And for many, that will is tested most around Christmastime.
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We can't pick up at Christmastime, where we left off.
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There will be a Christmastime and New Year's baby boom.
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Christmastime, we sat around and he would tell old stories.
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And a PBS program looks at Christmastime in Tudor England.
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But this year, Christmastime in Demre is far from cheery.
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Christmastime has loomed as a daunting challenge for law enforcement.
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For pastors, the pressures of Christmastime can be a challenge.
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Democrats are charging toward a Christmastime vote on removing Trump.
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Nothing says your serious like fighting off Christmastime mall crowds.
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So it's not entirely a surprise that Christmastime is no different.
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In those days, department stores around Christmastime were a total frenzy.
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Athletes enter this Christmastime contest wearing white beards and jolly hats.
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Galilea: Christmastime was probably the hardest time [there] as a performer.
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Amazon's quick delivery times may contribute to its popularity at Christmastime.
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It's Christmastime again, and I feel the longing most acutely now.
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And the third part of a Christmastime trilogy premieres on Netflix.
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Although, then again … We'll all still be free around Christmastime, right?
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Christmastime, we sit again, and he'd regale us with old stories.
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Dried hibiscus flowers steeped with ginger mean it's Christmastime in Jamaica.
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Pantomimes, or "pantos," are plays performed around Christmastime in the UK.
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It appears the last time they were together was around Christmastime.
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"It would be like a temporary worker during Christmastime," Mr. Dunn said.
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This year, we're taking our Christmastime style inspiration from the AW18 runways.
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I swear I don't go to Target this much except at Christmastime.
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"This consumerism mindset starts at Christmastime," Wyatt says, with a southern drawl.
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The two played golf during Obama's Christmastime vacation in Hawaii in 2014.
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Christmastime is a time for celebration, family and of course, drunken moms.
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At Christmastime, he treats executive producers to lunch at a Midtown steakhouse.
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Carver, Stern once played the song "N----- Claus" at Christmastime and often
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But once again, come Christmastime, Hazel put up a tree and cooked.
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The Radio City Rockettes have owned Christmastime for more than eight decades.
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It's Christmastime in "Grantchester," and there's an extra bundle under the tree.
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Come Christmastime, their passion for TV makes them easy to shop for.
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The Victorian mansions host Halloween ghost tales and a Christmastime holiday home tours.
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For Melania, Christmastime is goth, and I am 100 percent here for it.
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Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri, is known for its transformation during Christmastime.
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He's a clockwork Belsnickel [a less-than-jovial representative of German Christmastime folklore].
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Laufabrauð is a deep-fried wafer-like treat that Icelanders eat around Christmastime.
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Mr. Gibson bakes, particularly tins upon tins of decorated sugar cookies at Christmastime.
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Lawmakers are already eyeing a monthslong stopgap to stave off a Christmastime shutdown.
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I send cards mainly to people I catch up with only at Christmastime.
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During Christmastime, the lobby of The Roosevelt is well known in New Orleans.
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Wonderful Christmastime Act out your partner's fantasy for a holiday they'll never forget.
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It's extra-special to be able to give these expectant mothers [care] during Christmastime.
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Crowds cannot exceed a certain level, never approaching the Christmastime crush at Rockefeller Centre.
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Now that Christmastime had passed, what could I say to excuse the whole production?
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Pirates of the front porch Christmastime means good cheer, online shopping ... and porch pirates.
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Delta responded to this story of a dad's devotion to his daughter at Christmastime.
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And one where Vanessa Hudgens finds love at Christmastime with a time-traveling knight.
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In 2015, Page's foundation dug deep and directed $94 million in new Christmastime giving.
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It was Christmastime and the twinkling lights from the window cast an oddly cheerful glow.
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I have an unshakable faith in my unplaceable, inexplicably deep, downright idiotic love for Christmastime.
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The cold in December 1983, around Christmastime, ranks right up there, as does January 85033.
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He would have become the first president since 2002 to not visit troops around Christmastime.
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New Hampshire hosts the Inn to Inn Holiday Cookie Tour, which attracts many during Christmastime.
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"A Christmas Story" was released in 1983 and quickly became a cult classic during Christmastime.
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The 28503 Christmastime décor was unveiled Monday as part of a sneak peek for journalists.
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It was certainly the German radiochemists Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann, at Christmastime in 1938.
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By the way, T.I. was at Tiny's home around Christmastime and they got along great.
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"It's Christmastime, and I got a lot of presents to buy," Gooden said in explanation.
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Violence at Christmastime, a peak tourist season, also serves Hamas by garnering attention, she said.
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This family drama, which is set during Christmastime, packs up its stockings and plastic tree.
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This visit to the States isn't just for Thanksgiving; it will also extend to Christmastime.
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There's a film where Rachel Leigh Cook finds love at Christmastime with an inn owner.
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The Democratic Party has become a group of Christmastime churchgoers where church is the presidential campaign.
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Basically, the video was to Pride Month what Home Alone and Love Actually are to Christmastime.
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You know the Christmastime "Yule Log" programming that's just a static shot of a crackling fire?
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Well, the males are red, which seems to be a requirement, and they thrive during Christmastime.
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And Let It Snow actually understands Christmastime in a way that Love Actually annually fails to.
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The heartbreaking letters kids wrote to GM It's Christmastime in Lordstown, but all is not merry.
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If the president does not sign the bill, there will likely be a Christmastime government shutdown.
