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"I took my hamburger and French fries, went to an empty gate and ate in a corner with no paparazzi around".
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Planes sometimes land on time only to sit idle on runways waiting for empty gates.
When they got on the ground in New York, there were no empty gates and the waiting began.
For years, frustrated air travelers have wondered why they had to sit on the tarmac waiting for a gate to open up when they could see empty gates outside the plane's windows.
"I drove for miles and miles into ghost towns, emptied gated communities, deserted malls for sale, half-built cities, roads ending in nothing... everything had stopped," Zuili wrote.
This time, the guard booth was empty, the gate unlocked, and at 7 30 a.m. on Nov. 16, 1999, they drove the big van straight down the private road to the hospital.
In a telepathic monologue to the player, he sheds an optimistic light, explaining that while the Amulet of Kings is destroyed and the throne again lies empty, the gates of Oblivion are now shut forever and the future of Tamriel now lies in the players hands.
The office of the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, was completely empty, although its gate remained open.
Television images from the scene showed the destroyed prison gate, empty cells and bullet casings scattered across the ground.
They now have an FA Cup tie to get ready for against the club that wanted a south London team in Buckinghamshire, in a competition run by the organisation that sanctioned it, and at a ground that is usually two-thirds empty (average league gate: 8,518) when once it was argued a 20,000-capacity stadium at Plough Lane could never be big enough.
Even at the busiest airports, it is possible to grab a little alone time in the expensive-perfume aisle of the duty-free store or the empty waiting area at Gate C8.
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