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| Coney, a hot dog featuring the signature chili and o | |
| The default | coney also includes mustard and a small amount of on |
| descriptions of the camel, the | coney and the hare in Leviticus 11:4-6. |
| were requested by Sun Ra, which director John | Coney attributed to Sun Ra's prudishness. |
| onto) and the United Kingdom (Southerndown and | Coney Beach at Porthcawl). |
| , also owns other franchise concepts including | Coney Beach, a restaurant specializing in hot dogs a |
| nst New Zealand at Lord's in 1983, with Jeremy | Coney becoming his first wicket and only wicket of t |
| une of London, by Margaret, daughter of George | Coney, born 14 April 1659. |
| Alligator, like a | coney but with a pickle spear alongside the hot dog |
| ion", began operations on November 24, 1994 on | Coney Drive in Belize City, upstairs of the Body 200 |
| mley Common and Keston, Copers Cope, Hayes and | Coney Hall, Kelsey and Eden Park, Shortlands, and We |
| s Ray Coburn of Honeymoon Suite, Carl Dixon of | Coney Hatch and Paul MacAusland of Haywire. |
| Avonvale United 'A' | Cam Bulldogs 'A' | | Coney Hill | Cotswold Rangers | Golden Heart | Hardw |
| The Jamaican | Coney is reddish brown in color and ranges in size f |
| The name | Coney is from the Old English for rabbit (Latin cuni |
| Marion-he enters the illegal drug trade around | Coney Island in an attempt to realize their dreams. |
| cars (4840-4949) were rebuilt in-house by the | Coney Island Overhaul Shop in Brooklyn. |
| They began performing on the boardwalk in | Coney Island and went on to international tours both |
| As a | Coney Island resident, she has been very active in t |
| In 1891, the | Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad electrified its C |
| he tracks of the original Brooklyn, Flatbush & | Coney Island Railway left the street surface and beg |
| The lyrics are not related to | Coney Island directly, but are about a man abandonin |
| ontest, qualifying him for the Nathan's Famous | Coney Island 4th of July Hotdog Eating Contest in Co |
| In 2005, the | Coney Island Development Corporation released the "C |
| In 1955, the former CI&B's | Coney Island Avenue Line was the third to last Brook |
| th the steam railroads that had been opened to | Coney Island beginning in 1864, the CI&B became the |
| he southbound platform, providing views of the | Coney Island Complex. |
| ck is not used except by trains heading to the | Coney Island Complex or train rerouting due to const |
| reef fishing, shark fishing (August-October), | Coney Island taxis and eco tourism cruises. |
| The distinct mission of | Coney Island USA is to operate a multi-arts center o |
| Kalb Avenue Line) trackage in Front Street and | Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad (Smith Street Lin |
| lver Line continues into tracks 5 and 6 of the | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue Terminal. |
| movies Speedy with Harold Lloyd from 1928, and | Coney Island with Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton f |
| out of the Concourse Yard in the Bronx and the | Coney Island Complex in Brooklyn and assigned to the |
| lyn Cyclone” (playing on the pun of the famous | Coney Island Cyclone in Brooklyn and the baseball te |
| at the time of his death he was serving at the | Coney Island Lighthouse in Sea Gate, Brooklyn, New Y |
| nently involved in a movement to save historic | Coney Island in New York from developers.,. |
| se cars were rebuilt "in-house" in 1985 by the | Coney Island Shop, but were not equipped with an air |
| the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest at | Coney Island and includes an interview with Nathan's |
| ure of the roller coaster, are now home to the | Coney Island History Project, and a stand selling Cy |
| strict, which includes Bensonhurst, Gravesend, | Coney Island and Brighton Beach. |
| Originally, at the | Coney Island confrontation at the end of the film, a |
| Beach Line, beginning several stations east of | Coney Island at Brighton Beach, and also ending at 5 |
| trains ran from 14th Street - Union Square to | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue, using the BMT Broad |
| n Line, on the shore at the end of what is now | Coney Island Avenue and south of the current Brighto |
