These guys are still walking the streets, they're still walking.
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No, that's not Rob Ford walking the streets of Toronto again.
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The one who's committed perjury should not be walking the streets.
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"He's freely walking the streets of New York," the president said.
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I started walking the streets like that and tailgating like that.
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Most of those walking the streets openly are truckers, a privileged job.
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Just walking the streets was one of my favorite things to do.
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And his presence is physically all around you walking the streets of Havana.
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Walking the streets you'll find a mesh of baroque and Arab architectural styles.
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People were just walking the streets but didn't know where they were going.
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But he is markedly less aggressive when walking the streets of his hometown.
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People found walking the streets could face fines or, potentially, arrest, Narez said.
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Women walking the streets wear their mandatory headscarves draped loosely over their heads.
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It's gone to a grand jury, and they're still walking the streets free.
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"The people who killed my sister can't be walking the streets," she said.
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He was eventually found, safe and sound, walking the streets of Bel Air.
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They help these kids cross over to Syria, and they're still walking the streets.
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He spent a lot of time walking the streets of Antalya, thinking, he said.
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Over 20183,000 criminal aliens have been arrested this year walking the streets of this country.
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Women in face veils are prohibited from walking the streets, using hospitals or public transport.
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Over 100,000 criminal aliens have been arrested this year walking the streets of this country.
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You spend time walking the streets, and you cannot ignore what you see in them.
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They have been walking the streets, sometimes accompanied by city officials, to sound out residents.
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Jakarta Journal JAKARTA, Indonesia — Dita Wahyunita doesn't like walking the streets of the Indonesian capital.
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She is again walking the streets of the Lower East Side, where she grew up.
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On Sunday night, his fiancee was tired after walking the streets of Los Angeles with Coe.
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"It's a public case, and he's a scary person to have walking the streets," Wild said.
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Do you want a world where humans are walking the streets, chatting with their AI dolls?
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People walking the streets are scrutinized for what they are wearing and what they are carrying.
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Athens proposed building a new semi-enclosed camp to keep refugees from freely walking the streets.
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Sensors in the sneaker shoe vibrate to tell people which way to turn when walking the streets.
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More beat cops walking the streets seems to deter crime and reduce the need to arrest anyone.
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Without documents and transgender, however, she soon found herself walking the streets, offering her body for money.
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When her landlady doesn't answer she finds herself walking the streets with Pablo to her parents' place.
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"I can't remember the last time I saw a copper walking the streets along here," Mackie said.
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While walking the streets of Los Angeles, Mia and Sebastian dive into the city's infamous traffic problem.
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It's not like we're all walking the streets with our shoulders dislocated and our noses gushing blood.
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For decades, Yuji Agematsu has been walking the streets of New York City collecting scraps of garbage.
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Criminals are literally walking the streets because the FBI has lost the confidence of the American people.
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They spent a few days walking the streets and asking people if they knew or had seen Garlinghouse.
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A lot of criminals are now walking the streets of Portland that would have been arrested that week.
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The Benson High School point guard was walking the streets of Omaha, Nebraska, at around 6:30 p.m.
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Williams had one friend in this world, Mollie, a casual acquaintance who earns her living walking the streets.
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The singer made headlines on Saturday after reportedly being robbed at knifepoint while walking the streets of London.
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They were supposed to be walking the streets of Atlanta, Buffalo, Des Moines and St. Louis by now.
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But Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey says Davis is still too dangerous to be walking the streets.
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Walking the streets here feels like strolling through Disney World—everything's neat and tidy and kind of antique-looking.
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Nothing about walking the streets here feels even remotely menacing — until you walk the streets with someone from Rio.
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So much for our golden future walking the streets encased in personal "stay the fuck away from me" bots.
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And now, today, he is walking the streets of Cleveland for the Cavs victory parade without a shirt on.
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Fano, showing signs of schizophrenia, sometimes cleared his mind by walking the streets so long his bare feet blistered.
