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Pop-up clinics were being held in places like bowling alleys and fire stations, Mr Burton told BBC Radio 4's Today programme, adding that the vaccine was "quick, easy and safe".

Over the years, a host of presidents have made renovations, from a bowling alley to an indoor swimming pool.

Her finger is broadcast, aiming heavenward, on flat screens scattered around the show, like a motion detector that turns on lights in a dark alley to silently alert passersby of their endangered status.

‘The public imagines a black market in a shadowy alley, but for most stolen jewelry, the black market is the mainstream market.’

A Bloomberg study found that wholesale electricity prices in Baltimore, which sits near the “data center alley” of northern Virginia, have risen more than 125% over the past five years.