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A few years ago my father arranged to send me a mail-order fruitcake at Christmastime.
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Meeting over coffee at Christmastime with Samantha Hankey, a young mezzo-soprano, he mentioned his quest.
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Then, at Christmastime, he sent her the card with its invitation to get together off campus.
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Around Christmastime, he bought the machete on eBay, storing it under his bed, according to the police.
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The Grinch gets aggravated around Christmastime as his neighbors in Whoville begin to prepare for the holidays.
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And if Kardashian has her say, there will be some "grand gestures" coming his way come Christmastime.
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At Christmastime, the area is known for elaborate light displays and decorations that draw thousands of visitors.
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I knew it&aposs supposed to be Christmastime, but ... doesn&apost Malcolm have a job to do?
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From time to time he visited relatives in Manhattan, where he worked during Christmastime at Lord & Taylor.
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This was Hamzah's destiny: to make his professional debut at a Christmastime boxing event called Season's Beatings.
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But few seasons frame the everyday give-and-take of religious coexistence quite like Christmastime in Lebanon.
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This White House has enriched the press, but it also stopped throwing a Christmastime party for reporters.
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I've only seen this film once (it opens at Christmastime), and I'm sure it has its flaws.
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From the building's exterior to the attractions inside, it always looks like Christmastime when visiting Santa's Candy Castle.
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Taraji P. Henson put her own spin on Christmastime Thursday night with Taraji's White House Holidays on FOX.
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At first, the researchers didn't expect the observation to last that long, as they wanted stop before Christmastime.
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"Male reindeer actually cast their antlers before Christmas, so they don't have any antlers at Christmastime," says Lincoln.
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Whatever insane amount you lavish on your hairdresser or babysitter at Christmastime, double it for your A.C. guy.
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Christmastime in San Francisco is buzzing with activities and sights that will bring joy to the whole family.
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The log, called the Tió de Nadal, is a staple of Christmastime in many Catalan households and schools.
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We're of course speaking of panettone (pronounced pann-eh-TOH-nee), the traditional Italian bread served over Christmastime.
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They nurse him back to health at a local elephant sanctuary, and Kate extends her stay through Christmastime.
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But tantalized by an expenses-paid trip to glittering Moscow at Christmastime, he agreed to one last mission.
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But in 2013 that system broke down; at Christmastime, tens of thousands of orders were stranded in warehouses.
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Their entire plots are based around Christmastime and the stories wouldn't make sense without Christmas as a backdrop.
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And separate ones where Tia and Tamera find love at Christmastime with a contractor and a writer respectively.
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Around Christmastime, Patterson went away to visit his grandparents while the girl hid under the bed, afraid to move.
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Christmastime in London has long set the scene for Charles Dickens's treasured novels and many a blockbuster rom-com.
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NASA's astronauts have had difficulty growing the plants, including a documented case of mold and over-drying around Christmastime.
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Even hardcore Christmas haters, which I kind of border on [myself], just wanted to be at Marlena's during Christmastime.
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The 403-year-old capital of Quebec revels in the outdoors at Christmastime, when stone buildings sparkle with lights.
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LONDON — On his poultry operation outside Manchester, England, Michael Bailey used to raise turkeys and sell them at Christmastime.
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A low point came at Christmastime 1983 when he suffered panic attacks and decided he could never accept blindness.
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American Airlines has reached an agreement with its pilots union to save thousands of Christmastime flights without assigned pilots.
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This novel is set largely around Christmastime, but don't arrive expecting a mug of cider and a turkey leg.
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Christmastime, we sit around and he'd regale us with old stories, old milestones, old weddings, old events from his calendars.
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WHY NOW Miami hotels are about 14 percent less expensive over Thanksgiving than they are at Christmastime, according to Google.
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I can't wait to see where our beloved characters will be when they move from Christmastime to Red Nose Day.
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Around Christmastime, Patterson allegedly went away to visit his grandparents while the girl hid under the bed, afraid to move.
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Every year at Christmastime he sends his executives and hundreds of other people copies of a book he deems interesting.
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You don't have to leave your house to hear an expert take on George Frideric Handel's "Messiah," the Christmastime favorite.
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Christmastime is here, and Tarek El Moussa is using it to welcome girlfriend Heather Rae Young into the family officially.
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A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby (December 000)It's Christmastime in Aldovia, and a royal baby is on the way!
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Shangela's Christmastime look was an inspiration, but the red blobs on her bodysuit looked less like ornaments and more like pustules.
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For some of us, it just doesn't feel like Christmastime unless we're listening to Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker on a continual loop.
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It's not "Last Christmas" (RIP George Michael, though) and it's definitely not "Wonderful Christmastime" (too much delay on the keys, Paul).
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A favorite memory is when they made gingerbread houses around Christmastime in San Francisco years ago when they lived in Oakland.
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The show was expected to include a mix of precision dancing and other choreography that was different from the Christmastime production.
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Evidently, F.B.I. counterintelligence agents were alarmed when they read the wiretap transcripts of Mr. Flynn's Christmastime chats with the Russian ambassador.
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It was still Christmastime in Georgia, where more than eighty per cent of the population belongs to the Georgian Orthodox Church.
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When he asks her not to text him at Christmastime, she decides it means that he's preparing to get a divorce.
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" Just as it seemed that Mr. Baldwin's character was going to get presidential at Ms. Strong's urging, he said, "It's Christmastime.
