Prolific walkers like Jimmy Sheckard, Darrell Evans and Stan Hack have been left out, while owners of "empty" batting averages, unaccompanied by walks or power, like Lloyd Waner and Lou Brock, have coasted in.
Patients walked unaccompanied so as not to influence walking speed.
Children often walk unaccompanied to school, where main entrances are usually unlocked and unguarded, allowing anyone to enter.
Officials said reporters covering City Hall would no longer be permitted to walk unaccompanied in the part of the building where the mayor's offices are.
Rene Mugenzi, a 35-year-old community worker, and Jonathan Musonera, an opposition political activist, were warned to improve security at their homes, change their daily routines and never walk unaccompanied.
The neighborhood is one of the safest in the city, one in which some parents feel secure enough to let their children walk unaccompanied by an adult, though they often move in groups with siblings or other children.
The four-storey museum houses more than 12,500 shoes from different cultures spanning 4,500 years of history, including pairs of 16th-century Venetian platform shoes known as chopines (which range between 15 and 50cm in height, sometimes too tall for a woman to walk unaccompanied), bear fur boots worn by the Japanese samurai and golden stilettos by modern designer Manolo Blahnik.
She was denied access to her children and father, forbidden to remarry and only allowed to walk unaccompanied within the mansion courtyard.
No one should have to be constantly vigilant about who is around them, or afraid to walk unaccompanied. 1. Stop blaming the people who report misogynistic behavior.
I feel safe enough here to let my 13-year-old daughter walk unaccompanied to and from the train station or up to Germantown Avenue for a smoothie.
