But I couldn't stop repeating blown canes, blown canes until I was home, in pitch dark.
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Joe: Hammond&aposs is especially known for its candy canes, selling about 10 million canes a year, all handmade, all hand packaged.
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One is the aforementioned pickle candy cane, which in 2365 joined the ranks of bacon-flavored candy canes and sriracha-flavored candy canes.
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And, before you get too worked up about the existence of mac-and-cheese candy canes, you might want to channel your anger toward some of Archie McPhee's more perplexing flavors, like their pickle candy canes, or better yet, their gray clam-flavored candy canes.
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Bring milk and crushed candy canes to a light simmer in a medium saucepan over medium; cook, stirring occasionally, until candy canes are melted, about 7 minutes.
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CANES is being installed on carriers, amphibious assault ships, destroyers and submarines, and the service has completed at least 50 CANES systems and has more in production, Navy developers said.
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Spangler Oreo Flavored Candy Canes, available on Amazon, $2.24Oreo flavored candy canes — because once humans figured out how to make fire and penicillin, they just decided to have fun with it.
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Do you guys think Grand Moff Tarkin likes candy canes?
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The new emoji include walking canes, wheelchairs, and hearing aids.
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It had stickers that smelled like candy canes and purple.
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This seasonally appropriate dragon has an affinity for candy canes.
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Canes Venatici sounds like the newly elected mayor of Salerno.
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Then the canes are off to be packaged and shipped.
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The man behind the canes Morris, the 54-year-old US Army veteran behind the original idea, said Willis was the fifth veteran he knows to start their own branch of Free Canes for Veterans.
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The first year Disneyland sold its now-famous handmade candy canes.
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Sabi, a design company, now sells walking canes in bright colours.
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There have been times where people beat each other with canes.
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OxSight is a potential replacement for canes and seeing-eye dogs.
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Teens on rollerblades and the elderly walking slowly with their canes.
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The volcanic soil grows bananas, oranges, coffee, sugar canes, and dates.
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I get around with mobility aids, mostly canes, instead of prostheses.
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Admit it, you're dying to see how candy canes are made.
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"You go tramping through the woods, canes don't work," he said.
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He also adds several glass canes which make Arline's fragility transparent.
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Rewards for completing requests during the event have a chance of containing candy canes (about 50% or maybe a bit less from what I can tell), plus there are timed goals that give candy canes as rewards.
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But religion aside, though, candy canes tap into something even more primal.
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However, candy canes were not the confection that topped the most states.
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All of the participants could stand and walk without canes or walkers.
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Candy canes will dance, soldiers will march, and everyone will be merry.
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Not even garland, string lights and candy canes are above partisan squabbling.
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And we hand crook close to 10 million candy canes a year.
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There were drapes, and fireplaces, and an umbrella stand full of canes.
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Some of the III% (the "Three Percent," as they call themselves) brought shock canes—a non-lethal weapon that can deliver up to a million volts to the person hit—while others had billy clubs or regular old canes.
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The pair is in the constellation Canes Venatici, 23 million light-years away.
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The office is really going to love this homage to candy canes. Yas?
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Canes and guide dogs work, he says, for general, day-to-day navigation.
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I'm no expert with rope bondage, but I'm great with canes and crops.
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Apparently, candy canes aren't just for hanging on trees or stuffing into stockings.
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It's worth stressing that the app isn't about replacing guide dogs or canes.
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Grandparents in walkers or those who use canes can stumble on uneven footing.
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If you have other mobility impairments, keep extra canes or a walker available.
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Then they added the angels, candy canes and trees to symbolize the victims.
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Top each with a large dollop of whipped cream; garnish with whole candy canes.
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The popular cookie company has released their Oreo Candy Canes for another holiday season.
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Once energetic seniors, Don and I now hobble around on canes, a geriatric duo.
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Green and red, the cups evoke classic shapes like trees, holly, and candy canes.
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As her body slowly deteriorated with paralysis, she used canes, then crutches, then wheelchairs.
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But some arrived with walkers and canes, and others were carefully guided by relatives.
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They've even shockingly ventured into the unchartered novelty territories of canned drinks and candy canes.
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Well, good enough to have our holiday dream of Oreo-flavored candy canes come true.
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Today is only the third day of summer, and we're already talking about candy canes.
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These include people in wheelchairs, people with canes, guide dogs, hearing aids, and prosthetic limbs.
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Like every limited edition Oreo flavor, the candy canes are short-lived … until next year.
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I use two canes to leave the hospital, six weeks after I was carried in.
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We're talking about candy canes, whose ubiquity is matched by the legends surrounding their creation.
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Some leaned on canes or walkers; all said they missed heroin and its relative predictability.
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Helmut Newton famously photographed Nadja Auermann modeling stilettos, leg braces, canes and a prop wheelchair.
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The Spartans then proceeded to outscore the Canes, 70-39, for a 113-58 win.
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We make our canes for veterans to look 'cool' while giving honor for their service.
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Since manually shaping candy canes into their traditional 'J' shape was inefficient and labor-intensive, McCormack's brother-in-law, a Catholic priest named Gregory Keller, invented the Keller Machine to automate the process of shaping straight candy sticks into today's J-shaped candy canes.
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For some sweet flair, hang any candy canes you might have lying around off your ears.
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For the ones who had trouble walking, Thompson said they made sure they had their canes.
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This year they have 2 new varieties .. here's one of them- Mac & Cheese flavored Candy Canes.
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She's made a Valentine's card for Brooklynn, decorated candy canes and made a new dream catcher.
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There are even little candy canes made from the letter J. Wait ... can fonts do anything?
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I did pass out candy canes, because what kid isn't gonna run up to an elf?
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"Make no mistake, Manulele is the reason we fell in love with Hawaiian canes," Reutner says.
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The bigger elephants became heavy lidded and stood resting their trunks, like canes, on the ground.
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You can get lost in a TOURIST TRAP and eat some FUNNEL CAKES or CANDY CANEs.
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Ed Mitchum had a four-pronged cane (such canes had a name that Gerald couldn't remember).
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Customer: I&aposve had the candy canes, and you can definitely taste...it&aposs just exquisite.