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Christmastime brings a Santa parade and a toy drive centered around a historic train station, headquarters of a volunteer railroaders group.
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As a result, there are all kinds of nods to the dismantling of your childhood belief in a perfect and happy Christmastime.
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Some 200 years later, across the Atlantic, a Puritan minister decried the "lewd gaming" and "rude revelling" of Christmastime in the colonies.
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"All of a sudden at Christmastime, the old, the non-innovative, the old fashioned becomes an asset, not a liability," he said.
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Beethoven once earned his wrath by presenting a concert on the same night as Salieri's annual Christmastime benefit for widows and orphans.
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PARELES Here's a new holiday ditty in a Randy Newman mode, sending up Christmastime consumerism with a loving pat on the head.
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To contribute to your hardcore nostalgia, we rounded up the cutest moments captured on film of the first family during Christmastime since 2009.
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For some reason, Rankin/Bass thought it would be a good idea to do a very loose adaptation of Pinocchio set at Christmastime.
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He invited her to his former church in Manhattan, and over time the families became close, sharing Easter breakfasts and meals at Christmastime.
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While Billboard acknowledged that Evancho's albums have recently posted gains, it's also a holiday album and most holiday album sales spike around Christmastime.
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She said she only felt completely safe in the United States when she signed up for Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, around Christmastime last year.
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"There won't be snow in Africa this Christmastime," the chorus sings, turning a continent that spans 11 million miles into one vast desert.
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A jangling tambourine (or could that be sleigh bells?) combined with what sounds like a toy piano lend the song a Christmastime feel.
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So maybe he could have figured something out, but it is Christmastime and it's unlikely anyone will be working unless there's an emergency.
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Right around Christmastime, her neighbors, Buckley Kuhn Fricker and Scott Fricker, were shot to death in their home, allegedly by their daughter's boyfriend.
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And as such, the commander in chief was fulfilling what is viewed as an essential duty in paying them a surprise Christmastime visit.
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Around Christmastime and the holiday season, the streets along Kurfurstendamm in Berlin, Germany are lit up with trees, stars, and other beautiful lights.
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We had some very faithful people who began the process of word-of-mouth, and by Christmastime we had a pretty substantial following.
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The S&P 500 is already up 15.9% for the year, well above the December 2018 lows clinched during a Christmastime volatility spike.
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Of course, not all jobs that go away are gone forever: Public beaches need lifeguards every summer, and Macy's hires elves around Christmastime.
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In this Christmastime sequel to Daddy's Home (2015), Will Ferrell reprises his role as Brad, the step-father of Dusty's (Mark Wahlberg) children.
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All hands are on deck to save the royal baby in the third part of this trilogy where, apparently, it is always Christmastime.
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The central younger quartet, or "core four," remains the same -- a year older, now in college and looking forward to a Christmastime reunion.
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At Christmastime, Missoni makes holiday centerpieces out of the objects: This year, it will be a cluster of patently unfashionable fancy crystal glassware.
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I think if the BMJ editors just held all of their sincere but quirky articles for a Christmastime oddities issue, that would be fine.
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I booked that during Christmastime, so I left LaGuardia in January, came back in June, had two weeks of school left, which was great.
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It might be our obsession with Love Actually, but there's something about London during Christmastime that makes us feel warm and fuzzy all over.
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Nik Glaser's holiday cheer came to devastating halt when his service dog Kramer disappeared from his Los Angeles apartment under suspicious circumstances around Christmastime.
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In summertime, the room averages at $127 per night in July, while at Christmastime, the Marriott site quotes rates at rates for about $170.
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Van Gaal walked out of a news conference after five minutes at Christmastime last year after being deluged with questions about his job status.
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Indeed, when we meet her, Noura is torn between the joys of Christmastime and the horror of the recent fall of Mosul to ISIS.
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The Senate struck a deal for a short-term funding extension to fund the government through February 8 and avoid a Christmastime government shutdown.
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Christmastime generally has the best deals on televisions and laptops, so if you don't need one right away, it may be best to wait.
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At Christmastime last year, noting the success of gift cards for streaming services like Spotify and Netflix, they started selling Pornhub Premium gift cards.
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Physically, rain is represented by a ceiling covered in LED icicles, such as those you might see hung from suburban porch eaves at Christmastime.
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Christmastime retail positions are the obvious ultimate seasonal job; your local mall or department store is likely employing a lot of retiree salespeople right now.
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With Christmastime travel one of the busiest times of the year, it's not a good look when all your pilots are taking a holiday break.
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Look: Adapting true stories into movies that celebrate the triumph of the human spirit and come out at Christmastime is a time-honored Hollywood tradition.
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Then came a rerecording of her hits with 2011's Director's Cut and around that Christmastime she released her latest LP 50 Words for Snow.
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" Tiffany & Co. reported in January that its Christmastime sales at their flagship location had plunged 14%, which was due "partly to post-election traffic disruptions.
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However, perhaps the main reason visitors flock to Rome around Christmastime is also to visit the Vatican, which can be accessed from Rome by train.
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At Christmastime he decorated the building and grounds with lights, warming the hearts of the neighbors and calling attention to a property that needed none.
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There have been a surprising number of horror films set at Christmastime, but this is one of the few that plays as almost gruesomely festive.
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While last year was all Lemonade-themed clothing, Santa Bey's 2017 line contains much more subtle, but still stylish expressions instead of those traditional Christmastime phrases.
