You can walk up there, of course you can walk up there.
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You walk up, and the moment you walk up, they can pull out a gun and shoot you.
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The walk-up song The key to any successful campaign rally is making your presence known with a walk-up song.
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"The building is a walk-up, but I don't have to walk up, so it's like living in a luxury building," he said.
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I walk up to a vending machine and I chat to get a coke or I walk up to a restaurant and I chat to order a burger.
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"Instead of walking out of school on March 14, encourage students to walk up — walk up to the kid who sits a lone [sic] at lunch and invite him to sit with your group; walk up to the kid who sits quietly in the corner of the room and sit next to her, smile, and say Hi; walk up to the kid who causes disturbances in class and ask what he is doing; walk up to your teachers and thank them; walk up to someone who has different views than you and get to know them — you may be surprised at how much you have in common," she wrote in her message, which went viral.
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"He'll always walk up from this direction, and he'll just walk up and drop it on the little doorknob and walk away, every single time that's all he does," Morrison told KOB 4.
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She really doesn't want to walk up all those stairs.
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I walk up the staircase to the plane's cargo bay.
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Here's how it works: you walk up to the bar.
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I don't have to walk up and down the aisles.
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Do you walk up to the road and circle back?
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Do people walk up to you and say "Nudge, Nudge"?
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A walk up from the docks traces this ethnic geography.
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He could not speak or walk up until three weeks ago.
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I mean — even his walk up to the stage is iconic!
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I'd walk up to the bike and it just wouldn't respond.
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You simply walk up to the car and touch the handle.
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I felt so bad I had to walk up a hill.
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You would never walk up to a stranger and hug them.
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A reporter and a cameraman from BET walk up to them.
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Each year, the two of them walk up there with flowers.
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They work the day shift and live in walk-up apartments.
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I walk up to him and I said, 'Who is it?
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"I walk up and down the aisles and scan," he said.
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If a group of guys walk up, that's usually a 'no.
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I saw blood drops on the stairs I walk up everusay.
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But it was so adorable watching him walk up the upstairs.
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Friends and family walk up to congratulate Colwell on his success.
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It was also on the sixth floor of a walk-up.
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New features will include walk-up windows and different seating arrangements.
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"Living in a walk-up keeps me in shape," he said.
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A couple of hours later, I started hearing these reports that they wanted me to walk up -- here&aposs a podium here -- they wanted me to walk up and go like this -- whatever happened to fair press?
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It can autonomously open doors and walk up stairs in any terrain.
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I walk up to the 3093rd floor and browse the Haberdashery section.
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She anticipates, that with walk-up applicants, that number could easily double.
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You walk up to it, pick up a pen, and start writing.
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We walk up the steps and enjoy the view for a bit.
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The poor family from downstairs had to walk up and find him.
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The walk up to the top after you slide, not so much.
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When we walk up the stairs, what are we going to say?
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So, yeah, it's a far cry from your fourth-floor walk-up.
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"That's perfect, because I don't mind a walk-up," Ms. Yang said.
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Sometimes she's even surprised by the people who walk up to play.
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But the truth is ... Did you actually walk up to the house?
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Too hot to walk up stairs, let alone do any serious exercise.
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The walk-up building contained 29 units, according to public property records.
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I walk up behind him and rub my crotch against his ass.
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I'm a hockey fan ... Anyone would want to walk up to him.
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Or see how Fido might walk up to a stranger in tears?
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I feel a little scared as I walk up to him. 'Jack?
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You can walk up the stairs, you can walk down the stairs.
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Passersby walk up and down the sidewalk in front of the market.
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Once downstairs, he told them to walk up and down the street.
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From there, you can walk up the Rue de Ménilmontant's gentle slope.
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We walk up to the border services desk at Pearson, booth ten.
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BRESCH: SO WHEN YOU WALK UP TO A COUNTER, I THINK THAT IT'S FAIR TO SAY ANY TIME YOU'RE SHOPPING FOR ANYTHING, YOU KNOW WHAT THAT PRODUCT IS GOING TO COST WHEN YOU WALK UP TO THE COUNTER.
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Then we would develop two mirror-image four-unit walk-up residential buildings.
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I told her I couldn't walk up the escalator because of my dog.
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I would never walk up to you and say those words to you.
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I felt guilty paying cash for my one-bedroom walk-up in Williamsburg.
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"They'll find the birds, and then we'll walk up to it," he said.
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Tourists walk up and down the Sossusvlei dunes in Namib-Naukluft National Park.
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You walk up to the door and you don't go into the bank.
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Would you walk up to me and ask this straight to my face?
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"You don't just walk up here; I have a triathlon coach," said Blanco.
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I hope somebody doesn't walk up to my table and say, 'We're sorry.
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You can't just walk up to the blinds and open or close them.
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"It's not just me, thousands walk up that dump every day," he says.
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They walk up to me and say it — 'Hey coach, just say it.
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So they advocate for increasingly draconian laws that walk up to that line.
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It was safer to use a drone than walk up to the vehicle.
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We cross the street, walk up to a club called Traffic and enter.
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Specifically, I thought, how would the walk-up music of baseball games sound?
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I decided to walk up to one of them and ask for myself.
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Walk Up to someone today and be the change you want to see!
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If it breaks down, I have to walk up and down the steps.
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People would walk up to me, look at me and then walk away.
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Around 50 young men salute us as we walk up to the patio.
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A renovated walk-up attic has two bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitchenette.
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We're living in a five-floor walk up on the Upper West Side.
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She can't walk up the steps no more, she has to be carried.
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I watched her walk up to the reception, then someone escorted her away.
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The third-floor walk-up, in a converted church building, rented for $2003,500.
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The walk-up rates for lift tickets would have run more than $1,000.
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Additionally, its Boeing Co 777-300ER planes will have a walk-up bar.
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The home, a sixth-floor walk-up, was run-down and sparsely furnished.
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Or she might walk up to you slowly, reach out and hug you.
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Don't walk up to the host stand or bar while on your phone.
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I don't just walk up to people and say you're doing it wrong.
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Eliminate walk-up songs except for the first batter in each inning; 2248.
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But her new building has more amenities — and it isn't a walk-up.
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Now lives: In a two-bedroom walk-up apartment in the East Village.
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Sometimes neighborhood kids, elementary-school age, walk up and tag him into a game.
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"It makes you cry to walk up the stairs to see that," he said.
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On board, police walk up and down ordering Uighurs to open their luggage again.
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Every single time we walk up to a patient, everything is on the line.
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Even if she didn't know you, she'd walk up as if she knew you.
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I walk up to the Eco Park and then meander back to the hostel.
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I live alone in a one-bedroom apartment in a five-flight walk-up.
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That I walk up to Clint Eastwood and do Clint Eastwood for Clint Eastwood?
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You can clearly see him walk up and calmly sit while planning his attack.
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Ben also used his wife's music for his walk-up song on the field.
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Never walk up to someone and tell them how much better they could look.
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Once inside, we walk up a muddy path – the main artery through the camp.
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Walk up to a cow and the worst you'll get is an inquisitive moo.
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Then walk up that bridge rail… and let your cape blow in the wind.
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You could walk up to anybody and say, 'You want to get it on?
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Home is a third-story walk-up directly under the roof, and it's hot.
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We walk up to the apartment and we went there to photograph the home.
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If you like to ride down things you can't walk up, it's a hit.
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And no one liked the fact that it was a fifth-floor walk-up.
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You wouldn't walk up to a woman in real life and say that ever.
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There was yellow tape, and I could not actually walk up to the car.
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You must know how to walk up to the line but not cross it.
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Parra, whose popularity increased after using "Baby Shark" as his walk-up song, batted .
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It would also destroy another cemetery and chapel a short walk up the road.
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The walk-up has eight large two-bedroom apartments, of which five are vacant.
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They visited one more prewar walk-up, on East 9th Street, listed at $2,325.
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As dusk fell, the young man suggested we take a walk up the mountain.
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Then, finally, he began the walk up the hill toward the clubhouse locker room.
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They began at a small, renovated walk-up condo building on East 124th Street.
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"I live very close; it's a 10-minute walk up the hill," she said.
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The elevator is ancient and balky, and so the family walk up and down.
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That allowed for an easy walk up the 137th with a four-shot lead.
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Here you walk up a slight slope — and then downward for more parklike effect.
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The couple live on the fifth floor of an Upper East Side walk-up.
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Still, there's a lot to like when you walk up to a Ram pickup.
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The first was a $2,100 studio in a walk-up building on Grove Street.
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I mean, that's never fun to walk up and see somebody you just drilled.
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This is a walk-up building, and the unit is on the second floor.
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This hashtag refers to achievements like being able to walk up stairs without getting breathless.
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Dodd, it should be noted, lives in a walk-up on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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"When you would just walk up on my porch you would smell it," she said.
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Eventually, he was able to walk up the stairs without being completely out of breath.
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In Manhattan, the family lived in a fifth-floor walk-up with a single bathroom.
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But Jackson didn't have to walk up to the doors of his new school alone.
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"The only thing Ms. Ruszczyk did was walk up to the police car," she said.
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Do I walk up to a random person and go 'Yo, you like Dark Souls?
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They walk up to the associate and they say: Are you going to be okay?
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His walk-up song is "Whom Shall I Fear," by Chris Tomlin, a Christian artist.
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Meanwhile, I can't walk up the stairs to my apt without being like #Coachella pic.twitter.
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You can drive alongside it (take Paisano Drive) and walk up to it in places.
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"It was really hard to walk up the stairs to get my sons," she says.
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Couples walk up it and leave love locks on the metal bars at the top.
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Customers have long loved the Taco Bell for its walk-up window and oceanside patio.
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Steinem reportedly paid $1.1 million for the apartment, which is a third-floor walk-up.
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If she hears somebody saying something that's not nice, she'll walk up and politely intervene.
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For more, just walk up Institutska Street, which runs along the square towards Ukraine's parliament.
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"You could say he died of a three-story unheated walk-up," Mr. Healy said.
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You might walk up to a depressed cockroach or a giant rock thinking about sleep.
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These days, thousands of people a day simply walk up to the border and surrender.
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I have people walk up to me and say, 'Hey, I'm a citizen of Flavortown.
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Meghan Gerard and Ellis Rosen shared a fourth-floor walk-up in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
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Then take the elevator to the 25th floor and walk up the remaining three flights.
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A larger Inwood apartment, also for $1,750 a month, was a fifth-floor walk-up.
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On Friday and Saturday nights, customers can even buy them through a walk-up window.
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Ordinary Americans don't just walk up to the window and buy a seat for $28.50.
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They looked at a 10-unit walk-up building on a tree-lined Chelsea street.
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Ask Real Estate Q. I live in a small walk-up in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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The walk up to the replica chapel at Bronner's is a celebration of Christian internationalism.
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I prayed, 'God, please don't let my daughter have to walk up the aisle alone.
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"I might walk up and down the avenue," he said, gesturing to the street outside.
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They don't let you walk up the stairs with anyone except for their designated people.
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"Oh, I don't think you'd wanna go, you'd have to walk up stairs," Trudeau quips.
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Kanye's oeuvre could almost be regarded as a catalog of sports walk-up songs. Sen.
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If a new person came in, I'd always walk up to them and start talking.
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It was as easy as making a ladybird walk up the stem of a leaf.
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I walk up to the person, trying to figure out a polite way to ask.
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Appealing to "missing white voters" is just like trying to walk up a down escalator.
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I walk up to the front of the church and take the communion bread and wine.
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And we were like, we're staying in our East Village apartment, our fifth-floor walk up.
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"You walk up to a fully fueled rocket ... standing erect on a launch pad," says Garriott.
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The people, usually if they walk up for a photograph, they&aposre ready to do it.
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There are sixteen studios in our walk-up building, plus communal classroom, kitchen, and outdoor space.
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Walk up to the door, face ID recognizes you and when you're done, you check out.
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Then we walk up to a big gathering space, and the social happens for several hours.
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When TVs were first invented, people had to walk up to the screens to change channels.
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I'd heard it and risen to watch him walk up, but, asleep, I'd been too slow.
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Walk up those moving stairs and marvel at how much more quickly you reach your destination.
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She had to say, "no more", because her ability to walk up the steps was gone.
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If your building doesn't have an elevator, make sure you specify that it's a walk-up.
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If too many people try to walk up long escalators, it ends up making congestion worse.
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So forget a quick jog up your third floor walk up with your newly motorized bike.
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I stay in a second-floor apartment, and I can't walk up and down the stairs.
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"I tried to walk up and be cool about it, but I couldn't breathe," she says.
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I want not to be in pain every time I walk up a flight of stairs.
