JM: — I was at Book of Mormon dress rehearsal.
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After her dress rehearsal, I was introduced to her backstage.
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"No dress rehearsal," he sang, as the crowd sang back.
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On Sunday afternoon, they staged a dress rehearsal for October.
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Ominously, she dropped her baton twice during the dress rehearsal.
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" ' " The sketch bombed at the dress rehearsal and was cut.
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But in Argentina's peculiar system, the primaries are a dress rehearsal.
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Then, on Saturday morning … we did the whole show dress rehearsal.
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She sits through the dress rehearsal shortly before the event starts.
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Today our team completed the dress rehearsal for It's Business Time.
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It would be like a dress rehearsal for the real thing.
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They've even done a dress rehearsal with the new SpaceX spacesuits.
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This question hung in my mind as the dress rehearsal began.
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She later posted another photo from dress rehearsal wearing the same wig.
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They even did one dress rehearsal where everything went off the rails.
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Even if childhood is just a dress-rehearsal for extraordinary adult suffering.
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As for practicing her big night -- Farrah says no dress rehearsal needed.
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For Ms. Karger, most days feel like a dress rehearsal for widowhood.
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All that's left is to nail the dress rehearsal, and it's showtime.
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The orchestra squeezed into its narrow pit and the dress rehearsal began.
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At the dress rehearsal, Kovarsky balanced a silver tray on his head.
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The Ducks face the Oilers on Saturday — another potential playoff-series dress rehearsal.
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But not before catching Obama's daughter Sasha's dress rehearsal for her dance recital.
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Hours before the final taping took place, Grande skipped the final dress rehearsal.
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The dance had gone so much better in dress rehearsal earlier that day.
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"There was a musical guest who didn't perform the dress rehearsal," he said.
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"Then he went to a dress rehearsal for 'Guys and Dolls,'" Nugent says.
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Bridges enters the stage door of the Met for the final dress rehearsal.
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This could well be the dress rehearsal for the general election next spring.
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Many saw last week's storm as another dress rehearsal for the Big One.
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Here's her duet in Act III with Michael Fabiano, from the dress rehearsal.
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At a minimum, it's a dress rehearsal for Facebook, which reports on Wednesday.
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" Haddish added, "By the dress rehearsal I was just anxious to get it done.
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Commoners watch the full dress rehearsal of the Republic Day parade in New Delhi.
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The opera was performed that summer in a dress rehearsal for invited guests only.
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"We view this as an opportunity to have a dress rehearsal," Mr. Ward explained.
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If so, the recent meetings with investors may prove a kind of dress rehearsal.
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The presidential election is considered a dress rehearsal for next year's vote for Parliament.
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The bond prospectus amounted to a 469-page dress rehearsal for required IPO disclosures.
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A few days before the dress rehearsal, I joined Gold at the Belasco Theater.
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So likely, in fact, that British diplomats are preparing for a no-deal dress rehearsal.
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This is why every high school musical, wedding, and awards show needs a dress rehearsal.
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The games served as a dress rehearsal for the monthlong Euro 2016, starting June 10.
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"We just had a dress rehearsal for this," said Mr. Lipton, noting 2180,2000 anti-I.
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Life is not a dress rehearsal, you&aposre not going to get a second chance.
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This dog got the chance to watch a dress rehearsal before attendees were let in.
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Gawker in the courtroom looks in some ways like a dress rehearsal for Trump v.
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It was seen as a dress rehearsal for the bigger policy fights of next year.
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Donald Trump's dress rehearsal for his inauguration went off without a hitch ... without Donald Trump.
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Rent Live's producers had taped the show's final dress rehearsal before Sunday's scheduled live performance.
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The day started off with a disastrous dress rehearsal and that can really psych you out.
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It's not "dress rehearsal," and I expect everyone in the room to bring their 100 percent.
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And sure enough, when I appeared onstage at the dress rehearsal there was a collective gasp.
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Also, maybe, rosemary rack of lamb with crushed potatoes, a dress rehearsal for New Year's Eve.
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And I was at the dress rehearsal at Tanglewood for Peter Kazaras's production and it's heartbreaking.
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When that last dress rehearsal had wrapped, Ms. Warren's advisers applauded her out of the room.
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Next, they passed around a bucket filled with leftover word suggestions from that day's dress rehearsal.
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FOX, for future reference, we would rather see this than a not-full-voice dress rehearsal.
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And so in my mind, this is all like a dress rehearsal to the bigger show.
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Looks like they got in a damn good dress rehearsal while shooting the "A Minute" music video.
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"Rick Wetzel has a great line, 'this is not a dress rehearsal in your life'," Phelps said.
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On midnight that evening, we had dress rehearsal because I'd never walked with the weight of it.
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The studio's technicians oversaw a dress rehearsal days before the ceremony to ensure proper lighting and sound.
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The exercises, dubbed Foal Eagle, are seen by North Korea as a dress rehearsal for an invasion.
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"I would sit and watch the dress rehearsal, I would watch them get notes," she told Elle.
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The stage was set, then for a full dress rehearsal by the next crew to the launchpad.
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He recalled arriving for the dress rehearsal that morning, unaware that a tragedy was unfolding in Florida.
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After eight months of preparation, this was the last dress rehearsal for the beauty pageant that night.
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In a full dress rehearsal the day before, the flares worn by sky divers singed the field.
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Sweet took a seat in the empty house to watch the dress rehearsal of the week's episode.
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The Steelers have their final preseason game on Thursday -- playing the Panthers in a final dress rehearsal.
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Mullen and a number of other senior Pentagon and CIA officials went to watch the full dress rehearsal.
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It's the ultimate dress rehearsal for how the capsule will someday bring NASA astronauts to the orbiting lab.
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For Wall Street, Monday night's first presidential debate was a bit like a dress rehearsal for the election.
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That was a big save because we were in our dress rehearsal that day when that started happening.
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Indian Armed Forces members march during the full dress rehearsal of the Republic Day parade in New Delhi.
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It was so empty, I wondered if we'd gotten the night wrong and stumbled into a dress rehearsal.
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Fox had to (mostly) go with footage from dress rehearsal after one of the actors broke his foot.
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His interview on Fox on Monday was, in effect, a dress rehearsal, albeit in a less hostile environment.
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The Providence dress rehearsal is also the only chance the Bureau has to test its new digital systems.
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Raehann Bryce-Davis, who plays Big Stone in "Eurydice," has her makeup done before the final dress rehearsal.
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That all served as a dress rehearsal for the release of an entirely new gadget: the home assistant.
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Teams responsible for flying BepiColombo to Mercury completed the final pre-launch "dress rehearsal" on Wednesday in Darmstadt, Germany.
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THOUSAND OAKS, California — They had just wrapped their last dress rehearsal when their phones all started buzzing at once.