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In December of 2015, she made a cute little Christmastime post that featured her making a heart shape over her belly and holding up two fingers.
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It's officially Christmastime at Disneyland, and along with the seasonal treats and must-have souvenirs, there are plenty of eye-popping decorations ready to be admired.
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The castle just narrowly beats the amount of colored bulbs — 4003,000 — used to adorn the It's A Small World facade when it is transformed at Christmastime.
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The White House is putting out a casting call for some Christmastime entertainment, giving musicians, singers and others the chance to perform at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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And his "Holy shit, I'm famous!" moment, when he was bum-rushed at a shopping mall during Christmastime, I'd already seen that in the Huffington Post.
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The previous owners who dumped the animals wrote a note on the outside of the box, requesting a home be found for the felines by Christmastime.
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Christmastime is here at the Harris-Burtka household — and the family go all out decorating their stunning five-story brownstone in the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan.
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Though each group meets slightly different needs, come Christmastime their collective aim is to bring something of a holiday to families and children living in limbo.
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" Melania Trump said in an interview last year when asked about the Christmastime criticism, "We are in the 21st century and everybody has a different taste.
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In her youth, she visited the Plaza hotel and the '21' Club in Manhattan and was infused with the lore of the city, especially at Christmastime.
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And here, for no apparent reason, is Paul McCartney and Jimmy Fallon's rendition of McCartney's own "Wonderful Christmastime," first performed on The Late Show last year.
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Every year around Christmastime, the British Medical Journal releases an issue allowing comically-minded scientists a chance to show off their ability to have a good time.
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The plant is now bred into dozens of different colors and shapes, and is a Christmastime fixture, sometimes sold slathered with glitter glue for extra "snowy" appeal.
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Except when he realized what had happened when that little kid rang his phone that Christmastime in the early Cold War when he was on the watch.
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While Yorkshire puddings are commonplace at Sunday dinners throughout the year, they're also eaten at Christmastime — though some argue they have no place on a Christmas plate.
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The site says that if a judge signs off, the "Real Housewife" will cop to battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication following her Christmastime arrest in Palm Beach, Fla.
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It's a six-part docu-series, recounting the Christmastime disappearance of a pregnant woman in 2002 and eventual conviction of her husband, Scott, after a protracted media circus.
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The father of eight took to Instagram to wish twins Mady and Cara a happy birthday with a sweet throwback photo of the three of them during Christmastime.
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The avatars look very similar to Elf Yourself, a popular site that let you paste your friends' faces on dancing Christmas elves goes viral every year at Christmastime.
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A dramatic spike in volatility later in 2018 and a Christmastime sell-off, however, forced Golub to temper his expectations to a far more modest 2,925 for 33.
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Basically, Trump is taking paychecks from federal employees at Christmastime to punish Congress for not paying for a wall he swore 500 times Mexico would be paying for.
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"It's great to get that little thing that's going to offer some delight in our customers' lives and bring some magic into their homes at Christmastime," he said.
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In "An Elderly Lady Seeks Peace at Christmastime," Maud must take measures into her own hands when her upstairs neighbor begins beating his wife, causing an unbearable racket.
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Christmastime is associated with Baroque music — "Messiah," the "Brandenburg" Concertos — and the orchestra was happy to oblige, with a program of Handel and Rameau at David Geffen Hall.
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I don't usually cook during the year until Christmastime but I've been cooking a little bit more recently because my kids kind of like it when I cook.
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And then, we find out they are watching the entire video — seemingly encompassing a year of her daily, self-narrated spin classes — together at Christmastime, one year later.
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I got to know my future wife there (she was also a tuba player) and I successfully won her a stuffed animal dog from the claw machine at Christmastime.
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As a teen, the then-Princess Elizabeth loved to entertain her family and friends – and, alongside her younger sister Princess Margaret, would take part in pantomime shows at Christmastime.
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The avatars look very similar to Elf Yourself, a popular site that let you paste your friends' faces on dancing Christmas elves that went viral every year at Christmastime.
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A film adaptation of the musical has long been in development at Universal, with Variety reporting in August that the movie currently has a Christmastime release planned for Dec.
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The expenses also allegedly include more than $200,000 in "Air Transportation" costs in less than a month, partially connected to a Christmastime Bahamas visit by LaPierre, the Journal reported.
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However, people looking to spend the holidays in paradise should be warned — Christmastime though New Year's Eve is one of the most expensive times of year to visit Hawaii.
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Whether your tree is a hand-cut pine or a trendy artificial black tree, you can make your tree as gorgeous as Hogwarts at Christmastime with these wizard ornaments.
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"I think people have a lot more flexibility when it comes to when they're going to travel and where they're going to travel," Mr. Surry said of Christmastime travel.
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And then Christmastime rolled around, and I had to go to this party where you play that stupid game where you can steal people's gifts for a few rounds.
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This year, his presepio — an elaborate Nativity and village scene traditionally built by Italians during Christmastime — would contain a pond, a stream and a waterfall for the first time.
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With gently keening vocals, the song works out a kind of emotional equation, gazing at peaceful hearts and ones that are tormented even at Christmastime with equally serene sympathy.
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It wasn't until around Christmastime that we were able to admit we had fallen back in love and wanted to do whatever we could to make our marriage work.
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London is clearly a great place for owning a dachshund around Christmastime because the city is also home to many pug, French bulldog, and dachshund cafes and holiday parties.
