• For a closer inspection of Seoul of old, history buffs can get their fill at the Seoul Museum of History , twenty minutes walk from Deoksugung Palace.

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  • The restaurant El Arepazo is at the heart of the community and hundreds of Venezuelans gathered at its tables to watch news broadcasts of the death coverage while getting their fill of corn flour patties called arepas.

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  • Carnivores will have their fill perusing the manifold satay sticks, fried fish, barbeque rib and meatball stands stationed market-wide: perfect fuel for another few hours on the go, before heading homeward, arms heavily laden, to refresh, relax, and perhaps regroup for a second Chatuchak shopping spree on Sunday.

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  • Watching them hop from branch to branch as they get their fill and move out of the way for others to feed may not be meditation, per se, but it's something similar -- a reminder that the world can offer peace and stillness, even in the midst of mayhem.

    CNN: How one busy mom found her inner peace

  • Siddhartha, to the smaller but still brashly ambitious sorts who fill out many of our other pages--this is an Asian business buffet, both in text and photography. (All the food stories in this issue must be affecting me.) Add to this mix the best of FORBES in the U.S. and hungry readers get their fill.

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  • They use our precious water to wash their cars and fill their swimming pools.

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  • Because, Mr Fallows argues, of the hub-and-spoke system, developed by the airlines since deregulation to cut their costs and fill their seats.

    ECONOMIST: Air travel

  • Um Ahmed's daughters and their friends fill the tent with their stories -- of children's dirty clothes, of not showering in more than four weeks, of water too muddy to even make tea.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • If the individual had bought a security that increased in price when oil prices went up, their costs to fill their car and heat their homes would have gone up, but they also would have made money on their investment.

    FORBES: A Shield Against The Next Oil Shock

  • Whereas home-owners in Los Angeles and San Francisco must carefully watch how much water they consume if they want to avoid a stiff surcharge, Sacramento's people have no limit on the amounts they use to wash their cars, fill their swimming-pools and keep their lawns lushly green.

    ECONOMIST: Urban sprawl

  • They love customers who don't use their phones, and thus fill their coffers with cost-free revenue.

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  • Almost as strong in their negotiating leverage are those hospitals that routinely fill their beds to capacity.

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  • Much of the 'training' you get from the franchise organization is how to work with their central reservations system and fill out their required forms, anyway.

    FORBES: What Does It Take To Start A Hotel?

  • They try to recreate their success with fill-in players, but lose their record deal in the process.

    FORBES: Behind The Music

  • As the age of the work force increases, the more boomers will leave their jobs, creating a need for younger workers to fill their positions.

    CNN: Taking advantage of boomer retirements

  • So it is hardly surprising that suburbanites are casting their eyes on water-rich farm districts as a way to fill their swimming pools.

    ECONOMIST: Water policy

  • Some of them think they could raise their fees by 50% and still fill all their places with the children of the super-rich.

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  • "The market for relatively unskilled labour in China has been tightening, and now there is even more incentive for companies to relax their standards, so they try and fill up their work spaces, " he said.

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  • In other words, the efforts of Mrs Joly are not about to undermine the towers of privilege just because a few politicians get caught with their hands in the till, trying to fill either their party's or their own pockets.

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  • There is some evidence that firms are having to trawl more widely to fill their boardrooms.

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  • Instead of speaking in plain English, they fill their conversations with overused jargon and buzzwords.

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  • Letting large companies block and fill their online content services would stifle needed growth.

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  • Then comes the potential for a price war with other schools desperate to fill their classrooms.

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  • If it's overcast it will swing a bit, if not the batsmen will fill their boots.

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  • Warning: A few states are taking the opposite tack, stepping up enforcement to fill their coffers.

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  • Makers of plasma and LCD HDTVs love to fill their booths with huge display screens.

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  • Most private television stations tend to fill their Kazakh-language quota with cheaply-made music videos of Kazakh starlets.

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  • And since Longs staffs a pharmacy, if they want patients can fill their prescriptions about ten paces away.

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  • They quickly had to upgrade their apps to fill the brilliant new display.

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  • Their raucous screams fill the air, punctuating a peaceful stroll under the trees.

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