At the time, Usenet wasn't the dark, gritty back alley of the internet that it is now.
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In Shenyang we knew every street, every road and back alley, which we drove through on his police motorcycle.
The laws were designed primarily to protect women from dangerous "back alley" abortions.
But those barrels of used cooking oil in the back alley have ignited a grease war in Salt Lake County, Utah.
"Folks should be educated enough so that they don't buy a car from a stranger, on the street, or in a back alley somewhere, " said the FBI's Dave Couvertier.
When women say we are no longer going to countenance back alley abortions, unequal pay, or under-representation in the halls of justice, politics or finance, the intention alone can move mountains.
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Traders are also doing 7% of their volume in "dark pools, " the electronic equivalent of a back alley where buyers and sellers transact anonymously, according to Tabb Group, a Westborough, Mass. market researcher.
Little did we know that in some back alley of Akihabaraville, a team of hucksters from Novac in Japan were putting the finishing touches on their TV for Skype Anywhere (or something like that) product.
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"Oracle has apparently felt the need to employ back-alley tactics, subterfuge, and disinformation in order to achieve its aims, " he added.
It's far from the only place to find traditional bites: Dim sum is served in upscale hotels and back-alley tea shops, in tourist traps overlooking the harbor and the basements of shopping malls.
"He brings a toughness, a Boston street smarts mentality, a back-alley edge in a good sense ... a 'if you throw sand at me, I'm going to hit you in the nose' sense, " Coes said.
The lack of a developed financial market has the flipside of making it difficult for the central bank to inject or withdraw kyat liquidity or to intervene in the dollar market as a way of combatting any sharp moves in the exchange rate, as most of it occurs with back-alley money changers.
They passed the house where they planned to meet and doubled back in an alley.
They are especially relevant now that advertising is going back to the streets and alley-ways, again.
Unless you are in a certain Cork City pub that opens its back door on a hidden alley at 7 a.m.
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Miami closed the first quarter on a 15-0 run, taking the lead back on a 60-foot alley-oop from Cole to James, who pointed to the rim and then found a way to catch the long pass from the second-year guard.
He led his rented horse down Baptist Alley by the reins, up to the back door of Ford's.
Davis, shaking his right hand after missing an alley-oop dunk in traffic, came back seconds later with a layup as he was fouled by World Peace.
In Chicago, two suspects were arrested earlier this month after police driving down an alley in response to an unrelated burglary call noticed the men loading 89 vases into the back of an SUV, according to a Chicago police spokeswoman.
In the alley behind Ford's, Mary Anderson watched John Peanut walking Booth's impatient horse back and forth.
Back-to-back jumpers had the defense keying on his jumper, so he spun toward the basket to catch an alley-oop, and Felton followed with a 3-pointer to make it 47-29 with 58 seconds left in the half.
But Whitmarsh, who admits McLaren "went down a technical blind alley" and "made a number of mistakes that cost us dearly", insists they are now back on track.
In a sequence that really said it all, point guard Raymond Felton found a wide-open Tyson Chandler for an alley-oop, but Chandler somehow missed the dunk, then fumbled a futile effort at a put back.
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