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According to UK-based affair matchmaking site Illicit Encounters, a survey of their users found 35% of women and 31% of men said they carried out affairs during Christmastime.
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Around Christmastime and in the weeks that followed, a number of subscribers stated in various places online that Campbox had not sent anything and was not returning calls or emails.
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They take care of routine doctor and dentist visits when they return to the U.S. at Christmastime, but both children have had emergency room visits for stitches on the road.
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The artistic interpretations of the birth of Jesus, which decorate homes during Christmastime, has received a pop culture reimagination, complete with stars you know and maybe (or maybe not) love.
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Mariah Carey is always ubiquitous at Christmastime due to the beloved holiday tune "All I Want for Christmas Is You," but this year the superstar has even more to celebrate.
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While the Tom and Jerry is traditionally associated with Christmastime, that doesn't mean that the rum-and-bourbon drink's cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, and allspice don't perfectly complement a Thanksgiving meal.
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As the two men bickered over who would be to blame for a Christmastime shutdown, Schumer coaxed Trump into making a comment that Republicans on Capitol Hill suggested was regrettable.
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The soprano Rachele Gilmore has sung just two Met performances, as the doll Olympia in Offenbach's "Les Contes d'Hoffmann" in 2009, when she replaced an ill Kathleen Kim around Christmastime.
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On Tuesday, Netflix announced a new list of holiday-themed titles coming to the streaming service — giving Christmastime lovers plenty of content to cuddle up and watch by the fire.
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And a survey of 1,000 users of UK-based affair matchmaking site Illicit Encounters found that 35% of women and 31% of men said they carried out affairs during Christmastime.
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The Tonight Show host recruited an all-star crew to help him perform an a cappella version of "Wonderful Christmastime" — which simply isn't complete without its original singer, Paul McCartney himself.
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It all started during the annual Christmastime cast trip to Dorinda Medley's Berkshires home, where the New York City Housewives kicked off the evening in a 1920s themed murder mystery party.
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The Princess Switch: NETFLIX FILM When a down-to-earth Chicago baker and a soon-to-be princess discover they look like twins, they hatch a Christmastime plan to trade places.
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While her subjects think they're trying out for the roles of the Ramsey family members and others associated with the case, Green probes what they remember about the 1996 Christmastime slaying.
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Around Christmastime, it's almost impossible to turn on the radio without hearing those familiar jingle bells and Carey crooning about the gift that is at the very top of her list.
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Every time I walk into someone else's house at Christmastime, I point at the charger plates laid out at every place setting and I cry OH SHIT ARE THOSE REAL TWASES?
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Johnston: Christmastime '21988, Mike Love, [producer] Terry Melcher, [the Mamas and the Papas singer/songwriter] John Phillips, myself, and [Melcher's mother] Doris Day heard [the Beatles'] Rubber Soul, and that changed everything.
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The jousting began on Wednesday after actress and activist Alyssa Milano posted a story from NBC News originally stating Trump was the first president since 28503 not to visit troops at Christmastime.
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He died from a brain tumor at Christmastime in 1968, and Wilcox, "the silent hero of Weegee's story," according to Bonanos, set about organizing the wild clutter of his superabundant, uneven work.
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Getting down the Christmas decorations is always a reminder of eternity, that unfamiliar space where past and present and future exist simultaneously — a space I can enter, even figuratively, only at Christmastime.
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Individual dealers once typically pushed holiday sales in the same way as sales events around Memorial Day and Lincoln's Birthday, but a 1997 promotion from Lexus put a Christmastime spin on things.
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He was conducting a Christmastime concert with some of his music on the bill, including a relentlessly cheerful number, the now-famous "Shepherd's Pipe Carol," that he wrote when he was 18.
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The losses were especially heavy in January, when the Pure Alpha fund declined 4.5%, the FT said, hinting that the firm may have suspected more market losses following a turbulent Christmastime sell-off.
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The latest entry in Paul McCartney's ongoing archival series, an incomprehensibly expansive 73-disc box set called Wings 27-22011, contains a wealth of material that will surely give fans a wonderful Christmastime.
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And over two decades ago, in 1994, over 100 Bahamian dancers dressed up in diverse costumes for a judged performance, moving for hours in the masquerade known as Junkanoo, typically occuring at Christmastime.
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Dutch people dress up like Piet around Christmastime, blackface and afro wig and all, which seems mind-bogglingly racist until you take a look at some of our football and baseball team names.
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The heartening Christmastime-set story will focus on an attempt by a group of ragtag civilians who are trained to address catastrophes and attempt to shore up what remains of civilizations against its ruins.
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Perdigão, a company that BRF later absorbed in a merger, sent researchers to the United States in 1979 in search of a bird large and meaty enough to compete with the turkey at Christmastime.
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Critic score: 75%Audience score: 48%Netflix description: "When a down-to-earth Chicago baker and a soon-to-be princess discover they look like twins, they hatch a Christmastime plan to trade places."
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"I went during Christmastime because I thought it would give me a good magical feel with the towns blanketed in snow," Ms. Do said, adding that each place she visited lacked some crucial element.
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This was the most sober evening of seasonal cheer I can recall in the singer's long-running tradition of annual Christmastime fetes, which in earlier days evoked the glossy bonhomie of TV variety specials.