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Elderly Hong Kongers, some with visors and canes, stood not far from young, black-clad protesters.
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"For men, it was all about coats with tails and canes and top hats," he said.
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Who do we call if we want to suggest CBD-infused candy canes for the holiday season?
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Each kit comes with cookies, icing, gumdrops, candy canes, sprinkles, candy beads, sanding sugar, and Starbucks signs.
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Sprinkle with crushed candy canes and transfer to the refrigerator to set up for about 30 minutes.
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Mark your calendars for September 30 and click ahead for your sneak peek — candy canes not included.
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How does it feel to be at a festival with people with canes and walkers walking around?
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Padded floors would seem ideal, since they require none of the diligence of body pads or canes.
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Blowup polar bears, candy canes, strings of light and other wintry figures created an early holiday scene.
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On the sidewalks, wounded men in the prime of life walk with canes or ride in wheelchairs.
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Those of us who have learned the skills of blindness avoid falls by properly using our canes.
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Joe: That was a lot of fun, and they even let me take some candy canes home.
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Along with their hits, they sang standards, and Mr. Atkins taught them routines with hats and canes.
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Not too far away, a pair of gray-haired women are walking in tandem, with canes in tow.
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Many of the barriers affecting people using canes, walkers, and wheelchairs also affect parents and caregivers pushing strollers.
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If someone uses hearing aids, canes, or prosthetics, don't be afraid to accessorize them to match your outfits.
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To get candy canes, you need to complete requests for animals, like getting them bugs, fruit, or fish.
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During clashes, troops wielding canes thrashed protesters, witnesses said, while other soldiers fired live ammunition into the air.
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Carolina Hurricanes game in Toronto when both of the 'Canes top two goalies suffered injuries and couldn't play.
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I only care about if they&aposre heard of my One Love; which is Raising Canes Chicken Fingers.
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Some wore heavy-heeled work boots and worn jeans; some leaned on canes and walkers; some bounced babies.
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A few people were leaning on canes; others, dressed in workout gear, were stretching and talking on cellphones.
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In 2004 Mr Shanmugaratnam revealed that he kept four canes in his cupboard, one for each of his children.
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Both of the children were spotted sucking on candy canes as they held their parents hands outside the church.
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However, the Canes got back leading scorer Chris Lykes after he missed four games due to a groin injury.
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With all these candy canes and sugar plums floating around, who doesn't have a sweet tooth around the holidays?
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So the old car flags and canes come out of a closet at Kris's house to cheer Scott up.
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In much of America, the Christmas season means candy canes, carols, claymation specials, and all that wholesome childhood jazz.
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It occurred to me that nearly half of the patrons in the restaurant were using wheelchairs, canes, or walkers.
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Mr. Kagan's re-emergence was barely slowed when he developed spinal stenosis, requiring him to walk with two canes.
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Both of the children were spotted sucking on candy canes as they held their parents hands outside the church.
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Ganitch, who uses two canes, then proceeded to bend over into a three-point stance not once, but twice!
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Amazon is selling "fancy" pickle flavored candy canes, which if you're a holiday candy purist, probably seems like sacrilege.
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The company that makes these pickle treats, Archie McPhee, also sells gravy, bacon, and wasabi candy canes on Amazon.
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I sat myself in the front of a crowded room that included women in wheelchairs and men with canes.
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Saburo Anzai, 91, and his wife, Chihyo, also 91, bent over canes as they walked into a tatami room.
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Their perseverance in the face of infirmities (some depended on walkers and canes) endowed their demonstrations with disproportionate publicity.
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Hugging and extreme kissing (even by French standards) There are smiles, some tears, canes, walking sticks, crutches and numerous slings.
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Leafs celebrate 9th anniversary with rout of Canes TORONTO — The Toronto Maple Leafs sure know how to celebrate an anniversary.
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People with canes are, naturally, often physically or otherwise disabled and prone to getting lost or falling and injuring themselves.
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The rapid transformation of the Canes is one that mirrors Peters' ascent in the hockey world: it has come quietly.
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There are capes and canes and foulards and billowing pocket squares, beards of every imaginable cut and even waxed mustaches.
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A Christmas float, complete with candy canes, and a marching band were part of Macy's own contributions to the festivities.
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The Canes started the second half much like the first, building their lead back up to 16 at 40-24.
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In 1962, the White House Christmas tree was decorated with ornaments inspired by children, including candy canes and gingerbread cookies.
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Hammond&aposs pumps out millions of candy canes each year, and today, I&aposm gonna learn how they do it.
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Bangladeshi soldiers and Rohingya volunteers with bamboo canes would whip and beat the crowds of kids as they surged forward.
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Wheelchair users, people with multiple sclerosis, the elderly with canes and walkers, people struggling with aphasia or spinal cord injury.
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More are carrying canes and using walkers than before, but many more who could benefit shun them because, to them, canes and walkers imply infirmity, a fate worse than death (80 percent of elderly women told researchers in one study that they would rather die than have to live with a debilitating hip fracture).
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This year, the couples came out in full force, rocking the pre-show with capes, canes, and some truly stellar poses.
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The hot cocoa flavored-canes come inside the Brach's Select package, which also includes caramel macchiato and sea salt chocolate caramel.
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Social welfare organizations are meant to provide Iranians with disabilities with assistive devices like wheelchairs, crutches, white canes, and hearing aids.
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Consider it a chance to marvel at how nearly half the states don't even have candy canes in their top three!
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Footage broadcast by local station NTV showed people being struck with clubs and canes by men in uniform during the unrest.
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Almost all of the homes on the block are covered in Christmas lights, candy canes, Santa dolls, and other holiday displays.
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Heck, you can even shape these Michelin-level churros like candy canes and coat them in powdered sugar if you want.
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"If she had some extra change / She would pass it out like candy canes / Spread the energy double A," she sings.
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CreditCreditEd Widdis/Associated Press They are proud old men with canes: Cooz and Russ, Boston basketball treasures, at 21950 and 290.
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So step away from the gift cards and candy canes, and add these cool stocking stuffers to your shopping cart instead.
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The force was partly because what I saw I heard — canes blowing in the breeze, their flags flowing backward like waves.
