Seventy-two percent of the zoned area in San Francisco, the densest big city outside of New York, is zoned for single-family or duplexes.
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"Earth ends up zoned, residential, and light industry," Bezos said.
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" From Wendt's perspective, "I feel like I got friend-zoned.
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Tech writers zoned out in VR headsets in the lobby.
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There is no evidence any zoned families were turned away.
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But the church wasn't zoned for commercial use, only residential.
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Briefly, I zoned out to the sound of lapping water.
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For middle school, families in the area are zoned toM.
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The area is zoned only for commercial use, not residential.
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The building is zoned for residential and light commercial use.
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Afterward, she was really tired and zoned out, binging GANflix.
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Two of the elementary schools, the Charrette School and the East Side School for Social Action, are zoned, so their admissions priorities would go into effect only after all zoned students had been admitted.
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In his opinion, all the male characters were being friend zoned.
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I zoned out around 4 PM and started planning my dinner.
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They zoned in ways to halt fire spread and ensure egress.
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Some students zoned for that school might be rerouted to ours.
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He's particularly zoned in on the two senators in the race.
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Are salespeople too zoned in on one phase of a deal?
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Students north of West 116th Street are zoned for two schools.
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Some Sayville properties are zoned for the Connetquot Central School District.
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Students are zoned for two public schools, both outside the neighborhood.
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This is a cropped portion directly zoned into 'BLACK LIVES MATTER!
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I put myself in that cell and just, like, zoned out.
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Currently, the area is only zoned for low-rise manufacturing use.
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Still, today roughly three-quarters of Colma remains zoned for cemeteries.
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"Maybe we only consent to a zoned dispensary this time," he said.
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I zoned out when the doctor starting talking about my damaged heart.
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Margie told me that the resort is technically zoned to a campground.
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There has never been residential housing in the light industrial zoned area.
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Only 6.7% of the region's vacant lots are zoned for multifamily housing.
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Industrially zoned land, especially near cities, is already hard to come by.
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"The mural on the building on this property is not allowed in that the property is zoned residentially and murals shall not be permitted in any residentially zoned historic district," the letter reads, according to the court filing.
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As of 2014, nearly half the city was zoned for single-family housing.
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As a zoned school, Urban Scholars inherited families from the school it replaced.
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We anticipate renters with illicit items will naturally prefer industrially zoned storage facilities.
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The big picture: "Earth ends up zoned residential and light industry," Bezos said.
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I'm going to be zoned out, and I'm not going to be connected.
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In SimTower, I could have just zoned what I wanted and walk away.
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It also has great suction, zoned cleaning, runs quietly, and works with Alexa.
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" 'I'm sorry, I zoned out there for a minute,' " Colbert said, imitating Trump.
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The property is seven and a half landscaped acres, zoned for keeping horses.
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At the time, many white parents would not even consider their zoned schools.
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I just kind of zoned it out and was focusing on the pitcher.
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The "Netted" have jobs, plush amenities and well-zoned houses on dry land.
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And if you haven&apost zoned out by then, you may enjoy it.
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It is zoned for the highly regarded public Jahn School of Fine Arts.
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Almost all of Somers is served by the Somers Central School District, with some families in the northwestern corner zoned for the Lakeland Central School District, and a few in the northeastern corner zoned for the North Salem Central School District.
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There were better sites in County Galway already zoned for this type of thing.
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It was either Stuy or my zoned public school a couple blocks from home.
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Up to 2,500 scooters are permitted in zoned areas as part of the program.
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This is almost as good as the dude who got friend-zoned on 'LMAD.
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Prior to this plan, The Showbox had been zoned for 240-foot commercial buildings.
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No off-street parking is available, but there is zoned street parking for residents.
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As for Sonya (Susannah Millonzi), she hopelessly loves Astrov, who has friend-zoned her.
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The zoned middle school is M.S. 297, on Morton Street in the West Village.
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I wondered if we were missing things when we're plugged in and zoned out.
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Some used apps like Headspace; others just put on trippy music and zoned out.
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The Schools Children are zoned to two elementary schools for prekindergarten to fifth grade.
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Right now, 60 percent of the land in Minneapolis is zoned for single-family homes.
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This, even though it is on land zoned for mining by the State of Alaska.
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Many parents are, of course, unhappy about being zoned away from a top-notch school.
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That was her zoned school for the Queensbridge public housing projects in Long Island City.
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AF: We are predominantly zoned R1, which is the classification for single-family detached homes.
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Across the country, about three-quarters of all students simply attend their zoned neighborhood schools.
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"Throughout all my rounds, I kind of just zoned in on my lane," he said.
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I just want to talk, to chat, to connect, and she's just getting lost and zoned.