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Fans filed out in droves, heads down, slow walk up the aisles courtesy of Diana Taurasi.
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Like, let me walk up out this office and do what I'm supposed to be doing.
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"When I walk up Primrose Hill with my eyes closed, I'm in the Dreamtime," he says.
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Why it teems with people—content, sated, relaxed—every time I walk up its dark stairs.
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Everyone should take a walk up to the lighthouse at Tallow Beach — the earlier the better.
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"It's not like I can just walk up to Hertz and rent a car," he said.
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Her share, in a small walk-up building, was a bit less than $1,100 a month.
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Stein would walk up to actors and speak the lines and make the gestures alongside them.
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As you walk up the stairs onto the plane, you'll see its two-person divan couch.
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"I can walk up to four miles consecutively on one charge of the battery," he said.
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The donuts are great, they have a drive-through, and they also have a walk-up.
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There's no rules, no security looking at you, saying you can't walk up to that player.
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As passengers walk up a long corridor toward the terminal, she stands and looks at them.
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Their duplex, with a spiral staircase, occupied the top floors of a small walk-up building.
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I turn off my hearing aids and walk up to walls, touch them with my fingers.
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He was fine with its location on the top two floors of a walk-up building.
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I occasionally walk up to the circle of benches at the south end of Literary Walk.
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One of those places was Tacos Villa Corona, a small walk-up counter in Atwater Village.
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Anytime I walk up now, it's, 'Hey, Big Time,' and then I start sweating and stuff.
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As you walk up to the table, they are just finishing up a VERY heated argument.
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Still, Michael Bokrezion lived next door in their fifth-floor West Village walk-up apartment building.
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For days after the fires, friends would walk up the driveway and help him bury sheep.
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It's near my apartment so I walk up, stopping at the ATM to get cash out.
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A walk-up attic has an A-shaped finished room and additional storage under the eaves.
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She was heavily intoxicated, and the driver helped her walk up the stairs to her apartment.
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"It's not like somebody would just walk up to you and shoot you for no reason."
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And then, once you walk up to them they suit you up with like ... Same thing.
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Walk up to fellow partier with your coat buttoned-up: 'Hi, want to see a magic trick?
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"She or he will walk up to this thing and feel that joy of discovery," Nye said.
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Under the new regime, passengers are asked not to walk up two escalators at the busy station.
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At about 20 pounds, I would not recommend this bike for anyone with a walk-up apartment.
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Waymo's self-driving cars will react cautiously since pedestrians often walk up to a median and wait.
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I leave the bike by the Martello tower and walk up the beach towards the abandoned village.
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Up where they walk, up where they run, up where they stay all day in the sun?
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Customer feedback was positive as additional space, walk-up bars, and a quiet ride all pleased flyers.
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We walk up to a mezzanine below the vaulted ceiling where sits an array of cardio equipment.
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Ms. Burke had been living in Harlem, paying $1,333 a month for a two-bedroom walk-up.
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"One time I witnessed Morgan walk up to an intern and start massaging her" shoulder, he said.
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She wanted a sunny apartment on the top floor of a walk-up building with prewar charm.
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"She was the first client who actually requested a fifth- or sixth-floor walk-up," he said.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Recently, I was expecting a delivery to my fourth-floor walk-up apartment.
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"I had a few people walk up to me and try to give me money," he said.
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My apartment is a fifth-floor walk-up (that means no elevator and four flights of stairs).
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Overall, this bike is a convenient option for big-city commuters who live in walk-up apartments.
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Back then you could simply walk up to the convention center, buy a badge, and stroll inside.
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You can't shrimp and play guard on an incline, you can't wall walk up on a slope.
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Buchan holds my hand while I try to walk up and over a tiny hill of sand.
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In Andante, various animated characters walk up and down the piano to help students visualize musical motion.
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He said they often walk up to the first U.S. officials they find to ask for help.
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The venue was a four-story walk up, with No Vacancy II dominating the top two floors.
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I would ride the subway and walk up to little kids, but that didn't look so good.
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I followed a sign that advertised Te Motu Vineyard as a short walk up a gravel road.
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"You can walk up 15 minutes beforehand and ask for a deal on a single," he said.
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"I was in a fifth-floor walk-up, and that's the highest I'd gotten," Ms. Trivette said.
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He and his wife, Aaltje, took a walk up Broadway from David Geffen Hall last Thursday evening.
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I choose to live on the top floor of my walk-up apartment building to avoid flooding.
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On weekends, he would walk up and down the streets of downtown Orlando dressed in women's clothes.
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Nothing is more reassuring to patients than seeing a silver-haired doctor walk up to their bedside.
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We park in front of a three-story home, walk up the steps, and ring the bell.
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But it was a fifth-floor walk-up and almost a mile from the nearest PATH station.
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Lack of sunlight was second worst, followed by noisy streets, walk-up apartments and active construction nearby.
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The source saw her "walk up a full flight of stairs with assistance" — a sign of strength.
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When I got to the bottom, I left the tube and started to walk up the hill.
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Five of us shared a Brooklyn two-bedroom walk-up far removed from gilded Fifth Avenue towers.
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So many of life's challenges, it seems, can be handled without leaving your fourth-floor walk-up.
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"This is a massive walk up the escalation ladder," wrote Charles Lister of the Middle East Institute.
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" A 1997 Vanity Fair profile on Ellison described his childhood home as a "cramped walk-up apartment.
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Just walk up to the cashier and order yourself a wedding for the reasonable price of $600.
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I assumed viewers, anyway some, might walk up to "Untitled (Corner Piece)" and see it had sides.
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My husband, dog and I were living in a fourth-floor walk-up on East 84th Street.
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The dominant pattern is for critics to walk up to the impeachment line, but then turn around.
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So our big idea is you walk up to a mirror, you see yourself as someone else.
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As I walk up my street I see a deer cross the road, which is totally normal here.
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With these added tweaks, HAMR was able to walk up a ramp an escape from its aquatic confines.
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You're going to walk up to the edge and not dissuade someone from writing something that's not true.
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WALLACE: And if they didn&apost give you a date certain, you get up and you walk up.
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Here's the thing: Tube tops are the built-in air conditioner your fourth floor walk-up is missing.
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Can you walk up to the mother and say the words that you just typed out last week?
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You would walk up to the box, sit in it, and then bask in its potent orgone energy.
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It's a walk-up in a complex with a little over 100 apartment homes in a gated community.
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This spring, I purchased it and brought it home to the top floor of my Brooklyn walk-up.
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"I want somebody to walk up to Alexa and treat her like she has multiple personalities," Bilyeu says.
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You don't know how to just walk up to someone you don't know and spew this random compliment.
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Harvey Bullock, is squeezed into a corner, texting, when I walk up and wish him a happy birthday.
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We were lugging heavy equipment up and down a fifth-floor walk-up for a 12-hour shoot.
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Now, if I'm a malignant terrorist, I'm going to walk up and down the aisles while I'm coughing.
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They will walk up to 15 miles a day for 45 days, staying at hotels along the way.
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And yet millions of people in the developing world walk up to six hours every day for water.
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Walk up to the scroll and read as many rollbacks as you can take in before going numb.
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People walk up to me and tell me their life, and it's like, geez, thank you for sharing.
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The girl was in her casket, and I just remember watching her father walk up to her casket.
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On our walk up to our apartment complex, I ask if he'd like to attend another game together.
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"There's a real community energy—you feel like you can walk up and talk to anyone," she says.
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Sure, it was a fifth-floor walk-up with a shared bathroom and no oven, but it worked.
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Right there by the house, if you walk up through the woods, you'll come across seven coal mines.
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Your rent was $4,000 to $6,000 a month for craziness for like a walk-up in Hell's Kitchen.
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Early on, she would walk up to strangers in the park and ask them to test her products.
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And anyone can walk up and watch it play, at the Heckscher Ballfields near Tavern on the Green.
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Size: 1,280 square feet Price per square foot: $428 Indoors: The unit is a third-floor walk-up.
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To walk up the hill from the sea road is to lose your breath, and also your bearings.
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Sometimes it's nice to just walk up a mountain and look at how big this world truly is.
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For accessories, Facebook also offers self-service vending machines, and employees can walk up to the help desk.
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This was the painter Austin Eddy's one-bedroom walk-up apartment in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on a Sunday afternoon.
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"With the little one, I didn't want to have to walk up so many steps," Ms. Fenton said.
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The fourth-floor apartment, in a 2007 walk-up condominium building, was being rented out by the owner.
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There are way more casual places in LA where you can just walk up and get a bite.
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We could walk up to the bar and you could live-hear one of these guys attempt it.
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For something more substantial, head to the walk-up loncheria window serving hot dogs, hamburgers, sausage, and tostilocos.
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People sometimes walk up and touch him, as if unsure if he is a man or a machine.
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But there were several drawbacks, including its location on the top floor of a five-story walk-up.
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"I intend to walk up to the Dumpster, lift the cover off," explained Shawn G. Crowley, a prosecutor.
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Like a trusty superintendent in a Brooklyn walk-up, Facebook offered to carry keys for every lock online.
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The neighbors have no idea that living in the peach-colored walk-up is a bona fide starchitect.
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But to have a stream of random people walk up and ask to take a selfie with her?
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Ms. Lewis knew she would get a small place in a no-frills building, probably a walk-up.
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I'm inches away from the inside of my fifth-floor walk-up, without keys, phone, clothes or shoes.
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You can also now walk up to that coffee table to get a better sense of its texture.
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I lug my rug up to my third floor walk-up, order Mexican food, and eventually pass out.
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"Instead of walking out of school in March 14, encourage students to walk up," he posted on Twitter.
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"The moment in which you walk up and see the marquee is absolutely magical," said Ms. Nottage, 52.
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It also allows Chipotle to test new ways to pick up digital orders, such as walk-up windows.
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Ariel Levy at home in Manhattan, a one-bedroom walk up that she bought when she was married.
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Of course, like everything in New York, there is a catch: It is a fifth-floor walk-up.
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I walk up to the building and knocked on the door and somebody comes to let me in.
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As I duck under the wing and walk up to the cockpit, I'm struck by the expanse of glass.
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You walk up and order, building your bowl or bäco or bäcorrito or whatever you're going for that afternoon.
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It's hard to see how this becomes a reality — what if you live in a 4th floor walk-up?
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"I'll go walk up to him right now," Jenner tells Carter about Pratt, who is in the same bar.
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So you're saying that you strolling to the dispensary every day inspired you to walk up Canada's longest street?
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We find an RCMP officer, walk up to the window and say we'd like to report a suspicious incident.
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Now, being in a wheelchair, I can't walk up stairs on the naval ship or move through tight spaces.
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Walk up to the first person you see on the street, and ask them to explain something to you.
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There will also be a walk-up window outside selling pre-packed boxes of donuts and cups of coffee.
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We lived in a third-floor walk-up without a patch of dirt big enough to bury a sparrow.
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"Exercise was out of the question as I could barely walk up the stairs to my apartment," she says.
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Don't walk up to someone and impose your belief of what you think they should look like onto them.
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Aviaries are like barns, but with multiple floors at different heights that birds can fly or walk up to.
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You can walk up and down the strip into Wet Willie's and some of the other places like that.
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His home is a fourth-floor walk-up in a brownstone on Clermont Avenue, between DeKalb and Willoughby Avenues.
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Walton is a supersound sleeper, and Conley has to carry him up all three flights of our walk-up.
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"What took me 40 minutes to walk up took me nearly two days to crawl back down," he said.
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With it, you can walk up to your door and unlock it or lock it directly from your smartphone.
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My neighbors must assume I am constantly catching flights to more exotic locations than my boyfriend's walk-up apartment.
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Video surveillance of the attack shows a man walk up on the rapper and others before firing multiple shots.
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Hampstead Heath is absolutely beautiful, and we walk up the hill to get a good view of the city.
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"These are not the girls that I picked for the MTV date contest," Kendrick remarks as they walk up.
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As Aliya and Six walk up a dusty gulch towards a fractured building lighted by mysterious glyphs, Ingold continues.
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We used to walk up to the feds and talk to agents in a friendly manner unarmed and stuff.
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We see them walk up to cars when people have their hands in their air, they still shoot them.
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Journalists will often simply walk up to lawmakers, introduce themselves and start asking questions on behalf of the public.
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They also saw a small one-bedroom, on the sixth floor of a walk-up, on East 80th Street.
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He enlists Rachel and Chandler to help him move said couch into his apartment, which is a walk-up.
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Janelle Bynum in July, after a woman complained that Bynum had "no apparent reason" to walk up to houses.
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Walk up 10th Avenue toward 30th Street and you may notice someone — or rather, something — gazing down at you.