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Others contain books and crayons for children, an assortment of candy canes and several hundred blinking necklaces fashioned after holiday lights.
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Syrup is also part of the four main food groups he knows and loves: Candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup.
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FOR centuries, canes have served blind and partially sighted people well by giving them a means to negotiate the world around them.
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Soon the chapel floor has transformed into Lollapalooza, with retirees moshing, flashing (errr, NSFW, we guess), and battling supervisors with their canes.
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I'm in luck when a trio of older men with walking canes enter my train car singing "This Magic Moment" a capella.
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A copy of Hamilton by Ron Chernow, for example, sits next to a box of candy canes or a jar of mayonnaise.
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Golden says he signed a massive multi-million dollar contract to lead the Canes back in 2000 -- a deal loaded with incentives.
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That win stopped a four-game losing streak, and kept the 'Canes right in the middle of the Eastern Conference Metropolitan Division.
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Spangler opened a plant in Juarez, Mexico, in the early 2000s and now produces a little over half its candy canes there.
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They can ensure that patients have their hearing aids, dentures, eyeglasses, and walkers or canes to help them stay oriented and mobile.
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Howell says people buy canes at Goodwill or other thrift stores all the time without realizing that they contain secret concealed sabers.
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After being largely written off before the season, Peters and the Canes aren't content with the surprising success they've achieved so far.
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How can a poet do that, reveal with the stroke of two words, instantaneously, the horrors concealed in the canes, the sea?
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She knew exactly how her patrons took their coffees and brought orders to the table for people struggling with canes and walkers.
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More than a hundred were detained and bused to an empty badminton court, where they were beaten with bamboo canes, witnesses said.
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Since then, the 50-year-old has made and delivered more than 200 canes to veterans who live all over the world.
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Last year, for example, he sponsored a bill fighting new lower Medicare payment rates for "durable medical equipment" like wheelchairs and canes.
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Other garnishes — flaky sea salt, chopped pistachios, crushed candy canes, toasted coconut — can also be appealing, if you want to play around.
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Gizmodo has confirmed with the National Portrait Gallery in London that it doesn't actually know who the bespectacled man with canes might be.
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Carbon fiber walking canes feature controls that move each leg forward, instruct the device to sit down, and tell it to climb stairs.
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And you're not fooling anyone — we all know you had very little to do with those twinkling candy canes floating across your siding.
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The only thing disappointing about "Raise Hell" was the audience itself, which was mostly gray-haired, some propped up with canes and walkers.
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While the disease can be life-altering, physical therapy and aids like canes and walkers can improve the ability to perform daily activities.
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Buds have set on the cascading canes of the forsythia bush, on the limbs of the saucer magnolia and the flowering crab apple.
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Hay retratos históricos de canes, un kiosco que te muestra a qué raza te pareces más según una foto, estatuillas, libros y más.
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Horvat leads Canucks over 'Canes RALEIGH, N.C. — Going 27 games without a goal can rattle the confidence of a talented former first-round pick.
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A sweater reading "TITS OUT FOR SANTA" or covered with Ewoks holding candy canes isn't about keeping you warm; it's to make a joke.
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While canes can help the visually impaired detect obstacles on the ground, they can't tell users which way to face or when to turn.
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In addition to being available at Woodman's, the Oreo Candy Canes can also be purchased online directly from Spanglers, the company that makes them.
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The holidays are for indulging — at least, that's what I told myself when I consumed a 12-pack of candy canes in one sitting.
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But it's easy to overlook just how big of a role candy plays during the Christmas season—candy canes, chocolate Santas, even Hanukkah gelt!
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Seattle-based novelty store Archie McPhee is now selling candy canes that have been designed to conjure up memories of everyone's favorite childhood meal.
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She was slapped, her hair was yanked, and the bottoms of her feet were whipped by bamboo canes, a form of torture called falaka.
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Remove from oven and brush with simple syrup (1 cup sugar dissolved in 1 cup water) and sprinkle with crushed candy canes while warm.
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Amid the brilliant diversity of power wheelchairs, service dogs, canes and ice packs, it's easy to see that we matter just as we are.
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The holidays are here, along with cold weather, which means it's time to enjoy gingerbread cookies, hot chocolate, candy canes, and brightly decorated treats.
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El American Kennel Club ha abierto su museo en Nueva York con una enorme colección de obras artísticas y objetos relacionados con los canes.
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Ten aging veterans of the battle slowly shuffled across the stage, some walking with the aid of canes, as the crowd rose in applause.
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He was solitary and self-dramatizing, later even a bit of a dandy, affecting sword canes, capes, three-piece suits with watch fobs and fedoras.
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This galaxy, located only 25 million light-years away in the Canes Venatici (Hunting Dogs) constellation, is visible from Earth with just a basic telescope.
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This galaxy, located only 30 million light-years away in the Canes Venatici (Hunting Dogs) constellation, is visible from Earth with just a basic telescope.
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When I think about a Christmas market, I usually think about candy canes, coziness, twinkle lights, and "All I Want for Christmas" playing on repeat.
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While candy canes are made year-round—to the tune of 1.76 billion produced annually—they are inextricably and, for many, inexplicably linked to Christmas.
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He turned the actors into the comic characters that they play on the big screen, complete with Wolverine's claws and Deadpool bearing two candy canes.
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Students have used that platform to build machine learning-enabled canes and voice-controlled virtual assistants that live in small 3D-printed houses, for example.
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What I do think is really funny are the pensioners who stand outside in the mornings, scraping at the door with their walkers and canes.
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When he misbehaved, he was beaten with canes; when he fell ill, he was told to suck it up and keep practicing his kung fu.
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While candy canes are made year-round—to the tune of 1.76 billion produced annually—they are inextricably and, for many, inexplicably linked to Christmas.
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The graphic motif, recreated in thick canes of bamboo, became the surface of a large oval coffee table that is the centerpiece of her collection.
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A scalloped light design on the roof even looked like real icing, while candy canes lined the front yard and faux peppermints decorated the facade.
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We also saw shelves lined with ballcaps, CPAP machines used to treat sleep apnea, winter coats, car seats, canes and fully packed carry-on bags.