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Walking the streets of historic St. Augustine, it is a perfect setting for enjoying that experience and meeting new people.
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"We can't move forward because whoever did this is out there walking the streets while they are dead," she says.
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He regularly spends seven hours a day walking the streets, and snaps his shutter 400 times in a regular session.
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Either way, in the future, it seems even more of us will be walking the streets staring at our phones.
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"I do not want people, people of color, walking the streets, fearful of what may happen to them," Sanders said.
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Whether she was traveling to a new cultural destination or walking the streets of her city, she was constantly moving.
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She was watching a campaign event in which Mr. Feo la Cruz was walking the streets to greet potential voters.
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Volgograders walking the streets or going to work pass by many kinds of memorials to those who sacrificed their lives.
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The next day, walking the streets of Chinatown, he heard from store owners who complained about a surge in shoplifting.
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No city wants to admit that it has prostitutes walking the streets or going on calls arranged via the internet.
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The lower the clearance rate, the higher the number of shooters walking the streets who have gotten away with their crime.
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Chicago is not the safest city and I don't feel comfortable walking the streets alone at that time in the morning!
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Not long before the civil war he was virtually broke, walking the streets of St Louis in shabby clothing selling firewood.
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The peace of mind we enjoy walking the streets at night is courtesy of his commitment to restoring law and order.
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And she should be — there's a crazed killer on the loose and she doesn't want her daughter walking the streets alone.
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More than a few minutes in the area leaves one's throat burning, and children walking the streets have quickly developed coughs.
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Our beautiful daughter Jaylah Kassidy Hart is now walking the streets of gold and hasn't got a care in the world.
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Even as I was walking the streets of New York City, those on the other end said call quality remained solid.
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Let's be honest, who'd have thought that in 2016 kids would be walking the streets actually catching Pokemon on their phones.
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"No child should have to fear going to school or walking the streets of their neighborhood," Sessions said in a statement.
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The pair have been walking the streets and collecting photographs, sketches, and objects that tell the story of this seemingly unremarkable place.
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At one point in time, that was one of the most popular names of Black men walking the streets of New York.
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He understands the worries of residents, he said, who sometimes see strangers walking the streets and become worried for their own safety.
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"A boy in Poland messaged me about the current political climate and his fear of walking the streets safely," Porowski, 34, said.
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As for 21's ongoing detention ... A$AP says he's hopeful his friend will soon be walking the streets in Atlanta again.
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Cashman said recently that he would not trade Torres, joking (or not) that he still enjoyed walking the streets in the city.
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I spent hours walking the streets of Kolkata, and found this to be the best way to get to know the city.
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And there was Macron, walking the streets of Paris in a downpour, without an overcoat, on the day he was sworn in.
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If I keep walking the streets in Paris for three days, I would not get as much information as I can get online.
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Power had returned to many parts of Caracas by noon on Tuesday, but businesses remained idle and few pedestrians were walking the streets.
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PHILADELPHIA — When walking the streets of the Old City area in Philadelphia, it's easy to imagine being back in the late 18th century.
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And after walking the streets, poking my head over fences, and gamboling through alleyways, I eventually happened upon a group of likely candidates.
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Derrick Middleton was walking the streets of Harlem in search of a haircut when he was invited into a shop by a barber.
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If they failed to bring criminal charges against Abdullah, the lawyers contended, he could end up "walking the streets," as one put it.
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Rodney Ford, Gregory's father, visibly disturbed at the prospect of Mr. Shanley's walking the streets, urged everyone who saw him to "harass" him.
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Walking the streets of Ho Chi Minh City — or anywhere else in Vietnam — one will come across those with such defects and diseases.
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You feel it walking the streets, where the signs are in French and the attitude is Canadian but the cultures are from everywhere.
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Despite this success, in 1956 Arbus abruptly quit the editorial photography game and began walking the streets of New York with her 35mm camera.
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Crokin said Howard personally harassed her, once asking if she was "going to be walking the streets tonight" when she wore heels to work.