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It was a two-bedroom walk-up, on a corner Grove Street lot, and it was flooded with light.
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His first Bronx visit was to a one-bedroom for $229,000 in a walk-up building on Walton Avenue.
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To put it simply, Mr. Darcy's pond-drenched walk up to Elizabeth Bennett will seem quite tame by comparison.
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His small apartment in an East Harlem walk-up is filled with tattered pictures of Che Guevara and Castro.
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KaRon sometimes bicycles around the neighborhood, although some hills are so steep she must dismount and walk up them.
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But evidence of Mr. First's rock 'n' roll past abounds in his third-floor walk up in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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This could theoretically allow something like an AR figure to walk up your stairs or sit on a chair.
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So, nearly three years ago, they rented a one-bedroom in a walk-up there, paying $2000,2400 a month.
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It was a huge one-bedroom, with around 800 square feet, in a walk-up building with no laundry.
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The Metro-North train ride takes up to 90 minutes, and the walk up Madison Avenue adds another 20.
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The neighborhood is known for its lushly amenitized new construction, but his building is a bare-bones walk-up.
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If employees' work is ever interrupted with computer troubles, not a problem — Twitch has a walk-up IT center.
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Ms. Retzloff was living with three roommates in a walk-up above a loud bar in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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What he whimsically calls his "penthouse," a fifth-floor walk-up in central Harlem, is a few blocks farther.
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The four-floor walk-up was built in 1910 and has a mix of market and rent-stabilized apartments.
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"Audiences are skittish and they want to see you to walk up to a person live on Periscope," he said.
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MURDOCH: You walk up to me on the street, and say some of the things - you get your ass kicked.
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We walk along the path for a while and then walk up the hill – R says the view is amazing.
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I was a new mom and I could barely hold my daughter or even walk up the steps with her.
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"I put on so much weight that I could barely walk up the street without being tired," he tells PEOPLE.
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I was in California and saw that the walk-up had hot dogs, chili sauce, and coleslaw (for their BBQ).
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In two days, he'll open his first public exhibition at the top of the building, a four-story walk-up.
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Walk up to the object and take a picture without zooming and you'll see that the detail is much clearer.
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One may walk up to a wall and examine its reliefs, for instance, or observe the carvings of large Lamassu.
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Long answer: The whole thing started when outfielder Gerardo Parra used the song as his walk-up music in June.
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Many of the city's bars, restaurants, and shops have skinny walk-up entryways that make them downright inaccessible to Daniel.
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Witnesses said they saw the man walk up to the woman and shoot her before shooting himself, ABC7 NY reported.
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"The fan experience is fascinating because the fans are super, super trepidatious to walk up to me," she told PEOPLE.
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Digit can walk up and down stairs, navigate around obstacles in its path, and stay balanced even after getting bumped.
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Cue their stunned faces and understandable concerns about raising three kids in a sixth floor walk-up with two bedrooms.
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"I never expected in my life that I would walk up and see the mom how she was," Hasenjaeger says.
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"It means you are carrying a few more rocks in your rucksack as you walk up that hill," Feaver says.
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"Walk up to a ranger and ask a question," suggested Laurie Lamm, acting director of the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.
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I had to walk up 10 flights of stairs to get to my hotel room because the elevators don't work.
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My only complaint besides the locks was that you have to walk up stairs to get to the actual gym.
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This month, the museum is piloting a "Walk-Up Wednesdays" program for first-come, first-served entry once a week.
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A two-bedroom condo in a walk-up building might go for about $700,000, or about $750 per square foot.
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I live with three roommates on a fifth-floor walk up (but hey — at least we get the rooftop access!).
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As you walk up the stairs to the dining room, the first thing you see is the semi-open kitchen.
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In the latest video, SpotMini is autonomously navigating around a lab, avoiding obstacles and can walk up and down stairs.
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If you have an urgent problem that the living can't help with, you walk up the stairs of the shrine.
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She hoisted her very large manila envelope up and out of the chamber and began to walk up the ramp.
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For me it was more about the social aspect, and I think it was because of the walk-up [window].
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As I often say, if I wanted a challenge, I would just get naked and walk up Mount Everest, right?
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He would walk up and down the six-block stretch between Eastern Parkway and Empire Boulevard, reciting Scripture to himself.
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"If you walk up and down here you see the white kids walking their dogs and riding bicycles," he said.
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So if you walk up and say hello, more often than not they'll be relieved and are delighted to chat.
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Always interested in buying, Mr. Rosen checked out plenty of apartments over the years, often in small walk-up buildings.
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Sarah Shaker would have been happy to remain indefinitely in her little fourth-floor walk-up in the East Village.
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Instead, Starbucks will rely on its app for ordering ahead, drive thru in certain locations, walk up counter and delivery.
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His apartment, on the top floor of a five-story walk-up, is "the highest I've ever lived," he said.
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So me, I just walk up to the chair umpire and say: 'Look, he has missed three or four calls.
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And one of the walk-up food locations is a lunch pail that's been propped up with a giant thermos.
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In Greenwich Village, a two-bedroom in a charming walk-up was going for around $700,000, with maintenance of $1,000.
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Spot's ability to walk up and down stairs and open doors makes it uniquely qualified among these sorts of robots.
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With walk-up songs in particular, you want something catchy and powerful, something that embodies the spirit of the campaign.
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"I've reached the point in life where I don't want to walk up that many steps," said Mr. Luks, 43.
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Walk up to the Cup Noodles truck after that, and the magic of Nissin's product placement starts to reveal itself.
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On the very last take, I turned around to walk up the hill again, and I twisted my left leg.
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When I walk up to her and begin to talk, she stops, says "Wait, what?" and pulls her earphones out.
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When you walk up on a step light and that goes off, then everything goes off at the same time.
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But Tom stayed with me, quickly learning that I was willing to walk up to two miles after my meal.
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It began with the rapper making his way to the stage with Tupac's "Dear Mama" track as walk-up music.
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You're not supposed to think about these doors; you walk up to one, press a button, it opens, you keep exploring.
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So you listen to me – You never, ever walk up in my house again talking about it's okay to be average.
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The walk-up café is constructed from a pink shipping container that opens up to reveal a counter and dining patio.
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Did I really expect to walk up to the counter, declare my great-uncle's name, and have all my problems solved?
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Visitors can still walk up and down, but offenders of the sitting ban can be fined up to 400 euros ($444).
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Mr. Lowe, playing against type, turns out to be the perfect guide on wild but thoughtful walk-up to judgment day.
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It was a little intimidating to walk up to complete strangers and ask them if they were witches, but it worked.
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If you walk up to Britney Spears, having met her once, and she seems not to remember you, don't be insulted.
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Old homes, from ancient farmhouses to pre-war walk up apartment buildings, were constructed with sturdiness in mind, not wireless signals.
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The National Museum of African American History and Culture inaugurated "Walk-Up Wednesdays," a pilot program to test no-pass entry.
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And now with her walk up the famous stairs, we're guessing she's got big plans for the rest of her 2017.
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My boyfriend played hooky today to walk up a mountain, and he shows me the mushrooms and other plants he collected.
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Japanese people don't generally engage in conversations with strangers, to say nothing of American journalists who walk up to them unannounced.
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Good thing I rented a fifth-floor walk-up nearby — even though it meant leaving my husband behind in Los Angeles.
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I have to walk up and down every aisle looking at every product because I cannot recall where they are stocked.
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So when I started making my own jam last fall, I was chasing a Midwestern memory in a Brooklyn walk-up.
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With the augmented reality feature on, I could walk up to specific paintings and tap on them to get additional information.
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When you see the image, you can tap to place it into position, then walk up to it and around it.
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"It sounds like he tried to walk up and tell him 'this isn't what you want to do,'" Sheriff Knezovich said.
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If you're wearing an Apple Watch, your Mac will now be able to automatically unlock when you walk up to it.
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Kanye will walk up to the pulpit and have a conversation with Joel that will last between 20 and 30 minutes.
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Sophomore year of college, I snagged a one-bedroom at the top of a seventh-floor walk-up in Lower Manhattan.
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"I wasn't necessarily thinking about all of those things when I said that a walk-up was the way to go."
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When you get all the way to Chick-fil-A, walk up to the door, and realize it's Sunday #PhelpsFace pic.twitter.
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She lived in a fifth-floor walk-up in Murray Hill, sharing a one-bedroom apartment converted to a two-bedroom.
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" In contrast, the Jongas' dark, fifth-floor walk-up apartment has a "threadbare living room sofa" and is "full of cockroaches.
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You're saying that they don't, you're going to courier to them, they want them to walk up those flights of stairs.
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If you don't have the courage to walk up and say, 'Hey, Jack, not in my house,' you are an accomplice.
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Not sure what the big deal is, I make those same noises every time I walk up a flight of stairs.
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The idea is that if you both swipe right, you could skip the texting and just walk up to each other.
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The fourth-floor walk-up he saw in a prime West Village location was typical of those apartments: lovely but tiny.
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In a second-floor walk-up in Chinatown, the tulle had been hung, the confetti bagged and ready on each seat.
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"Glad I took my ar15 for a walk up the range today," one commenter wrote, referring to a type of firearm.
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They live in a cozy, art-filled walk-up apartment in Park Slope, with Barnabas, a tubby black and white cat.
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She made a show of each reveal, pretending to walk up the stairs, then retreating back to pose and undress again.
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When he cut class, a stranger would walk up, ask him who his family was and take him back to school.
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He said he could not walk up a flight of stairs without being out of breath and that he was exhausted.
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In the East Village, a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment with high ceilings and prewar details, in a walk-up building.
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Next we went back to his childhood home, a red three-story walk-up across the street from his elementary school.
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She got approved for a $1,650-a-month one-bedroom in a walk-up building in Inwood a few weeks later.
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On his way, he decided to climb over a woman in a mostly empty row, rather than walk up the aisle.
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He also saved up $40,000 and traded his Wall Street luxury apartment for a roommate and a walk-up in Harlem.
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You walk up to the counter and say to the guy: 'Give me a pound of whatever's about to go bad.
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"I'm very proud of this space," Mr. Le Hay said of the Prospect Heights walk-up where he moved in January.
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The building is a walk-up and has four occupied apartments: two one-bedrooms, a two-bedroom and a three-bedroom.
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"He was practically a savant," Serbin, who shared a fourth-floor walk-up downtown with Jacobs in the 260s, told me.
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But the few available apartments were renovated units in small, older walk-up buildings, and seemed expensive for what they were.
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ARTSY BUILDING It's a fifth-floor walk-up, but Paul Bowles lived in our apartment and it has lots of skylights.
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I walk up there sometimes, and sometimes I fall asleep for a half-hour, an hour, and then I come back.
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Ms. Rodriguez, 34, lives in University Heights, in a fifth-floor walk-up, just a 15-minute walk from the library.
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"If you walk up slowly, they can feel you coming from a long distance away and bury down deep," says Little.
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Perks next door: The studio, which is a walk-up, shares an owner — and amenities — with the luxury building next door.
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Walk up to a random Democrat on the Hill and almost all of them have some kind of connection to Bloomberg.
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"If we had to walk up and down more stairs, we could go to the gym a lot less," she said.
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In walk-up buildings, one-bedrooms were $230,239 and two-bedrooms, $73,27; no studios were found in walk-ups, Mr. Benaim said.
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In some developing nations, people walk up to six hours every day simply to gather enough water for their families to survive.
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I arrived at the location thinking I could just walk up to the stage and get in line to do my speech.
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Being too sore to do something as mundane as walk up a flight of stairs or sit in a chair is annoying.
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Adventures will start off conservatively, and players will walk up to the rough area that Microsoft has designated a place to play.
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Shoes off, walk up a few steps to a cozy alcove, sit around a wood-burning stove and sip a local sake.
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Hattie White, amongst other accomplishments and being super great and very tough, raised seven kids in one little walk-up in Brooklyn.
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For example, if you live in a fifth-floor walk-up in Brooklyn, you probably shouldn't market yourself to the retiree crowd.
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Using the smartphone as your lens, you can then walk up to the hologram, see it up close, even walk around it.
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I'm not trying to finesse my way up the ladder, I'm trying to walk up it properly and build my own lane.
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This will also be George's first walk up the steps of the Palais since 2007's Oceans 12 and – red-carpet watch!
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To meet performance targets, pickers must collect as many as 35,000 items and walk up to 15 miles in a single shift.
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Our members are promoting TSA Pre-check and giving TSA space in airports to set up Pre-Check walk-up processing stations.
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After Joe's first marriage ends, Joan and Joe move in to a Greenwich Village walk-up and set up la vie bohème.