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They see old players (many of whom they cheered in childhood) on canes at fund-raising events or in wheelchairs at Hall of Fame ceremonies.
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After he was told that they had no more canes, Oscar Morris, the man behind the organization, instead taught Willis how to make his own.
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Julia Moskin: Refusing to serve turkey at Thanksgiving is like refusing to put candy canes on the Christmas tree just because you don't like peppermint.
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Visually impaired people can use long canes (and in fact, to obtain a dog from Guide Dogs for the Blind, must already be doing so).
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Every other detail is followed to a tee — with cookies, red and green candy canes, spearmints on sticks and little Lego figurines exploring the first tier.
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There was no sign this week that the couple, who both walked with canes, had any intention of scaling back their work on the build site.
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In a move toward greater representation of all groups in society, the company's new emojis feature people using wheelchairs, canes, hearing aids, and other accessibility gear.
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Darling performance helps 'Canes win 209nd straight CALGARY, Alberta — Scott Darling was 28:247 away from recording his first shutout for the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday.
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The 26-year-old Hunger Games actor wore a colorful sweater patterned with stars, Rudolphs and candy canes — accessorizing the look in a green baseball cap.
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From pickle-flavored candy canes to pizza covered in a blanket of pickles, here are some of the most outrageous things we have done to pickles.
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Better lighting, hearing assists, a reliance on Post-it notes and lists as well as canes and walkers can become essential for safe and effective functioning.
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West Virginia also leads the nation in rates of disability; more than 10 percent of residents require special equipment (canes, wheelchairs, beds, etc.) for daily life.
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You can also get candy canes from the Shovelstrike Quarry, as long as you have friends willing to help or enough Leaf Tickets to get in.
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We were near Martins Ferry, close to my grandmother's house, in a place called Cambridge (which, in my young mind, was a bridge made of canes).
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Limping badly and using ski poles as de facto canes, she eventually left the hospital to compete in four events, but her best finish was seventh.
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For a Christmas caroling party, for example, she created a build-your-own-peppermint-schnapps bar with votive candles, sliced oranges, candy canes and holiday cookies.
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Accessorizing a series of brightly colored suits with silver-topped canes and feathered fedoras, Rudy reinvents himself as Dolemite, a one-man symphony of outrageous archetypes.
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That night, they went to a Christmas parade where marching Boy Scouts handed out candy canes and Santa waved at spectators from inside a fire truck.
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After the musicians took their bows, they joined the audience, which included a number of older men whose leather outfits were accessorized with canes, in a singalong.
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With jingling bells, horns, and plenty of mentions about candy canes and snow, Sia capitalizes on the best parts of the holiday season without being too cheesy.
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This grown-up version of all the holiday treats we loved as kids covers all the bases, from chocolate chews to raspberry thumbprint cookies to candy canes.
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What we do know is that in 1919, Bob McCormack started making candy canes in Georgia and eventually became one of the world's leading candy cane producers.
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Scroll down to get a peek at some of the new cups, which feature undeniably Christmas-themed decorations like reindeer, candy canes, poinsettias, Chrismas trees, and ornaments.
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FYI -- Rodriguez signed a letter of intent to play for the Canes in '93, but decided to go straight to the pros with the Seattle Mariners instead.
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The Canes, who are on the road for six straight games to start the year, were desperate to get their first win before the fatigue catches up.
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I ain't dancing around with a bunch of candy canes," he says in the clip, before tacking on a friendly, "Because I'm all about the birther Christmas.
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They were running candy canes and powder charges and everything in between—building supplies, shovels, canned milk—but the cargo and any disabled truck could be replaced.
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But also because their young, mobile core of puck-moving defenseman, led by All-Star and Canes leading scorer Justin Faulk, have responded with remarkably mature play.
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Balanchine's only concession to his new country was to call the sequence "The Dance of the Candy Canes" rather than the more traditional "Buffoon Dance" or Trepak.
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It's ugly Christmas sweater day at the office, so I wear a sweater with Santa on a throne of candy canes and a pair of black jeans.
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Hammond&aposs Candies is the largest handmade-candy factory in the US.Hammond&aposs most popular items are candy canes, of which it produces 2 million a year.
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Winter has arrived here in a town where St. Nicholas Drive intersects North Santa Claus Lane, and the streetlight poles are painted to look like candy canes.
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He dressed as Santa Claus before Christmas 2010 and handed out candy canes to workers on the line, greeting each by name, workers at the plant recall.
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At times, crowds would push and surge forward to the gate and be whipped with long canes wielded by guards in white shirts, blue trousers and black boots.
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Brach's has been making candy canes since 1904 and decided that this year would be the year to put a hot cocoa twist on the iconic Christmas treat.
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Because we're corny and can't resist: four candy canes for Glen Coco, none for Gretchen Weiners, and major kudos for a cute Starbucks proposal go to Daniel Franzese!
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There were a lot of ex-colonials like Allen in the Service, infuriatingly dense regarding aspects of intelligence work that did not involve torpedo boats or sword canes.
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Also make sure that you crush your candy canes just right—too small, and they're turn to dust, but too big, and your friends might chip a tooth.
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If you have no problem eating an entire sleeve of Oreos in one sitting, then these candy canes may not even make it on to your Christmas tree.
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The actress also shared photos of their tree complete with colored lights, a gold star and symbolic ornaments such as a gingerbread man, a dove, and candy canes.
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Mean Girls Mini Burn Book + Magnet Set, $9.95This magnet set will make your "Mean Girls"-obsessed friends feel as happy as when Glen Coco received four candy canes.
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About 200 years later, a German-Swedish immigrant is said to have brought the tradition to America, decorating his Christmas tree with the canes, which were all white.
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In 1920, a Georgia candy maker developed a way to hand-twist colors into the canes, giving them their traditional red and white look, according to one account.
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Navy developers say increasing cybersecurity, mission scope and overall resiliency on the CANES networks depends on using a common engineering approach with routers, satcom networks, servers and computing functions.
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The network is increasing its Christmas marathon from 25 days to two full months — and the November roster of films is sure to have you craving peppermint candy canes.
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While some of the elderly demonstrators were walked to the police vans with their hands in zip ties, others using canes or wheelchairs needed assistance before being taken away.
