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A PERFECT DAY! in fact, for sitting in a windowless fluorescent-lit box, cracked out on antihistamines and three shots of espresso, staring at a computer screen!
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The fluorescent-lit cafés on Aliyarbeyov Street are stocked with Russian vodka and French cognac, and the Turkish Salon, on Fountain Square, offers, among other things, tattoos, piercings, astrological forecasts, and “full-body massage.”
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"It can be said that in Tohoku's current condition this is not a time to be drinking sake, but if we continue like this it will bring a second wave of economic hardship," said Mr. Kosuke, in the message recorded in a fluorescent-lit room.
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She takes me into this big fluorescent-lit room and tells me to lie down on this tin table.
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On a recent Wednesday evening, 10 women and three men sat in a circle holding hands in a fluorescent-lit back room of a Midtown conference center.
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It occurred to me right then that no, in fact, "seeing the anatomy lab" would be nothing like his visit to my bland, fluorescent-lit non-profit headquarters in Washington.
Michael O'Loughlin: Epiphany By Anatomy: How Seeing a Dead Body Helped Me Understand Life
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Most New Yorkers know 47th Street, the main thoroughfare of the Diamond District, a micro community of storefronts with fluorescent-lit window displays overflowing in diamonds, gold and gemstones.
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Inside the fluorescent-lit Room 2 sat a pale lady and two bespectacled, middle-age gentlemen—an Asian man with a curling, carnival-barker mustache and a bald man with a bulbous nose.
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But all day long, fear was inescapable in the fluorescent-lit meeting hall of the Long Island mosque.
Long Island Muslims fear their congressman's hearings could flame Islamophobia
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Back in the fluorescent-lit visitors 'room Teasha told a story about gangs and their street clothes.
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