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Then head to the Switch House, begin in the Tanks and walk up the staircase to the "Between Object and Architecture" exhibition.
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"I put my foot down and knew I didn't want to be on a walk-up above the third floor," she said.
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And then she explained what she thought would be a foolproof plan: The two would walk up to Adams and Streep laughing.
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Mr. Nublett, who uses a wheelchair, a walker and a cane to get around, lives in a fourth-floor walk-up apartment.
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It's not lightweight, but it wasn't so heavy that I couldn't carry it up to a third-floor walk-up by myself.
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Don't do that slow, languid walk up to my desk just to ask me to do your job for you, you pig.
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The other day he had to wait for a woman in a fourth-floor walk-up, carrying three bags in each hand.
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Check out the walk-up back onto the beach ... looks like they're making their bid for a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover.
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One evening, her oldest son, who is 18, wanted to walk up to the convenience store at the front of our neighborhood.
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"I decided to take a very long walk up Riverside Park toward the bridge," he said, referring to the George Washington Bridge.
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Given that most people can walk up to 4 miles an hour, the human body is sometimes Manhattan's fastest mode of transportation.
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In Chelsea, an alcove studio with one bathroom, a wood-burning fireplace and tall ceilings in a four-story prewar walk-up.
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In Astoria, a two-bedroom, one-bath walk-up apartment with windows on three sides in the Acropolis Gardens co-op complex.
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This garden stretches across the backyards behind three adjoining walk-up apartment buildings on West 56th Street between Ninth and Tenth Avenues.
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Like moving to a walk-up apartment and realizing after a few months that you do not even notice the hike upstairs.
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She and a roommate pay $2,400 a month for a two-bedroom apartment on the fifth floor of a walk-up building.
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But 14 years, two children, two cats and a bunny later, Ms. Moore is still in her beloved Middagh Street walk-up.
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"If there's any gouge, it's just the last minute walk-up airfares that are designed for desperate business fliers," Mr. Hobica said.
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It's located on top of a pretty steep hill that all our research has told us not to attempt to walk up.
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We walk up to the rooftop and realize there's a bit of commotion because a woman passed out from the heat. Yikessss.
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The other day he had to wait for a woman in a fourth-floor walk-up, carrying three bags in each hand.
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My tree made it down all four flights from my walk-up to the street without leaving a trail in its wake.
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You stick to the left and walk up the stairs, figuring you can save precious seconds and get a bit of exercise.
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"If they feel like they have a friend, they can walk up to us and tell us what's going on," Baukman said.
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In the summer, there is free walk-up kayaking every Saturday and Thursday between Piers 2104 and 60 in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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Before the Kiva robot, e-commerce employees in warehouses had to walk up and down long aisles, to retrieve goods from shelves.
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The chain is revamping six of its American restaurants by adding walk-up windows and digital pick-up portals for online orders.
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Chipotle announced on Thursday it is testing new restaurant designs, including new types of drive-thru Chipotlanes and a walk-up location.
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Today, it makes about 600 dresses a month in a 0003-square-foot studio in a walk-up building in Sunset Park.
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My dog was also a little afraid of it, so she didn't walk up to it as much as I had hoped.
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A return to Manhattan would also mean living in a walk-up with small closets, window air-conditioners and no washer-dryer.
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Archery is for when you like to shoot at stuff, but also can walk up a flight of stairs without getting winded.
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Renters in walk-up tenements used to be stuck with these "tiny little baths," said Mr. Harris of AKI, the Queens developer.
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And when the Queen is there on a Sunday afternoon, it is a five-minute walk up the hill for tea with Granny.
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Cradled amid fashionable cafes, old walk-up apartment buildings and new, multimillion-dollar dwellings, the soaring, softly lit cathedral was completed in 1815.
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" They'd walk up to someone on a park bench, show them a page on Reddit, and ask, "Does this make sense to you?
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" Before the surgery, Spencer couldn't walk up a flight of stairs, "even on oxygen, I would have to carry him up and down.
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But on that specific night, Kanye instead chose to walk up the front stairs of their home, which sent her into a panic.
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To reach the makeshift second floor, where Friday's concert was held, visitors had to walk up a stairway made partially of shipping pallets.
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One is the consumer does care when they walk up to the gate, they have a fake ticket, which happens ... That's bad. Yeah.
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Hurricanes and storm surges are going to continue to walk up the Caribbean and onto the Gulf Coast, or maybe along the seaboard.
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The robot can walk up and down stairs and through uneven terrain, while maintaining its balance after being bumped, Ford said bit.ly/2Jy47T5.
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Her husband is like, trying to feel and doesn't feel anything, I walk up and I'm like, 'Hey, bro!' and he goes crazy.
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Let's take a moment to appreciate that the announcer mentioned his high school rap persona, Little Timmy Tim, in his walk-up introduction.
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If the conversation lags I can excuse myself to walk up and down a flight of stairs in service of my step goal.
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I pack up food for the baby and the diaper bag, and we get the girls in the stroller to walk up there.
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The X2 is surprisingly heavy at nearly 42 pounds (19 kg); something to consider if you live in a five-story walk-up.
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When I walk into the corner café, the ladies get me a muffin as I walk up to the counter without me asking.
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Support Lee's store, the Causeway Bay Bookshop, is a second-floor walk-up on another busy street not far from the People's Bookstore.
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Shooting the carnival itself was a whole other thing; you can't just walk up and pull your camera out, expecting people to dance.
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People can walk up to the projection lenses, put themselves in front of it, and appear on the giant tree-backed light show.
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I have learned to do the emotional calculation, as they walk up to me, that most are not potential dates, but potential johns.
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The guards were supposed to walk up and down the dorms where the prisoners lived and just check on people every half hour.
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You dropped a ridiculous amount of money on it, dragged it up to your fifth-floor walk-up, and spent hours assembling it.
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Spend time on the beach, walk up and down the boardwalk or swim with manatees on a lazy spring break in Fort Myers.
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"I took it for granted that you could just walk up to someone and say 'hi' and gauge their facial expression," she explained.
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Parra, 32, headed to the clubhouse later that day, intending to tell the team that he wanted to change his walk-up song.
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When Epstein initally proposed spending two months in New Albany, her other option was her own small walk-up apartment in Greenwich Village.
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The garment bag had a handle, making it easy to carry to the post office or to my third-floor walk-up apartment.
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She also liked a nearby fifth-floor walk-up — sunny, recently renovated, with a washer-dryer and a dishwasher, for $3,195 a month.
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From her walk-up apartment in Brooklyn, she travels to the office in Manhattan by subway or by walking over the Brooklyn Bridge.
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We parked along the small, black box of a restaurant and loped past the dual drive-thru lines to a walk-up window.
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Inevitably, some dude would walk up to me and we'd start talking about prestige television and they'd ask if I'd seen The Wire.
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His walk-up music before at-bats was the theme song from the TV show "Friends," which he said helped him learn English.
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Walk up a few stairs and you find an 18th-century parlor with a large, open brick fireplace, repurposed as a dining room.
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Their monthly rent — for a 110 square-foot subdivided apartment in a dirty walk-up building — is about $900, making their situation untenable.
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It was on the second floor of a walk-up co-op on a dead-end street a long way from the subway.
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"It made this beautiful vista that you would not expect to see in the back of an East Village walk-up," she said.
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You walk up a flight of stairs to the second story church sanctuary, which was where services were held back in the day.
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The stump speech If the walk-up song provides the flavor, the stump speech is the meat and potatoes of the campaign rally.
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Sleek high-rises are already popping up above the walk-up apartment buildings that have served as first homes for many New Yorkers.
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M doesn't make it all the way up to the top but I love ruins so I walk up to the castle peak.
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The Co-op Cycles CTY 2.1 offers a smooth ride, excellent maneuverability, and is light enough to store in your walk-up apartment.
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So they moved to a tiny studio on the sixth and top floor of a walk-up building on the Far East Side.
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Amgad Bakheet, a rickshaw driver, saw a man walk up to the church gates with his jacket zipped high and one hand hidden.
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He could even walk up the street and smoke on his own stoop — the Guest House was just two blocks from Sloan's apartment.
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But because the apartment, a walk-up, is in a Housing Development Fund Corporation building, there are strict income caps for prospective shareholders.
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What you Get A 2008 condominium in Atlanta, a walk-up loft apartment in Manhattan and a French Provincial-style house in Houston.
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The group chose the Magic Gallery, a studio and artist space on the 5th floor of a walk-up building on Canal Street.
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The six lived in nursing homes or walk-up apartments; they played mah-jongg or listened to opera or made scratchy independent movies.
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Their characters are often underemployed recent college grads with creative aspirations, living in walk-up apartments in places like Boston and Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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When sex workers' walk-up apartments were raided in Soho in 2013, women—mainly Eastern European—were likewise removed as potential trafficking victims.
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Instead of walking out of school on March 14, encourage students to walk up - walk up to the kid who sits a lone at... Ryan Petty, the father of Alaina Petty, a 14-year-old Parkland victim, also advocated for this approach, sharing a screenshot of Guest's post on the one-month anniversary of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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But people go to malls, still, and sometimes model scouts walk up to them and ask if they'd like to be Victoria's Secret models.
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A paraplegic wearing Phoenix can walk up to 1.1 mph (running is out of the question) for up to four hours on a charge.
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To take out a horn, either walk up to it and follow the button prompt or (even better) shoot it with a ranged weapon.
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In the time the truck was left alone, a man was able to walk up and make off with some of its precious cargo.
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It's also worth noting that Gaga can just casually walk up to the stage and tear the house down like a total badass. EGOT?
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Walk-up songs are good opportunity to show a little personality, and Parra has kids, so he decided to join the 'Baby Shark' trend.
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The association, a nongovernmental organization housed in a walk-up in central Taipei, collects letters and personal effects donated by relatives of those executed.
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The Kopf family said they might need to relocate homes to accommodate Abigail, who can no longer walk up the stairs to her room.
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When he arrived at her walk-up apartment, Corman was supposed to call from a pay phone across the street to be let in.
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Riding up on her motorcycle, she stopped directly in front of the press conference, inches from protestors, before attempting to walk up the stairs.
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In the gif at the top of the page you're actually seeing the fish walk up a wall that's inclined at almost 90 degrees.
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" The actor continued, "So, we walk up to my bedroom, my sister and my niece, and I go, 'I've been saving these for you.
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Had not been something you had ... not something you had done ... No, I mean, I knew I ... It was a walk-up to this.
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"They would walk up to him and smell him and run away," Pookie says of her other cats, which includes another Instagram star, Nala.
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The robot can walk up and down stairs and through uneven terrain, while maintaining its balance after being bumped, Ford said http://bit.ly/2Jy47T5.
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Just a 10-minute walk up the street, with a kickoff time set for an hour later, Clinton's rally had a decidedly different feel.
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When Vardakostas was a toddler, the town's local newspaper, Dana Point News, ran a photograph of him peering through the restaurant's walk-up window.
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"They wanted me to walk up and go like this," Trump said before briefly walking away from his lectern and shadowboxing an imaginary Putin.
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Anyone could walk up to the board and start sketching out ideas, emailing them from there or saving them to an employee's OneDrive account.
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There were floor displays of AR-153s, and probably a hundred or more other rifles and shotguns for anyone to walk up and hold.
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Employees can then just walk up to a door with their phone within about six feet of the sensor and the door pops open.
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There's also an increasing number of kiosks set up outside the LACC each year where anyone can walk up and check out upcoming games.
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"The fan experience is fascinating because the fans are super, super trepidacious to walk up to me," Zimmer tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Forget about devastating climate change, massive debt loads, poverty wages and living in a sixth floor walk-up closet with four of your friends.
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"You do not turn your back on the royal family, and you do not attempt to walk up and talk to them," he explained.
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Her father owned a five-floor walk-up in East Harlem, and allowed Mr. Adams to set up a makeshift kitchen in the basement.
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One document instructed Mr. Biden to walk up four steps at a loading dock in Cleveland before climbing 26 steps to a holding room.
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Besides, in 2007, it was a steal: a one-bedroom in a prewar walk-up for $1,250 on the southern lip of Prospect Park.
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Six sheriff's deputies walk up to Williams and as Williams tries to get up, one of the officers is shown forcing him back down.
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If you were to walk up to me in the street and say any of those things in my face, we'd probably be fighting.
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I wouldn't walk up to a Giants player and boo, but when I'm surrounded by thousands of people, I'm more likely to do it.
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Up Next Age 37 Hometown Poznan, Poland Now Lives A one-bedroom walk-up apartment in NoLIta, which she also uses as her studio.
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I do floor exercises for my back daily, walk up and down many stairs and tackle myriad physical tasks in and around my home.
