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This is an interesting image from Berlin, Germany, where somebody started planting shopping carts and leaving them around.
So I started to steal from food carts in illegal markets.
It's like going from ox carts to the airplane.
In Utah, I found poker; in Idaho, I found guns; in Georgia, I found God. (Laughter) The way that I immersed myself in this Whitopia was to become active at First Redeemer Church, a megachurch that's so huge that it has golf carts to escort the congregants around its many parking lots on campus.
People had climbed onto carts and wagons in the street.
Teddy still gets all of the customers north in Teddy territory, but now you split the 25% of people in between the two carts.
And as trade flourished, so did technologies that facilitated it, like carts, ships, roads, and ports.
Before we fill our shopping carts and our landfills with extra items that we don't want, let's pause next time we are shopping online and think twice about what we all hopefully really do want: a beautiful Earth to call home.
And as I drove up, I saw people beginning to arrive, many with their rolling carts in tow, prepared to receive their food supply for the week.
And then IDEO and Acumen spent several weeks working with them to help design new social marketing campaigns, community outreach strategies, business models, new water vessels for storing water and carts for delivering water.
Before the canals were invented in Britain before the Industrial Revolution, goods used to go on horse carts.
So should they have continued to carry the goods on the horse carts, on the ground, that they would eventually get there?
I put this problem on my blog recently: In a grocery store, which line do you get into, the one that has one cart and 19 items or the line with four carts and three, five, two and one items.
So with flutes, with golf carts, and even with a fiercely contested question like same-sex marriage, Aristotle has a point.
If "B" movies, tired and corny scripts, and golf carts dressed up as some sort of futuristic mode of transport are your sort of entertainment, you'll probably enjoy this.
The very beautiful buildings supposedly housing the monastery did not seem to logically suit an island small enough to need golf carts and such a small ferry service.
His intentions are totally misunderstood when he carts her away to his mountain hideaway.
These include high-pressure hoses, cage cleaners, and air-conditioners/heaters; squeaking doors, carts, and movable chairs; and jangling keys.
The use of the term “slavery” in relation to something that it is wrong to do to animals is especially significant, for until now it has been assumed that animals are rightly our slaves, to use as we wish, whether to pull our carts, be models of human diseases for research, or produce eggs, milk, or flesh for us to eat.
They walked, bussed, traveled in carts, telephoned and tweeted with compatriots, motivated in part by social demands – above all for their own empowerment.
Other children load and transport items in the markets, where they must pull carts weighing 60-70 kilograms and carry boxes weighing 15 kilograms in temperatures of 50 degrees centigrade.
Across the country, voters arrived on crutches and in donkey carts, passing by posters that threatened: “You vote, you die.”
The result of their labor is hauled away in carts pulled by mangy horses or donkeys.
Most would be outraged if a mega-discounter bugged shopping carts to find out what should be pitched to a specific customer at the checkout counter, even if it helped keep prices low, and machines, not humans, did the eavesdropping.
India has more three-wheeled vehicles than any other country, and every day, millions of people are whisked through narrow streets and congested traffic in these easy-to-maneuver carts.
'And your affairs?''The waggons'll hold three times as much as peasant carts.
'Oh, what a night!' cried Veslovsky, gazing at the corner of the hut and the carts, visible in the faint after-glow through the now open barn-doors as in a frame.
The cattle-shed, built at the edge of the road, had a large door for carts, for it was also used as a barn for hay.
At first they wished to pull the cable so as to fix one of the carts at the bottom, for if the other should come down during their ascent, they would be crushed.
Under the cart-shed were two large carts and four ploughs, with their whips, shafts and harnesses complete, whose fleeces of blue wool were getting soiled by the fine dust that fell from the granaries.
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