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All of the furniture can be bought with bells and candy canes, but the festive clothing requires you to complete certain tasks (as seen in your Timed Goals list).
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A house painted to look like candy canes and a tiny home built just to block a brother's view are only a couple of the spite houses that exist.
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Suele decirse que los canes son nuestros mejores amigos, pero un grupo de científicos se preguntó [en inglés] si los perros realmente ayudarían a sus amos en una emergencia.
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Pegged by many before the season as a likely disappointment in the Metropolitan Division, the Canes are three points back of a Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that more than two million Americans use wheelchairs for their daily activities and 6.5 million depend on canes, crutches or walkers.
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In the kitchen, guests can practice eating according to an elf's four main food groups, with candy, candy canes, candy corn and maple syrup all stocked in the pantry.
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Just get a couple boxes of candy canes to keep in your car and hand them to your waiter, waitress, cashier, or the person at the drive-thru window.
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What happens next The city should protect The Canes and Oaklawn Cemetery until they can be examined further, said Phoebe Stubblefield, a forensic anthropologist at the University of Florida.
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The 200-lot sale features canes from the late 17th to the early 20th century that have carvings from the beautiful to the absolutely bizarre perched atop their shafts.
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AI & Navy Ships The Navy is taking technical steps to expand AI and cyber harden its growing ship-based ocean combat network, called Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES).
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Elderly women with canes, children, cousins, aunts, church leaders in suits, and other members of the black community led call-and-response chants, focusing on Garner's final pleas for help.
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It also meant actually enjoying candy canes, eggnog not giving you indigestion and – best of all – watching holiday episodes of your favorite shows, some age-appropriate and some, well, not.
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This sets up another vicious cycle related to falling: fearing the appearance of disability, some elderly people refuse to use canes, thereby increasing their chances of falling and becoming disabled.
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Behind these, in a sort of outer ring, stood the old men of the village, toothless, musty-eyed, their mouths open, their gray beards tickling the tops of their canes.
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Inside the 'Friendly Confines' old men with walkers and canes wearing time worn Cubs jerseys smiled like little boys as former Cub Ryan Dempster gave the call to "play ball".
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Members of the House and Senate brought along their families — elderly parents with canes, small children tugging at uncomfortable lacy hems — as well as former senators and other special guests.
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This one is interesting: Needle almost functions more as as one of those fancy sword canes (à la Crispin Glover in Charlie's Angels) than a straight-up sword, but I dunno.
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Police separated men and women in the crowd as proceedings began, with 10 men in brown robes and hoods preparing a bundle of canes in case any broke during the flogging.
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Aged eight, he learned to hide in the towering canes whenever the police sought out underage workers; since then, he's tended sugarcane from dawn to noon and then pigs until dusk.
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She recommends "natural" sugars such as raw honey, blackstrap molasses, and coconut palm sugar, though what makes these so much more natural than the sweetness wrought from sugar canes remains unclear.
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And if you aren't a dedicated fan of 30 Rock, there's an auction happening right now, until October 18, for set pieces from House—including more than 20 different prop canes.
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AND FINALLY ... You can almost feel it getting stuck in your teeth I've been in a "satisfying holiday-themed process video" mood lately, so enjoy watching how candy canes are made.
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But the moment Bill's paws went to work, the hunters—old men, senior citizens, grey, retired, grandfathers—dropped their canes and ran as fast as their tired bodies would take them.
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CANES connectivity, and AI-informed analysis, can be fundamental to the operation of these systems, which often rely upon fast interpretation of sensor, targeting or ISR data to inform potentially lethal decisions.
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He's used white canes and guide dogs, voice controls on his smartphone and virtual assistants like Alexa, all in the name of doing things on his own despite being blind since birth.
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This past summer, the Candyhunting Instagram account posted a photo of a package of Oreo Candy Canes and claimed that the treat could be released in time for the 2017 holiday season.
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Over time, my skill with the canes, crops, and paddles he adores has become a sort of muscle memory, freeing up my mind to play wicked word games and throw sadistic taunts.
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But Princeton's Brandice Canes-Wrone and Stanford's Kenneth Shotts have found that presidents with very low or very high approval ratings are less responsive to public opinion than presidents with average approval.
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His first-birthday joy still lingers and there is even more excitement for all the holidays ahead — especially Christmas with a big lit tree, candy canes and our very own baby Jesus.
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Wheelchair users or people with walkers, hearing aids, canes, service animals, prosthetic limbs or breathing devices may seem to appear out of nowhere, when they were in fact there all the time.
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A tiny wedge of a park on the East Side of Manhattan is a haven for the older people who fill its benches and often park walking canes and wheelchairs beside them.
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"Once the show is over, I'll be upstairs, where the wheelchairs and canes are sold," Krakowski said, casting her eyes up a staircase that leads to Bigelow's more rarefied surgical-supplies department.
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It's also a pretty sweet show, with what seems to be at least a hundred drones with controllable color lights flying in sequence to create holiday imagery, like Santa Claus or candy canes.
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Spangler's Chief Executive Officer Kirk Vashaw has kept the candy cane industry alive in the United States at his plant in Ohio, where his firm churns out 200 million candy canes a year.
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Viviano uses a glass-making method called reticello, in which clusters of glass canes are laid crosswise and fused, then sculpted to create forms that are embedded with fluid, diagonal grids or lattices.
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Circling the grounds clockwise were half a dozen frail and elderly Bhutanese, some with hunched backs and canes, chanting the six perfections that lead to enlightenment: generosity, morality, patience, energy, meditation and wisdom.
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So-called fighting men promoted their interests and silenced their foes with insults, fists, canes, knives, pistols and the occasional brick, giving them a literal fighting advantage over "noncombatants," who were usually Northerners.
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Ayres was rusty at first, letting in 2 quick goals -- but he stepped up and blocked several shots to close out the game ... helping the 'Canes beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3.
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Some of those who were injured attended the ceremony, where they leaned on canes, were pushed in wheelchairs or walked on their own but were still coping with the aftereffects of internal injuries.
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They are aware that tales of snakes concealed in computer hard drives, scythes in backpacks, bricks of weed festooned in Christmas wrapping, replica rifle umbrellas and sword canes are more than urban legend.
