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Hanoi | A Memorial Queue in Nearly Forty-Degree HeatHanoi | Joining at 2 A.M. to Submit a Social-Housing ApplicationThe Queue for Buddha’s Relics on Their First Visit to VietnamThe Most Common Birth-Registration Wait Was 16 to 30 MinutesMeasuring the Birth-Registration Wait in Lao CaiThe Tran Temple Seal at DaybreakFirst Choose the Word, Then Wait for the BrushHanoi’s Night-Time Queue for Water PressureFifteen Minutes for Hanoi's Once-a-Year Cold Food CakesHalf an Hour for Self-Service Pho in Hanoi's Old QuarterPho and Haircuts: Two Reopening Queues in Ho Chi Minh CitySeven Hours in the Two-Stage Queue at Lao CaiHanoi’s 12,000-Dong Bánh Mì Morning LineWaiting for Second-Generation Sticky Rice at a Fifteen-Seat ShopThe Bánh Mì Queue Beside Hanoi’s MetroHanoi Students Queue for an Old-Style Bánh MìThe Morning Line for Seven-Coloured Sticky RiceA Thousand Portions Through Hanoi's Fastest Sticky-Rice HandsWhen Bricks and Chairs Queued for a SEA Games FinalThe Overnight School-Form Queue Whose List Counted for NothingThe Hanoi Pho Queue Where Customers Carry Their Own BowlsWaiting from Midnight for Hanoi’s Mid-Autumn CakesFour Hanoi Bánh Mì Queues, Four Versions of the CityThe Time Outside the GuidebookRation Coupons and the Hanoi QueueQueuing for a Kindergarten Lottery in HanoiThe Ice-Cream Queue That Reached Halfway Down a Hanoi StreetVietnam | At One in the Morning, Two Lines for Mooncake NumbersFifteen Minutes for a Once-a-Year SweetVietnam | A Tết Queue at a Shopfront Only Two Metres WideA Rainy-Night Mooncake Queue Organised by Order SlipsHanoi’s Breakfast Queue Begins at 3 a.m.The Grilled Corn Stall Named for WaitingThe Red Sausage in Hanoi’s Morning Bread QueueThree Workers and Hanoi’s 12,000-Đồng Bread QueueFamily Members and Hired Queuers in Vietnam’s Mooncake RushProxy Buyers Multiply Places in Hanoi’s Mooncake LinePaid Stand-Ins in Hanoi’s Overnight Mooncake QueueProxy Buyers Meet the Rules of Hanoi’s Mooncake QueueWhen a Ration Coupon Set the Shopping List