| hai Chee and offshore islands of Pulau Tekong, | Coney Island and Pulau Ubin. |
| s taped before a live audience in locations in | Coney Island and Manhattan. |
| o Fulton Ferry, was opened in June 1862 by the | Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad. |
| rn-of-the-century New York, set in part in the | Coney Island amusement park of the same name. |
| th Avenue, 86th Street, Avenue Y on the north, | Coney Island Avenue and Corbin Place on the east, as |
| he gang in the original novel was known as the | Coney Island Dominators and shared few similarities |
| "Neither Theo or Marie has ever been to | Coney Island as far as I know, or has ever tasted a |
| roach (Braid, The Firebird Band, L'Spaerow) at | Coney Island Studios in Madison, WI and engineered b |
| Coney Island Cream Soda | |
| his large facility was designed at a time when | Coney Island was the primary summer resort area for |
| Coney Island Complex | |
| ed next to the hotel between Ocean Parkway and | Coney Island Avenue. |
| Coney Island (1943) | |
| xist today: 6305 and 6339 at MTA NYC Transit's | Coney Island Complex in Brooklyn, 6387 at the New Yo |
| en Avenue U and Avenue X before going into the | Coney Island Yard just south of Avenue X. |
| Coney Island Mermaid Parade, 2004. | |
| Coney Island USA also produces the Coney Island Film | |
| Chicago - was demolished in 1968, leaving the | Coney Island tower, even if inoperable, as the only |
| James | Coney Island Shepherd in Houston |
| Abe Stark skating rink in | Coney Island |
| The | Coney Island and Gravesend Railway, a Brooklyn Rapid |
| Coney Island (1999), with Machine Child | |
| After a legal battle with the | Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad (Smith Street Lin |
| Coney Island Top Drop built 2010 | |
| her "Wildgirl's Go-Go-Rama" live shows at the | Coney Island Sideshow helped to define the east coas |
| oach combining the performing and visual arts, | Coney Island USA seeks to revitalize the community f |
| Fatty rides "The Whip" in | Coney Island |
| in the country in Holyoke, Massachusetts, the | Coney Island Mermaid Parade, the Baltimore's Mayor's |
| Coney Island Baby (2003) - Billy Hayes | |
| Most of the route operated alongside the | Coney Island Plank Road, now Coney Island Avenue. |
| escribe its junction with the Brooklyn, Bath & | Coney Island Railroad (West End Line). |
| Myrtle-Culver Line, Ridgewood, Queens to | Coney Island |
| y cars that are survive today are 8424-8425 at | Coney Island Yard in Brooklyn, 8429/8558 converted a |
| Union Street Line, Park Row to | Coney Island |
| ue, 37th Street and Caton Avenue on the north, | Coney Island Avenue, 18th Street, MacDonald Avenue a |
| Coney Island USA also operates the Coney Island Muse | |
| ents" only, (largely due to the efforts of the | Coney Island Chamber of Commerce) and decided to dem |
| ly to direct customers to the F shuttle bus to | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue when it was closed f |
| For the 2003 film, see | Coney Island Baby (film). |
| For the barbershop song, see Goodbye, My | Coney Island Baby. |
| Sea Beach Line, Park Row, Lower Manhattan to | Coney Island (operated by the Brooklyn Union Elevate |
| atbush, Midwood, Homecrest, Sheepshead Bay and | Coney Island at Brighton Beach. |
| Cara Williams as Irene Nelson (Waitress at | Coney Island Cafe) |
| the New City, the New-York Historical Society, | Coney Island USA, and Galapagos, where he presented |
| rs via Fifth Avenue, and soon also ran cars to | Coney Island over Fifth Avenue and the 86th Street L |
| In that capacity, | Coney Island was a Cincinnati institution. |
| For the | Coney Island amusement park, see Dreamland (amusemen |
| With | Coney Island in a period of revival, including the m |
| Organizations including the | Coney Island Chamber of Commerce and the Gravesend H |
| Two of the most popular items on the | coney island menu are the Gyro and The Coney. |
| en the two overhauls was that many cars of the | Coney Island version featured the original blue door |
| r-songwriter Lou Reed's 1976 album is entitled | Coney Island Baby and features the track "Coney Isla |
| Irish Fair scheduled to be held in Brooklyn's | Coney Island this September". |
| The | Coney Island Mermaid Parade takes place every year i |
| Coney Island USA is funded, in part, by The Lily Auc | |