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The 82-year-old newscaster was seen out in Beverly Hills, California – wearing his signature shirt, tie, and suspenders combo while walking the streets.
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It also helps explain the proliferation of ear-budded zombies walking the streets, riding buses and subways, fixing the world with their blank stares.
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Furthermore, we are aware that women who do not have a stable home situation to return to, can literally be left walking the streets.
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In reading the essay, I thought that you raised a really good point about respectability politics as survival tactics as you're walking the streets.
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Wright's schedule is set according to the bus schedule, so he can spend as little time as possible walking the streets of his neighborhood.
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Ruth later finds herself spewing black vomit, waking up in viscous sheets, walking the streets to staccato editing, and eventually recoiling from direct sunlight.
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Street vendor Gorgui Lamine Sow was walking the streets of the coastal city of Denia on Friday when he heard screams coming from nearby.
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The actor claimed he was walking the streets with a weapon wanting to murder a black man, as that was the race of her attacker.
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" Leland Cadoy, a police corporal walking the streets of Waikiki with a reporter, kindly addressed every homeless person he saw, and spoke only of "R.C.P.s.
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The store essentially acts as a distribution channel for the designs you'd typically only be able to find by walking the streets of Italia yourself.
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I decided to pursue the story after hearing that Mr. Tang's parents were still walking the streets of Zhangjiajie in central China, looking for him.
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I spent 173 days walking the streets of Kiev with an interpreter, talking with people and shooting pictures that combined their story with my views.
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Rai Das, 24, who works at a small Indian restaurant in Little India, talks of feeling scared lately while walking the streets of New York.
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As the sister catches a train, kills time by walking the streets of Paris and boards her flight, her past connections with Iceland are revealed.
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Shortly thereafter they were together in Berlin, where Mr. Cluchey observed as Beckett directed "Godot," and they spent time walking the streets and chatting in cafes.
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"We know there are people walking the streets of New York City who might have been lost if these changes weren't in place," the mayor said.
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His case remained unsolved for decades, though reports periodically surfaced that the boy had been spotted in foreign countries or walking the streets of New York.
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Earlier this year, Hope For Paws, an animal rescue based out of California, received a tip that a wolf was walking the streets of Los Angeles.
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Though not directly participating in the real estate market, just walking the streets as a white man signals to others that the neighborhood is ripe for investment.
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Walking the streets of the old city in Bucharest, visitors with a keen eye will spot red circles — just above the eye line — on hundreds of buildings.
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Thousands, perhaps millions, of players are congregating in parks and walking the streets with their noses buried even further in their smartphones trying to catch all the Pokemon.
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Paris was her second home where she loved spending time walking the streets with her grandchildren and collecting art for her apartment on the Ile de St. Louis.
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The woman-on-the-street interviews are a direct reference to Chronicle of Summer (1961), about a woman walking the streets of Paris asking people 'Are you happy?
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The mom of Mason, 7, Penelope, 5 and Reign, 2, was spotted hand-in-hand with Bendjima walking the streets of Paris an eye-catching ensemble last week.
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"It was always funny to watch the face of someone who walked out of a club in the morning to see an elephant walking the streets," Holan said.
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Breed, the first African-American woman to hold the post, was focussed on homelessness, and she, too, liked to gauge the city's efforts by walking the streets unannounced.
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But, if you're using it all the time when you're around people or in elevators or walking the streets in New York, you're human connections will be eliminated.
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He traveled to Miami in the spring and spent hours walking the streets and took a helicopter ride to see the city from above to help generate ideas.
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As a friend there said recently as we were out walking the streets, he is no longer made to feel guilty, like he is being a "bad" Muslim.
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That "something better" will almost surely be walking the streets of heaven, surrounded by the generations of people pointed there by his faithful obedience to proclaim the Gospel.
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I first met Anderson while walking the streets of St. Louis with Nightlife, an anti-violence outreach program that grew out of the unrest in Ferguson in 22017.