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He zoned in on the plan for an upcoming assault on Mosul, a key ISIS stronghold.
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Even during an interview off to the side, he's zoned in on making his teammates better.
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East of Broadway is zoned for Middle School 131, serving pupils in Grades 6 through 8.
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It also works with Alexa, runs quietly, has zoned cleaning, and does a good job sucking.
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Dr. Connelly said that some non-zoned students were assigned to P.S. 24 by the department.
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Lacey (footage not found) says Nick friend-zoned her; he basically acknowledges that this is so.
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Across the street, a home zoned for just one unit had a second address posted outside.
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And 10 potential land parcels in Long Island City are zoned M1-4, for light manufacturing.
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The zoned elementary school is P.S. 307, the Daniel Hale Williams School, just outside the neighborhood.
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Occupied at one point by an architecture firm, it is zoned for commercial and residential use.
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This is significantly lower than for residents zoned for Lakeland schools (roughly $268 per assessed $276,2422).
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Students are zoned for Public School 111 Adolph S. Ochs, which last year had 334 students.
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Some families currently zoned for P.S. 199 would instead be put into the P.S. 191 zone.
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He said he was too zoned in on his wounded neighbor to understand what had happened.
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They also point out that Tierra del Mar, arrayed along a pristine beach, is zoned residential.
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All but one of the zoned elementary schools below West 33th Street are now majority white.
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Still, the conservancy's zoned management system has won the endorsement of Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration.
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Dartmond and Esther Cherk owned three acres of residentially-zoned investment property in Marin County, Calif.
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James Madison is a zoned high school, which draws from children growing up in the same neighborhood.
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But also because it's starting to stand for a zoned out, resigned-but-defiant kind of happiness.
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He bought 215 acres — the last parcels of land here to be zoned for light industrial development.
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Large parts of Amman are zoned for high-end units, even though the market wants cheaper ones.
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I am so zoned into the class, I can't believe it's over when we go into shavasana.
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Students west of Mercer are zoned for P.S. 219 Charrette School, which has prekindergarten through fifth grade.
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Different areas can be zoned for different purposes such as commercial zoning, residential zoning, and industrial zoning.
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The building is zoned as a multi-use area, so there is commercial potential for the buyer.
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As part of this agreement, Box will start adding Azure's international locations to its zoned data program.
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The Colonial-era home has been updated with central air-conditioning, zoned heating and an expanded kitchen.
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Mets general manager Sandy Alderson and club brass continued to listen to Altchek, but Wheeler zoned out.
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A small area in northeastern Pound Ridge is zoned for the Katonah-Lewisboro Union Free School District.
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Perhaps the most difficult part of owning a goat is finding a neighborhood zoned for farm animals.
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Intermediate School 303 on West 182nd Street, a zoned middle school, enrolled about 360 students last year.
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That changed in 83, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg got rid of the zoned high school system.
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The three-level space is zoned for industry, not parties, and organizers feared it would be raided.
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Threatened by gentrification and zoned for industrial use, the future of Rhinoceropolis is uncertain if not bleak.
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The downtown area, he explained, has never actually been zoned for "software and hardware research and development," the category under which many tech companies fall — instead, large parts of the city have been zoned for the purpose, specifically the 10 million square feet of the Stanford Research Park.
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And while Wilding was "looking for romance," Cohen said he had already friend-zoned him before their date.
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When Maggie friend-zoned Alex, it was a burn felt across the fandom, because we can all relate.
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I was totally puzzled by her and thought maybe meds or booze or something had her zoned out.
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Almost all new space is being built in parks that are pre-planned and pre-zoned, he says.
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I'm not sure any film has better captured the scary, zoned-out disconnection of '70s AM soft rock.
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By contrast, a dozen white neighborhoods along the Highway 610 Loop have been zoned favorably — "Viable" — for safekeeping.
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Many students are zoned for the Pennington School, which offers prekindergarten through eighth grade for about 21904 students.
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The long commute was worth it because my high school offered so much more than my zoned school.
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Cardboard disposal was a commercial endeavor, zoned to retail and industrial spaces with specialized dumpsters and cardboard compactors.
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According to the Education Department, the percentage of non-zoned children enrolled in kindergarten at P.S. 24 fell to about 163 percent in 2015-16 from 13 percent in 2010-11 (not counting the gifted and talented program), while the number of zoned students in kindergarten has grown by 36 percent.
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The businesses also have to be located in an area zoned for commercial manufacturing in order to be eligible.
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The Schools For grade schools, the three zoned options include Public School 21800, which teaches kindergarten through fifth grade.
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Just try jump-roping when you're distracted or attempting a choreographed set of shadowbox punches if you're zoned out.