| Line - Park Avenue Railroad and Greenwood and | Coney Island Railroad and New York and Coney Island |
| arlor while they have conveniently sent him to | Coney Island on vacation, Slip Mahoney (Leo Gorcey) |
| Coney Island USA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corpo | |
| In July 2009, the City passed the | Coney Island Rezoning Plan, setting the stage for de |
| via incline and Prospect Park and | Coney Island Railroad to Coney Island; also via Long |
| rt Street Line, Park Row in Lower Manhattan to | Coney Island |
| Line, Hamilton Ferry in Red Hook, Brooklyn to | Coney Island |
| Essex Street in Lower East Side, Manhattan to | Coney Island |
| "Call Me Mellow" (Tin Tin Out | Coney Island Club Mix) - 7:48 |
| no left Lombardi's to open his own pizzeria on | Coney Island called Totonno's. |
| Totonno's is a | Coney Island pizzeria established by Antonio "Totonn |
| d was a 3.1-acre (13,000 m2) amusement park in | Coney Island first opened in 1962. |
| ed this, saying the picture heroes were mostly | Coney Island life savers. |
| Coney Island Baby is an album by Lou Reed, released | |
| You may be looking for the | Coney Island elephant hotel, also known as Lucy the |
| "Goodbye, My | Coney Island Baby" is a popular barbershop song comp |
| 06) was the president of the Prospect Park and | Coney Island Railroad. |
| ll Brighton Line train service was extended to | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue. |
| The show continues to be performed in | Coney Island during the summer season. |
| Went to | Coney Island on a Mission from God... Be Back by Fiv |
| ited States Coast Guard since 1939, serving at | Coney Island since 1960. |
| Sea Beach Line reconstruction (depressed), | Coney Island to Bay Ridge, Brooklyn |
| derbolt was a wooden roller coaster located at | Coney Island in Brooklyn, New York. |
| Coney Island was filmed before Keaton had fully esta | |
| several yard connections, the line ends at the | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue terminal. |
| Trains going to | Coney Island or Manhattan and Queens use the local t |
| he south of the station is a connection to the | Coney Island Complex. |
| Members swim in the Atlantic Ocean at | Coney Island every Sunday from November through Apri |
| Shmaltz welcomed several guest brewers to | Coney Island Brewing Company during its inaugural se |
| In existence since 1980, | Coney Island USA has developed and produces a number |
| Coney Island USA interprets the past and experiments | |
| The | Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad acquired the line |
| Coney Island (Nortons Point) Light is a lighthouse l | |
| The Brooklyn, Bath and | Coney Island Rail Road opened on October 5, 1863, ru |
| Taft responded by buying | Coney Island outright in 1969, and as a division of |
| The original James | Coney Island restaurant was one of the first major h |
| The purpose of | Coney Island USA is to defend the honor of American |
| of seven children, was born and raised in the | Coney Island neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York City |
| ry Tibbs discovers her walking on the beach at | Coney Island and she agrees to model for him. |
| llowed the expanding New York subway system to | Coney Island where he opened Totonno's. |
| Coney Island lies 1 km off shore and boat trips are | |
| the famed Parachute Jump ride at the legendary | Coney Island in New York. |
| R68As are currently based out of the | Coney Island Yard and assigned to the B and N trains |
| At | Coney Island is a 1912 short comedy starring Mack Se |
| lue Ribbon Stakes, Clark Stakes, Tidal Stakes, | Coney Island Stakes, Ocean Stakes, Lorillard Stakes, |
| e-eight layout is based closely on the defunct | Coney Island Wildcat. |
| ans for the keeper's house were reused for the | Coney Island Light, built the following year. |
| National | Coney Island is one of the few restaurant chains to |
| f the 2006 Miss Exotic World and the 2006 Miss | Coney Island pageants. |
| he line is reduced to two tracks as it runs to | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue. |
| The | Coney Island Complex of the New York City Subway sys |
| iled attempt by Astroworld to buy the original | Coney Island Cyclone. |
| In 2008 the Black Scorpion joined the cast of | Coney Island USA's world famous Sideshows by the Sea |