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The Cooper show wasn't in a gallery; it was in Ms. Leonard's studio, an old two-room walk-up on the Lower East Side.
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In 2003, fresh out of school with an art degree, Michael Kravit moved to an artist's loft in Dumbo, a sixth-floor walk-up.
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In Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, an 850-square-foot, two-bedroom, one-bath with a washer/dryer and storage unit, in a walk-up building.
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It didn't matter how close I stood to my family, somebody would walk up to me, a real nervous manager, and say: 'Excuse me.
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The object is true-to-life in measurement and you can use your iPhone to walk up to it, view the fabric and more.
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Some had noticed that Sterling was coming to work tired — the Yankees' recent trip to London didn't help — and struggling to walk up stairs.
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To make that request, they walk up the bridge, hunched over with backpacks carrying their belongings, and wait — sometimes for hours — in extreme temperatures.
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The birthplace of Scrabble was Mr. Butts's fifth floor walk-up in Jackson Heights, Queens, where the inventor cut 100 plywood tiles by hand.
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Even though we had to walk up that massive hill every morning, we could walk pretty much everywhere we wanted to go in Lisbon.
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"I kind of want to get out of the East Village walk-up business, to be honest," he said, without a hint of remorse.
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The walk up the steps to the Royal Box after the game, the losing team's faces locked in grief, the winners' wreathed in smiles.
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In that part of town, for his budget, he could get no more than a one-bedroom in a no-frills walk-up building.
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But it was in a walk-up building with no amenities and could not compete with a rental building, circa 2011, on Meserole Street.
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Snake & Jake's Christmas Club Lounge: You might think Snake & Jake's is an abandoned shack when you walk up to it, but you'd be wrong.
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There are 10 walk-up residences: four studios, three one-bedrooms and three two-bedrooms; three are rent stabilized, and seven are free market.
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We were sitting on the bed in the apartment he shared with his former college roommate in a second-story walk-up in Brooklyn.
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It takes up two acres and is extremely detailed; Klein and Kroll enter through the vagina and walk up a fallopian tube to an ovary.
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A local marine patrol, cited by the British paper The Sun , said witnesses saw the man walk up to the dolphin after it beached itself.
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"I have had people walk up to me and say things to my face about my parenting and mothering," Ponder told Sports Illustrated last December.
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Street Fighter players were pointed at by an ESL staff member, indicating they needed to walk up to the tiny stage for their next match.
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Instead, the 13 guys competing for Robert Sepulveda Jr. will walk up to him on elimination day in hopes of getting something around their necks.
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People take a inaugural walk up the urban landmark, known as Vessel, during the opening of New York's newest neighborhood, Hudson Yards, on March 15.
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Available on YouTube A couple moves from suburban Cleveland to an Avenue D walk-up apartment, only to be menaced by a flesh-eating icebox.
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"Today, you are going to walk up to three strangers you find attractive and strike up a casual conversation," Alexa chirps confidently in one clip.
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You can't walk up a hill, for instance, and see what's on the other side, so the experience—while very cool—is certainly not seamless.
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All the while I watched silver fire walk up the wall in slow motion like the end of The Ninth Gate when the credits roll.
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But most of the time, criminal accomplices walk up and insert a card and enter a PIN to make it look like they're real customers.
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Shake your whole body until it begins to vibrate … Walk up to the scroll and bear to read one more rollback – read it out loud!
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The walk up to the stadium is lined with at least a dozen shouting food vendors, all displaying incredibly neat packages of boxed fried chicken.
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"We used to could walk up to them and talk with the FBI agents in a friendly manner… but the tenor has changed," Finicum said.
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With AR, you can walk up to the furniture, walk away from it and see what it looks like from different perspectives in your house.
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Lowry savored the walk up the 18th, greeted with delight by the singing gallery who packed the stands, with some Irish tricolours in the crowd.
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Romulo Lozano, whose farm is a muddy 10-minute walk up a dirt path near Florencia, Caqueta's capital, hopes new techniques can increase his harvest.
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After a night out partying, tipsy customers may walk up to a designated window and get their fast food fix between 2:30-4 a.m.
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After all, if you walk up to me and stomp on my foot, I'll give you a pass if you say it was an accident.
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During the initial recovery period, she moved in temporarily with her parents because she could not walk up the stairs to her second-floor apartment.
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He wanted potential clients to see his work, but he couldn't reach them in his Bushwick flat, on the fifth floor of a walk-up.
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But when their daughter, Esmé, now 11, was born, "it was difficult being in a walk-up with the strollers and everything," Mr. Towles said.
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Of course, those who find these elaborate status panels too confusing can always just walk up and down the stalls, looking for an unlocked door.
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You can buy tickets ahead of time, on Ticketmaster, or you can just walk up to the ticket booth on the night of the show.
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I could have a burrito in my hand, eating, and someone will want to walk up and shake my hand or ask for a picture.
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The Los Angeles Police Department said in a statement that it is closing the front desks and walk-up service at area stations beginning Wednesday.
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Court papers state that Officer Hugasian saw a man — later identified as Matthew Ninos — walk up to the store with a cellphone at his ear.
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Her apartment was on the second floor of a three-story walk-up, part of attached buildings that formed a horseshoe around a shared courtyard.
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Agents may dismiss the fifth-floor walk-up as a great exercise, for instance, or spin a brick wall-view as a noise reduction asset.
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Just one justice, it turned out, thought that letting law enforcement walk up people's driveways and peer into their cars could be a good idea.
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A majority of South Shore's residents rent apartments in walk-up buildings — over one-third of them have incomes that fall below the poverty line.
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In the video game, all you do is walk up to one, crush it, and move on with your boring life with no further incident.
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" In a second video, he provides more detail, describing his plan to take an Uber to the school, walk up the stairs, get his "A.
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Over the course of a day, Weckert would walk up and down a given street, mostly at random, towing his smartphone-packed wagon behind him.
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Or even better, walk up to your crush, extra drink in hand, and say the barista made a mistake and gave you an extra drink.
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They landed first in a decidedly funky one-bedroom walk-up in the West Village, then in a two-bedroom rental in the East Village.
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The 220 rentals on offer ranged from two studios in different walk-up buildings, for $1,695 each, to a furnished seven-bedroom apartment at $1163,000.
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"I live in a fifth floor walk-up," said Mantlo, who test road a Harley LiveWire back in 2014 while it was in New York.
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I can always tell whether it's high or low tide when I arrive according to whether I have to walk up the ramp or not.
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I'm a United States senator, and I had to get up the courage to walk up to her and ask her for her phone number.
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Perhaps they have never had someone walk up to them, shaking, with papers from the government, tears in their eyes, asking what is going on?
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Then he found a $1,200-a-month bedroom in an Upper East Side walk-up that turned out to be his worst calculation of all.
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In Chelsea, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with northern and southern exposures, exposed brick walls and high ceilings, in a prewar walk-up building.
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They watched a miraculous video of a little boy struggling to walk up a flight of stairs before treatment — and then doing it easily afterward.
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It only took three minutes and already, as I walk up the iron staircase, I feel dirty, like a sinner — and nothing has even happened yet.
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He'll walk up to you the first time he meets you and give you a huge hug and a kiss and climb up on your lap.
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If you walk up to a PokéStop (the little blue cubes indicated on the map above), they'll get bigger and allow you to tap on them.
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Any human being can walk up to the Capitol Visitor's Center, obtain a free ticket and go on a tour without anyone knowing who you are.
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Once it's been placed enough times in a safe area, it will persist for new players to simply walk up and start interacting with the adventure.
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When I got home that night, though, I had to walk up the long unlighted stairs to the third floor of my parents' creepy old house.
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According to Guinness World Records, visitors to the roadside attraction often walk up into the mailbox to take a photo, and then mail a letter there.
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Even though these kick scooters are different from mopeds, Scoot has experience operating shared, electric vehicles they people walk up to and unlock with their phones.
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Downed robots usually drop a firearm that you can walk up to and collect — though you need to find another one once the clip runs dry.
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I can take scenes, like landscape shots, and I can also capture the little details close up, so I don't have to walk up to everything.
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In other words, your keys could be in your house, and criminals could use the relay box to walk up to your car and open it.
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He is detained in the airport's "problematic passengers room"; on some days, he is allowed to walk up and down a secluded corridor for an hour.
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"There are these walls that look white from one side, but when you walk up the stairs, the inside is all graffiti," he told Billboard. 15.
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In a five-story walk-up, Jaeger, Murad, and Levin work out of a three-bedroom apartment that has served as Hala's headquarters since October 2017.
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It also has Matrix-style bullet time maneuvers, and when a player scores, the referee will walk up and give him a kiss on the cheek.
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Check it out ... She's even got a hilarious a walk-up routine before stepping up to the plate/hula hoop and taking a couple impressive swings.
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Additionally, a limited number of tickets will be available at a walk-up, no service charge box office at John Paul Jones Arena on Friday, Sept.
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Woodsy and academic might have been nice, but we like New York, and the walk-up apartment with the funny plastic chandelier, and the landlady downstairs.
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" To conclude, Jamil directed her comments at her gym buddy: "To that man… don't walk up to a woman ever again and say anything like that.
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When Beltran popped out, Girardi's barking continued for a few seconds before Guccione turned and ejected him as Girardi began to walk up the dugout steps.
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The space is small — a second-floor walk-up with just 72 seats — and the initial run is just three weeks, although it could be extended.
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In fact, when you walk up and down grocery store aisles shopping for milk, bread or chicken, you realize just how far that goes – not very.
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Prime Day is a great way to avoid the hassle and lower back pain of dragging a queen mattress up the stairs of your walk-up.
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Instead, there's a window on the porch that laid-back beach bums can walk up to after catching a few waves or laying under the sun.
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We'd talked regularly since the series had ended, and I'd continued to visit him in his walk-up apartment, where he struggled gamely with the stairs.
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"What else do you shop for that when you walk up to the counter, you have no idea what it's going to cost you?" she said.
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Following Harvard Business School, where she met Mr. Funk, a Los Angeles native and former newspaper publisher, she rented a walk-up on West 22th Street.
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Women of all stripes would walk up to the bus in excitement, saying they're voting for Trump and they hoped we could give them bumper stickers.
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Smaller festivals that rely on people attending for one day, on a whim, can go bankrupt in a year if bad weather affects walk-up sales.
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It's clear they want you to experience the walk up to the main attraction rather than throwing a gaudy decorative tree and calling it a day.
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If you wander into the Bandit coffee shop in Midtown New York, you won't be able to just walk up to the counter and order something.
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On the Upper West Side, a renovated one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with exposed brick walls, tall ceilings and tasteful upgrades in a prewar walk-up.
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He posted a message — "You watched me walk through hell, now watch me walk up out it" — above a photograph of himself in his new uniform.
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The doublewide trailer we called home was fifteen yards from the first tee box, and the pro shop was a mere minute's walk up the hill.
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"I don't walk up to someone's door and say, 'I'm a recovering alcoholic and I've been in jail and I want to represent you,'" she says.
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"They'll walk up the avenues for hours not realizing they're in direct sunlight," she said, the risk being greatest for our face, ears, neck and hands.
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Ms. Versace attributes this in part to her "acceptance" of other people, who know instinctually they can walk up to her and that she'll be nice.
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I've been secretly listening to the playlist of candidate walk-up music from Iowa that's been making the rounds this week (here it is on Spotify).
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The walk-up has 21 apartments — six one-bedrooms, 2000 two-bedrooms and two three-bedrooms — of which 215 are free-market and three rent-stabilized.
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In 1971, he found a one-bedroom walk-up in a renovated brownstone on West 83rd Street — the very same apartment he's called home ever since.
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The Hunt After years in a quiet walk-up, a couple discovers a "huge life upgrade" in the abundant conveniences of a bustling co-op community.
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Surveillance video from the building captured the heartbreaking incident on camera as it shows Alysson walk up to the fence with ornamental pillars beginning to teeter.
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She soon saved enough money from her jobs in restaurants in New York to ditch her East Broadway walk-up to buy a house in Philadelphia.
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In 1983, after rescuing antique frames from the trash bins along Manhattan's so-called Museum Mile, he started his company in his second-floor walk-up.
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The new girl is being put up in a luxury hotel, while Jane, also a transplant to the city, lives in a walk-up in Queens.
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While walk-up admission is free, there are fees for vehicle entrance and camping, as well as other use and activity charges; admission is not free.
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Then, seeking lower rent, they moved again to a one-bedroom in a small walk-up in Long Island City, Queens, for around $1,500 a month.
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The men's varsity hockey team's locker room is on the second floor, requiring players to walk up and down two flights of stairs in their skates.