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When she wasn't studying or playing sports, she had two distinct personalities: rude and mean or completely zoned out.
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The Guild works by partnering with building owners to operate hotel accommodations in commercially-zoned or mixed-use buildings.
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Regulators are drawing stricter boundaries for the industry and the SEC has zoned in on asset management this year.
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He predicted that heavy industry would move off the planet and "earth will be zoned residential and light industrial."
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The pagoda had a history, but he zoned out, as all his energy was being used to digest food.
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There are no zoned elementary schools, so parents rank preferences and submit applications; at least one placement is guaranteed.
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However, according to city records obtained by the Post, he only had 28503 lots zoned and ready for sale.
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They built illegal lofts in abandoned warehouses and lived together in gritty, blighted neighborhoods that weren't zoned for occupancy.
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You really get zoned in, especially at a major, and it gives you a lot of confidence moving forward.
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Middle school students are zoned for J.H.S. 3393 Simon Baruch, with about 1,150 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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The home is adorned with well-preserved, intricately carved details and is zoned for both residential and commercial use.
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Some blocks in the West 70s are zoned for P.S. 87, which has 1353 prekindergarten through fifth grade students.
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A zoned middle-school option is Intermediate School 21953, the Berta A. Dreyfus School, for Grades 21970 through 8.
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Children walking to and from school often pass zoned-out drug addicts, and hypodermic needles litter some side streets.
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About 1,100 students were wait-listed for kindergarten at their zoned school, a 4 percent drop from last year.
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Community School District 3, where they live, has a long history of giving parents alternatives to their zoned schools.
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Downtown and select other areas zoned for high rises are, in fact, seeing a huge boom in high rise construction.
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However, it is now zoned for housing, and the company plans to build 1,500 mixed-income housing units on it.
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I actually fell asleep during one of those scenes once because I had to be so still and zoned out.
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Included: A motel, a commercial zoned shop, a small cafe, a two-bed, one-bath house and a water well.
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They can also pull you back into the story if you got lost, or zoned out, during the Spanish section.
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The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education concludes that about 1 in 10 colleges and universities have zoned free speech.
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For middle school, students are zoned for Middle School 103, which has about 420 students in Grades 6 through 8.
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These considerations are exactly why parts of cities are zoned only for residential dwellings and not for short-term hotels.
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And the newcomers are looking to buy more commercially zoned land, contacting the owners of the property near their headquarters.
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They logically concluded that school was for girls and did what boys do best: zoned out, often with video games.
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There are no zoned elementary schools in District 1, so parents must apply and rank schools in order of preference.
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Capitol Police ushered the rest of the crowd away and restricted the media to an approved First Amendment–zoned sidewalk.
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Storefront dispensaries were zoned according to municipal and county whim and paid local taxes, but officially they never sold anything.
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Naturally, Glaser brought one for Fallon and the two zoned out in what might be late night's weirdest interview ever.
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Another piece of legislation requires the city to take a census of vacant properties zoned as residential every five years.
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A small section of Thornwood with about 18453 houses is zoned for the Byram Hills Central School District, in Armonk.
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Some students are zoned for Public School 287, the Mohegan School, which in the 2016-17 school year enrolled 605.
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Homes zoned for Carle Place schools, for instance, command higher prices than those assigned to Westbury schools, Ms. Mays said.
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Wing saved Tony in her phone as "Good Guy" in Cantonese, a term for boys who have been friend-zoned.
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Never mind that I was a closeted baby dyke or that I basically zoned out every time he touched me.
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Zoned as a complex with three rentable units, the home is divided into five units (the main house has two).
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The resort, Margie said, is technically zoned to a campground; there are only four tiny houses where 50 could fit.
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Some property developers in the city bought land zoned for commercial use as a cheaper alternative to plots meant for homes.
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Now, cars are more sophisticated than ever: Bluetooth, rear-view cameras, and zoned temperature controls are standard features in 2018 models.
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And things remain fairly lean with the three-person Tetra team working out of a residential apartment dually zoned for commercial.
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"Neighborhoods" of spectrum are "zoned" in ways to minimize "noisy" occupants from interfering with their neighbor's quiet enjoyment of their lots.
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The Ghost Ship, which was not zoned for residential use, was transformed into living quarters by Almena for several local artists.
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"All of our heavy industry will be moved off planet, and Earth will be zoned residential and light industrial," he said.
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In job-rich Washington, DC, for example, two-thirds of the land is zoned for either single-family or row houses.
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Short-term rentals are illegal in Los Angeles for less than 30 days in areas zoned as single-family residential neighborhoods.
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They were in spaces that they didn't know they weren't zoned for, then they got a call and were kicked out.