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If past years are any telling sign, there will eventually be a full dress rehearsal the weekend before Inauguration.
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Among the cities was Providence, R.I., where the only full dress rehearsal of the 2020 census is currently underway.
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LIVE: L-R:Julianne Hough Hough and Aaron Tveit during the dress rehearsal for GREASE: LIVE airing LIVE Sunday, Jan.
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This Tuesday at sundown, millions of people around the world will participate in a dress rehearsal for their deaths.
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You don't realise it until later, that this constitutes a dress rehearsal for something not known to you yet.
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They packed Monday's final dress rehearsal with actors, college students and fans Mr. Harris reached out to via Twitter.
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Related: In Photos: South Korea's Dress Rehearsal for War Sure, this all might simply be anxiety about imaginary boogeymen.
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For the encore his team made him a Donald Duck costume, but they failed to do a dress rehearsal first.
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The mayor's race is more than just a dress rehearsal for the general election: it matters in its own right.
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On Monday night&aposs show, viewers saw Stirling reveal how she displaced a rib during last week&aposs dress rehearsal.
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Apollo 10 basically acted as a dress rehearsal for the Apollo 11 moon landing which took place that same year.
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Had her give the entire Fancy Farm speech at another Democratic event so that she'd have a full dress rehearsal.
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Tokyo has stopped 340 children from attending the ceremony while Greek organisers last week banned crowds from the dress rehearsal.
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Can you think of other historical figures who were there for the "dress rehearsal" but not for the actual performance?
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The show, which is tomorrow, is a black-tie affair; there's a dress rehearsal tonight where only the reporters perform.
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He was pacing back and forth for hours while we were in dress rehearsal, and his hands were constantly clammy.
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The first time we did the third act in the dress rehearsal, I almost couldn't make it to the end.
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So we are very much viewing 2018 as just kind of a dress rehearsal for the big show in 2020.
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If I'm talking about it before I talk about it on the radio, it feels like a dress rehearsal to me.
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Wendy Whelan at a dress rehearsal of Some of a Thousand Words before opening night at the Joyce Theater on Feb.
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Hovi Star representing Israel performs the song "Made Of Stars" during the final dress rehearsal of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest.
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And she may have almost skipped out of Tuesday's performance, when she was a no-show at the final dress rehearsal.
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TMZ reports that Davidson didn't show up for dress rehearsal, and was subsequently shuttered from any live sketch in the show.
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You can check out this YouTube dress rehearsal video of how the very-cool HoloLens 2 demo should have gone down.
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Our 'DWTS' sources tell us Sharna went down hard during last Monday's dress rehearsal, tumbling on an already banged up knee.
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It was a carefully conceived dress rehearsal for a similar mad scene staged at the weigh-in for the Liston fight.
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I feel like I didn't get it close to even what I did in the dress rehearsal a few hours ago.
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Mr. Anton had his dress rehearsal in February when Mr. Trump welcomed the nation's governors to dinner at the White House.
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Three years ago, my family and I had the experience of going through a full "dress rehearsal" for my mother's demise.
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If so, the current crisis may be a dress rehearsal for managing climate change, rather than a disastrous obstruction to it.
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All of that was a dress rehearsal for 2012 and another showdown over the debt limit, the so-called fiscal cliff.
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Most conventions have lighter, less star-studded schedules, and Monday almost operates as a dress rehearsal for the action to come.
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Larson — who famously died of an aneurysm the night of Rent's final dress rehearsal — wasn't just a fan of rock music.
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The challenger drubbed Macri in the August primary vote, which in Argentina is seen as a dress rehearsal for the general election.
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Though the intervention never materialized, the episode was a dress rehearsal for the turmoil that would soon come to the wider region.
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This weekend, Russia begins hosting the Confederations Cup, a warm-up tournament that is usually a dress rehearsal for the World Cup.
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A dress rehearsal of Mozart's "Idomeneo," whose opening night on Saturday was canceled because of the strike, was scheduled for Monday morning.
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Last month Mr Macri's bid for a second term foundered when he fared badly in "primary" elections (in reality, a dress rehearsal).
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When we imagine our existence here on earth as only a dress rehearsal for the real performance, what remains of life's festiveness?
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The massive war games have been described by the North's government as a dress rehearsal for an invasion of the Korean peninsula.
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Because of the snowstorm, the morning dress rehearsal for the final program of the orchestra's Tchaikovsky festival was pushed to early afternoon.
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What was supposed to be a live broadcast of "Rent" went awry when the lead actor injured his foot in dress rehearsal.
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During the dress rehearsal they had an elimination, so hearing "no elimination" during the live show was a brick off of everyone's chest.
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After star Brennin Hunt broke his foot during a Saturday night dress rehearsal, producers decided to air portions of the program pre-recorded.
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Burgess injured her knee in dress rehearsal two weeks ago and has had to sit out the last two episodes while she recovers.
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This night I rushed off (in my snazzy black Uber, obviously) for our final dress rehearsal, which we were also filming for posterity.
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That team later became the prime crew for Apollo 10, which performed a "dress rehearsal" in May 1969 for the Apollo 11 mission.
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We're told one was a dress rehearsal that was taped for emergency ... just in case anything happens to JT and he can't perform.
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The album that followed was simply called St. Vincent, as if to say everything up to that point had been a dress rehearsal.
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This was only a dress rehearsal for a larger event that is being planned for May 1 by Cosecha, an immigrant advocacy group.
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We've already had a sort of dress rehearsal for this disconnect in the case of Brexit, Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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One afternoon my wife and I went to a dress rehearsal of a school play in which our younger daughter had a part.
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The only full dress rehearsal of the 2020 census, unfolding this month in Providence County, R.I., has been scaled back in some areas.
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It would replace the largely inconsequential Confederations Cup, a World Cup dress rehearsal held in the host country the year before that event.
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And a dress rehearsal of the census — necessary to ensure all new technologies will function — is scheduled for less than a year away.
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On April 1 last year, the bureau conducted an end-to-end test, which is like a dress rehearsal for the 2020 Census.
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This upcoming flight is essentially a dress rehearsal for the flights Boeing will perform once the Starliner is deemed ready to carry astronauts.
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At a dress rehearsal for a festival performance, Mr. Alorwoyie gave a thorough dressing-down to both undergraduate students and veteran Ghanaian drummers.
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One afternoon I was sent to Stern Auditorium to escort a photographer who was capturing the dress rehearsal of a benefit concert for Tibet.
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Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars and The Weeknd are performing -- and he got a big smile out of his supposed ex, Bella, during dress rehearsal.
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"When Lorne finished giving his notes after the dress rehearsal, I asked Marci Klein, who coordinated the talent, if Tina was single," Baldwin explains.
