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The Promenade is home to the Los Angeles Times Ticketing Pavilion, the Festival’s Information Kiosk, and a custom-designed, open-air lounge area with sofas, tables and plenty of room to rest your feet and mingle between screenings.
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Like somebody sleepwalking and going out a ten-story window, not knowing what they’re doing, I called Promenade car service, the one I always use.
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Like somebody sleepwalking and going out a ten-story window, not knowing what they’re doing, I called Promenade car service, the one I always use.
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A few places that Jacopo liked in Santa Monica: the playground just past the pier where you can also watch the acrobats, the pool at the Shangri-la, lunch at Hillstone's, and the second floor of Barnes and Noble on the Promenade, which is full of toys and books.
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A few places that Jacopo liked in Santa Monica: the playground just past the pier where you can also watch the acrobats, the pool at the Shangri-la, lunch at Hillstone's, and the second floor of Barnes and Noble on the Promenade, which is full of toys and books.
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For example, one of the delinquent CMBS loans is a $125 million mortgage secured by a shopping center in Corona, Calif. called Promenade Shops.
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Her mordant view of her fellow human beings was already evident in a suite of her early prints called Promenade des Anglais (1934 – 1937).
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And I love that it starts @ the Third St. Promenade, which is the unofficial UN of Los Angeles.
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& Co.: a $209 million mortgage backed by two Westin hotels in Tucson, Ariz., and Hilton Head, S.C., and a $125 million loan secured by a retail center, called Promenade Shops at Dos Lagos, in Corona, Calif.
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The two boarded the ship and found themselves on a deck called Promenade.
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