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Current regulations reflect those biases and mandate that dispensaries locate at least 1,000 feet from “sensitive” areas such as residences, schools, churches, libraries, parks and playgrounds.

Drive an hour northeast to the Brian Head Resort, which spent two years turning the mountain into a world-class lift-served playground.

Having set up the perfect playground to create, combine and measure vortices and their helicity, Irvine and Matsuzawa four years ago started exploring new variations on the theme.

Fancified caution tape criss-crossing benches and playgrounds that are not considered safe to use.

The results so far suggest that there are ways to subtly nudge children into being more active on playgrounds.

And in the summer months, when shootings soar, the city can be a ghoulish playground for those interested in the macabre.

It was just the anonymous artist and his group of pranksters using New York as their unofficial playground.

A personal favorite is “C Is For Cookie” for guiding me through a 1994 playground debate over how to spell the word.

She toddled off to the playground, still jabbering to herself, evoking giggles from the Hawa staff.

Before we are introduced to Singer and her daughter, the program takes us to a playground in San Francisco.

Dinner was over; the boys rushed into the playground; neither the yeast dumplings nor the salt beef stuck in their throats.

The afternoon was drawing on; they all hurried out into the playground, having got hold of every hoop to be found.

It was afternoon; the boys were playing at different games in the green playground, and he was waiting for his turn at rounders.

The boys in the playground came crowding round, and Barker in vain struggled to escape.

He pushed fiercely through the knot of boys, and strode as quickly as he could along the playground, angry and impenitent.