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Just as Super Bowl 50 came to a close, Beyoncé gave fans one more bonus; behind-the-scenes photos from the show's dress rehearsal.
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Fox had sent invited press, as well as selected audience members, a guide on how to dress for the dress rehearsal ahead of time.
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The North Korean government views them as a dress rehearsal for an invasion -- even as the US insists they are purely defensive in nature.
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Shaken and Stirred Many restaurants host an evening for friends and family before a formal opening as a dress rehearsal for the real thing.
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The unprecedented success we'd had in Canada early on, which was almost completely contained inside Canada, was like a dress rehearsal for success later.
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It was less an exchange of information than an awkward dress rehearsal—a chance for investors to familiarise themselves with Aramco and vice versa.
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In the dress rehearsal, I lost two nails when I pulled off [the master of ceremonies] Catalabutte's wig because I didn't tape them right.
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I think because the dress rehearsal went so well, I started to freak out in my head that there was no way to top it.
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But as Hangan impressed upon us, the work going on at WindEEE is about far more than drones—really, it's a dress rehearsal for disaster.
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As major parties had already chosen their candidates ahead of the primary, the August vote served as a dress rehearsal ahead of the general election.
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Apollo 10, the first of three crewed moon missions that took place in 1969, was described as a "dress rehearsal" for the first lunar landing.
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But to prepare, the cast and crew of course had to do a dress rehearsal in front of an audience, as if it were Sunday.
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But as he blitzed through New Hampshire on Saturday, he sounded less like a candidate in an early audition than one finishing a dress rehearsal.
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On Sunday night, the live television broadcast of "Rent" had to use footage from a recorded dress rehearsal after a lead actor broke his foot.
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Now, ESA and Roscosmos are hoping to use the lessons learned from that ill-fated dress rehearsal to pull off the second phase of ExoMars.
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But the person familiar with the preparations for this weekend's episode said that the show cut material about Mr. Weinstein during its dress-rehearsal process.
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During the dress rehearsal, he sat in the front row and listened intently, mouthing every word from memory as the singers performed his beloved opera.
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"Getting a dress rehearsal of the flying process with Abby has made us open to the idea of air travel with her," Ms. Beitzel said.
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" The Spanish singer added that he considered his dress rehearsal in the title role of "Macbeth" to be "my last performance on the Met stage.
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In the show's final dress rehearsal on Saturday, actor Brennin Hunt, who was playing one of the show's main characters, Roger, badly injured his ankle.
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Hong told a newspaper in the United Arab Emirates in 2011 that the Arab Spring uprisings then unfolding were "a dress rehearsal for North Korea".
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The league's two teams, led by former NFL all-pros Mike Vick and Terrell Owens, have just taken the field for a dress rehearsal of sorts.
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In April, FBI Director Christopher Wray stated, chillingly, that the tactics used in the 2018 midterm elections were merely a "dress rehearsal" for the 2020 election.
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With that in mind, Republican leaders will use this year as a sort-of dress rehearsal for a time when the party controls the White House.
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The Sicily vote for a new governor is being seen as a dress rehearsal for a national election that is due to take place before June.
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When you're doing the dress rehearsal, there's a wardrobe person — her name is Donna — she pulls you from set to set, because you have to change.
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An official described the planning as "prudent," while another official called the recent actions in Syria as a potential "dress rehearsal" for Afghanistan, NBC News reported.
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It was a dress rehearsal for the presidency, and people liked what they saw from him better than they liked what they saw from John McCain.
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Finally, a few days after the initial cancellation, word came down that the performances would be limited to one dress rehearsal and one invite-only performance.
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NÉZET-SÉGUIN Yesterday we had a public school from the Bronx, and they came to the rehearsal room, as opposed to just attending the dress rehearsal.
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But as he blitzed through New Hampshire last Saturday, he sounded less like a candidate in an early audition than one finishing off a dress rehearsal.
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It surely helped that Mr. Tanner had sung the dress rehearsal, and then had an extra coaching session on Friday with Mr. Dudamel at a piano.
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In early to work a daytime dress rehearsal last month, Tshombe Selby walked briskly down a backstage hallway to the staff cafeteria for a quick bite.
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At the dress rehearsal, Guy Sebastian, the winner of the first season of "Australian Idol," heard Sivan's boy soprano and invited him to sing a duet.
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The Judiciary Committee, led by Nadler and his staff, spent much of Tuesday holding a dress rehearsal in the storied Ways and Means Committee hearing room.
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Other safeguards include PwC partners in attendance at the Oscars dress rehearsal and banning of the use of cell phones or social media by the partners.
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On Saturday, thousands of people had braved driving rain to attend a full dress rehearsal, instead of watching the German team play in the World Cup.
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"There were challenges, they talked over each other, there were some technical difficulties, but it was an excellent dress rehearsal for tomorrow's actual debate," Colbert joked.
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According to Variety, staff for the show had written two sketches on the subject which were pulled after not performing well with the audience during dress rehearsal.
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She said Conway would stick with a sketch's script through dress rehearsal but once it was time to tape the performance for a broadcast, he began freelancing.
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For the sake of this investigation, let's assume Eric Cavanagh is a sincere and weird masterpiece, not merely a dress rehearsal for a future Tim & Eric character.
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After Brennin Hunt, who played struggling musician Roger Davis, injured himself on Saturday, Fox opted to air footage of the dress rehearsal rather than a live performance.
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This spring, FBI director Chris Wray said that protecting the 2018 midterm elections from foreign interference was just a "dress rehearsal for the big show" in 2020.
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Its central stroke of anarchy was the independence it gave to dance, music and design — which usually came together only at either dress rehearsal or opening night.
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Simultaneously, North Korea's government howls at the moon, insisting that the exercises are really a dress rehearsal for an unjust and completely unprovoked invasion of the North.
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Subtitled "The Year 1905," the piece is a kind of symphonic poem depicting Russia's 1905 revolution, often called a dress rehearsal for the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.
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On a long, hard day, Mr. Chaney, new to television, had thought that what was really the live broadcast was in fact only the final dress rehearsal.
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A more recent memory: She shot the final dress rehearsal of "Hamilton," just before the first preview for that show's Off Broadway production at the Public Theater.
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All performances except for the dress rehearsal on June 4 have sold out, but you can sign up for the waiting list on Green-Wood's website.green-wood.
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Brennin Hunt, who stars as struggling musician Roger Davis in Fox's Rent Live, injured himself during a dress rehearsal on Saturday — one day before the show's live broadcast.
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Following several weeks of checkouts and refurbishments, B1045 trekked out to Pad 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station for a routine static fire—essentially a dress rehearsal.
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Regular military exercises between the US and South Korea enrage Pyongyang and are conveyed to citizens as further 'proof' of an American dress rehearsal for the next invasion.