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While walking the streets of the colorful Bo-Kaap neighborhood in Cape Town for Heritage Day, Markle accepted a bouquet of flowers from a child who greeted her.
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PARIS — Somewhere, far from a runway, Martin Margiela, is walking the streets of Paris, having long since abdicated the fashion industry and the label that bears his name.
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Both endured the hardship of walking the streets of 1980s New York, in and around Times Square or by the piers — the most reliable place to do business.
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I wrote in the book's "New York, New York" essay: Walking the streets of New York with my Leica I learned that there really is a photograph everywhere.
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As usual in the digital age, there are a bunch of people walking the streets glued to their phone, but there's a new reason for them to do so.
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People who call Paterson, New Jersey, home must have been doing double takes on Thursday when an exotic feline called a Savannah cat was seen walking the streets there.
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If you find yourself so riddled with anxiety over tonight's election results that you're aimlessly walking the streets of New York City, why not head to 53rd and Broadway?
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They -- strangers, friends and rescue crews -- are scraping through the rubble with their bare hands, walking the streets with the names of the missing children printed on cardboard signs.
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Assemble your friends and get dressed up like zombies – think torn, dirty clothes, and lots of fake blood – and go walking the streets to bring your favorite show to life.
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In the fall of 2016, Gomez started walking the streets of the South Bronx with a picture of Detective Terrell, the officer whom Perez had accused of going after Hernandez.
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Walking the streets of Jerusalem, ultra-Orthodox men in dark fedoras and women dressed in long sleeves in the sweltering summer sun are often derided as living outside the mainstream.
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And the proposal makes overtures to law enforcement as well: "Black mothers and fathers should feel confident that their children are safe walking the streets of America," the proposal reads.
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It's not uncommon to smell weed on any given day while walking the streets of Los Angeles, but to my surprise, there were no strong scents coming from the restaurant.
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The 38-year-old mom of Mason, 7, Penelope, 5 and Reign, 2, was spotted hand-in-hand with Bendjima walking the streets of Paris wearing quite the eye-catching ensemble.
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The book's vignettes, many only a paragraph long, are like flashes of memory: a boy walking the streets of Sarajevo, a boy lying sick on the couch, a boy being bullied.
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Before sex work moved online, if a person wanted to avoid walking the streets, they needed access to essential safety resources that were largely mediated by third parties like agencies and pimps.
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"In their faces we can see reflected all those who, walking the streets of our cities, feel the pain of dire poverty, the sorrow born of exploitation and human trafficking," he said.
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The teaser, captured by someone in the audience, shows as Wiseau, Sestero and Isaiah LaBorde walking the streets of New Orleans as a sudden flood quickly brings water up to their waists.
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He spends much of his time walking the streets, and at night dosses down with friends or sleeps in the forest in a sleeping bag given to him by someone in town.
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A true Southern city, Atlanta's pace is perhaps a little slower than its counterparts in the Northeast, but its citizens are warm and genuine as you pass them while walking the streets.
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A few days later, she said she spent an entire night walking the streets of her comfortable Berlin neighborhood and was astounded by the scores of inconspicuous far-right messages she found.
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Some more recent incidents include: Shortly after New Year's, four teens in Chicago filmed themselves on Live torturing a mentally disabled man, who was later found walking the streets of the city.
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Particularly given the current climate in France — its fragmented political landscape, its high unemployment rate, its heavily armed security forces walking the streets — the raucous ovation Ms. Kawakubo received was fully merited.
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But, based on the description, I was hopeful it would help me at least shed some of the dragon-y scales on my heels after walking the streets of New York all summer.
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But the fact that The First Purge fails to address it as a serious concern for women walking the streets on a night where there are no consequences for criminal acts is laughable.
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Mumbai resident, Ajay Kumar, filed the RTI application asking the Indian government if it has plans in place for protecting the citizens of the nation when brain-dead walkers begin walking the streets.
