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Second on the left after the pedestrian crossing … that’s what he said … oh yes
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They hadn’t moved until she did … that much was clear … So she’d stepped off the bus, stood for a moment to get her bearings and then set off down the road … there’d been no pedestrian pathway, but she didn’t expect one
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As long as she was in the main thoroughfare it would be difficult if not downright foolhardy for anyone to attack her … but there was a stretch just the other side of the river where the pedestrian path separated from the road, sloping down into a sort of culvert … a subway … if I were going to ambush someone, that’s where I’d choose
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That took them out of the equation … the two men had gone on towards the pedestrian subway … okay
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There's a pedestrian plankwalk on the second floor of the pier and they went to that immediately
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You would not like it – it is very noisy and the traffic never seems to stop except on those occasions when, for some reason I cannot fathom, they raise the automatic bollards in the middle of the road and divert the traffic, making the street a pedestrian area
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headed for the nearest pedestrian
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Up ahead, the pedestrian traffic clotted near the Archenon's entrance, where over thirty guardsman stood watch over the incoming traffic
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Meanwhile Alfred was maneuvering his android across the busy business street toward the pedestrian plaza
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Here along the avenue it still averaged twelve to twenty stories and there were pedestrian bridges across on the third or fourth floor every now and then
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They passed over a small stream that was lined with pedestrian walks and a few stories of apartments and busy with kayaks
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I ended up on the pedestrian aley, which I told
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pedestrian as wel , but I have not yet
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There were some low bushes between the restaurant and the pedestrian part of the sidewalk, but otherwise there was a clear
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Inherent in the selection process is a disturbing tendency common among most attorneys of ―nullifying‖ clear-minded, informed individuals in favor of unsophisticated, impressionable types who may otherwise render a ―favorable‖ verdict predicated upon individual biases and pedestrian prejudices likely to promote the arguments of prosecutors and defense attorneys alike
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Skyles turned away quickly, as if to shun a pedestrian instinct
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She thought the part about the dog was exceptionally funny, and banged so hard on the steering wheel as she laughed, that she accidentally blew her horn and made a pedestrian jump
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Other schools could prepare young men for more pedestrian careers in business, law, or
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The prosecutor is able to convince the judge that Romero has ties to the mob and the pedestrian that is killed is on the Federal Witness Protection program
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My man then entered the pedestrian gate to the Embassy of Japan
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The pedestrian gate opened and Ruth, his Ruth, looking a bit touseled, came out and hopped into the cab
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The large, steel, modern work of art sat right at the entrance to the pedestrian mall
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I was five in the morning, when it was nowhere none, the pedestrian ran with students, and it was red, and I thought I was the greatest revolucioner
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After the commencement of the winter semester, the day to day routine of university life seemed pedestrian and dull and his discontent began to affect his work
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Far below the Presidents suite, two men were walking through the elevated pedestrian walk-ways towards the Tower of Citizens
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But thankfully, I could hear a gargantuan argument ensue between the young woman and the driver on one side and several pedestrian and driver witnesses
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I made it a point to stop a pedestrian at the end of each block and ask him/her the best friend in the whole world question
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Thereby, you, the pedestrian are forced to cross the
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was fun watching the passersby (pedestrian and drivers) give the
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To avoid hitting the bumper of the car in front, I struck the pedestrian
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In that same state, hitting a pedestrian results in a fine of $78
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gate and used the small pedestrian gate to exit the
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exit the compound through the pedestrian gate but he
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through the small pedestrian gate as the man in the booth
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My point was that people stopped to chat, side by side in the middle of the aisle, while some loners parked their carts kitty-corner at the end of aisles, thereby restricting access to all-but the thinnest pedestrian, while the cart’s owner made their way back to the bakery department
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As soon as there was a break in pedestrian traffic I
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a lull in pedestrian traffic, but I knew it wouldn’t last for
