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Look for a curbside office with a big question mark hanging out front.

The law also began what became the state's curbside recycling program.

At the moment, budget problems have put the future of the entire curbside collection in doubt.

The tree was placed at our curbside to be picked up by the town.

Twenty minutes later, my father rolled to a stop at curbside.

He stood still in the darkness of a curbside tree and let them pass close.

"I need to talk to you," my mother said, following me out of the house to stand curbside, where we had privacy.

"I don't know how many people realize that curbside pickup is available for oil."

He said curbside recycling would probably emerge as the main issue.

There are so many cars that we have to devote nearly all our curbside space to park them.

And in his early years, he was usually ready with a curbside quip.

Each week, about 160 tons of the papers are left at curbside for collection.

If they call 10 minutes ahead, they can have curbside service.

The 505 bus kept running, though curbside stops were installed.

Others could do nothing more than sob on an airport curbside.

Only then did the lead car's driver trot around to open the curbside door.

All recyclables can be left at curbsides once a month for collection.

To permit easier curbside entry, the right door was longer than the left one.

A uniformed driver had the rear curbside door open for her.

Most of the shell casings were found at the curbside.

"No, I don't see either of them meeting the killer at curbside.

"We want to be known for producing zero curbside emissions."

Five cars are in the drive; a furniture truck sits curbside.

A policeman stood on the curbside, gesturing with his club.

As a result, more than 50 communities began curbside collection of separated trash.