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Along with releasing music on Leaving Records, he hosts, organizes, and curates events in venues and guerrilla spaces, and he can be found walking the streets late at night, smoking spliffs around town.
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Walking the streets and puzzling out how West Fourth Street could be right next to West 12th, I realized that I was doing alone what my mom had done with me years before.
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The Saudi team also included a body double who was wearing Mr. Khashoggi's clothes and was seen walking the streets of Istanbul shortly after the writer was killed, Saudi and Turkish officials said.
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"It's just hard to hear this guy's going to be walking the streets because of a technicality," Myra Gary, whose brother was allegedly murdered by one of the seven men, told the Advocate.
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We spent a few hours with Mr. Talavera, walking the streets of Nogales and taking lunch together, so we could better understand why he was willing to risk all for such a perilous journey.
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And the man behind the campaign says he wanted to show that Pride "is not about feather bowers [sic] or walking the streets in drag" – as though this is something we should be ashamed of.
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The beautiful choreography of light and shadow and lost people like me walking the streets makes me feel like we are in a movie set, where the buildings, prostitutes, and dead animals are also protagonists.
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While Israel may be an imperfect democracy, there is no institutionalized racism there that bears any resemblance to Jim Crow -- something King would surely recognize if he were walking the streets of Tel Aviv today.
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Heather Heyer was killed in an action meant to express the violent intent and threat of the messengers walking the streets of Charlottesville with lit tiki torches in hand — much like lynchings across our history.
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In 1990, when I was in college, I spoke on the phone to the Russian-born musical polymath Nicolas Slonimsky, who recalled walking the streets of Petrograd on the first day of the Bolshevik Revolution.
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These were central tenets of the senator's crusade; while walking the streets of New York, Sanders spent as much time talking about the exclusion of 3 million independent voters as he did free college tuition.
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Lamar Odom had fans seeing double when he was photographed walking the streets of Beverly Hills, California, on Friday with friends — including a mysterious blonde who looked a lot like the his ex-wife, Khloé Kardashian.
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Bezos and Sanchez were seen arm-in-arm walking the streets of France's celebrity hotspot Saint-Tropez and aboard David Geffen's $590 million superyacht with former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and the model Karlie Kloss.
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That means that a poor, unemployed city resident walking the streets of an average city today has about the same chance of being robbed, beaten up, stabbed or shot as a well-off urbanite in 1993.
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This month, the artist managed to create a virtual traffic jam across one of the main bridges spanning the Spree river in Berlin, by walking the streets towing a hand wagon laden with 99 active cell phones.
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Sterk says Jones had had emergency surgery on his leg and stomach, with a rod installed in his leg, five months before the 2011 shooting, and would not have been walking the streets, as the prosecutors argued.
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A couple of weeks ago, 74-year-old Wayne Winters started walking the streets every day wearing a sandwich board that says, "Need kidney 1003 wife," along with a phone number and his wife's blood type (A-).
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Culture's general manager, Johnny Norton, said the three Midtown locations — the latest opened in Hell's Kitchen in February — were determined by walking the streets to see where coffeeless zones existed and to gauge foot traffic and density.
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Depending on the time of year, you'll catch (straight) couples walking the streets, and nannies with kids, and joggers working through morning routines, weaving along culs-de-sac gridlocked by Allen Parkway and Shepherd and the Southwest Freeway.
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This is how I found myself walking the streets of Cleveland with nuns offering strangers a simple act of kindness— a cup of lemonade on a very hot day — as they made their way to the convention center.
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Laura Loomer, a right wing political activist and reporter, tweeted a photo of two women walking the streets of N.Y.C. on Greenwich Street, a few blocks from where the violent attack happened, criticizing them for wearing their hijabs.
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There have been a lot of reasons to be concerned for Justin Bieber's well-being over the past few months — using a pacifier as an adult, walking the streets barefoot, that face tattoo and getting in multiple fights.