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Set at Christmastime in a Scottish town so generic that it might as well be in a Disney studio, the movie tracks Anna (Ella Hunt), a high school student on the verge of graduating.
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The family's Christmastime cheer comes two weeks after Joanna, 40, posted a series of photos from Thanksgiving to Instagram, including one adorable shot of Crew nestled in the arms of one of his older siblings.
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While the hotel does feature an indoor pool with a hot tub, which may not be the first thing you think of at Christmastime, they've made sure to decorate with garland and lights year-round.
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After a tour of Asia and Australia ended, she considered flying back to the States, but it was Christmastime and tickets were too expensive, so she stayed on, alone, in Kuala Lumpur, in a sublet.
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He is also the closest thing to a functional adult in "A Room of My Own," Charles Messina's brash, overstuffed cartoon of a memory play about an Italian-American family at Christmastime in 1979 Greenwich Village.
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Yes, Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) gets a very sweet visit from her late mom Diana Spellman (Annette Reilly), but beyond that, the Christmastime shenanigans of the episode aren't going to color CAOS' April-premiering part 2.
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Christmastime is here, and in addition to being a time for joy and cheer, it's also when you spend a good chunk of time with your family — and need to appeal to people of all ages.
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It's Christmastime, When once again we mangle rhyme And meter just to broadcast blessing, All good will and joy confessing, To those we like and those we don't, The ones we'll hug and those we won't.
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The court used to take a break from evictions at Christmastime, but that was discontinued in 1991, after a landlord persuaded the American Civil Liberties Union to argue that the practice was an unfair religious celebration.
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The week's losses — currently the worst since the 2018 Christmastime plunge — were likely the impetus for a number of comments by and questions for a slew of S&P 7.2 companies that reported financial results this week.
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A recent review of the PG-13 blockbuster Skyscraper pointed out that it contains exponentially more death and destruction than its clear antecedent Die Hard, but the Christmastime classic landed an R rating due to its bloodshed.
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The team compared deaths in the period surrounding the holiday (December 11–24 and January 8–21) to the December 25-January 7 period, to make sure the effect was truly a Christmastime one and not simply seasonal.
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While the Harry Potter theme parks of the world have been doing a pretty good job at recreating Christmastime spectacles from the movie, not everyone can make it to London, Orlando, or Osaka to experience these attractions firsthand.
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Blame action screenwriter and director Shane Black, the man responsible for the script for Lethal Weapon and the direction of films like Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang and Iron Man 3, who loves to set his films at Christmastime.
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Throw in a small segment of the special set at Christmastime, a murderous ghost, and a slew of references to both the TV series and Doyle's stories, and you have the makings of what could become a holiday perennial.
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This cunning psychological thriller opens at Christmastime in Bristol with the hit-and-run accident that kills a 5-year-old boy named Jacob — and with his mother's horror as she watches the driver of the car speed away.
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I don't know if we know for sure whether there were any concessions from China yesterday on that phone call or whether this was purely a move unilaterally by the President to make it easier for consumers at Christmastime.
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In an era when pop stars try lots of different styles with the anthem, it's hard to fathom that Feliciano, the blind Puerto Rican singer and guitarist known for "Feliz Navidad" at Christmastime, could stir anger with his rendition.
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It's what allows your favorite local movie house to put on Die Hard and Home Alone at Christmastime, or show Fight Club in 35 millimeter film, or bring classics like The Sound of Music back to the big screen.
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The show's single set would at first seem to represent only the living room and kitchen of the modest, reasonably comfortable home where Natalya (Maryna Yurevich), Iryna (Maryia Sazonava) and Nasta (Yana Rusakevich) have gathered for a Christmastime reunion.
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"'Robbin' season,' for most people who don't know, is a time in Atlanta before Christmastime and New Year's where a bunch of crime happens...because people have to get Christmas gifts and people need money," Stephen said, according to Nerdist.
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If you're already anti-foie gras, this may feel like case of just desserts, but for the millions of French who serve up foie around Christmastime, it is beginning to look as if Père Fouettard has struck early this year.
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Last month the Dublin tabloid newspaper Sunday World celebrated local hero Conor McGregor's UFC 194 win over Jose Aldo by showing the world where the new featherweight champion would be laying his head upon his triumphant Christmastime return to Dublin.
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Its first new Mario title, the Christmastime-due Super Mario Odyssey, would be wise to exploit all the nuances of its parent platform, if only to encourage other developers, large and small, to make the most of what's available to them.
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It noted that a promoter had given eight bottles of red wine to the commission's staff around Christmastime in 2013 and that Melvina Lathan, Mr. Hoover's predecessor as leader of the commission, and other staff members had received jewelry from promoters.
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Hanging out around Christmastime at KXLU studios with Pat Hoed, host of the Loyola Marymount University station's long-running hardcore punk program Final Countdown, Cazares and the guys came across a Mexican newspaper with the headline BRUJERIA emblazoned on its cover.
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Filippo Gallinella, an Umbrian legislator, called last week on Italians to support the region by choosing products like prosciutto di Norcia and Castelluccio lentils for their cesti natalizi, baskets stuffed with delicacies that are traditionally made and exchanged at Christmastime.
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We can hear the roar of the ocean from our backyard and there is so much small-town charm here from the Labor Day Paul Bunyan festivities (logging remains a big industry here) to the light-up truck parade at Christmastime.
