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Ms. Sadik-Khan said on Monday that she hoped the Summer Streets program would become a regular event for New Yorkers, "right up there with the New York City Marathon and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade".

These vets suffer from a particular kind of brain damage that results from repeated exposure to the concussive force of improvised explosive devices — I.E.D.'s — a regular event for troops traveling the roads in Iraq and Afghanistan.

A Filipino worker for example told us that it was a regular event for the some of the trawlers he worked on to sail to an area where there were no prawns and pretend to fish, steaming up and down while transmitting a tracking signal for the authorities, so that they could then move to a fishing ground with good prawns but strict quotas.

Funerals were once a regular event for Formula One, but since the 1994 death of Ayrton Senna of Brazil, only one driver, Jules Bianchi of France, has died from injuries during a grand prix weekend, crashing at the Japanese Grand Prix in 2014.

Anxiety Parties are a regular event for us now — we do them twice a year.

I remember being at one funeral in Seven Sisters when, on the return from the cemetery, one fellow was stating that it was becoming a regular event for him.

London - 27 August Startup Grind now boasts Google for Entrepreneurs as a partner, and continues its immersive and regular events for a night with Mike Butcher, editor of TechCrunch.

And lastly, the startup is aiming to create a community by throwing regular events for fund managers and institutions, and helps publicize ones of note.

I believe that in the UK we aren't missing great technical talent – we're missing enough regular events for hackers to meet, in forums focused on hacking.

Apartment gatherings turned into monthly meetups as the CCNYC began hosting regular events for black and brown millennials to lean on their peers for professional support.

Other commonalities include: a principal who is visible and accessible, routine time for teacher collaboration, activities for students before and after school, a discipline system rooted in restorative justice, and regular events for parents to participate in.