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Let's say you want to build a warehouse on land zoned M2-1, a manufacturing district that allows certain industrial uses.
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In Yonkers, students are not zoned but select their schools, although preference is given to nearby residents, according to city policy.
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Currently, only 13 percent of East Jerusalem is zoned for Palestinian construction, most of which is already built up and inhabited.
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Although their neighborhood is diverse, the children who go to P.S. 165, its zoned school, are mostly Hispanic and low-income.
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For middle school, the area has zoned priority to J.H.S. 184 Robert F.Wagner, which has 1,352 students (sixth through eighth grades).
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Instead, their schools are becoming magnets for middle-class families moving into gentrifying neighborhoods who prefer them to their local zoned schools.
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As ProPublica reported last year, Houston already floods frequently, as its lightning-fast, fairly un-zoned economic development replaced prairie with pavement.
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Kenny Beats and Mija laced his zoned out swamp rap beats with surprisingly-adept rapper Zack Fox and certainly awesome rapper Key!.
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Second, the rest of the land was zoned to prevent most types of development and couldn't be used for a golf course.
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And the use of the building was limited to 12 hours a day because it's zoned for commercial rather than residential use.
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We also talked racing with the speedster -- who admitted he once zoned out behind the wheel because he couldn't get that FarmersOnly.
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Elementary school students are zoned for Public School 21873 Hernando De Soto, which has around 210 students in prekindergarten through Grade 21895.
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But one small solution is sitting in plain sight: The many thousands of vacant lots that are already zoned for multifamily development.
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The black families lived several blocks from Venable, and they had grown frustrated by their children's long commutes to their zoned school.
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A zoned option is the Ella Baker School, which offers prekindergarten through eighth grade on Second Avenue, in a six-school complex.
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Areas zoned for homes housing a handful of people could have been redeveloped to include duplexes and apartment buildings that housed hundreds.
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I zoned out and missed what time we should arrive at the pageant, so I asked the girl sitting next to me.
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It was not known what Mr. Liao or HNA planned to do with the property, which is actually zoned for commercial use.
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The city allows Airbnb in areas that are zoned for short-term rentals but not in residential neighborhoods, said Mayor Philip Levine.
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And parents pay top dollar to buy into neighborhoods zoned to "good" public schools that can be as exclusive as private ones.
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Let me explain: After a few dates with a man I'm interested in, I inevitably become "one of the guys" — aka friend-zoned.
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Other enterprising poor people purchased — at bargain prices — land that was not zoned for residential construction due to flooding, mudslide, and earthquake risks.
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There's a big group of us zoned out to the music, nodding our heads, with great smiles, when we suddenly hear a scream.
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One could almost imagine Mole Man complaining about being "friend-zoned" in this issue, such is his petulant expectations of love and romance.
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When we talk about BDSM, kink, and fetish communities, those communities have largely been relegated to spaces that are not zoned and licensed.
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The dude who got epically friend-zoned on "Let's Make A Deal" is blaming it all on the game show's host, Wayne Brady.
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It is literally about a dude who gets friend-zoned and then follows a woman around until she agrees to be with him.
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In addition, the property was not zoned for residential development, limiting what could be done with the land, absent an approved zoning change.
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Farragut parents worry that at that point, the project's children, like those at P.S. 8, could be zoned out of their own school.
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Casper Wave's Zoned Support will ensure that your core doesn't sink too deeply into the mattress so that your spine is well aligned.
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They can be seen across New York City in the early morning hours, walking their children, hand-in-hand, past their zoned schools.
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Aside from the usual Toki, he zoned in on Mountain Valley Spring Water as matching most closely the waters he drank in Japan.
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Not only was it bigger than their original home — at 10,000 square feet compared to about 5600 — it was also zoned for assembly.
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But its breakout star, Lakeith Stanfield, who plays a rapper's zoned-out (but wise) assistant, didn't make it into the supporting actor field.
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Bruce Moore, Little Rock's city manager, said the Power Ultra Lounge had been zoned as a restaurant, not a club and event space.
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Many homes in Valhalla are zoned for the Valhalla Union Free School District, which has four institutions, three of them in the hamlet.
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It's zoned in a residential area, so it's prohibited for anyone to rent a unit for less than six months and a day.
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The Satanic Temple&aposs building is zoned as an art gallery and is open to the public with art installations, lectures and film screenings.
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Well, the nice thing, where we are on Fifth Avenue, Apple is, there'll never be a store north of it because it's zoned residential.
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The Schools Students who live east of Mercer Street are zoned for Public School 2104 Hernando de Soto, which has prekindergarten through Grade 26.
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Raonic zoned in on his return and gained three break points, finally converting the third on a backhand passing shot to take the set.