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True wit and something like genuine Christmas spirit have gone into the title story by Mick Herron, and Helene Tursten's delicious "An Elderly Lady Seeks Peace at Christmastime" is tastier than all those confections with kittens and puppies and sleigh bells.
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Leading Democrats played down the decision to eliminate the spending controls, which was part of a wide-ranging negotiation among the White House and senior Democrats and Republicans to forge a spending agreement that would avert a second consecutive Christmastime shutdown.
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The singer Betsayda Machado was born in El Clavo, a village in central Venezuela that has maintained an Afro-Venezuelan Christmastime tradition called parranda: call-and-response songs driven by a flurry of percussion in brisk six-against-four rhythms.
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In late 2014, hackers working for Kim Jong-un, the North's young and unpredictable leader, had carried out a well-planned attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment intended to stop the Christmastime release of a comedy about a C.I.A. plot to kill Mr. Kim.
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The annual "Saturday Night Live" Christmas special is filled with sketches from over the years like "Christmastime for the Jews," which hilariously exaggerates what happens on the single day of the year when Jewish people seem to be the only ones in town.
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Side Street Through the dim memories of a South Bronx childhood — as blurry as the steamed-up living room windows protected by chicken wire from the local knuckleheads and their barrage of rocks — thoughts of Christmastime in 1963 come slowly into focus.
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The third season, based on Lansdale's The Two-Bear Mambo, sends the two out to a little town run by the Klan around Christmastime in 1989, in search of Leonard's lawyer, Florida (Tiffany Mack), who also just happens to be Hap's ex.
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Jean McFaddin, who as Macy's events planner for 24 years created magical Thanksgiving Day parades in Manhattan, a children's in-store Santaland at Christmastime, exquisite flower shows every spring and spectacular fireworks on the Fourth of July, died on Wednesday at her home in Manhattan.
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" A sparse hip-hop beat kicks in, and Ms. Keys's encouraging tone is eventually co-signed by ASAP Rocky, who raps his verse from the other side of the parent-child arrangement: "I remember having four stepmoms at 9/Love Christmastime and birthday was fly.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Thursday torpedoed a spending deal and sent the government careening toward a Christmastime shutdown over his demand of $5 billion for a wall on the southwestern border, refusing to sign a stopgap measure to keep funds flowing past midnight Friday.
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Even though its channels don't air Christmas movies 21998 days in a row, its Christmastime strategy is gradually colonizing the rest of its calendar, from its Winterfest in January to its countdown to Valentine's Day in February to its Harvest Festival month in the fall.
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Perhaps the foremost expert on the practice is Rabbi Joshua Eli Plaut, PhD, executive director of American Friends of Rabin Medical Center, rabbi of Metropolitan Synagogue in New York, and author of A Kosher Christmas, the premier (and only?) comprehensive study of what Jews do at Christmastime.
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"From North Pole, Alaska to Santa Claus, Indiana, and everywhere in between, America's small towns and cities at Christmastime remind us of what it's truly like to live in a holiday-haven worthy of a Hallmark movie," said Bill Abbott, President & CEO, Crown Media Family Networks.
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Abstaining, for a moment, from the clamor of compulsive jollification, and instead leaning into the reality of human tragedy and of my own need and brokenness, allows my experience of glory at Christmastime to feel not only more emotionally sustainable but also more vivid, vital and cherished.
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Taking place over 24 frigid hours at Christmastime in upstate New York, the film — which was both written and directed by Hedges's dad, Peter — veers from family drama to nervy thriller as Ben returns home unexpectedly and upends his mom's life (drug dealers from the past come knocking).
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Adobe Analytics analyzed more than 543 trillion visits to travel websites from 2018 to 2019 and found that the best time for customers who haven't yet bought plane tickets for Christmastime travel to nab the cheapest tickets is the first week of December — when prices decrease by 13%.
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It includes Alec Baldwin talking about his favorite holiday treat, Schweddy Balls; Andy Samberg and Justin Timberlake singing about the best Christmas gift of all time — you know the one; a TV Funhouse sketch that shows what it's like to be Jewish during Christmastime; and so many more.
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WASHINGTON — The White House signaled on Tuesday that President Trump might be ready to capitulate on his demand for $5 billion for a wall on the southwestern border, but negotiations on a spending deal remained murky as lawmakers awaited a White House strategy to avert a Christmastime government shutdown.
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Together, the diminutive Ronaldos represent an ever-growing segment of the colorful Christmastime panoply on Via San Gregorio Armeno, a historical street in the heart of Naples, Italy, that has been known since the 303s as a spiritual home of artisans specializing in traditional nativity scenes, or presepi.
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Other Christmastime content coming soon to Netflix includes The Knight Before Christmas — which star Vanessa Hudgens as a science teacher falling in love with a time-traveling medieval knight — and A Christmas Prince: Royal Baby, a follow-up to the 2017 hit and its 2018 Royal Wedding sequel.
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It's easy to forget this film is set at Christmastime, given how fun it is, but much of it takes place in and around a Christmas Eve party the Charleses throw, and it adds just the right mood to a mystery that's as much fun as unwrapping presents.
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Twelve years later, while visiting my parents at Christmastime, I called in to see if they had a copy of Three Fevers in stock, by Leo Walmsley, and while I was talking to the owner, admitted to him that I was struggling to find a job I enjoyed.
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"From North Pole, Alaska to Santa Claus, Indiana, and everywhere in between, America's small towns and cities at Christmastime remind us of what it's truly like to live in a holiday-haven worthy of a Hallmark movie," Bill Abbott, president and CEO of Crown Media Family Networks, said in a statement.