| Romney speaks with patrons in a | coney island restaurant in Livonia, Michigan during |
| hs later, on August 18, the QJ was extended to | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue. |
| 07 in honor of the historic roller coaster The | Coney Island Cyclone. |
| It has its headquarters, the James | Coney Island Support Center, located in Suite 700 in |
| The | Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad was originally a |
| Track leads from the West End Line to the | Coney Island Complex are located both north and sout |
| r, best known for works such as The Pirates of | Coney Island and Black Metal. |
| is not featured on his new album Blue Cheese & | Coney Island because "he's busy doing his thing". |
| e and North Beach Railroad (also leased to the | Coney Island and Brooklyn) built the branch on Stanh |
| ks and beach resorts opened in Brighton Beach, | Coney Island and elsewhere in the southern part of t |
| e surface for access to the Culver Yard of the | Coney Island Yards complex. |
| Unlike the | Coney Island restaurants in Detroit, though, the Tex |
| Coney Island is a 1943 American Technicolor musical | |
| D service was rerouted via these two lines to | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue with limited rush ho |
| ooklyn Force made its Brooklyn premiere at the | Coney Island Film Festival, then screened in Tribeca |
| shows by the Seashore brought visitors back to | Coney Island and the Cyclone. |
| ller coaster (demolished in 1964) at the early | Coney Island park in Cincinnati, Ohio. |
| The | Coney Island Elevated Railway was built later to con |
| Coney Island is served by four lines of the New York | |
| Shuttle lines) to Brighton Beach (modern | Coney Island Avenue at the shoreline) on July 2, 187 |
| and Aerosmith has a song called "Bone to Bone ( | Coney Island Whitefish Boy)" from their 1979 album N |
| "Goodbye, My | Coney Island Baby" was written in 1948 by Les Appleg |
| er of the board of the racetracks owned by the | Coney Island Jockey Club, the Monmouth Park Associat |
| side the southbound side of the station is the | Coney Island Complex, and there are two track yard l |
| Line (B and Q) via tracks C & D (aka 3 & 4) of | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue. |
| Culver Line, Park Row, Lower Manhattan to | Coney Island (operated by the Brooklyn Union Elevate |
| le-tracked, and cut diagonally adjacent to the | Coney Island Yards. |
| gelmann (1869-1941) took charge of beautifying | Coney Island and ensuring public access to the beach |
| ine reached the area in 1920, the pleasures of | Coney Island were just a five-cent ride away from th |
| n Wide debuted as an official selection of the | Coney Island Film Festival. |
| As with | Coney Island in Brooklyn, New York, Revere Beach's a |
| nch bistro Lumiere to Sweet Tomatoes Pizza and | Coney Island Ice Cream Cafe. |
| 920 and renovated during the reconstruction of | Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue in 2002-04, has one |
| "I Remember | Coney Island" - 3:27 |
| quences for the show, including the "Imaginary | Coney Island" ballet. |
| In | Coney Island's New York Aquarium, Brooklyn, a specia |
| 920 she was hired by Sam Gumpertz to appear in | Coney Island's Dreamland sideshow, a form of freak s |
| ide was inspired by the other one of its type, | Coney Island's 1927 Wonder Wheel. |
| ay in July), the Appalachian Festival (held at | Coney Island), and many other festivals and concerts |
| 's sign structures depicting images related to | Coney Island, including the Cyclone. |
| minutes and was billed as the longest ride on | Coney Island, and the longest spook ride in the worl |
| on the corner of Surf and Stillwell Avenues in | Coney Island, Brooklyn. |
| is planned subdivision, Flynn incorporated the | Coney Island, Fort Hamilton and Brooklyn Railroad, t |
| Pulau Serangoon, alternatively known as | Coney Island, is a 45-hectare island located off the |
| entified a location near West Eighth Street in | Coney Island, Brooklyn, at the current site of the N |
| Stuart Masterson's characters spend a date at | Coney Island, and kiss passionatley(and possibly go |
| Brooklyn that encompasses the neighborhoods of | Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Bensonhurst, Gravesend |
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