On an uncommonly cold and rainy morning, hundreds of residents lined the narrow, muddy sidewalks of the Varginha favela to glimpse the first pope from the Americas, who obliged by stopping often to touch and bless people.
The report, obtained by the Guardian, warned top officers that innocent African-Caribbean people were being stopped too often by officers, who wrongly "racially stereotyped" them as criminals.
But you will get only a blank stare if you mention Brother Tyrone Davis, a teacher at a parochial school in Harlem who was stopped so often by the police he became reluctant to leave the school without his religious collar.
We are not asking that Anglo drivers be stopped more often by the police for no reason.
Stop by often to check on the party.
Brancusi often stopped by, as did Léger, Kandinsky, Jules Romains, Duchamp, and Pound.
Lukas Foss, the classical composer and conductor, stopped by often and once got drawn into a debate with her husband and Ms. Van's brother, a rock musician, over the definition of a downbeat.
Later John Hammond stopped by, as he often did in those days.
Lawmakers yesterday questioned the substantial increase in the number of people stopped, and often frisked, by the New York Police Department.
On his journey through England, skirting towns and sleeping rough, Gough was stopped "every so often" by the police.