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Sources say it's being planned to be an incredibly powerful and emotional moment in the show -- so much so, that it even got standing ovations during dress rehearsal.
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Heck, it is only one-half of a battle to get to the Confederations Cup, which—while very fun—is just a dress rehearsal for the World Cup.
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He had another for Ives's "The Unanswered Question" and Strauss's "Four Last Songs," but the vocalist in the Strauss, Renée Fleming, was available only for the dress rehearsal.
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The program, called MIAair, is a "dress rehearsal" for the real flight that was developed in part by the University of Miami-Nova Southeastern University Center for Autism.
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Among the most critical were the crew of Apollo 210, who were asked to perform a full dress-rehearsal of the Apollo 216 mission just two months beforehand.
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"We are very much viewing 2018 as just kind of a dress rehearsal for the big show in 2020," Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, said in April.
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" 2015 "During the dress rehearsal, Lin-Manuel Miranda would go offstage when he wanted to see how the play looked, and would have his alternate play the role.
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They traverse the area surrounding the research station using all-terrain vehicles, collecting rock samples and taking atmospheric readings in a "dress rehearsal" for sending humans to Mars.
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Back in February, Mr. Teste, 44, scrapped everything after the dress rehearsal and had his cast basically rehearse a new version live during the show's premiere, in Belgium.
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The new test is particularly important in the census preparations because the bureau's other preparatory tests -- including last year's end-to-end dress rehearsal -- did not include the question.
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She opened the doors to her final dress rehearsal for the Speak Now tour in Nashville and vowed to donate all proceeds made to the victims of the tornadoes.
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" Another mother, going by the name Momma Bear on Instagram, also shared photos of her foster children, writing, "When @taylorswift invites you to her final dress rehearsal, you go.
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" An NBC News analysis concluded that the hearing "felt more like the dress rehearsal for a serious one-act play than the opening night of a hit Broadway musical.
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Even the bleachers, where audience members will sit and some cast members will sing, were getting rubbed down during a dress rehearsal two weeks ahead of the big night.
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The special election in Georgia's 6th District was to be a dress rehearsal for a future Democratic tidal wave that would sweep the country in the 2018 mid-terms.
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Instead, thanks to an actor's broken foot and an apparent lack of contingency planning, Fox opted to air footage from Saturday's dress rehearsal spliced together with some live scenes.
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"If they were to have any small islands taken over by a foreign military, this is definitely a dress rehearsal that can be used in the future," said Maj.
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Separately, Ms. Merkel's party appeared poised for a startling victory in elections in North Rhine-Westphalia, an event widely seen as a dress rehearsal for national elections in September.
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Before any people fly on board the vehicle, Boeing hoped to perform a dress rehearsal mission with Starliner, sending the capsule to dock with the ISS without a crew.
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"The air in risk assets (is) getting thinner but (the) Big Top (is) still ahead of us," BAML said, adding that the November sell off was just a "dress rehearsal".
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As a type of "dress rehearsal" for the first moon landing, the Apollo 22 astronauts went through all of the necessary procedures just short of landing on the lunar surface.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray said Friday that the 2018 midterm elections served as a "dress rehearsal" for Russia's election interference efforts slated to be aimed at the 2020 presidential election.
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If it cost a fortune to do, and we've propped it all and painted it all and did the best we could, and then, in the dress rehearsal, no comedy?
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The conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the next music director of the Metropolitan Opera, had spent the day leading a dress rehearsal of Richard Strauss's dense "Elektra," which opens on Thursday.
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Emanuel said in a recent report that this "frenetic" rally could be a "dress rehearsal" for an imminent correction or even a market bubble bursting as it did in 2000.
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Memories of that era spooked the financial markets on August 11th, when Mr Fernández decisively won a primary vote that is considered to be a dress rehearsal for the election.
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There's some really hair-raising stuff here, including a rain-of-fire set piece for which Mr. Anderson's last film, "Pompeii," might have served as a kind of dress rehearsal.
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Dress rehearsal We kind of know what King James will look like in a L.A. Lakers jersey, after Lebron James showed up at an NBA Summer League game in Lakers shorts.
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The network's planned live version of the legendary Broadway musical had to be abandoned for the television audience after actor Brennin Hunt, who played Roger, broke his foot during dress rehearsal.
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It was like a dress rehearsal, six years too soon, for the incredible, hostile atmosphere Jays fans would bring to the Rogers Centre during the club's 2015 and 2016 playoff runs.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The next national census is just two years away, so the Census Bureau is preparing for the main event by running a dress rehearsal in Providence County, Rhode Island.
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More important, after announcing plans to run three end-to-end tests of the data-collection process—a sort of dress rehearsal for the real thing—the bureau ran just one.
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Last week, at a late-night dress rehearsal for Saturday's viewing, Diarra Dieng, an applied physics student in Dakar, tweaked the settings on a $3,500 telescope, guided by a NASA scientist.
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On Wednesday she got to embody it fully when, in the midst of an open dress rehearsal for Verdi's "Aida" in California, the leading lady failed to appear for an entrance.
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Boeing&aposs mission, called Orbital Flight Test, is a crucial dress rehearsal for NASA&aposs Commercial Crew Program that&aposs meant to show its astronauts can safely ride aboard the vehicle.
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We can look at the underlying economic logic, and we can also look at what happened during the Reagan years, which in some ways represent a dress rehearsal for what's coming.
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As the Commerce Department announced the addition of a citizenship question, the Census Bureau was conducting its only full "dress rehearsal" field test for the 2020 census, in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Although Chappelle's "monologue wasn't that good at dress [rehearsal]" and he didn't seem "especially happy," according to guest writer Neal Brennan, he went completely "off-the-cuff" when he took the stage.
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According to the New York Times, a source said that show had prepared jokes about Weinstein but they were cut from the live broadcast after falling flat with the dress rehearsal audience.
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"Standing Rock was a dress rehearsal compared to what this will be," said Jane Kleeb, chair of Nebraska's Democratic party and founder of the Bold Alliance anti-pipeline group, her voice cracking.
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It was the day after the dress rehearsal of his double bill of Tchaikovsky's opera "Iolanta" and his ballet "The Nutcracker" for the Paris Opera here, and he was still feeling overwrought.
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The day of our big dress rehearsal, there were headlines in The Miami Sun telling Murray Weinger" — a Miami Beach nightclub owner — "that they didn't want his colored show on the beach.
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This makes for some great comedy at times, but also seems like a dress rehearsal, in part due to Davidson's loose delivery, mid-joke laughs, and commentary on how jokes are landing.
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Before the taping, a guitar that was supposed to spin around Mr. Stapleton's waist had broken, and Mr. Fallon was hoping there was footage from their dress rehearsal to cover this up.