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Most of Los Angeles' residential land is still zoned for single-family properties, which restricts the amount of land available for new affordable housing.
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Some students are zoned for P.S. 290 Manhattan New School or P.S. 527 East Side School for Social Action, both also outside the neighborhood.
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"I feel like I'm getting friend-zoned if a girl pays for the date," one 26-year-old man in Los Angeles told me.
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Students living below West 116th Street are zoned for P.S. 165 Robert E. Simon, which has about 730 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade.
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Obtaining one is costly and time-consuming, requiring the approval of several agencies, and only businesses in areas zoned for commercial manufacturing are eligible.
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The shop is zoned for commercial use, and the basement does not have the required certificate of occupancy to permit people to live there.
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Further, most suburbs are zoned to prevent any non-single-family housing from being built, whether multiunit projects or the seemingly benign granny flat.
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As for Tobin (Mitchell Hope), he has been friend-zoned by Angie (Kiernan Shipka, of "Mad Men"), a lover of vinyl and the Waterboys.
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The protesters accuse Snap of buying up whole blocks of real estate and illegally using many properties zoned for residential use as office space.
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Treatment was so exhausting; l would just sit there, zoned out in the chair, and think it was daunting for my children to see.
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But (depending on exactly how you count) somewhere between 57 and 65 percent of the city's land area is zoned exclusively for single-family homes.
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For those that zoned out during the big-data boom, Apache Spark is an open source framework designed to increase the efficiency of parallel computing.
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Your article zoned in on some disgruntled former employees rather than the roughly 500 staff members who work tirelessly to honor and empower our wounded.
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But it can take 15–25 seconds for a zoned-out driver to regain control of the vehicle both physically and mentally, simulation studies show.
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Those same cities are overwhelmingly zoned for houses from the 1950s, according to data from UrbanFootprint that was first reported by the New York Times.
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Or, if you zoned out a few paragraphs ago, you can explore your moon sign and sun sign separately, without knowing your midpoint at all.
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Google will, over the next 10 years, rezone $750 million worth of its property, most of which is currently zoned for commercial and office space.
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Lawmakers fast-tracked building approvals and re-zoned swathes of the harbor city in 2013 as "Special Housing Areas" (SHAs), hoping to get development moving.
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The extended interview with Karlie Kloss will air this Sunday, July 16 on NBC's "Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist" Have you ever been friend-zoned?
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Casper is famous for its comfortable yet supportive products — its zoned support design is soft under your shoulders, but firm under your hips and core.
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Similarly, critics claim that the program reduces class size by not accepting new students beyond fourth grade, whereas zoned public schools must accept all comers.
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Earlier this year, Casper updated its best-selling all-foam mattress with a zoned-support layer, which provides specialized pressure relief to targeted body parts.
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Currently Lincoln Towers is zoned to P.S. 199, which is mostly white and affluent, and residents have argued that the complex should not be divided.
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Allow the activity to be able to take place in the 65 percent of the city that's actually explicitly zoned for this type of activity.
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"I am good at getting things zoned," he offered at one hole, explaining how he shepherded his golf links here through a series of controversies.
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They aim to achieve this is by protecting people's ability to live in spaces that are not currently zoned by the city for residential use.
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I just kinda zoned out on the audio and admired the shots of the aggressively multicultural, smily, well-groomed Scientologists they had in every shot.
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Among the downtown properties that were up-zoned was the one that The Showbox was on, to allow for buildings as high as 440 feet.
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Pros: Zoned Support is great for side sleepers, but also for other positions, luxury feel, soft yet supportiveCons: Luxury feel comes at a luxury price
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They use zoned compression that will keep her supported in all the right places and are available in eight colors from size 2 to 14.
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The law applies only to parcels already zoned for residential use, and city rules like historic-building protections and affordable-housing requirements would still apply.
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Students are zoned for Public School 228, Mary Lindley Murray School, which enrolls about 223 students in prekindergarten to fifth grade outside of the neighborhood.
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The Oregon Dairy is in an agricultural district, but the Hurst parcel is zoned for a mixed-use development like the one Mr. Hurst plans.
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Among the schools that students may be zoned for is Public School 116 Mary Lindley Murray, which has 21829 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade.
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Among the zoned public grade schools serving Stapleton is Public School 2439, on Tompkins Avenue, which has about 215 students from prekindergarten through fifth grade.
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Since the Bell was zoned for commercial use, not residential, no one was given any resources or support from the Housing Authority of Baltimore City.
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After weeks or months of serious crushing, getting our hopes up about what's in store, and making ourselves vulnerable — getting friend-zoned without warning, well, sucks.