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Bezos and Sanchez were seen arm-in-arm walking the streets of France&aposs celebrity hotspot Saint-Tropez and aboard David Geffen&aposs $590 million superyacht with former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and the model Karlie Kloss.
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About New York By rights, on a bright Friday afternoon in late spring, Sumeja Tulic had every reason to relish walking the streets of New York, a city she moved to nine months ago from London for graduate school.
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" Lindeman sings of intimate, deeply nostalgic memories in a relationship, like of "We wrote letters to each other / As though addressing the ocean / That we stand before now" or "Walking the streets / When it was too hot to eat.
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Company executives, setting up shop in a hotel in Long Island City, Queens, where Amazon wants to build a new campus, have been walking the streets, sometimes accompanied by city officials, to listen to residents and drum up support.
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My first child was born last year, and I spent a fair amount of my four weeks of paternity leave with the boy strapped to my chest in a Baby Bjorn, walking the streets of my Washington, DC, neighborhood.
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Mr. Franco and I began by walking the streets, noticing: the coal train running through the city's core; the dust settling on buildings along the tracks; and the Jesus Christ carved from anthracite, prominent in a store's window display.
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"Walking the streets of New York City in the last few days and being in Times Square and looking at the volume of foot traffic there, we're like 'we've got to have our first store here," Murray tells The Verge.
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A quick scroll through either one of their Instagrams reveals shots of the two attending parties in Paris and walking the streets of LA, with a couple of yacht trips in Monte Carlo and Dubai thrown in for good measure.
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Walking the streets, there is no doubt you will walk past boxes of Vigor King Size condoms stacked up in chemists' window displays, while in bars of a more sketchy variety, you can buy a Momentos condom with one Cuban peso.
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I can't tell if it's the town or the book that does it — probably a combination of both — but walking the streets of Autun, I found myself gripped by a powerful melancholy, a sense of passing time, of my own mortality.
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In a project titled Google Map Hacks, Berlin-based artist Simon Weckert created a virtual traffic jam across one of the main bridges spanning the Spree river in Berlin by walking the streets towing a hand wagon laden with 99 active cell phones.
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Even though they are walking the streets of one of the world's most romantic cities hand-in-hand, neither Heaton or Dyer had officially confirmed that they are dating until they made their first red carpet appearance together in December of last year.
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In this new version, which takes on the form of a music video as opposed to the last "in the club" edition, we see Craig walking the streets, looking like a general badman, flexing as he knows comeback season is in full effect.
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"We will keep on walking the streets of Tel Aviv in the hope that pluralism, tolerance, and the liberal values of this city will spread throughout the country, Middle East, and the whole world," said Huldai, who has run the city since 1998.
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Cutesier material — a story about how Allison once performed with Willie Nelson at a bar — adds levity to a heavy subject but also plays like pandering, and slow-motion footage of, say, Allison walking the streets of New York just looks like padding.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Walking the streets of Brooklyn with her wife, Emma, Nicole Dennis-Benn discovered a "strange hierarchy" dictating who can publicly express physical affection without repercussion.
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My ignorance wasn't for lack of trying: for months after I arrived, I came to the center every morning I could, walking the streets as the city woke up and returning to mark off my route on a map pinned to the wall.
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An Iranian feminist and founder of a campaign against the mandatory hijab, Masih Alinejad, distributed posts by joyous Iranian women drawing inspiration from their Saudi counterparts, illicitly slipping the scarves off their heads, walking the streets of Tehran and recording video messages.
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Vicky says she never knew Chris to use needles and says just before he left for Detroit that afternoon, he was walking the streets of New York with her in a t-shirt and there was no evidence of track marks on his body.
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Later, while walking the streets of Amsterdam as an adult, she was struck by the playground architecture of Aldo van Eyck that appeared all over the Dutch city, using a similar template of geometric concrete, sand, water features, and modular design for open play.
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"I really could tell on our first date when we were walking the streets of South Bend, we went to see a South Bend Cubs game, the way he interacts with people, the way he cares about people, that call to service," Buttigieg said.