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The full integrated dress rehearsal is especially important, since while you can always drill teams independently, you never know exactly how things are going to work until you run them all together.
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The teams will now conduct pre-launch preparations leading up to Friday, a process it already conducted two weeks ago in dress rehearsal mode covering everything right up to the actual ignition.
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Bill Winters (Bill): Well it felt like we had a bit of a dress rehearsal for the big one which was six months earlier when we got that call about Bear Stearns.
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Being a live show that doesn't get closed until we have the downbeat of the dress rehearsal on Sunday, I can't tell you that I know for sure how this all turns out.
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Voters in South America's second-largest country will head to the ballot box on Sunday, less than three months after a dress rehearsal for the vote set off a shockwave in financial markets.
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His May 1969 Apollo 10 mission served as a "dress rehearsal" for the historic Apollo 11 mission two months later in which Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon.
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"We knew we would be going in the direction of the ponytail, but it wasn't until the final dress rehearsal that I knew how we were going to do it," Light tells PeopleStyle.
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The "Delicate" singer, 28, met her "littlest fans" — foster children from Arizona — on Saturday when she invited more than 2000 special guests to her final dress rehearsal of her upcoming Reputation Stadium Tour.
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It was the first time that all of the elements of the sculpture, "Leaves of Stone," had been fitted together as a sort of dress rehearsal, before it would be transferred to Rome.
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So when my literary agent reached out with free tickets for a dress rehearsal in December — the show officially opened on Thursday — it felt like my long-delayed civic responsibility to bear witness.
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What is unusual is that after Hunt got hurt, the production team decided to air pretaped footage from the dress rehearsal instead of actually delivering the promised "live" musical to its TV viewers.
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In May 1969, Cernan served as the lunar module pilot for Apollo 20143, which was considered the "dress rehearsal" for Apollo 11's momentous landing on the Moon two months later, on July 20.
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"When you do prosthetics and all of this stuff, I'm always having my fingers and toes crossed that it actually does work out on the day because there was no dress rehearsal," she said.
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"When you do prosthetics and all of this stuff, I'm always having my fingers and toes crossed that it actually does work out on the day because there was no dress rehearsal," she says.
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The dialogue is in Japanese, but at a recent dress rehearsal here, the attitude and staging were all-American, loyal to the vaudeville-inspired production that has been running on Broadway for two decades.
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Then on August 11th Mr Macri was resoundingly defeated by Alberto Fernández, his populist opponent in the presidential election in October, in a primary poll that acts as a dress rehearsal for that election.
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But since all Argentines over the age of 16 were legally obliged to vote, it functioned as a full dress rehearsal for the real election, which will be held at the end of October.
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Russia's critics say the war in South Ossetia was a dress rehearsal by Russia for its annexation in 2014 of Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula, and its support for separatist fighters in the eastern Ukrainian Donbass region.
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A lot can happen between the hair test and the actual show: designers change their minds under the final dress-rehearsal lights, last-minute lipstick swaps are made, and the hair look can change completely.
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In May 1969, he served as the Lunar Module Pilot for the Apollo 10 mission, which served as the final dress rehearsal for the Apollo 11 mission, the first to touch down on the Moon.
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She did a full dress rehearsal on Sunday at a hotel near her Chappaqua, New York, home, taking an afternoon study break to celebrate her granddaughter Charlotte's 20163nd birthday at a kiddie party in Manhattan.
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And sometimes, when the bride or groom says, "I do," I utter the same words ever so softly, a dress rehearsal for the words and sentiments I hope one day someone will say to me.
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Glenn Kenny, who writes about film for the Times, and Seth Colter Walls, who covers music, attended the final dress rehearsal to discuss how opera and movies intersect within the work, which runs through Nov.
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"Say Goodbye to Daisy Miller" (season 28, episode 21) Season five begins and ends with Rory and Lorelai at loggerheads, but this fight is just a dress rehearsal for the one that ends the season.
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It was dress rehearsal for "SpongeBob SquarePants: The Broadway Musical" and the outlandishly costumed cast was preparing the finale, getting ready to make music on instruments including a trombone, guitars, ukuleles and marching tenor drums.
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"Our first introduction to him was when we were at the dress rehearsal and half-naked changing into our bikinis," Tasha Dixon, who competed in the Miss USA pageant in 20203, told CBS Los Angeles.
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Sometimes there are different investing tiers, and those who give more can get perks like having their names printed above the show's title on posters and Playbills, or getting an invitation to a dress rehearsal.
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"By the end of the week, when we had a dress rehearsal with piano, he had really inhabited the production and the role," said Mr. Eyre, who directed Mr. Alagna in "Carmen" a few years ago.
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Late-night comedy shows hosted by men avoided the topic on Friday, and reports surfaced that Saturday Night Live cut Weinstein references from Weekend Update and a sketch because they weren't playing well in dress rehearsal.
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"DFAST is sort of like a dress rehearsal for the CCAR," said Ernie Patrikis, a partner at the White & Case law firm and a former bank regulatory official at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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The Tony Awards dress rehearsal — normally with few actual stars in attendance — got a shock of A-listers this year, including Tina Fey, Kelli O&aposHara, Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Leguizamo, Tituss Burgess — and Bruce Springsteen.
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During his career at NASA, the former Navy pilot became one of three people to travel to the moon twice, having also been aboard Apollo 10, the so-called "dress rehearsal" for the first moon landing.
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All week the crowds on the beaches of Visakhapatnam, a coastal Indian city, have been thrilled by the dress rehearsal for the Indian navy's great martial show: the International Fleet Review between February 153th and 8th.
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Imagine high school English teachers in the city, with the support of the Met, using this run as a chance to compare Shakespeare's tragedy with Verdi's opera and then taking students to the free dress rehearsal.
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Organisers will also shut the press centre following the ceremony to avoid the gathering of many people in an indoor area and will stage Wednesday's dress rehearsal without the presence of media, the source told Reuters.
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"One of the most beautiful parts of the opera — when I went to the dress rehearsal I was sobbing, I still remember — is the mother's lullaby to Danny, which is at the end," Ms. OuYang recalled.
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" He added: "I am happy that, at the age of 78, I was able to sing the wonderful title role in the dress rehearsal of 'Macbeth,' which I consider my last performance on the Met stage.
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The dress rehearsal was a howling success, but the next day our director told us that some audience members had objected and that she was discarding the blackface and toning down the parody of black people.
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The newly single pop star, 25, shared a since-deleted selfie on Instagram Tuesday after sources tell PEOPLE she missed the final dress rehearsal for Wicked's 15th-anniversary special, which will air on NBC later this month.
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At a Council on Foreign Relations event last month, FBI director Christopher Wray said that the 2018 midterm elections were simply a "dress rehearsal for the big show" of the 2020 presidential elections when it comes security.
