- A
sidewalk (North
American English),
pavement (British English,
South African English), or
footpath (Irish English,
Indian English,
Australian English...
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sidewalk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
sidewalk is a
paved pedestrian way
found chiefly in cities.
Sidewalk may also
refer to:
Sidewalk (album)...
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Where the
Sidewalk Ends is a 1974 children's
poetry collection written and
illustrated by Shel Silverstein. It was
published by
Harper and Row Publishers...
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Sidewalk chalk is
typically large and
thick sticks of
chalk (calcium sulfate, gypsum,
rather than
calcium carbonate, rock chalk) that come in multiple...
- The
Sidewalk.com
website was
formerly the
location of a
Microsoft Corporation local information project. The
website is now
owned by Ask
Media Group. Sidewalk...
- A
moving walkway – also
known as an autowalk,
moving pavement,
moving sidewalk, travolator, or
travelator – is a slow-moving
conveyor mechanism that transports...
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Sidewalk Prophets is an
American contemporary Christian music band from Nashville.
Their album These Simple Truths contained the
single "The
Words I Would...
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behavior exhibited by pedestrians.
Sidewalk rage is a
common phenomenon in
cities with
crowded sidewalks.
Sidewalk rage can be
directed at
other pedestrians...
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Sidewalk Stories is a 1989
American low-budget,
nearly silent movie directed by and
starring Charles Lane. The black-and-white film
tells the
story of...
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Sidewalk Labs LLC was an
urban planning and
infrastructure subsidiary of Google. Its
stated goal was to
improve urban infrastructure through technological...