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There is, truthfully, something to be offered by being completely zoned out from your world with your content in front of you, though it's probably overstated.
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The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and a city building official told a news conference the building was most recently zoned as a warehouse.
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Most of the city's land area, particularly the posh western bits, is zoned for single-family homes, which now comprise one-third of its housing stock.
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The area stretching from 30th to 41st Street and from 8th to 11th Avenues had been zoned for manufacturing, which has all but disappeared from Manhattan.
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That side of his legacy—the part where he's zoned out crooning about drugs—is secure, with Lil Uzi Vert hoverboarding the baton into the sunset.
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We're told the B & Z is there because the building is only zoned for industrial use, so if anyone is living there ... that's a no-no.
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The largely upper-middle-class and white and Asian children living directly across the street from P.S. 307 were zoned to the heavily white P.S. 8.
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Unknown to him, our child is wait-listed at this same school, for which we are zoned, as a result of the random lottery admissions process.
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Water crept into our furnished home, the one in the flood zone but zoned anyway, and anyway our home, though we spent so little time there.
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LIC, once a thriving industrial area, saw many of its factories shutter before the manufacturing area was re-zoned in 2001 for office and residential construction.
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For the next shot, I zoned out, pushed my lips together to fully obscure my teeth, and let myself focus on the feeling of the vibrations.
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Children have been barred from attending their zoned schools or have been transferred after diagnosis to schools with nurses, previous reporting by The Times has found.
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Even the school district has acknowledged that a system of geographically zoned schools would most likely create more racial integration than the current, choice-driven approach.
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Around New York City you'll find thickets of restaurants — so-called restaurant rows, or neighborhoods so saturated with food choices that they seem zoned for dining.
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At home, he fills his empty TOKI towns with Syrian refugees, while some of the country's destroyed Kurdish areas have already been zoned for urban renewal.
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Students are also zoned for Middle School 297, a new school in Greenwich Village that will open this fall in temporary quarters on East 15th Street.
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A zoned elementary school is Public School 259, the Adolph S. Ochs School on West 257rd Street, just outside Midtown, for prekindergarten to fifth-grade children.
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At some point, they learned that the studio wasn't zoned to accommodate families, and the children had to be sent to a Staten Island group home.
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Even if the building had been used for the strictly commercial purposes it was zoned for, it should have undergone yearly inspections by the fire department.
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"Germany and Italy are the two countries we&aposre really zoned in on," because of the countries&apos rapidly advancing medical cannabis legalization programs, he said.
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At various points, he appeared to be either amped up or zoned out; several SEALs told investigators they saw him taking pills, including the narcotic Tramadol.
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For middle school, students are zoned for J.H.S. 104 Simon Baruch, at 333 East 21st Street, which has about 1,140 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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The area where 356 is located is zoned light industrial, and historically artists rented spaces there long before I rented my first studio nearby in 1992.
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Currently those uses are not allowed – that portion of the Island is zoned for housing, and permanent housing is not permitted as part of our deed.
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Back in 1960, the city's buildings were zoned in a way that allowed for 10 million potential residents, according a paper from UCLA doctoral candidate Greg Morrow.
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To qualify for the program, the household must have children zoned in one of the few elementary schools that Lyft and Martha's Table have agreed to cover.
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She's a cruelly drawn character, meant to make hot women feel small, but more relevant here, she's specific to the 2010s: indoors, zoned in on her screen.
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These are three great alternatives, but none of them give you the full package of mopping, vacuuming, smart connectivity, and zoned cleaning that the Roborock S6 does.
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The loudest outcry has come from residents of two Lincoln Towers buildings, which under previous proposals presented by the Education Department would be zoned to P.S. 773.
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The company plans to repurpose at least $298 million worth of commercially zoned land it owns over the next 20183 years, Google's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, said.
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The foundational layer of DuraDense support foam is topped by pocketed coils that are split into "zoned" sections to provide additional support under the back and hips.
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Farther uptown, in Washington Heights, a zoned offering is Public School 173, where 34 percent of students met English standards, and 37 percent met standards in math.
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They zoned in on how much they needed, saved aggressively and invested smartly and early; now, Ms. Robin lives off the income she earns from those investments.
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Last year, less than a quarter of the kindergartners who were zoned to attend those schools and went to public school enrolled, according to the Education Department.
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The majority of students attend the kindergarten they are zoned for, based on where they live, but families are still encouraged to apply through a central process.
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For just one building, which is zoned for industrial use but which the AAU illegally converted into classrooms, the university has racked up fines totaling nearly $500,000.
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The zoned-in works of the Chicago experimental trio Good Willsmith have always been most compelling for the tension between the creative voices of its three members.