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In early trailers, Frank can be seen killing zombies with the aid of everything from a spiked bat to some kind of super-powered robot suit to a cross-bow that shoots candy canes.
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Sixty percent will need canes, walkers or wheelchairs to remain mobile, the analysis estimated, and 216 percent will need extensive help with the so-called activities of daily living, such as bathing and dressing.
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The nostalgia for a bygone era misses the fact that politics has never been truly genteel in the United States, where lawmakers once beat each other with canes on the floor of the Capitol.
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Los canes tienen genes que los vuelven sociables, son capaces de reaccionar a nuestra mirada para atraer nuestra atención y de distinguir qué tono usamos cuando hablamos con ellos para saber si necesitamos ayuda.
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LOS ANGELES — In a small studio tucked into an industrial park next to the Burbank Airport last month, 11 dancers clad in black rehearsed moves for a coming concert, the men brandishing sparkly canes.
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The report also documents instances of denying assistive devices such as canes, hearing aids, and other tools to inmates, or telling them that they can only use them if they agree to be isolated.
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Upgraded CANES, which relies upon hardened cyber and IT connectivity along with radio and other communications technologies, is being specifically configured to increase automation - and perform more and more analytical functions without needing human intervention.
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In 2002, for example, Brandice Canes-Wrone, David Brady, and John Cogan found that the more an incumbent House member breaks with party leadership on roll call votes, the better he does on Election Day.
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He and other groomsmen were dressed in white Igbo garb, called a senator, and leaning on canes beneath a fading sun, while the bridesmaids wore gold dresses and geles (headpieces), another Nigerian cultural wedding tradition.
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In the annals of audience restlessness, these evenings rival the opening night of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring," in 1913, when Parisians in osprey and tails reportedly brandished their canes and pelted the dancers with objects.
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About 700 people gathered on Tuesday morning inside the complex's main building, a two-story center on the 80-acre campus: mountain men with gray beards and canes alongside several people in blue surgical masks.
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Women of the leisure class wore constricting corsets that did not permit a great deal of movement, let alone strenuous labor; their male counterparts often carried gratuitous canes that suggested a physical inability to work.
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The gunshots shattered a tradition that had protected the event from violence since it began in 1963 and sent elders with canes and parents cradling toddlers scrambling to escape the paths of the 15 bullets.
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A spokesperson for Upper Deck tells TMZ Sports there was a SERIOUS demand for Ayres cardboard after he helped secure a win for the Canes when their top two goalies went down on Feb. 22.
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Instead, Chris and Jess use cardboard boxes for their gingerbread walls, white paper products for their frosting, paper towel rolls covered in wrapping paper for their candy canes, and colored plastic egg halves as their jellybeans.
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Certainly the labour is evident: Twin LED candy canes and a battery of phosphorescent gumdrops flank the cable-strewn stage, as above looms what is quite unmistakably a tumescent light-up phallus, glittering with sublimated delight.
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The women, who brandish canes and umbrellas at the military helicopters and shout for them to go away every time one flies through the village, say they have no interest in the politics of the deployment.
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What the investigation found A geophysical survey, a type of archeological scanning, was performed at three sites around Tulsa -- Newblock Park, Oaklawn Cemetery, and a triangular area of land near the Arkansas River called The Canes.
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I had to reconcile myself to the fact that come December, there would be a Christmas tree and a menorah, candy canes next to Hanukkah gelt, stockings on the banister and latkes in the frying pan.
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Unusual or replica weapons Don't pack metal ninja stars or ornamental knives with blades hidden in canes or hair brush handles; people have tried to bring such items but the TSA always finds them — and dumps them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. homeowners festooning their front lawns with thousands of twinkling lights, massive inflated Santas, candy canes and reindeer to spark smiles are instead igniting ornament wars, enraging neighbors over traffic, pollution and safety concerns.
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From pink fishnet stockings to top hats and canes, the number resembled like an aquatic rendition of the "Puttin' on the Ritz" bit in Young Frakenstein, only with sad, tap-dancing squids and a whole lot of glitter.
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One was an outbreak of thuggery in a suburb called Yuen Long, in which 100 men in white shirts, armed with canes and rods, attacked passengers at a railway station, many of them returning from the march downtown.
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However, she snaps and posts on social media the photos of some odd left-behind items including diamond watches and engagement rings, bowling balls, canes and walkers, a Santa statue, Halloween masks and thousands of dollars in cash.
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Fixating on the iconography of Nazism—the jackboots, the swastikas, the fastidious SS officers twirling brightly polished canes (thanks, "SS-GB")—risks fencing off fascism to a corner of central Europe in the middle of the 20th century.
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CreditCreditMonica Almeida/The New York Times LOS ANGELES — They lean unsteadily on canes and walkers, or roll along the sidewalks of Skid Row here in beat-up wheelchairs, past soiled sleeping bags, swaying tents and piles of garbage.
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Hobbling on canes, hoisting backpacks and bike helmets, clad in hoodies, kente cloth and down vests, they represented a convergence of races, ages and political beliefs that is unusual in one of the nation's most segregated metropolitan areas.
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As the seasons change and snow starts to appear in the delightful little world of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, players can decorate their camp sites with new limited-time decorations and clothing, which are purchased with candy canes.
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Blizzard Bay Sharks Ugly Christmas Sweater, available at Amazon, $29.99Shark Week may be long gone, but any of its devotees will love this bright sweater covered in sharks doing classic Christmas things like caroling and eating candy canes.
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In "Head in the Clouds," Hanlon once again shows an unerring sense of what distresses children (that "bunchy" winter coat), what excites them (candy canes discovered in pockets), and what they fear (a tooth fairy delivery gone astray).
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Get out the Kleenex as you watch the trainers Nate Schoemer and Laura London transform rescue dogs into service animals for a former Marine with post-traumatic stress disorder and a woman with cerebral palsy who uses canes.
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So, the 'Canes called for the emergency backup (there's one in the stands at every game who could play for either team if the situation deems necessary) ... and he strapped on the pads and got in the game!
