We removed the kiosks.

fresh waffles at one of the city s kiosks

Commerce, which includes tents, kiosks and grocery stores.

And you can do them with phone kiosks.

Streets, pavement, peripheral view of buildings, trees, kiosks, streetlights, pedestrians.

It can be bought practically anywhere at kiosks and convenience stores.

What is rubble today was shops, cafes, and kiosks last week.

Think about all the fast food chains, clothing boutiques, or mobile phone kiosks at the mall.

However, this sector is now being challenged increasingly by automated kiosks, automated restaurants, and even automated stores.

The ban on selling alcohol in kiosks that was introduced this year hit beer producers the hardest of all.

We could change the invisible clerks within the kiosks, every week, but we could not change this corrupt practice.

On the second level of the store, there are kiosks with various Wii U games running, allowing anyone to play.

All check in takes place within the Central Terminal Building, which contains 120 check in desks and 20 self service kiosks.

Today, the Indian Government, with support from the World Bank, has expanded the initiative throughout India with more than 75 computer kiosks.

Even though tickets can be purchased from the driver (EUR 2,00), it is cheaper to purchase an e ticket at street kiosks and select shops.

News kiosks in Thailand offered the 1 December 2015 issue of the paper on their shelves with an article at the center of its front page missing.

At the same time, six kiosks were activated at the Las Vegas Convention Center allowing convention attendees to get boarding passes on their way to the airport.

With surprising accuracy, Nicholas Negroponte predicts what will happen with CD ROMs, web interfaces, service kiosks, the touchscreen interface of the iPhone and his own One Laptop per Child project.

We once had a car like this, listened to these upbeat electronic tunes, drove aimlessly on these streets, drank vodka or beer on these benches and Nescafé by these kiosks.

Nearly 100 shops and kiosks were torn down on the night of February 8 9, 2016, in a wave of destruction that has been dubbed the Night of the Long Shovels.

But people were waiting in long queues under sun and under rain in order to get a certificate or just a simple answer from two tiny windows of two metal kiosks.

Acquiescing to such censorship might have been necessary when printing presses, delivery trucks, news kiosks, or transmission towers were the only way to get printed publications or broadcast programs to news consumers.

A food wholesale market is a place where producers, manufacturers, importers and traders (wholesalers) subdivide food into small lots and sell large quantities of food goods to shops, canteens, kiosks ad other commercial buyers.

Shops, canteens, kiosks, schools, hospitals, restaurants, and small businesses make up the majority of the buyers in the market, and for the purposes of this brochure are referred to either as retailers or buyers.

Those of us who have lived in the former Soviet world will recognize these buildings, kiosks, parks, streetlights, the shape of curbs, the angle of billboards, as these designs are repeated throughout the post Soviet space.

The overall University Network consists of 4 information centers, operates a local network which contains 113, 56 Sun computer terminals, 10 touch screen kiosks and 5 servers PCs, situated in the library, and has Internet access.

This interactive electronic system, which enables the public to interact with administrative bodies with the help of personal computers in the systems of government bodies and information service kiosks ( informats ) or other points of collective access.

Yekaterina Kovrigina said she'd take the priests any day over the symbols of the upcoming year, monkeys such animal calendars usually sell very well in Russia, and the monkey ones have already taken over the printed press kiosks.

In addition to their demands to preserve the park for health and environmental reasons, protesters objected to the 'boutique' kiosks because no public hearings were held on the matter and no environmental impact assessment was conducted on the area, both of which are required by law.

Although the kiosks were ordered to be dismantled for all the reasons activists were not voicing, the longevity of the movement has been seen as a sort of awakening of Armenian civil society which has otherwise remained rather apathetic since the collapse of the Soviet Union some 20 years ago.

high frequency stores, which is all these tiny kiosks and the lady in the canoe and all these other businesses that exist in System D, the informal economy, and Procter amp Gamble makes 20 percent of its money from that market segment, and it's the only market segment that's growing.