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Riding along on a bassline that sounds a bit like Pacman for nearly seven minutes, this one's got zoned-out-at-an-afterparty classic stamped all over it.
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The only time we do see Ben, he's comforting "friend-zoned" pal and podcasting parter Ashley Iaconetti, who is sobbing, as is her way on all Bachelor properties.
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The legislative move means additional scrutiny will apply to any proposed real estate development on the site, even though it is zoned to accommodate a 44-storey building.
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Wide swathes of the city are zoned only for single-family homes, ensnaring the few parts of town where tall, dense housing is allowed with countless construction sites.
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First, that land was home to a particularly rare and vibrant ecosystem, known as the Marapendi Municipal Reserve, which was zoned for no building whatsoever and total preservation.
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If you're like me, as soon as you saw those long strings of numbers you zoned out and you'd pretty much believe anything anyone said about the transaction.
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On "Arpeggiator Track," Vincent delivers taut, relentlessly driving techno to hypnotic effect, while the B-side takes things in a slight more zoned out and dub-oriented direction.
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Even the intro screen reads just like an episode introduction, all hard-boiled text and shots of whatever hapless protagonist is about to get zoned this time around.
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Last week, Blue Origin CEO Jeff Bezos laid out a vision of colossal orbital settlements that could house trillions of civilians, leaving Earth "zoned" as a residential planet.
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It sports a stately corner entrance on a dusty, all but untrafficked stretch of blocks, zoned for light industry, that are quiescent by day and deserted at night.
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David said that two-thirds of the city is zoned for single-unit to three-unit homes, which means affordable options get concentrated in a handful of areas.
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Dr. Connelly said that the increase, which began before she arrived, was caused by population growth, not a rise in the number of non-zoned students being enrolled.
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I was in a particularly zoned mood when I made this—think I finished it in one long 18-hour session and felt like a totem pole afterwards.
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Operators would merely have to find a building that was zoned for industrial use, apply for a building permit, and ensure that the electric load could be met.
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But this experiment deregulating every single-family zoned parcel to allow small apartments has attracted developers, investors and speculators to snatch up the least expensive houses for demolition.
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Property taxes for Garrison residents zoned for the Garrison school district are among the lowest in Putnam County (around $2528 per assessed $2007,252, Mr. Kenney, the assessor, said).
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Ambler Realty, a federal court struck down a zoning ordinance in a Cleveland suburb that prohibited apartment buildings in an area zoned for single- and two-family homes.
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If someone tried to open a garage next door today, the New York City Department of Buildings wouldn't issue a certificate because the block isn't zoned for it.
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Stay aware of the location of your luggage at all times, and consider using a lock on it if you'll be sleeping or otherwise zoned out on a flight.
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People notice whether you're focused on them or zoned out, and it can make all the difference in your ability to reach the goals you set before the event.
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Ultimately, the Kushner joint venture sold the land in April 2018 despite the fact the land remains zoned in a manufacturing district and the cleanup is still in progress.
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The mapping function takes a few runs before you can do zoned cleaning, but once the device has the layout of your home, you can clean with minimal effort.
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What a lot of cities really need is to become more affordable—and that's accomplished in part by maximizing land zoned for housing, as well as promoting public transit.
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Turtle Bay has no public schools; residents are zoned for elementary and middle schools near its borders and, like all New Yorkers, attend high school throughout the five boroughs.
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The legislation would rewrite the ground rules for California's urban and suburban landscape, much of which is zoned for single-family housing or other forms of low-density development.
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Some residents are zoned for Public School 18423, the Elias Howe School, outside the neighborhood on West 21842th Street; it offers prekindergarten through fifth grade for about 21860 students.
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"It just hit me one day that District 2 has zoned middle schools and its own high schools," said Ms. Kempton, an associate real estate broker with Stribling & Associates.
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For instance, I'm usually zoned in on fitting rooms, and I have to repeatedly tell customers five items maximum and only one person in a room at a time.
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It doesn't take an additional two years to get housing built once we say, look, we got this parking lot, we can build housing, it's not zoned for housing.
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Since the building was zoned as a warehouse, not residential space, the illegal tenants were instructed to tell visitors it was a 9-hour artist workspace, according to former residents.
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The cat-and-mouse game that's been playing out between them since 2009 continues — and to our dismay, it appears that Drake has once and for all been friend-zoned.
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"Here I am exhausted and zoned out on the hospital menu 😊 as I watch AJ hold our beautiful boy," she captioned a set of two videos from the hospital.
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Part of the secret is in the trademarked "Zoned Support" system that offers squishier foam under the shoulders and firmer foam under the hips and core to promote proper alignment.
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West of Broadway is zoned for Junior High School 104, which covers Grades 6 through 8; 53 percent of students met state English students, and 61 percent met math standards.