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Servings: 25Total: 23 hour 30 minutes Ingredients1 cup brown sugar½ cup granulated sugar¾ cup unsalted butter, melted1 egg1 egg yolk2 teaspoons vanilla extract2 ½ cups all-purpose flour¾ teaspoon baking soda½ teaspoon salt53 cups crushed candy canes Directions 1.
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The director of the University of Florida marching band was attacked on the way back to the bus after the football team beat the Miami Hurricanes ... and everyone seems to be pointing the finger at an angry 'Canes fan.
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His menacing aura was not diminished by a severe case of arthritis that crippled him so badly that he was hunched over when he slowly walked with two canes, struggling to put one foot in front of the other.
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On Monday morning, a group of about 20023 victims and widows of victims slowly walked into the courthouse together, many graying and using canes, a testament to the time it had taken for the case to come to trial.
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There are shots that directly recall the Battle of Helm's Deep from Peter Jackson's The Two Towers, and the camera frequently and artfully swings from sweeping panoramas to closeups where killer Kris Kringles batter emperor penguins with candy canes.
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Colored lights, mini candy canes and a few select ornaments make the little guy — who would likely have ended up in the wood chipper had he not been Briar Rose's pick — look just as festive as a full-grown evergreen.
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While one guy in a back 'Canes jacket looked at someone's phone, a man in a Carolina-branded bobble hat calmly swiped his ice cream cone, took a quick bite, and then tried to put it back in its paper holder.
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In a teaser video shared on Monday, Musgraves hangs out with some Radio City Rockettes as she bestows candy canes to some of her friends who have been nice and gives a lump of coal to those who have been naughty.
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With permission from the veterans, Casteel took intimate shots of canes leaning on the passenger seat, guns and Bibles stuck in the door panel, children's toys tossed in the back seat, and family photos beaming down from the sun visor.
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WASHINGTON — Walking gingerly and on two canes, Representative Steve Scalise, the Republican whip, made an emotional return to the Capitol on Thursday, more than three months after a gunman nearly took his life during practice for a charity baseball game.
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The survey found unmarked graves, as well as large, seemingly human-dug areas that are likely mass graves at both The Canes and Oaklawn Cemetery, Scott Hammerstedt, a senior researcher at the University of Oklahoma, said during the public meeting.
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Juliano was arrested in 2003, at the age of 65, for running illegal gambling rooms in Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens, Westchester County, and Long Island, and prosecutors said at the time that he often used old men with canes to collect on bets.
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Di Suvero entered the room wearing an orange hard hat and a dirty red work shirt, walking with two canes, the result of a construction accident that broke his back just before his first solo exhibition, at Bellamy's famous Green Gallery, in 1960.
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A youth organization that helped organize the march in Warsaw is a descendant of a fascist offshoot of the party, whose members took to the streets in the 1930s to beat Jews and to slash them with razor blades affixed to wooden canes.
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EditorsNote: headline fix Ryan scores in NHL debut as 'Canes top Devils NEWARK, N.J. — Carolina Hurricanes center Derek Ryan wasn't drafted and spent the past four seasons playing overseas in Austria and Sweden before signing with Charlotte of the AHL this season.
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Meanwhile, the established everyday aids are imperfect: canes require environmental cues to work, and can't provide directions to the store; guide dogs can master an area or a series of tasks, but can't immediately learn a new neighborhood, or help navigate through an unfamiliar city.
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For one, the children in the movie had never seen the set before — so their reactions were pretty similar to how most of our 10-year-old selves would act in a room in which candy canes and giant gummy bears grow on trees.
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Though shaggy on the outside, the interior feels surprisingly tidy and intimate, and of all the designs, this one achieves some of the best interaction with the surrounding skyscrapers, with sight lines straight through the walls and the ceiling, barred only with bare bamboo canes.
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But subtlety was in short supply, really, a few guests aside: Danai Gurira, in top hat, cane (there were a lot of canes) and plunging jumpsuit by Gabriela Hearst; Zoë Kravitz in a black Saint Laurent with a completely cutout heart at the bodice.
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As Carmen Sotomayor, who is in her 70s, explained to me, a trip that used to take her five minutes when the path was open now takes 15, and she merely suffers with arthritis and doesn't require the canes and wheelchairs her friends do.
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Just like the annual return of candy canes, Christmas lights, and cheesy holiday movies in our Netflix queue, Carey's Merry Christmas album, which pretty much cemented Carey's place as the Queen of Christmas, makes its way back up the charts as we countdown the days until Christmas.
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"Home sweet home," he captioned a photo of their newlywed abode, adding a lollipop emoji as a nod to the theme, which includes a scalloped light design on the roof that looks like icing, candy canes lining the front yard, and faux peppermints decorating the facade.
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The court has upheld the public display of religious symbols before: a Nativity scene in the company of candy canes and reindeer in a city park and a Ten Commandments on a monolith on the grounds of the Texas State Capitol surrounded by many other historic monuments.
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If there is one Log Cabin scent that truly exemplifies the category, in that it smells like a snow globe crunched into a bottle along with candy canes and firewood, it is Dasein's Winter, which has gained a true cult following over the last five years.
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An initial cane price, which farmers would be paid when they sell canes to millers, was also expected to be lower than 700 baht ($22.73) per tonne come the next season, the lowest in more than a decade, further making cane a less attractive crop for farmers.
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Dream's proud papa posted a video to Instagram of the newborn clad in a pair of red-and-white "Santa Baby" socks and white-fur headband, wriggling around amongst a holiday tableau of fake snow, candy canes, and silver ornaments while "Santa Baby," the song, plays in the background.
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His sweet enthusiasm for all things Christmas makes viewers of all ages believe in the magic of the holidays and gives them a reason to abide by the Code of the Elves and follow elves' four main food groups — candy, candy canes, candy corn and syrup — well beyond December.
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Dressed in costly designer labels, kilts and sporrans, suits with short pants, Savile Row tailoring accessorized with bowlers or ebony canes, they parodied the structures of class even as they demonstrated adherence to a way of life few in one of the world's most impoverished countries will ever know.
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Meanwhile, Target has outdone them both by vowing to keep festivities within a respectable window (*at a small number of stores) and then immediately decorating its sales racks with an an odd mix of candy corn and canes days before it was even time to trick-or-treat.