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A hard worker who abstains from alcohol, save for a taste of an I.P.A. here and there or a toast to his friends, and who takes just five vacation days (at Christmastime), he performs for nearly two-thirds of the year, sometimes jetting between three or four cities in one day.
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"I was struggling financially even before the shutdown occurred, essentially living paycheck to paycheck, so having it happen at Christmastime was the worst possible scenario," James Gass, who described himself as a single father of a 15-year-old who works for the Department of Agriculture in Massachusetts, wrote on his GoFundMe page.
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By the time Ms. Mar was a child, growing up in south Seattle, her father, a dentist, was cooking at home with generosity and devotion: T-bone steaks during the week, smoked ducks at Christmastime, and on the weekends, braised pork shoulders in milk — a recipe she has adapted for the restaurant.
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Lenin bequeathed a fully functioning police state to Joseph Stalin ; thus the experiment, in its fulminant form, lasted from 1917 to 1953, by which time there were many millions of supernumerary deaths (and if Stalin hadn't died in March of the latter year there would have been a second Jewish Holocaust by Christmastime).
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On the movie side, there's a Rob Lowe-led holiday safari rom-com set in Zambia; the aforementioned animated Santa origin, Klaus, with Jason Schwartzman, Rashida Jones, and J.K. Simmons; and some kind of Christmastime Dazed and Confused type thing called Let It Snowabout a teenage kegger on Christmas Eve; among others.
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And even though his turn as the glowed-up object of Amy Smart's spurned affections in Just Friends wasn't as satisfying as, say, the profoundly problematic Monty from Waiting..., he makes this romantic comedy, with standout supporting roles by Anna Faris and Chris Klein, totally a movie you should play more than around Christmastime.
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In that same city, I once visited a family house at Christmastime where the woman was so distressed by the constant human encroachments on the spotless environment she maintained that when someone accidentally dislodged a few needles from the tree, we had to sit there with our feet in the air while she vacuumed them up.
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Never a people to exhibit excessive pride, one nonetheless detects a sort of edge to the pitch of Christmastime in the Midwest, with aggressive hospitality expressed through homemade holiday cookie exchange, festive sweaters worn without a trace of irony, and of course, adorning the Christmas tree with a selection of ornaments carefully curated over a lifetime of collecting.
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" Most of the songs have the same winking, self-deprecating tone as much of their jaunty, rock-tinged catalog: "Rudolph Was Blue" is a lonely postscript on the classic holiday favorite, for example, and "Here It Is Christmastime" is a tribute to having someone to enjoy the holidays with, and also to help "do the dishes.
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Though the closest this film comes to actually saying it's set during the holidays is one scene featuring "Christmastime Is Here" from A Charlie Brown Christmas on the soundtrack, it's one of the most wintry films out there, thanks to its gray skies and story of a family coming together just when they need to most.
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It appears to have been taken at Stallone's house around Christmastime, where, for whatever reason, Guy Fieri was cooking what must have been a funkalicious, bomb-dot-com tasty meal for the three of them—along with some sportswriter named Jay Glazer, who is absurdly lucky to have been a part of this, and who is now the most envied man in America.
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Every year come Christmastime, thousands of poor souls receive gifts from parents and siblings and children who have absolutely no idea what to get them, gifts they will either literally never use or, at best, will fiddle around with exactly once right after they open them, only to tuck them back into whatever box they came in and shove them into a closet.
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Not only was she Mary Poppins in the Christmastime hit Mary Poppins Returns, but she garnered unexpected heat for her badass work in the spring horror hit A Quiet Place, a movie in which she somehow makes it plausible that she could give birth without making a peep (the better to hide from the ultra-sensitive-to-sound monsters that stalk the movie's setting).
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Yeah, this is a minor anecdote, I say it only to sort of illustrate the point if you don't mind, which is, this Christmastime we did something called Best Christmas Ever in which there was basically just a linear schedule of Christmas-oriented movies, and our ratings doubled or tripled versus prime average, and people were flipping on the television set and keeping Christmas movies on.
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Tom ColeThomas (Tom) Jeffrey ColeTo fix retirement, we need to understand it On The Money: Trump banks on Fed, China to fuel 2020 economy | Judge orders parties to try to reach deal in lawsuit over Trump tax returns | Warren targets corporate power with plan to overhaul trade policy Lawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits MORE (R-Okla.), a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee, nonetheless expressed confidence that lawmakers would find a way to avert a Christmastime shutdown, especially right after achieving their goal of tax reform.
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Bennie ThompsonBennie Gordon ThompsonHouse committee chairman requests DHS consider Secret Service protection for Biden, Sanders Clyburn takes victory lap after Biden wins big on Super Tuesday Establishment Democrats rallying behind Biden MORE (D-Miss.), Marcia FudgeMarcia Louise FudgeClyburn takes victory lap after Biden wins big on Super Tuesday Establishment Democrats rallying behind Biden House approves bill banning flavored tobacco products MORE (D-Ohio) and Cedric RichmondCedric Levon RichmondBiden seeks to capitalize on Super Tuesday surprise Clyburn takes victory lap after Biden wins big on Super Tuesday Dems unlikely to subpoena Bolton MORE (D-La.), around Christmastime about what they needed to do to help Biden get the nomination.
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