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LOS ANGELES — Reaching into jubilant crowds from atop the back seat of a slow-moving convertible, walking the streets of riot-torn Watts, sitting with Cesar Chavez in the Central Valley — these are the frozen moments of Robert F. Kennedy's campaign for president in California in 1968.
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The actor Liam Neeson said in an interview with a British newspaper last month that he once spent a week walking the streets with a club looking for a black man to kill after a woman close to him was raped by someone she said was black.
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The friendly exes, who split in 2016 after dating for nearly a year, were spotted walking the streets of New York City on New Year's Day — in photographs published by E!. Grande, 25, wore a puffy Fendi jacket with black thigh-high boots and a matching black face mask.
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As a police officer—first as a beat cop in Islington, and then working plainclothes on a robbery squad—he discovered that while walking the streets he could spot faces and know, in a flash, who they were, where he had met them, and whether they were criminal suspects.
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Liam Neeson: The actor described a racist revenge fantasy to a British newspaper last month, saying that he once spent a week walking the streets with a club looking for a black man to kill after a woman close to him was raped by someone she said was black.
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The red carpet events before the New York premiere of Liam Neeson's new film were canceled on Tuesday, one day after the publication of remarks in which the actor described once seeking revenge for the rape of a friend by walking the streets looking for a black man to kill.
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People are obsessed with the concept of a zombie apocalypse: hordes of the undead, including former loved ones, walking the streets with hungry snarls and blank stares as if in constant pain and unrest, looking to eat you body and soul until you feel the same way they do — tortured and alone.
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Tabloid media and political parties like the nationalist U.K. Independence Party have attacked the changing demographics of urban Britain: Salacious, false rumors circulate on the far right of "no-go" areas in London and Birmingham, areas where deadly crime makes walking the streets unsafe or where patrols enforce Shariah law on a neighborhood.
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I also loved the architecture: the grand Ottoman palaces, the postcard-perfect Beyoğlu district, the stunning Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque with their towering minarets piercing the sky, and the energy of the bustling — and seemingly never-ending — Grand Bazaar — walking the streets of Istanbul felt magical, like a beautiful dream I hoped would never end.
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It means trying to solve the riddle of a man who was outwardly gregarious — "As beguiling a conversationalist as Oscar Wilde," as Mr. Dery put it — and flamboyantly fashionable, walking the streets of New York in the 1960s and '70s in floor-sweeping fur coats that caught the attention of the photographer Bill Cunningham, yet forever enigmatic.
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But you can find families like ours walking the streets of Pacific Boulevard in Huntington Park, ordering delicious food at Simply Wholesome on Slauson Boulevard, dancing to cumbia music on the outdoor plaza in Olvera Street, exercising at the Culver City stairs overlooking Baldwin Hills, or caught in traffic on the 110 freeway during the dreaded morning commute.
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Gone are the mornings where you opened the bedroom curtains to blinding sunshine and blue sky, gone are the languid, sweat-soaked days in the grass drinking luke-warm Red Stripes before they warm up any more, and gone are the hours spent aimlessly walking the streets with your mates, too giddy and lethargic to make plans in the 30 degree heat.
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That sounds so appealing to me at this particular time in our culture, when it feels like people in control of the government are working for their self-interest over the greater good, when literal Nazis feel safe walking the streets while screaming hateful rhetoric at the top of their lungs, and when our culture is so fractured that if seems as if we can't hear each other.
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Since the lockout laws came in, a night out is no longer spontaneous—you have to either plan your partying ahead of time at a scheduled event outside the CBD lockout zone (like the occasional Mad Rackets or a secret-venue Motorik or Picnic party), head to the now-overcrowded strip of Newtown's bohemian King Street, or be prepared to pack it all in before 2000:19993 AM. Now, walking the streets of Sydney's CBD and Kings Cross after 21999 AM, it's hard to find a cab or a kebab, let alone some place for a dance or a quiet nightcap.
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