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"We're walking up to that and actually Kim is forcing us to walk up to considerations of these options," said Clark, former NATO supreme allied commander.
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The best-kept secret: You can walk up to a local hut, eat some Tyrolean dumplings, rent a toboggan for about five dollars and whiz down.
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"When you walk up to him, he's way bigger than you think he is," said Boston's Mookie Betts, the starting center fielder for the American League.
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At the walk-up window where I check in as a visitor, I meet Dave Chapman, See's production coordinator, who will be showing me around the facility.
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During her walk up the famous Metropolitan staircase, she gave photographers a picture-perfect moment when she sat down to show off her look from every angle.
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At Wired, Brian Barrett does a full walk-up, predicting announcements around privacy, encryption, AI, Oculus and augmented reality, Facebook Dating, and Facebook Watch, among other subjects.
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Rochelle says his team designed it so that it would be natural to use: Just walk up to it, grab a stylus and start writing and drawing.
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Four years ago, a newly minted lawyer, she started working for the firm of Greenberg Traurig, and moved to a small apartment in a NoLIta walk-up.
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The walk-up starter apartment the couple has just rented — after assuming she was pregnant with only one baby — will be far too small for three kids.
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For years, Charles lived on the fifth floor of our brick-and-brownstone walk-up, a factor that his doctor told him had contributed to his longevity.
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When you get to your new school, walk up and introduce yourself to the person who is raking the leaves, shoveling the snow or emptying the trash.
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It's not exactly graceful, but it's still probably a lot better than most of could do attempting to walk up a flight a with our eyes closed.
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"We started buying stuff when we were scrounging in our fourth-floor walk-up and they were all in different corners of our various apartments," Kargman says.
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"Woody's Lunch Box" will serve as a walk-up quick-service dining window with tasty meals and old-fashioned soda floats, according to a Disney press release .
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As you explore, maybe you suddenly glimpse Rob Jones's ghostly "Shroud," walk up to it, look for a figure beneath the fiberglass drapery, and find it empty.
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Once the G Plus reaches the destination, it will automatically deposit its package or a customer can walk up, enter a PIN code, and retrieve the delivery.
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" Lzzy Hale: "Being out on stage every night has given me the confidence to walk up to a complete stranger and say, 'Hey, I think you're cool.
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When we were carrying her up the stairs, at one point we fell because it's hard to walk up stairs carrying a dead body in high heels.
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It's a move that only a man with Lohse's confidence can pull off, to walk up to your boss and destroy his watch in front of him.
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It wasn't uncommon to see two black G.I.s from different units walk up to each other and tap their clenched fists together — without exchanging a single word.
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"Walk-Up Wednesdays in April will help us to determine how to manage visitor demand," Lonnie G. Bunch III, the museum's founding director, said in a statement.
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"We've been in this location for four years, and people would walk up and down the street, and never noticed us before," owner Jim Mall told CNN.
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And the cast's fierce commitment renders the experience — seeing a bare-bones production in a third-floor walk-up, with an audience of mere dozens — thoroughly transporting.
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She asked Concourse Family Shelter if she could be moved to a first-floor unit after she was assigned to a fifth-floor walk-up last month.
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Or walk up the slope of the national military park at Fredericksburg, Va. There, the Union Army's Irish Brigade was slaughtered by the slaveholding forces of Gen.
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"I've seen grown men walk up to that board and just start to cry," said Tena Quackenbush, 51, a Red Cross volunteer from Black River Falls, Wis.
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For his base in New York, he rented a small one-bedroom in a NoLIta walk-up with a one-burner electric stovetop and no real closet.
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In Jackson Heights, Queens, a three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath apartment with prewar scale and charm, at the top of a five-story walk-up.
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In the West Village, a one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath duplex with tall ceilings, deep storage and a gentle breeze in a prewar walk-up.
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They'd walk up the gravel driveway, get a stamp of invisible ink and sip quickly while they mingled and danced until the bar closed at 11:30.
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As her real estate agent advised her, "If you are in Telluride and you can't walk up stairs, you don't need to be there," Ms. Eyles said.
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He was largely credited with helping turn the Nationals' season around in June after he started using "Baby Shark," the children's hit, as his walk-up song.
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They congregate outside the House and Senate chambers during votes, and walk up to lawmakers making their way inside to ask questions on behalf of the public.
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Rent at her walk-up was $2650,21, but her budget was around $153,215 for a place in or near Hell's Kitchen, where many of her clients were.
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Just a seven-minute walk up Beacon Street is the William Hickling Prescott House, another house museum that was used as a filming location for Gerwig's adaptation.
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When I get there I order a drink because he's already upstairs and I can't be bothered to walk up and down these stairs more than once.
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If you've seen or read The Magicians, you'll feel a thrill of excitement as you walk up to the black and gold doors of the William Vale.
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Next month, the president will walk up the aisle of the House of Representatives for a State of the Union address that may require a parental advisory.
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Rather than drawing people to a cramped East Village walk-up, it was held at Sean Kelly, a cavernous gallery on 10th Avenue near the Hudson Yards.
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A year later, they came to New York and rented a fifth-floor walk-up in a building on West 21st Street, between 6th and 7th Avenue.
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The way to find it is at night; you have to walk up this pretty steep forest trail and then, just using your headlamp, scour the trees.
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The obstacles are weighted for difficulty and competitors progress from easiest to hardest, as follows: They must sit down on and stand up from a low IKEA couch; walk a short slalom; walk up a ramp, open and shut a door, and descend another ramp; walk along a number of unevenly spaced stepping stones; walk across two angled platforms; and, finally, walk up and down a flight of stairs.
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With something like the eight-player TowerFall, you can just walk up, pick up a pad and have an absolute blast with people who you've never met before.
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"What else do you shop for that when you walk up to the counter, you have no idea what it's going to cost you?" she asks the Times.
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"She's definitely a little more standoffish ... not the type of cat to walk up to you," Saffoe said, indicating the bobcat's surly nature will keep her from confessing.
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A trio of guys walk up, pointing out all the "groupie hoes" there, as if they weren't just as, or more, excited as everyone else in the line.
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Their girl who used to run upstairs to her bedroom now sleeps on a couch in the living room, unable to walk up the stairs without significant struggle.
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When I walk up to the junkyard to help with the building, there are about 20 people hanging around, gawking and talking and generally getting in the way.
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Seemingly having forgotten that the Faceless Men could be anyone, she lets a random old woman who reveals herself to be the Waif walk up and stab Arya.
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Shop like normal and then walk up to a kiosk screen, the cameras tell it what items you nabbed and you can pay with cash or credit card.
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Players will be able to walk up to any dock and summon their ship, which they'll be able to upgrade and customize over the course of the game.
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There are a few cities in the country where you can get some pretty stellar Sichuan food brought straight to the door of your fourth-floor walk-up.
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I try to stay better hydrated during the day, but I'm also kind of lazy and that requires me to walk up a lot of stairs and…nah.
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It even has a dream-sequence early on where Kiryu can walk up to the various important figures in his life and reflect on his feelings about them.
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Parts 1 and 2 might represent a similar walk-up in a narrative that aspires to be not a traditional TV series, but a singular 18-hour movie.
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Overall, he and Gorosh spent 10 nights, over the span of a year, filming strangers as they walk up to the telescope and look up at the Moon.
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It's incredibly quiet as I walk up to the building... but then a pack of dogs sleeping on the porch notices me, and everything gets a bit hectic.
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I head down with the girls and we walk up and down a couple times before I finally land on a truck serving up delicious-looking breakfast bowls.
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With this show, when I first walk up, it's like I want to explain why I'm not just a white man trying to get in on female empowerment.
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The new eatery will be walk-up, quick-service style serving up old-fashioned soda floats out of what looks to be an oversized lunch box and thermos.
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As they came up with the idea and worked to get the film made, they'd walk up to the top of Bernal Heights near where they first met.
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The first way after you check in at an iPad, you walk up to a body scanner, it just takes what you would think of as your vitals.
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"I just walk up to the car, there's a little sensor in the window, I place my hand there, car opens, get in and I go," he explained.
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As explained in the video above, social boundaries were beyond strict in late 1800s, so men couldn't just walk up to an attractive woman and strike up conversation.
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"I'm not dedicated to the game at all," he told reporters at Flushing Meadows, describing an off-court regimen of milkshakes, ice creams and walk-up basketball games.
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Hell, a New Yorker might even walk up and thank him for ridding the Knicks of their meddlesome Zen priest, rather than getting right up in his grill.
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"Everyone who will walk up to me after this testimony saying I have such a bright future ahead of me, will be lying to my face," she said.
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You could argue that removing the elevator service and forcing a tenant to walk up eight flights of stairs with a toddler on her hip violates the statute.
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The yellow robot dogs that so unsettled people in February by opening a door for one another can now easily walk up and down stairs on their own.
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The Hunt When she tired of her rented five-story walk-up in Manhattan, Ava Volandes spent two years hunting for a one-bedroom co-op to buy.
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She and Mr. Cruz visited a studio with a small separate galley kitchen, for $1,700 a month, on the top and fifth floor of a small walk-up.
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I first had to walk up to a kiosk where I had to scan my passport, scan my fingerprints, take my picture, and answer questions about my visit.
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An option arose in Sunset Park, where a 950-square-foot two-bedroom, with a large dining room, occupied a sunny corner of a fourth-floor walk-up.
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Six hundred and eighty-eight times in Bonds' career, he needed only to walk up to the plate, look at the pitcher, and stand there holding a bat.
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Sex parties aren't like hitting the club, where strangers can just walk up and dance on one another without permission (in fact, you shouldn't be doing that either).
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When Ms. Marks would call with information about her mother, Dr. Rabinowitz would pledge to "walk up and see her," whenever his day at the office was over.
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Show Us Your Wall Clues to the essence of the singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson are all over her quaint walk-up in the Prospect Heights section of Brooklyn.
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In Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, a two-bedroom, one-bath, with a washer and dryer, one flight up in a prewar walk-up building with storage and bike parking.
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When he moved into his one-bedroom walk-up in Astoria, Queens, five years ago, one of the two empty lots nearby was slated for a new building.
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"Although high-rises and doormen are awesome, we wanted the full New York City experience, and decided a walk-up was best for our first apartment," she said.
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In East Elmhurst, Queens, a roughly 980-square-foot, three-bed, one-bath apartment with modern finishes and lots of sunlight in a postwar, three-story walk-up.
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In a sixth-floor walk-up apartment in the East Village of Manhattan, in a space no wider than a train car, a Met Gala gown was created.
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"I still cry often," said Elizabeth Flores, 50, a property manager who owns an apartment in a five-story walk-up in Mexico City that was heavily damaged.
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He and other tenants eventually bought the building, a five-story walk-up on Amsterdam Avenue between 106th and 107th Streets, from the landlord, said Mr. Arndtsen, 113.
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In stadiums, public buildings and, in some cases, on the StairMasters at their gyms, the first responders walk up 110 flights of stairs -- dressed in full firefighting gear.
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She grew up in a fourth-floor cold-water walk-up at the corner of Rivington and Ridge Streets, learning her English by singing along with the radio.
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Dear Diary: I lived in the East Village for three months in the summer before I graduated from college, subletting a bedroom in a sixth-floor walk-up.
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"The US and Iran have been engaged in a dangerous tit-for-tat for months now, but this is a massive walk-up the escalation ladder," he said.
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Just a five-minute walk up the street was a little hole in the wall called the Patriot, where you could buy the world's most delicious sausage dogs.
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Ms. Tomas got out and hurried up the block to the walk-up where she and Mr. Juárez lived, at the corner of 154th Street and Courtlandt Avenue.
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I look back and think what would have happened if my lover had never mustered the courage to walk up and say 'Hi, I'm in your English class.
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Designers said they try to create a perimeter where everyone has to walk up on foot, so that people inside the school can easily see who is coming.
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In 2010, she was working as a senior policy adviser and urban planner for the city and living in a fourth-floor walk-up in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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Another shows a cloth used to blindfold; in custody, my uncle was made to walk up and down stairs whilst blindfolded, with his hands handcuffed behind his back.
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I slowly walk up the stairs towards the dance floor — the sound is booming, my shins are shaking, the bass from the speakers breaks through my body's protective shell.
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Knapp said he saw a man dressed in a black hoodie and beanie enter and walk up to the front desk and begin firing at an employee behind it.
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This means that you could simply walk up to a wall and press a button to count, with a high degree of accuracy, how many people are walking around.