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There were lots of pedestrian trails but none of the streets that had crisscrossed London for centuries
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Once outside on the pedestrian trail, Nancy walked back towards the public library she had been to before lunch
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� Taking Marlborough Road, she walked for three hundred yards before crossing the Mall Road and taking the pedestrian trail through St James�s Park
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Then she disappeared into what seemed to me to be a side street and Kate took off, even though the pedestrian light was red now and cars were pulling up from the other side of the intersection
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A seemingly bored man was sitting in the guard’s hut at the main gate of the fence, while four cars were parked in front of the warehouse, near a pedestrian door
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Taking a moment to mentally picture back how the inside of the warehouse was made, Jennifer took a deep breath and opened the pedestrian door, setting foot inside the warehouse and heading towards the wooden staircase leading to the upper level offices
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towards the pedestrian gate into the town to dine at his hotel
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Walking around the wide, stone-paved square in front of the hotel, Ingrid stumbled on a narrow, steep pedestrian side street lined with old boutiques and restaurants
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Once she arrived at the junction of the hallway and of the outer ring of the Promenade, with its five meter-wide circular pedestrian track bordered on both sides by plants, flowers and bushes, the large, thick viewing windows along the outer steel wall reminded Priya that she was indeed in space
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Turning right and starting to walk at a moderate pace along the outer pedestrian track, Priya eyed methodically the two-storey inner façade of stores and restaurants, watching as well the passersby, shoppers and patrons in front of the various establishments
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Resuming her walk along the Promenade’s pedestrian track, Priya passed in succession a convenience store, a liquor store, a children’s clothing store, a toy store and a clothing store for women before arriving at the junction with the southern hallway leading to the central core
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Another twenty meters and the group turned left on the Main Promenade, with its three storey-high façades and six meter-wide pedestrian track bordered on both sides by plants, flowers and small trees, with a four meter-wide patio ring on the inner side of the pedestrian promenade
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They went down to the outer ring promenade level, where they took the pedestrian bridge leading to the core section and giving a view of two of the forest habitats of the Bow Gravity Sail section
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I suggested that a passing pedestrian or jolly local copper could probably help us, but Mark pointed out that this was unlikely, not because of the language barrier but because we had spectacularly omitted to note the position, or name of our matchbox hotel
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The man in the gray cape and black hat was now following her from closer, using the dense pedestrian and cart traffic to the most to hide from her
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Going back to the carriage gate, Jeanne knocked three times on the pedestrian door, slipping inside as soon as Rémillard opened it
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There was quite a lot of traffic along the street they were in, both pedestrian and vehicular, and the area seemed to be a middle income neighborhood
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Minutes later two officers came down the pedestrian ramp and shouted at
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So it was no real surprise, although a considerable embarrassment, when, at two in the morning a few days later, four shadowy figures appeared in the pedestrian precinct at Trafalgar Square
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gathered on the pedestrian bridge at the Boksburg East Station to hurl their pencil
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progress on the above key issues has at best been pedestrian, and at
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While other parts of the country are trying to recover a sense of pedestrian scale and small town life, Wishful is right here with all these qualities intact—just waiting for revitalization
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” she took from her own chest a heart, pointed it at a simultaneously appearing pedestrian
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A pedestrian definition of altruism is an unconditional gifting act on behalf of someone else's interest without the giver receiving any direct, indirect, or reciprocal benefit, i
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Tough luv is an emotional demolition derby, where tough are the cars and love is a pedestrian
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A pedestrian was crossing the road, concentrating on her chocolate bar, and the horn was sounded to alert her, but only disorientated her
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trees move from the wind, a pedestrian walking past, a commercial poster, the sound of the
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Nuts and fruits, things that require no cooking, really were elaborate nuisances, the nuts having to be cracked and the fruit freed from what Papa called its pedestrian portions
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He wanted to make sure the newly built house would not succumb to something as pedestrian as fire
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It was probably the longest way in but he had not been to the Polytechnic other than by car, so he walked into the station, laboriously located staircases which took him levels above the ground and ultimately onto the pedestrian bridge