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You'll need to put in quite a bit of work if you want to get every item before the event is over — some of the items are easy to grab for just 20 or 50 candy canes, but the furniture lower on the list will cost you hundreds.
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Had to wake up an hour early to button his shirt up and put on his clothes and take those two canes he used and go to work every single day to make sure that he was supporting his family, not missing a dance recital or a basketball game.
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"I guess it was the first time somebody pointed to me on the street and shouted 'You go Glenn Coco!' that I knew I was involved in something with a beauty and power that surpassed the mere proliferation of four candy canes to an accidental movie extra," he said.
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They come in 35 prints (including florals, camo, and polka dots), plus they have a wide-leg fit and range in size from small to triple XL. With the holidays just around the corner, the brand has added prints featuring snowmen, candy canes, Santa Claus, reindeer, elves, and more.
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As her fellow-Wilis assemble and Giselle revives, we find ourselves in a sabbath of barely clad witches with loosened hair and sharp bamboo canes that they thump loudly on the ground while they jab their toes into the floor like percussive instruments rhythmically beating against the music's wailing.
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Los fotoperiodistas de The New York Times se dieron a la tarea de seguir a los canes durante el Westminster Kennel Club para captar todos los cariños, arreglos, cortes de uñas y de pelos que suceden lejos de los reflectores de la máxima competencia perruna anual [en inglés].
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There's also the appearance of eruvs – a religious boundary sometimes fashioned out of wire affixed to utility poles -- Hasidim set up so that they where activities -- such as pushing a baby stroller or carrying canes and walkers -- may be carried out on the Sabbath, when they are not allowed to drive.
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This year, the Roundabout Theater Company has obliged all whose hearts are already pining for candy canes and mistletoe by presenting "Holiday Inn," a perky but bland stage adaptation of the 1942 movie that is fondly remembered for Bing Crosby's crooning "White Christmas," which has been a seasonal favorite ever since.
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Looking out at the landscape I know where I was created, what family was created there, what type of Apache was created over there, what spiritual being was created there, who is from the earth, the canes, the river, the lake, under the lake, on top of that mountain over there.
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Mr. Smyth, a lawyer, moved to Zimbabwe in the mid-1980s shortly after an internal inquiry carried out by the Iwerne Trust, a Christian charity that runs camps in Britain, determined that he had given boys there savage beatings with bamboo canes, causing bleeding, bruises and welts that lasted for months.
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That left the Canes with just eight healthy scholarship players, including starting forward Sam Waardenburg, who is playing with tendinitis on his right knee, and freshman guard Harlond Beverly, who has a left shoulder that was so sore before the game that he could not lift it above his head.
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When I got home, feeling weirdly sore considering my tree took a full three seconds to cut, I decorated my tree with lights, ornaments and all the candy canes I had purchased and refrained from eating in the car (so, just two.) I curled up on the couch and felt overwhelmed with pride . . .
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Four of the boys, who ranged in age from 13 to 17, said in interviews with The New York Times that police officers used wooden canes to beat them and threatened to kill them for taking part in demonstrations against a divisive citizenship law that has fueled rallies and rioting across India.
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Whether you prefer the circa-2000 version or the 1966 original – or were lining up outside theaters for the latest iteration – we think we can all agree that the Grinch is a Christmas must, as much a staple of the season as candy canes and fir trees (and now, Grinch pancakes and Build-a-Bears).
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MILAN — There was a buzz as some two dozen concertgoers in silk scarves and sparkling jewels arrived with the help of wheelchairs, walkers and canes, and took their seats in the ornate, hardwood-floor concert hall of Milan's Rest Home for Musicians, known as Casa Verdi, which is run by the Giuseppe Verdi Foundation.
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The winners are: Jan Babb, Julia Breckenridge, Michael Brothers, Brian Canes, Michael Colonese, Todd Derr, William Durham, Larry Feinberg, Eric Forsythe, Henry Glass, Alison Howard, Louella Juele, Pamela Keld, Ronald Knoke, Kathryn Lenard, Jack Licata, Nour Malaeb, Christina McCoy, Doug McDowell, Briana Owades, George Scarlett, Jordan Smedresman, Aaron Steckman, Marie Williams and Tammi Woodsmall.
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Eriksson, guilty of four penalties for eight minutes on the year, took two in the second period, his second coming with 28.9 seconds left in the period, leaving Carolina on the power play heading into the third - and scored just after coming out of the box, the 'Canes messing up a line change involving Hanifin.
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The show's small but dense material culture section brought me great delight — maybe because I'm a Floridian; maybe for me, a Silver Springs TV tray, plastic flamingoes, canes with alligator handles, poppy advertisements for the Belle of Crescent City (the belle is an orange), and a bulb-less alligator lamp from 1910 signal comfort, not kitsch.
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Involuntarily slowing down to a snail's pace in public produced a new and different world before me, a world which included, for the first time, meeting the eyes of all the people like me, people on crutches, holding canes and getting around in wheelchairs, moving slowly through a tsunami of 100-mile-per-hour humanity that didn't always notice or care if others were sick or lame.
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Una carreta especial, el paracaídas de un yorkie que sirvió en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, efigies en miniatura de una banda de pugs austríacos, una amplia vitrina de collares y hasta un fósil —que data de hace treinta millones de años— de un ancestro extinto de los canes son algunas de las curiosidades que se pueden apreciar en la colección permanente de esa institución [en inglés].
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EditorsNote: New hed, tweaked fifth graf to clarify implications of loss for Canes; tweaks 251th, 217th, 12th grafs Pierre-Luc Dubois scored 1:15 into the third period as the Columbus Blue Jackets handed the Carolina Hurricanes their first loss of the season with a 3-2 decision Saturday night in Raleigh, N.C. It also was the first victory in regulation for the Blue Jackets, who were in their fifth game.
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The first new track in two years from Foo Fighters is par-for-the-course anthem-rock, save for two things: the video, which takes place in a senior citizen home, features the band in elaborate elderly makeup and ends with a walkers-and-canes jailbreak; and the tug-of-war between comforting, polite arena smears and howling aggression, with flickers of old Metallica and Primus, something this band has studied deeply enough to understand, but rarely executes.
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