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"Although they were originally meant to choose the candidates that would run for the elections, since no president-vice president ticket is facing internal competition it's more like a 'dress rehearsal' for the October elections," Selman said.
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During this dress rehearsal for the Moon landing, astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan spent some time in a lunar module, nicknamed Snoopy, as fellow astronaut John Young waited in the command module, appropriately dubbed Charlie Brown.
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ROME (Reuters) - A regional ballot in Sicily this weekend will serve as a dress rehearsal for a forthcoming general election, with the political dynamics on the Mediterranean island matching those being played out on the national stage.
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And in the days leading up to her tour kickoff in May, the entertainer visited a young fan recovering from severe burns in the hospital and also invited foster children from Arizona to her final dress rehearsal.
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Martin, Butler overwhelm Western Illinois With Big East play just around the corner, Butler enjoyed its final dress rehearsal with a 107-46 non-conference victory over Western Illinois on Thursday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
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Sunday night's performance of Rent on Fox was forced to go with pre-taped footage for a majority of the show, following star Brennin Hunt (Roger) sustaining a broken foot toward the end of yesterday's dress rehearsal.
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"Our first introduction to him was when we were at the dress rehearsal and half naked changing into our bikinis," Tasha Dixon, who competed in the Miss USA pageant in 2001, told CBS Los Angeles last year.
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On "Saturday Night Live," she smashed into closet doors and walls, bruised her ribs during a dress rehearsal of a "Judy Miller Show" sketch, and then insisted on doing the sketch immediately after, live on the air.
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I attended a dress rehearsal of an adaptation of Euripides' "The Bacchae" and was surprised not just by the exquisite quality of the performance, but also by how clearly critical the production was of the Castro regime.
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In late July, the CIA team conducted a "dress rehearsal … which choreographed moving Abu Zubaydah (Subject) in and out of the large and small confinement boxes, as well as use of the water board," Haspel notified Washington.
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Vladimir G. Urin, general director of the Bolshoi, told a packed news conference here on Monday that the management, after watching a final dress rehearsal last week, felt that the choreography, by Yuri Possokhov, still needed work.
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Sam GoldCreditCreditChristopher Anderson for The New York Times One evening in early February, an eager crowd attended a public dress rehearsal of Sam Gold's new Broadway production of "The Glass Menagerie," which will open on March 22.
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Davidson claimed that Grande decided to release "Thank U, Next" just minutes before an episode of SNL aired because it had gotten back to Grande's team that Davidson had made a comment about her during the dress rehearsal.
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ENTERING TO Bruce Springsteen's "We Take Care of Our Own", as his friend Barack Obama used to, Joe Biden performed a dress rehearsal for his long-awaited entry to the Democratic primary in Washington, DC, earlier this month.
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Schenkkan wrote the play this past October, while then presidential candidate Trump was "making extraordinarily naked racist and nativist appeals based around illegal immigration, immigrants in general, and border security," he told me during a recent dress rehearsal.
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On Thursday, the bureau will announce the trade-off it has chosen for data publications from the 2018 End-to-End Census Test it conducted in Rhode Island, the only dress rehearsal before the actual census in 22010.
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Given that the only major difference in the experience was that one of the cast members was in a wheelchair, it seems completely inexplicable — not to mention ableist — to have decided to air a taped dress rehearsal instead.
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BAML called the early-November equity wobble a "dress rehearsal", and indeed, some investors suggested 2018 could prove a "bumpy" one if central banks in the United States and Europe end up sucking more liquidity from markets than expected.
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If the half-marathon "dress rehearsal" run from March is any indication, the runners—Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge of Kenya, half-marathon world record holder Zersenay Tedese, and two-time Boston marathon winner Lelisa Desisa—will have some help.
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I was fascinated by makeup and hair and a person transforming themselves into a character and then getting up on stage, and how a show would change from a run-through to a dress rehearsal to a final performance.
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SNL cast member Aidy Bryant revealed on Monday's episode of Watch What Happens Live the star brought up his reality star wife during the "good nights" segment (in which the whole cast and guest stars gather) in dress rehearsal.
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The first dress rehearsal for this battle was the 22018 midterm elections, when the Justice Democrats put its muscle behind nearly 22018 Sanders-like insurgent candidates to target House seats, many of them held by less liberal Democratic incumbents.
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We follow Anthony Roth Costanzo, who plays Akhnaten, through the various phases of rehearsal, from working with his vocal coach in a Manhattan apartment to taking the stage for a dress rehearsal in a costume covered in doll heads.
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"My knees are my money-makers, so I really don't want to lose one," pro dancer Sharna Burgess told PEOPLE after Monday's Dancing with the Stars, where she wore a knee brace after falling in dress rehearsal earlier in the day.
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Saturday Night Live was roundly criticized last week for pulling punches on the Harvey Weinstein sexual abuse scandal that has rocked Hollywood, allegedly cutting jokes regarding the producer during dress rehearsal because they "fell flat," according to the New York Times.
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But Mr Blair, the former Pacific forces chief (who also served as President Barack Obama's director of national intelligence), describes Mr Trump's refusal to exempt Japan from his tariffs on steel and aluminium as "a dress rehearsal" for things to come.
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After the first commercial break of the broadcast of Jonathan Larson's Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning show, producers revealed that because star Brennin Hunt had broken his foot during Saturday's dress rehearsal, they would air prerecorded portions of the program instead.
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But since, unusually, all Argentines over the age of 16 are legally obliged to vote, it was in effect a full dress rehearsal for the real election, the first round of which will be held at the end of October.
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"Our first introduction to him is when we were at the dress rehearsal, half-naked and changing into our bikinis, to have the owner come waltzing in when we're naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position," Dixon said.
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During her last dress rehearsal, she welcomed her "littlest fans" — foster children from Arizona — to the University of Phoenix Stadium for an intimate concert and pizza party shortly after visiting a little girl recovering from severe burns in the hospital.
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The Swiss, using the game as a dress rehearsal for their World Cup group stage match against Central American side Costa Rica, scored four times in a 17-minute first half period before adding two more in the second half.
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This doesn't mean the North Korea crisis is over — US-South Korea military exercises, scheduled to begin August 21, have the potential to reignite the conflict, as North Korea sees them as little more than a dress rehearsal for an invasion.
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"I think my most favorite part of the weekend is as dress rehearsal starts and I'll usually position myself on the stage just to watch all the artists go out on the stage for the very first time," Derke says.
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In many ways it was a dress rehearsal for this week's event, particularly given the end result: a declaration to commit to denuclearization without an actionable time frame, and an end to the Korean War, which cannot happen without US involvement.