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There are only two places along the thoroughfare where a pedestrian can slow his step and derive some relief from the incessant onslaught of noise and barter
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Although he had seen many road kills and pedestrian animals being injured, it was the scale of this one that appalled him
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did not stop at the pedestrian crossing for the group of young kids
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“That’s why generally over here we often refer to a pedestrian
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He stopped suddenly, noting with malicious satisfaction how the elegantly contoured river of humanity found its way smoothly around him, to come gently to a halt at the red pedestrian light ten metres ahead
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Remarkable, the adaptive processes built into the average pedestrian
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along the shop side of the harbour road, reaching the start of the pedestrian area, the cafes and bars
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One comes out of the metro, turns left on a wide avenue, Dionysou Areopagitou, now a pedestrian zone, with well preserved two and three-storey buildings on the left side, neo-classical, classy and obviously inordinately expensive, and on the right a steeply upward-sloping stretch of trees and wild bushes leads the eye to the rocky plateau of the Acropolis
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But this event is ‘bad luck’ for the pedestrian, rather than the individual’s predetermination and predestination
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Saturday afternoon found him on the pedestrian
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The weather kept people inside, Joseph scarcely saw another pedestrian
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While they were paused at a pedestrian crossing, shoppers peered through the tinted glass with dinosaur faces, hostile and predatory, searching the inside of the limousine
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'I'm warning you,' said the pelican, releasing the jacket, 'As an official of the Parish Council I order you to leave this pedestrian alone
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When I got to the river there was only a river of traffic, four lanes of concrete, the spray throwing a mist of black water onto the thin pedestrian strip that ran along by the houses
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The pedestrian belief of death being a tunnel that led to fields of gold was a myth
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The pedestrian belief of death being a tunnel that led to fields of gold had no longer seemed plausible
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Such of my readers as have made a pedestrian excursion to the south of France may perchance have noticed, about midway between the town of Beaucaire and the village of Bellegarde,—a little nearer to the former than to the latter,—a small roadside inn, from the front of which hung, creaking and flapping in the wind, a sheet of tin covered with a grotesque representation of the Pont du Gard
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In Lower Mount street a pedestrian in a brown macintosh, eating dry bread, passed swiftly and unscathed across the viceroy's path
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“It’s a pedestrian refuge,” Merthin answered
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On the contrary, the stop light shone like a baleful glowering eye, and maybe – what did Balder know? – August had felt threatened by the man on that pedestrian crossing
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Each pedestrian could see no halo but his or her own, which never deserted the head-shadow, whatever its vulgar unsteadiness might be; but adhered to it, and persistently beautified it; till the erratic motions seemed an inherent part of the irradiation, and the fumes of their breathing a component of the night's mist; and the spirit of the scene, and of the moonlight, and of Nature, seemed harmoniously to mingle with the spirit of wine
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Such vicissitudes had Tess passed through since that time that for a moment she could not remember where she had met him; and then it flashed upon her that he was the pedestrian who had joined in the club-dance at Marlott—the passing stranger who had come she knew not whence, had danced with others but not with her, and slightingly left her, and gone on his way with his friends
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Tess, who continued to live at the cottage with the warm gable that cheered any lonely pedestrian who paused beside it, awoke in the night, and heard above the thatch noises which
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In lonely districts night is a protection rather than a danger to a noiseless pedestrian, and knowing this, Tess pursued the nearest course along by-lanes that she would almost have feared in the day-time; but marauders were wanting now, and spectral fears were driven out of her mind by thoughts of her mother
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She’d reached the summit of the bridge’s pedestrian walkway, a couple hundred feet above water, but if she couldn’t make it the whole mile without giving up, how was she ever going to manage twenty-six and change? Luckily, there was gravity to carry her downhill toward Manhattan
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They looked so startled that she couldn’t be sure he wasn’t just a fellow pedestrian out for a night stroll
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The view was unchanged—water towers and the strutwork of the bridge—but when he craned to the right, a column of tiny people was flowing into the pedestrian plaza below
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There isn’t a single pedestrian except the one whom, in her zeal to save lives, she’s maybe just killed
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Pedestrian overpasses fly by