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A 900-foot underground passageway connects A concourse to B and C concourses, which are used for regional flights and by Continental Airlines.
The projects -- some of which were proposed before 9/11 -- include renovating the South Ferry subway station and the Hoboken ferry terminal, as well as building a concourse to connect two subway lines running beneath Rector Street.
Kind of like the current way retail circulars work or the way that sports teams use billboards inside a concourse to charge their sponsors to reach their consumers.
Q-Methodology is about respondents ranking matters of opinion within a concourse to identify the existence of families of perspectives.
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Henry later traveled to the A concourse and flight records show he departed from gate A1, investigators said in the affidavit.
Maybe you took a few hundred quick strides through an airport concourse to catch a plane.
It didn't stop Hitchcock from eventually indulging in a little dark humour, however, as in Topaz (1968) he anticipated Little Britain's Lou and Andy by rising from the wheelchair in which he'd been pushed into an airport concourse to shake hands with an acquaintance and walk off into the crowd.
Part of the renovation is to move the library from a lower-level concourse to the lobby level and combine it with a conference center equipped with advanced communications equipment.
Instead, this train barreled over the bumper and onto a concourse, coming to rest at a wall near the station's waiting area.
At halftime, she made her way to an area of the concourse to take part in a charity event and was surprised to see Mr. Minogue standing there.
Or walk north on the Concourse to a well-known doughnut chain, for a more familiar kind of dunking.
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