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Singers rehearsed onstage, scene painters touched up backdrops and performers offstage squeezed into corsets and uniforms for a dress rehearsal of "The Yeomen of the Guard" inside a 19833-seat theater under a church on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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Sterling Hyltin, who premiered the role of Juliet in 2007 and will be in the opening night cast this week, said that it had been tough at her dress rehearsal last week not to be able to confer with Mr. Martins.
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So it was a bit surprising one afternoon earlier this month to find him leaning back almost easefully in a chair onstage at the Circle in the Square, a few hours before the first dress rehearsal for his Broadway debut.
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DÜSSELDORF, Germany — The party of Chancellor Angela Merkel scored an upset victory on Sunday in elections in Germany's most populous state that were seen as a dress rehearsal for national parliamentary elections in September, when she will seek a fourth term.
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His name was picked in the Success lottery, but his mother subsequently violated the parental rules: She failed to bring him to a required dress rehearsal to meet his teacher and learn classroom routines; nor did she call to explain why.
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So in addition to a funding increase, the Census Bureau must be exempt from the federal hiring freeze to start hiring workers soon for the 2018 End-to-End Census Test, which serves as a "dress rehearsal" for the 2020 Census.
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On the morning of the final dress rehearsal this week, Mr. Lepage discussed the production, his attempts to create hypnotic works of theater, and the lessons of his ambitious "Ring," whose 90,000-pound set of rotating planks did not always work.
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Velvet brocade jackets, flouncy chemises and monks' robes with rope belts also were lined up on a rack outside the workshop for last-minute fixes for the revival of the ballet "Romeo and Juliet," whose dress rehearsal was that day.
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"Today was a dress rehearsal for the kind of rally we can get if the Fed does the right thing tomorrow and repudiates the idea that we need a series of rate hikes in 21, not just one more tomorrow," Cramer said Tuesday.
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"Today was a dress rehearsal for the kind of rally we can get if the Fed does the right thing tomorrow and repudiates the idea that we need a series of rate hikes in 2019, not just one more tomorrow," Cramer said Tuesday.
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I was really inspired by the dress rehearsal, I didn't want to take her out of the element of the show by making her too girly or too minimal or sleek, I wanted her to look like a college girl on campus.
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In June and July the newly opened stadium hosted several matches of the Confederations Cup, a second-tier tournament, meant to serve as a dress rehearsal for Russia's hosting of the FIFA World Cup next year (and, unavoidably, won by Germany's B team).
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Because Germany, Italy and the Soviet Union all intervened, and because it proved to be a dress rehearsal for the second world war, the civil war was often portrayed as a purely anti-fascist or purely anti-communist struggle between good and bad.
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Germany have rested their more seasoned players for the two-week tournament in Russia that serves as a dress rehearsal for the 2018 World Cup, with coach Joachim Loew bringing several newcomers into a squad with an average age of just over 24.
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Due to budget restraints, the bureau was forced cancel a series of planned field tests in 2017 and dramatically reduce the scope of its "dress rehearsal" test in 2018, which was supposed to replicate the full census in a few key geographic areas.
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The Nashville actor was supposed to be playing Roger in Fox's live production of Jonathan Larson's Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Rent, but had to take a portion of the show off after hurting himself during a Saturday evening dress rehearsal.
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The door closed with the weight of a small car Ford had thought the door was not live as he walked underneath it during a dress rehearsal, prosecutor Andrew Marshall told the court, as it had not been activated during earlier rehearsals.
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The Cavs' series against Boston may not be particularly competitive, but it will be a final dress rehearsal for a team that entered the playoffs with major defensive issues and still appears to be in the process of flipping on its postseason switch.
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Organizers held a dress rehearsal for the opening ceremony for some 16,000 spectators and volunteers over the weekend but were caught off guard by the flow of some 43,000 spectators and participants, a record crowd at Carrara, for the real thing on Wednesday.
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When I heard that split second of radiance deftly transformed into to a pained, foreboding cry for blood at a dress rehearsal a few days before "Elektra" opened on Thursday at the Metropolitan Opera, it felt a little like hearing the future.
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" 1996 "On the day the Pulitzers were announced, 'Rent' was in rehearsals on Broadway, and we walked over to the Nederlander and told the cast that Jonathan Larson, who had died the night of the last dress rehearsal Off Broadway, had just won.
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General Moore likened Ia Drang to the Spanish Civil War before World War II: a dress rehearsal for the tactics that both sides would employ for the rest of the war and a harbinger of a prolonged stalemate in seesaw battles over territory.
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Given its history, the space is a common beginning or end point for demonstrations; on a recent Saturday, it was where Gilets Jaunes ("Yellow Vests") protests converged, leading to the cancellation of a public dress rehearsal of "Rusalka" at the opera house.
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North Korea launched a pair of short-range ballistic missiles into the sea on Thursday, defying UN Security Council resolutions and threatening South Korea for hosting joint military drills with the United States, which Pyongyang believes are a dress rehearsal for an invasion.
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But Williams could not really afford to dilly-dally around court too long on Saturday considering this match was just a dress rehearsal for a more pressing engagement later in the day — to partner Britain's most famous tennis son Andy Murray in the mixed doubles.
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" NBC bemoaned the lack of "pizzaz" (a word that should be forcibly excised from the English language), with Jonathan Allen claiming that the hearings "felt more like the dress rehearsal for a serious one-act play than the opening night of a hit Broadway musical.
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Viewers complained that the singing was off-key and the performances seemed phoned-in, like the actors were saving their energy for the real deal—which, honestly, makes a lot of sense, because they didn't think the dress rehearsal would be the real deal.
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But as he blitzed through New Hampshire on Saturday in a whirlwind of selfies and soaring rhetoric about Americans finding "common purpose," the 49-year-old Democrat sounded less like a candidate in a tentative early audition than one finishing off a dress rehearsal.
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Stars of stage and screen, including reality TV celebrity Kim Kardashian and her rapper husband Kanye West, converged on Rome on Sunday for a gala dress rehearsal of Giuseppe Verdi's "La Traviata", which tells the tragic story of a self-sacrificing courtesan in 19th-century Paris.
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The stock market's early-day rally on Tuesday was a "dress rehearsal" for what could happen if the Federal Reserve says Wednesday that it will take a "wait-and-see" approach on its interest rate policy, CNBC's Jim Cramer said as stocks reversed into the close.
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In another last-minute Grammy no-show, hip-hop artist Lauryn Hill inexplicably failed to appear for a planned, but unannounced, duet with R&B star The Weeknd despite a dress rehearsal with him earlier in the day, said Neil Portnow, president of the Recording Academy.
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Morgan revealed that in between the dress rehearsal and the live airing of his hosting gig at his old stomping grounds, he began to feel as though the audience was feeling sorry for him because of his accident, and he sought advice from show creator Lorne Michaels.
