the Hospital Universitario Erasmo Meoz in the Colombian city of Cúcuta.
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Passengers recount the crash "It went up and over the bumper block, through the depot ... and came to rest at the wall by the waiting room," worker Mike Larson said.
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Yet despite the discomfort I'm in and the hours I've spent in and out of this waiting room, all I can think about is the hideous state of my cuticles.
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She did not come in too early, which allowed her to avoid meeting other people in the waiting room and thus to keep pretending that she was my only patient.
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They said the two men argued and as Guanill used his cane to get up and try to leave the waiting room, Lewelling pulled him back down and assaulted him.
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One day, bored in the waiting room at a car-repair shop, I found a copy of something called MAD magazine buried underneath old sticky copies of TIME and PEOPLE.
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The new tool should also be open for countries that are locked into the Exchange Rate Mechanism II - the two-year waiting room for joining the euro, the proposal said.
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He recalls sitting in the waiting room as another candidate, a strapping 6-foot, 280-pound lineman for the Philadelphia Eagles, was ruled 4-F—medically unfit for military service.
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Wafting out of artist Simone Leigh's in-situ apothecary, a heady mix of chamomile, lavender, hibiscus and other natural remedies sets the tone for The Waiting Room, her new residency.
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Schumer shared the news along with a photo of her and her husband Chris Fischer sitting side-by-side in their pediatrician's waiting room, which was filled with children's toys.
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While I was in the waiting room, I saw before-and-afters of the non-surgical nose job he does and I was like, Oh my gosh, what is this?!
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He respects Ruth's choice and even offers to stay in the waiting room until she's done so the young woman can pick out her own post-abortion pink frosted donuts.
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Inside the impressively detailed waiting room, complete with magazines and inspirational posters, a no-nonsense secretary told me to fill out an application that had some more-than-unnerving questions.
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How they break your life down into such tidy realms, making each seem tractable, because discrete, in a way they never are beyond the white noise of the waiting room.
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After a separation In the waiting room of Dr. Julie Linton's office, a 2-year-old boy sat on the floor and refused to let go of his mother's leg.
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Thirty minutes later and two miles away, I walked into the waiting room of the local ER. I was hoping to find the victim, to hear his side of things.
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We asked few people who go years—or who have gone years—without scheduling an appointment with a general practitioner to explain what keeps them out of the waiting room.
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Contrary to claims often made by anti-abortion groups that abortion is "the easy way out," none of the women in the waiting room are getting abortions out of convenience.
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There are expensive chairs in the waiting room, underneath a large poster of the Louis Vuitton logo —but the strong stench of disinfectant is the same as in any clinic.
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However, when she found herself sitting in a 8-by-8-foot hospital waiting room, anxious and almost naked in a hospital gown, she reconsidered the benefits of self-reliance.
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"We voiced our concerns for how often we should be wiping down the waiting room, and we went out and wiped the remote and newspaper," one of the nurses said.
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Whereas "August" is projected in a standard black-box space apart from the fake waiting-room installation, "Looking Pretty for God" is inside it and even has Chinese-language subtitles.
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The Checkup As cold season and flu season settle in, many parents worry about taking children to the doctor's office, and sitting in a waiting room full of sick children.
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"The banking union and the euro zone's waiting room should happen on one and the same day," Borissov told reporters on the sidelines of an European Union summit in Brussels.
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When you walk into the Arlington Women's Center, you see a spacious waiting room with artwork on the wall, maroon chairs, and a friendly receptionist sitting at the front desk.
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Over the years, Mr. Oyague had painted various murals at the shop, and he had been planning to redo the waiting room a few weeks ago at Mr. Vargas' request.
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"What's not great about a company that keeps building?" he said, seated in a huge tent the company erected in the parking lot as a kind of makeshift waiting room.
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After Tiny had pushed his wife back out to the waiting room, he and the doctor would have these small private conferences in the doctor's office, behind a closed door.
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He was sitting on a waiting room sofa when he picked up The Times of India and read that 700 of his co-workers had been detained the night before.
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The practice has gone all in on perks: Its waiting room, renamed a "patient lounge," features a waterfall and fireplace, with spa music and essential oils diffusing in the air.