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ONLY IN HEALTH CARE, AND IN THIS INSTANCE PHARMACEUTICALS, DO YOU WALK UP TO THAT PHARMACY COUNTER, YOU COULD HAVE PAID $25 YESTERDAY AND YOU'RE PAYING $600, $1,000, $2,000.
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Archie and Betty walk up to Mr. Svenson's house but the soup the Secretary had left for him was still on the front porch, they know but nobody's home.
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"I walk up to the driver to look in, to be like 'Kenya let me talk to you' [and] he rolls my neck up in the window," Jordan said.
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As we've first reported, there's an earlier service at 11 AM, where Ye will walk up to the pulpit and have a 20- to 30-minute conversation with Osteen.
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Then, sensing my return, they leap to rejoin my body, intercepting me as I walk up from the shore, as I return from these days and miles of water.
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Castelli Gallery An unprepossessing walk-up on the corner of Madison and 258th Street houses a new, second space for Castelli, the longtime gallery of the sculptor Robert Morris.
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The Boston Globe reported that two witnesses saw a man dressed in black walk up to the lead menorah and topple it before fleeing on bicycle over the weekend.
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But the team also built the backend that powers the company's more traditional IT help desks, where employees can walk up and get their issues fixed (and passwords reset).
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There's no way to walk up to someone on the street and say, 'Do you think people are concealing their bigotry and racism behind the flag, behind being patriotic?
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Every day, the two women walk up three flights of stairs, down a hall past rows of classrooms, down three flights of stairs, and back to the other side.
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Unlike other traditional e-bikes, the ARĪV bikes have a "walk mode" that engages the motor of the e-bike to make for an easier walk up steep terrains.
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From there I'll go into -- onto school campus, walk up the stairs, unload my bags and get my AR and shoot people down at the man -- what is it?
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From there I'll go into — onto school campus, walk up the stairs, unload my bags and get my AR and shoot people down at the man — what is it?
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Walk up to a quirky Dutch colonial, ring the bell, and then book it off the porch, far enough to turn and really admire the house's charming flared eaves.
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Referring to me in the third person, Cecil even invited the journalist ("or publisher or whatever his title is") to walk up to the stage and join the family.
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He was willing to live in another no-frills walk-up if he could be in a prime neighborhood close to his workplace, but he wanted a one-bedroom.
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The Nationals team arrived to "Baby Shark" -- National's player Gerardo Parra's walk-up song -- and were greeted by thousands of fans on the South Lawn of the White House.
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In 2017, the cheapest walk-up ticket on Arc day was €8, while this year it is €15, and the price increase continues from there for more premium seating.
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To the contrary, seeing a silver-haired doctor walk up to my bedside could give me plenty of concern about his experience with modern techniques and recent medical research.
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The least expensive were two co-op studios on the fourth and fifth floors of a six-story 1920 walk-up on West 17th Street, listed at $413,000 each.
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The walk-up to the front door is flanked by big, healthy hedges, and when I visited, a thick sheet of snow on the walkway was undisturbed by footprints.
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"I heard so many stories about, like, a tenement fourth-floor walk-up in the Lower East Side being overpriced" because of major luxury apartment purchases, Mr. Miller said.
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It also has a business model, targeted advertising, which encourages it to walk up to the limit of what users will accept, and sometimes to walk beyond that line.
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East Midtown and the Upper East Side bulge with photography galleries, and this one-room space at the top of a Madison Avenue walk-up is a hidden gem.
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These days Ms. Koop spends most of her time in a bright second-floor walk-up apartment in Brooklyn Heights, furnished with a cream sofa and some green plants.
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That enthusiasm is still alive even under the broad mandate to "socially distance"; customers walk up every day, knock, and ask if he has the game they're looking for.
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Murray Hill: At this cozy walk-up, I have a large bag of Goldfish, perfect for snacking on when we decide to act like grown-ups and cook dinner.
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"They're going to see record flows coming out, they're going to see record margins on marketing and on walk-up tariffs for the rest of the year," Rhea said.
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I can just walk up to either of them," he continued, gesturing to the other men beside him, "and be like, 'This is what's going on in my life.
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That's a very New York thing, and most people in the country don't understand what it means to walk up six flights of stairs to get to your apartment.
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Trump thinks drug dealers are going to walk up to the border wall with a 60-pound bag of drugs and then chuck it over to another drug dealer?
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Our sources say, for the most part, she knew how to walk up to the line without crossing it, which helped her dodge any issues with royal higher-ups.
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It was the summer of 2016, and I had spent all night with my face in my palms, shaking in the bathroom of my Brooklyn third-floor walk-up.
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A few years ago, I watched a woman walk up to a bank teller and ask where she could find an A.T.M. The teller asked if she could help.
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He thought he was open to walk-up buildings, and one was on his itinerary, a one-bedroom for $3,000 a month on East 63st Street in Lenox Hill.
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He might apply for an apartment in Essex Crossing — he struggles to climb the stairs to the fifth-floor walk-up he shares with his wife, Maureen Kelly Pyne.
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When his friend sold the place after a year, Mr. Nolan and another friend, newly arrived from Atlanta, decamped to a two-bedroom rental in a Chelsea walk-up.
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And one thing was clear: For a dog who could barely manage to walk up and down the block, trekking to Prospect Park would be out of the question.
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"It's like the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel," Fred Jones said one day in his apartment, a cluttered walk-up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, whose stairs he could barely climb.
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Dawson noted that Rocky perceived art differently from humans, noting the change in his body language and the way he would walk up to and respond to various exhibits.
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These artifacts might be sold, along with the usual choices of bottled beer, from the bar in what passes for a lobby in this tiny walk-up theater in Brooklyn.
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Video hyping the festival he posted on Twitter and later deleted includes footage of the main stage, which had walk-up stairs and lacked barricades or an exit for EMS.
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In the aquarium's security footage, you can see one man walk up to the edge of shallow pool next to a handful of people and just stick his hands in.
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What it comes down to is that at least early in a higher-rate environment, the walk-up in yields is interpreted as a healthy sign for an improving economy.
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Nationals outfielder Gerardo Parra's walk-up song is "Baby Shark," the catchy children's tune that has become the Nationals' unofficial fight song and, in turn, the city's new theme song.
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If you remember airlines all building screens into the back of every seat, now you walk up and down the aisle and everyone's watching something on their own personal device.
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So, the men and women who must do their job come rain, sleet or snow are required to walk up to homes or interact with recipients to drop off packages.
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The end result is video assets that you can walk up to, walk around, and even talk to, whether in a VR headset or through the lens of a smartphone.
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Even if you don't want to go inside, the flagship location will offer an exterior walk-up window where guests can order and buy doughnuts (by the dozens) and coffee.
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"Being at the mercy of someone else can grow tiring, and I guess I figured I'd rather walk up a hill then be car sick in the backseat," he explains.
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If there is any kind of split among the guilds — especially actors, the largest group — we could easily walk up on Oscar Sunday with a wooly scrum for Best Picture.
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At hotel bars and patios that usually spend the week at full capacity, you could walk up in the middle of the day and get a table without a wait.
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More than that, he lived the story of the walk-up song he used for the fateful at-bat: "The Circle of Life" from the Disney film The Lion King.
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Elephants, who in the wild walk up to 50 miles (80km) a day, create and then faithfully follow paths—even in captivity, where there is no need and little space.
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Police guards outside the presidential palace in La Paz left their posts on Saturday, the A.P. reported, allowing anti-government protesters to walk up to the doors of the building.
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In the old days, he used to go in from time to time; he would walk up behind his wife where she sat and rest a hand on her shoulder.
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Scrabble was invented during the Great Depression by Alfred Mosher Butts, an unemployed architect, who conjured up the game from his fifth-floor walk-up apartment in Jackson Heights, Queens.
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The people who walk up to my car with someone else, finish up a three-minute conversation that could be finished over the phone, and then get in by themselves.
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Our parents would then put us to bed and, along with the rest of the grown-ups, walk up the hill to the pub for live Irish music and dancing.
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Standing in a line at the store, feeling person after person walk up to the counter and walk away, stepping forward, just sort of sitting there as time ticks by.
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And because online trackers don't measure movement, they can't make subtle distinctions between, say, a 30-minute walk on a flat street and a 30-minute walk up a hill.
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The key to both came in the form of a simple intercom system that allowed diners to order from their cars, eschewing the typical walk-up style of hamburger stand.
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Given that Monica's building doesn't have just one or two apartments per floor, it makes little sense for her rent-controlled sixth-floor walk-up to be apartment No. five.
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While seating is available, if you are interested in merely checking out the scene, a general walk-up ticket at the racecourse is 22012 yen, or $220, at the gate.
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Because it's so arduous to walk up the soft sand, it takes five hours to hike the six miles to the top and back, according to the National Park Service.
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A short walk up the street from Mr. Guidi's hotel, the 60-room Gallows Point Resort looked unscathed but was only 58 percent filled, the general manager Akhil Deshwal said.
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Additionally, Mr. Warren said, many people who have been stopped by the Border Patrol in recent years are seeking asylum — including some who simply walk up to agents and surrender.
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This remains true for the Hong Kong International Races, where anyone can walk up on race day and get in, although hospitality suites tend to be booked well in advance.
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They began the hunt at a Hell's Kitchen walk-up, climbing several flights of stairs to find a small one-bedroom that did not appear to have been renovated, ever.
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Spring 1982: Downtown figure Gracie Mansion, who takes her name from the mayor's residence, opens her Loo Division gallery in the bathroom of her fifth-floor East Village walk-up.
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High-rise cities like Seoul and Tokyo are less densely populated than Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, where most people live in walk-up apartment buildings or low-rise slums.
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We're curious to see if any other future versions of the Riverdale crew will make their way up the fourth floor walk-up in the first season of Katy Keene.
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She ran her business out of a tiny one-bedroom rental in a small brick walk-up in Hell's Kitchen, eventually acquiring two full-time employees and two part-timers.
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You could walk up and down SoBe's main drags and find a million places to blow your cash, but be prepared to spend silly amounts of money wherever you go.
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Instead, I walk up to a loft building in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, spend a few moments ascending in its elevator, and walk into a disheveled, carpeted, sparsely furnished office unit.
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A microphone was placed in the aisles for winners to make their acceptance speeches, cutting down on the time it would have taken for them to walk up onto the stage.
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Sometimes one of my male superiors would walk up behind me when I was sitting at my desk, place his folded hands on top of my head, and just apply pressure.
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I could walk up there with a group of mates, no problem, but the move to the new ground has made it a lot more challenging to travel to home games.
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In 2014, Mr. Cullen and Ms. Karlen, who have a daughter, 6, and a son, 5, bought a two-bedroom one-bath co-op in a prewar walk-up for $379,593.
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In order to ski, people have to walk up a hill and then ski down — often with wooden skis that people in Europe and North America haven't used since the 1970s.
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In the next few months, residents at a handful of buildings in the city will be able to walk up to their apartment doors and go inside without fumbling for keys.
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Finished with a silk veil that reads "Witness," the performer commenced a slow, measured walk up the stairs — and through the Met — to fully round out the drama of her ensemble.
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" He's also delved into his own sexual preferences and even bragged about women who flirted with him, saying "They'll walk up and they'll flip their top, and they'll flip their panties.
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In the video -- captured for this season's "All or Nothing" documentary on Amazon -- you can see assistant coach Mike Singletary walk up to Fisher to shake his hand and thank him.
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Walk Up a Hill and Look AroundEffectively every view in the city offers a long series of Victorian homes breaking into lush, dark treetops cutting through a heavy blanket of fog.
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The original game favors cinematic cuts with a fixed camera, but the VR version just has you walk up to characters and talk to them, with dialog options floating in midair.
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Good luck though, walk-up line times are running up to 6-hours long so far ... and the pop-up sold out on reservation spots within 31 minutes of going up.
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In Kiev, you can walk up the stairs from the metro onto a square that's been home to three revolutions in thirty years, and any number of protests large and small.
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A Manhattan native, he was single and working in construction management, living first in a sublet in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, and later in an Upper East Side walk-up with roommates.
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So she chose the place she liked best, the fifth-floor walk-up with the gray paint, paying a broker fee of one month's rent and arriving shortly before starting work.
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In Alphabet City, a 1,370-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bath triplex, with a quirky layout and sweeping views from a private rooftop space, in a six-story prewar walk-up.
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We were instructed to walk up the hill to a vista where white shade tents, a massage table, and an altar stood before white folding chairs — once again, like a wedding.
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Getting the courage to walk up to where the body [of James Roden] was placed and just the bizarre nature of him and the situation, it could have ended very tragically.
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Close at Hand There are certain criteria for guests invited to dinner at Alice Feiring's railroad one-bedroom, fourth-floor walk-up in a former tenement on Elizabeth Street in Manhattan.