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The gorgeous aria "Song to the Moon" ("Měsíčku na nebi hlubokém") is a good example of how one could imagine Dvořák's lyrical style in a Spielberg flick: Kristine Opolais sings the title character's "Song to the Moon" from Act I of Rusalka at the final dress rehearsal.
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Tuesday's first round play was supposed to be a dress rehearsal for Wednesday's official opening, which will see Serena Williams, who is a part-owner in the Dolphins, Roger Federer and world number ones Novak Djokovic and Naomi Osaka taking part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Missile attacks on Syria may have been a dress rehearsal for what could come if the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem proves to be the start of a new cycle of Israeli–Palestinian conflict, leading Latin America to distance itself from U.S. military force.
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" While these may be a form of meta-commentary on the bittersweet passage of time, sometimes they seem more like an admonition: Stop rewriting those nut grafs and get out of the house; life (as he also has often told me) "is not a dress rehearsal.
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During a dress rehearsal, as I sped up on the ancient, too-tall 1960's-era bike, my front wheel hit a thick sound cable that hadn't been there during a prior run-through; I went over the handlebars and spent the evening in the emergency room.
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Emerging markets had something of a dress rehearsal for this in 2013 when then Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted that Fed bond-buying would soon slow, comments that triggered a "taper tantrum" of volatility and prompted policymakers in India, Indonesia and elsewhere to defend their currencies with higher rates.
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But North Korea "indefinitely" called off future talks with the South and threatened to cancel a scheduled summit in Singapore with President Donald Trump in response to a routine series of U.S.-South Korea military drills, which the North has repeatedly condemned as a "dress rehearsal" for invasion.
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"The recent pullback is a 'dress rehearsal' not the Big One," BAML told clients, noting the fall had been preceded by "insane gains" which had pushed for instance the value of U.S. tech firms and their U.S.-listed Chinese peers past the entire market capitalization of Germany's DAX index.
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Hence, on July 1, I turn up at an old converted warehouse in the London docklands wearing a politician's suit and tie, determined to be part of the experiment—and then to tell the story of this bizarre, globally distributed dress rehearsal for the end of the world.
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"I know you're supposed to be so rough and tough, but I love this side of you and I heard a rumor that maybe around our dress rehearsal you were saying you hadn't felt this handsome since your prom?" co-host Erin Andrews asked Mr. T. "Yeah," he shyly responded.
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The Americans then blew a chance to represent the region at the 2017 Confederations Cup in Russia, an important dress rehearsal for the World Cup in that country a year later, when they lost to Mexico in a one-game playoff in October at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.
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A lot of work went into the swastika graffiti operation: months of logistical planning, a dress rehearsal in a Soviet village, the recruiting and training and financing of just the right East German operatives who would then wend their way into established West German neo-Nazi groups and carry out their mission.
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"If Dr. Joyce Brothers is the grande dame of all psychologists represented in the media, with her syndicated newspaper column and her jokey walk-ons in sitcoms and movies, then Dr. Grant ("Life is not a dress rehearsal") is the true mother of all radio shrinks," The New York Times said in 1999.
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But there is a definite structure to the proceedings, and on Tuesday night, wrapped in a silky robe and with lacy black kitten ears on her head, Ms. Oh welcomed an invited crowd to a kind of dress rehearsal: a practice run with the same sleepover option that regular guests will get.
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It took me a second to figure out why Kavanaugh sounded so familiar: It was because Fox News — the 24-hour news network I watch more than any other, both because I'm writing something about it and because I find it endlessly fascinating — is a constant dress rehearsal of tomorrow's talking points today.
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The word conjures the nightmare of an adolescent dress rehearsal for a marriage proposal — one of those disquieting, viral-baiting marriage proposals where (typically) guys arrange some dastardly stunt (simulated plane crash, surprise "Today" show appearance) in a bid to shock and awe their (typically) female targets into signing over their lives on the spot.
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Goupil and Recanati considered the events of May a "dress rehearsal" for a worker-led revolution and continued to plan direct political actions (such as vandalizing foreign embassies), but, in 1969, Goupil, fed up with full-time political organizing, got a job in the movie business (and planned to make a film about the revolt).
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The mission for the four men and four women was to inhabit this Earth simulator, for two locked-in years, to test the feasibility of colonizing Mars with similar systems — as a dress rehearsal, that is, for a Noah's Ark-like scheme to reseed the planet's flora and fauna, including humans, in outer space.
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My inbox is, as I write this, filling up with requests to come to the dress rehearsal; in London, where "Marnie" had its premiere last year, it seems like a blood sport to go to the dress rather than to a show, and then make subdued but icy declarations of the opera's wretchedness to anybody who will listen.
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Her answers to questions about pursuing a passion, quitting a job, letting go of a toxic relationship, and struggling with body image tend toward the philosophical and can often be pared down to following your heart, letting go of things that don't serve you, and remembering that life is not a dress rehearsal, so you better make this round count.
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As part of the Apollo 10 mission in the spring of 1969, Cernan and Tom Stafford piloted the lunar module, testing its controls and thrusters, to within eight nautical miles of the moon's surface in a "dress rehearsal" for NASA's next mission, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin would take the lunar module all the way down to the moon.
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" (Later scholarship about the incident suggested that the broadcast provoked far less fear among the public than has been popularly portrayed.) In a 2010 profile in The New York Times, Mr. Herz was quoted as saying: "I had done Orson's part in the dress rehearsal, and after I did it, I thought to myself, 'Nobody's going to believe this in a million years.
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I was able to attend a dress rehearsal, and I can report that the modern-dress production by Krzysztof Warlikowski — with a set of segmented public and private rooms spanning the vast length of the stage of the Felsenreitschule — and the searing performance Kent Nagano drew from the Vienna Philharmonic and an inspired cast made a compelling case for this seldom-produced work.
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They last collaborated on " La La Land " (2016), in which Gosling and Emma Stone danced on air in a planetarium, up among the stars—evidently a dress rehearsal for the new film, although viewers hoping that Neil Armstrong (Gosling) and Buzz Aldrin (Corey Stoll) will waltz across the Sea of Tranquillity in each other's arms, rather than setting off on little solo hops, should prepare for disappointment.
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Photos from the dress rehearsal, which is the first coordinated end-to-end practice run involving the full NASA and SpaceX mission teams working in concert, saw NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken don SpaceX's fancy new crew suits and mimic a situation where they needed to be removed from the returned Crew Dragon spacecraft and taken to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station from the GO Searcher by helicopter.
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On the Tuesday of Simon's first performance, Ms. DesRoche brought him early to the theater to meet the cast; onstage, as most of the cast sat around the perimeter talking to acclimate him to the scene, Mr. Lea held a sort of dress rehearsal, using treats to lure the dog as he chased him around the stage, or lying on the floor and letting the dog crawl over his body.
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