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When he was a kid, his mother Maye says, Elon ignored people and zoned out so often that his parents and doctors ordered tests to check if he was deaf.
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" Anonymous: "If you don't have a temp permit, or a proper license, it is illegal to have alcohol unless you are in a residence that is ZONED as a residence.
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Two structures have been added to the property: a one-car garage and an unfinished 500-square-foot commercially or residentially zoned building with electricity, gas, sewer and water hookups.
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With a 52 percent graduation rate and only 1 in 4 students going to college, my zoned school did not promise the academic wealth I saw in my American Dream.
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At the same time, other parents — from Harlem, the Bronx and even the P.S. 199 zone — chose to send their children to P.S. 303, preferring it to their zoned schools.
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Living in these buildings, which were not zoned for residential occupation, was illegal, and the conditions were bleak: In some cases there was no working plumbing, water, heat or electricity.
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Mr. Daibes, who has built about 3,000 market-rate apartments in Edgewater, controls the development rights to 90 percent of the sites zoned for high density development in Edgewater today.
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The public elementary school we were zoned for was not up to my parents' standards, so we went to the nearby Immaculate Conception School for a lovely (and stern) Catholic education.
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On Friday, a clip from the game show went viral after a contestant named Steve claimed to have been dating his parter, Jessie for six months — and got promptly friend-zoned.
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The researchers zoned in on a number of transactions for the same amount that the Shadow Brokers requested, and in the same time window that the group opened up for sales.
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The Education Department, the city wrote, would also revise its website to create "a more transparent process for families seeking accessible schools and accommodations when their zoned school is not accessible."
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"They gave us list after list after list of things that were either not permitted or violations or weren't zoned correctly here in the property," said McGuire, pointing all around him.
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The disciples, pointing out that the building would be located in an area already zoned commercial and maintaining that they would take care of the water problem themselves, have demanded it.
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But few places on the Mall are still zoned for new construction, a problem the bill's proponents said would be best left to the Smithsonian Institution and the National Parks Service.
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Let's say it's a warehouse and it's zoned commercial or industrial and doesn't have any of the safety measures that apartments are supposed to have, so it's violating the housing code.
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"I get a lot of requests [like] 'I want to lease it and make a nightclub out of it,' but we can't do that — it's not zoned for that," Zimmermann said.
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Zyahna lived across the train tracks, on the north side, and was zoned to a mostly white school, near the University of Virginia campus, that boasts the city's highest reading scores.
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Google said over the next 10 years, it would repurpose at least $750 million of its land, most of which is currently zoned for office or commercial space, as residential housing.
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Hope House "is not licensed, it does not follow a consistent set of recognized standards, and is not properly zoned," the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision said in a statement.
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" I zoned out for most of Todd's speech because I was watching his lips move and his pecs jump, but I became laser-focused when he said, "I realized I'm gay.
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Small parts of East Fishkill are zoned for the Arlington Central School District, to the north; Carmel Central School District, to the south; and Pawling Central School District, to the southeast.
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In a city crowded with peddlers and performers, there are few hucksters more maligned than pedicab drivers, who have been thoroughly regulated and zoned after reports of collisions and price gouging.
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Size: 1,365 square feet Price per square foot: $245 Indoors: At one point a bed-and-breakfast, the house is zoned for hospitality as well as residential use, with a permit.
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A few minutes after I zoned out, I started to wonder about whether there'd been times where conspiracy theorists had stumbled upon actual real information and been ignored because of the medium.
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Elementary school students are zoned for Public School 40 Augustus Saint-Gaudens, at 319 East 19th Street (main entrance on 20th Street), which serves about 630 students from prekindergarten through Grade 5.
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Coastal areas may be zoned out of the ability to unleash new construction, but Sunbelt suburbs from Las Vegas to Orlando have the right mix of space and lax regulation to grow.
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It's in the wasted spaces of single-family homes — spare bedrooms, backyards and the millions of square feet occupied by redundant bathrooms and kitchens that could instead be zoned as shared space.
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It turns out that Julie's father finagled to get his daughter into the "better" school, in a wealthier community, because the one for which she was properly zoned had no music program.
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Later on that day, during preparations for her Halloween party, she said she "zoned out" as her team tried to stick a grey beard on her face for her Willie Nelson costume.
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Students living in Manhattan Valley are also zoned for two schools outside the neighborhood, P.S. 163 Alfred E. Smith, on West 97th Street, and P.S. 75 Emily Dickinson, on West End Avenue.
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If they are dynamic, they are also so rich — and so rigidly zoned — that the middle class can't afford to live there and fewer and fewer kids are born inside their gates.
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