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In the corner of the waiting room sits a "patient pod" consisting of a computer, a blood pressure machine and scale, for people to measure their vitals in their own time.
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Inside, past the waiting room where impatient children entertained themselves while their parents waited nervously, a jovial immigration officer with a thick Boston accent asked Van Vuuren a string of questions.
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I'm at a New York City heliport in a waiting room so packed with people that the obviously overwhelmed staff are struggling to move through the crowd to check everyone in.
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Since the show must go on, the ASAs are still happening, so they watch it on the waiting room TV to see who won the godforsaken Song of the Year Award.
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At the Natick Mall in Natick, Massachusetts, the women's restrooms include a waiting room with a chandelier, makeup stations and two private changing/nursing rooms with a lounge chair and outlets.
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When we arrived at the M2 hospital, we were immediately escorted underground, and I walked into a waiting room filled with injured patients of all ages being triaged and tended to.
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Facebook is helping broadcasters plan and promote their Live streams ahead of time, and assemble their audiences in a waiting room so they have viewers the second the camera starts rolling.
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An empty waiting room populated by just three people takes a turn from weird to weirder, as a series of events results in a death, a birth, and a snack attack.
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For the Haunted Mansion, you should "aim for the spot under the portrait of the woman holding a pink parasol" when you're escorted in to the indoor pre-show waiting room.
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That skit, in turn, was based on Bannon's Time magazine cover, which reportedly made Trump insanely jealous, because he's the only person who reads Time outside of a dentist's waiting room.
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He introduced me to M. Saint Laurent, M. Ferré, M. Lacroix—the last big names in this industry—and we would pass M. Lesage in the waiting room and say, ' Salut!
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I don't usually let my daughter play with the germ-covered toys in doctors' waiting rooms, so I bought a popular waiting room toy for her to play with at home.
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But the waiting room happy hour could be coming to an end in Texas; a bill in the state Senate aims to make it illegal to offer booze to patients. Killjoys.
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I remember that they made significant others or people who had come to the appointment with the patients wait in the waiting room, so we could speak with the physicians alone.
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It was then that I walked through a waiting room of blue masks and experienced one of the most crushing moments of this experience, a moment that truly embodied this saga.
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When I finish an operation, my first stop is the surgical waiting room where I meet with family and friends of my patient and let them know the surgery is complete.
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But while infection control in the waiting room and the exam room are important, the best ways to protect your child actually go back well before that trip to the doctor.
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I love how comfortable my patients and their families are in the waiting room and how at times they use it to talk, do homework or just hang on their iPads.
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The Artist's Life THERE'S A SCENE in the first season of "The Sopranos" where Tony's sitting in the waiting room of his therapist's office, transfixed by a painting of a barn.
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You think of the woman who rode the subway from Queens and spent three hours in the ice box of a waiting room on 166th Street to get her intravenous infusion.
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Recently, in a waiting room before practice, the North Koreans and their coach rolled their gloves into a ball and played an impromptu game of soccer to get their bodies limber.
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Along the route two women were waiting to pay their final respects to a colleague, who had been shot dead while in a waiting room outside the main hall of Parliament.
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Coming out of her office Monday afternoon, Spanberger caught a glimpse of the Squad on the TV in her waiting room, holding a news conference to respond to the president's tweets.
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Schaffner said that way you can get a prescription for antiviral medication to reduce your sick time and, by staying home, you won't spread the bug around the doctor's waiting room.
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In the ninth-floor waiting room of the federal building in Manhattan, where ICE check-ins take place, the worry among people of all ages and nationalities was palpable last month.
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I howled in the waiting room, clutching my husband, as the heads of pregnant Afghan women and their husbands bowed around us, uncomfortable with seeing a married couple touch in public.
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"Oh no Tyler, don&apost say that out loud," said one contestant who was watching the critiques in a waiting room backstage, having already made it through to the next round.
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After hearing that there were patients who were alive but not yet identified, they held out hope — until a doctor arrived in the waiting room to read out those patients' names.
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Still, as I sat in the ER waiting room at Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, watching a woman vomit into a plastic bag, I found it difficult to muster up too much acrimony.
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With three tiny glass-topped tables and plastic chairs staggered near the front door, the atmosphere suggests a pop-up restaurant in a dentist office waiting room (on a cubicle mate's birthday).
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