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Who needs a scented candle burning to make your walk-up apartment feel like a rustic woodland cottage when you can have a real, edible apple pie in the oven instead?
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They're not the only walk-up windows in the state—Big Oak Drive-In & Bar-B-Q comes to mind—but they're certainly the most iconic to forgo indoor seating entirely.
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Digit is capable of lifting packages that weigh up to 40 pounds, can walk up and down stairs and through uneven terrain, while maintaining its balance after being bumped, Ford said.
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Someone in every office mispronounces and misuses words, or uses jargon with such confidence they may as well just walk up to a chalkboard and have at it with their nails.
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A good starting place are websites that collect salary and income information by location and don't require you to walk up to your co-workers and ask how much they make.
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After graduating from Rutgers University in 2011, Mitch Leff, a New Jersey native, moved into a Chinatown walk-up with a friend, then rented a studio on the Upper East Side.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: My walk up the hill at 187th Street in Manhattan is usually a combination of heavy breathing and shuffling my shopping bags from Key Food between hands.
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Now the local government is playing catch-up, evacuating more than 82.53,000 residents from crumbling apartments as others walk up quaking staircases and jolt awake at night at the slightest vibration.
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Here's why ... the 911 caller thought Kevin was driving the car because he saw Kevin's security guard remove him through the driver's side window, and then walk up toward the roadside.
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In 2012, Ms. Leahy traded an apartment in Park Slope for a one-bedroom duplex in a prewar walk-up in Crown Heights, after falling for the area's burgeoning night life.
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Although Dr. Falkow's parents worked six days a week, money was tight — the family lived in walk-up apartments, and for years Dr. Falkow slept on a sofa, Dr. Tompkins said.
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I did it one more time before I decided to just take it to the street and walk to homeless people instead of waiting for them to walk up to me.
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To save money on drying, she would carry the wet clothes back to her fifth-floor walk-up and hang them on a line in the hallway leading into the apartment.
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He'd prefer to cycle, to walk up and down and around the contours and elevation changes that his profession inscribes upon the earth, because that's when his conversation and inspiration flow.
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Those who would enjoy drinking age-worthy wines are much more likely to live in fourth-floor walk-up apartments in Brooklyn or Tokyo than they are to occupy stately manors.
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I spend some time drunkenly explaining to a random guy who sits at our table that he can't walk up to a group of women and just sit at their table.
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Visit Gastown and count the languages you hear as you walk up Hastings Street, past the downtown campus of Simon Fraser University to Victory Square — Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish.
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She lost the ability to walk more than two to three blocks at a time, and she had to move out of her third-floor walk-up to an elevator building.
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"They get charged a fee just to walk up to a teller to find out how much money they have in their accounts," said Richard Golomb, lead counsel for the ex-prisoners.
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I&aposd walk up and down the beach looking for new high grounds, screaming &aposhelp&apos at the top of my lungs, and collecting water falling from the top of the cliffs.
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Still, wouldn't it be just like Kanye to make one more left turn and walk up there one more time, announcing that he really does want to run for president in 2020?
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"Baby Shark" first appeared at a Nationals game in June, when outfielder Gerardo Parra used it as his walk-up song as a tribute to his young daughter, according to NBC Sports.
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The Gap app was a little different: it let me cast clothing items into the space in front of me, walk up to the clothes, and see texture and color up close.
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She shares a fourth-floor East Village walk-up apartment with her husband, Dennis Crowley, the executive chairman and co-founder of Foursquare, and their two highly social cats, Milky and Sooty.
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The celebration carried over into the clubhouse, where somebody in the shower could be heard singing "Hakuna Matata" — the theme song from "The Lion King" that serves as Cespedes' walk-up music.
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If you're an intelligence agency or officer, you never walk up to somebody that you want to recruit or influence and tell them directly that you want to recruit or influence them.
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The second-floor walk-up had just what I needed: doors on the bedrooms, a brand-new roommate who valued privacy, and an affordable (by New York standards) rent of $2,000 total.
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"Beautiful scenery as you saw and with the mountains like this, the temples at the top - it was just stunning to walk up there," he added in a sentiment echoed by Kate.
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There are scenes where you explore what looks to be a town damaged by war, and another where the boy makes a long, arduous walk up a steep mountain in oppressive heat.
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So, I power walk up the street to the café where I'm meeting someone for the first time in two years; he messaged me on LinkedIn last week asking to catch up.
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Buying habits have changed too, and nowadays we sell out in advance, whereas when we started out we'd sell half our tickets before the night and the rest were walk up ravers.
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Before we got our green cards, I watched Disney Channel shows in our fourth-floor walk-up apartment in Taipei, imagining what my new life in the United States would be like.
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TMZ broke the story ... Kanye will appear at Osteen's 11 AM service, walk up to the pulpit and have a half-hour conversation with Joel about his freshly formed commitment to God.
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Outside of the corporate glut, it's not uncommon to walk up Pike Street to Capitol Hill and see skinny black jeans, bullet belts, and patch vests intermingled with the business casual attire.
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"I was told that my pants were making the teachers uncomfortable, and my vice principal made a point of how distracting it was to see me walk up stairs," Wilson told INSIDER.
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The manager, Peter Marciano, arranged for it to be brought the next day to its new location atop a walk-up on Norfolk Street because he thought it would be safer there.
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They lived for a few years in San Francisco and then moved to New York, settling into a rented one-bedroom fourth-floor walk-up in Yorkville on the Upper East Side.
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As a "white guy" in Shanghai, I've tried randomly walk up to a woman and starting a conversation – I can often get her contact info, sometimes even if she's with a fella.
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" Even now, someone will walk up to Don Jr. at the Trump International Hotel in D.C. and want to take a selfie, and a friend will have to warn: "Not that person.
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Other pairings have turned out to be mismatches of expectations; one formerly well-off Syrian family expressed disappointment that its apartment was a second-floor walk-up and lacked a washing machine.
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When the children were young, the Somozas lived on the Far West Side of Manhattan in a walk-up apartment, and their parents carried their chairs up and down flights of stairs.
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Standing desks are everywhere, and a wide oak staircase stretches between the lower and upper floors, encouraging staff to walk up and down rather than take the elevator — all contributing to fitness.
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In others, Bloom's recreated screen entirely obscures the view of the little print it is adapted from — the viewer has to walk up close and look behind it to find the original.
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She's come to New York in the summer of 2012, cat-sitting in a third-floor walk-up for a family friend who's off on a post-divorce "Thailand et cetera" trip.
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"When you walk up to a situation as an officer, I think a lot of times there's an assumption that the black guy is the issue or the problem," Mr. Smith said.
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National Australia Bank, using Microsoft's facial recognition technology, is developing the capability for you to walk up to an automated teller machine so you can withdraw money securely without a bank card.
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Studios in rental buildings run from $1,0003 per month, for an apartment in a walk-up on a side street, to $3,800, for something in a full-service building, Mr. Bedoya said.
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You live in a walk-up on the Lower East Side, a house on a Florida golf course that doesn't allow grills, a post-divorce condominium in the lame part of town.
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Uncovering a high-stakes conspiracy, even many decades later, naturally imperils the lives of the detective and the plucky octogenarian actress, who can barely climb the stairs to his walk-up apartment.
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And, somehow, the story of a landlord trying to force a grizzled New Yorker out of his rundown Hell's Kitchen walk-up is something to laugh about when it's a television show.
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The plan is to walk up Henry Street to the Brooklyn Promenade, a pedestrian area overlooking the East River and downtown Manhattan, but he makes a turn onto Kane Street instead — spontaneous!
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This last tactic could be compared to a cashier in a physical store showing you a deal for the store's own brand when you walk up to pay for a competitor's product.
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If the employee with the nonrefundable ticket misses the flight — maybe because a client meeting ran late — there may be no choice but to pay the last-minute, walk-up fare price.
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I'd walk up kind of slow, maybe with a cane and a coat over my shoulders, and somebody would help me up and then I'd start wrestling, you know what I'm saying?
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Children will walk up to houses with cooking pots in hand, bang on those pots with spoons, and not let up until someone comes out and puts something sweet in the pots.
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"There used to be at least an additional gate agent and one additional flight attendant so they could walk up and down the jet bridge and talk with each other," Nelson says.
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Only filmmakers and industry insiders get to walk up the iconic red-carpeted steps at the Palais des Festivals for the black-tie-only premieres; tickets aren't for sale to the general public.
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"Imagine another woman holding your baby, and you walk up to see your older son's soccer game — and this is brand-new and she's holding your baby, who's still a baby," she explained.
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" Despite 10-year-old Milania's insistence that she drive them, Teresa encouraged her children to do the trip without her, saying, "You girls are going to walk up the driveway all by yourself!
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She would walk up to any truck on the street and say what do you have back there and can I have a box of it, and they would give it to her.
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There is nowhere easier to walk up to someone, say, "hello I would like some drugs and I have the money to pay for the drugs" and swap your cash for their drugs.
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The popular children's song became a MLB phenomenon when Nationals outfielder Gerardo Parra started using the song as his walk-up music to break out of a hitting slump earlier in the season.
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She struck a deal with Walgreens, which added branded Theranos walk-up counters to 41 of its pharmacies for patients to have their blood drawn, with ambitions for thousands more across the nation.
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Seeing Christian Bale walk up to the stage to accept the Golden Globe for Best Actor in A Musical or Comedy for his portrayal of Dick Cheney in Vice wasn't exactly a surprise.
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I mean, you can go to the Tremé and walk up in a hole in the wall and a rebirth band will be playing better than any musician that's really out right now.
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"In the North and Northwest Side it's clean, you can walk up and down the street without getting stuck up," said Carl Hill, 62, who is black and lives on the South Side.
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But to the less gimlet-eyed, the Christodora represented an opportunity to escape the creaky floors and clanking radiators of the typical East Village walk-up without abandoning a neighborhood that inspired them.
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Nowadays, if you miss a flight, your ticket is gone and you're stranded — if you want to travel, you will have to purchase an expensive walk-up fare (if one is even available).
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I have to cover my face as I walk up to the main conference center - not for the freezing cold temperatures, but because of the exhaust from the traffic and idling private cars.
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They live in far-flung immigrant nooks, in walk-up apartments in the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Kensington and Crown Heights and Flatbush, and in the Queens neighborhoods of Jamaica and Long Island City.
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In a frothy white dress, Melania Trump stood out on the event's blue carpet, smiling and holding her husband's hand for the long walk up the steps and into a museum for dinner.
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We walk up to a terminal and confirm our identity and it streams information from a device that links our identity, our place and our information together securely to let us immediately work.
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Whether it's a prewar walk-up, an airy loft, a garden flat or a sky-high glass-and-steel cube, New Yorkers have long felt at home nestled above and below our neighbors.
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In the West Village, a one-bedroom, one-bath, duplex apartment, with a wood-burning fireplace and a private outdoor area with skyline views, on the fifth floor of a prewar walk-up.
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Mr. Simon and his first wife, Joan Baim, whom he met through a writing gig in the Poconos, were recognizable regulars in Greenwich Village, where they lived in a fifth-floor walk-up.
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Those who already registered can defer their badge until 2021, 2022 and 2023 and also get 50% off the walk-up rate in an alternate year of their choosing between 2021 and 2023.
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While in her first New York apartment, a fifth-floor walk-up, Ms. Devine tipped friends $20 to haul her luggage skyward when she came home exhausted from an out-of-town gig.
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And you will walk up to the theater for the first day of rehearsal and a young beautiful couple will walk by and look up at the marquee and say "Who's Mike Birbiglia?"
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"The main thing is I can't even walk up a flight of stairs without being out of breath or going to the bathroom without having to sit down because I'm exhausted," Underwood said.
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I picked up a Groupon for Harbor Breeze Cruises, spending just $21.35 for two tickets (down from a walk-up price of $24.99) for a 210-minute ocean cruise and whale-watching tour.
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Sun pulled out a teenager stuck in sludge at the bottom of the pit, and held another child in his arms as they tried to walk up to the edge to climb up.
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The kinds of experiences where the studio can put additional time into seemingly minor things like making sure characters walk up stairs in a way that looks normal, or having horses realistically poop.
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In Kew Gardens Hills, Queens, a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment, with a sunny living area and a windowed kitchen, on the first floor of a walk-up building with a laundry room.
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A fourth-floor walk-up, it's roomy by the standards of the Upper East Side, with enough space for a couch that her brother can sleep on when he visits from Long Island.
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Indeed, he was selling milkshake mixers when he came across the McDonald brothers and their assembly-line system of serving burgers, fries and drinks at their walk-up stand in San Bernardino, Calif.
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