"It's not like one of those extravaganza [shows]," she explains.
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MORRISTOWN Valentine's Day Extravaganza, performance by Folk Project members. Feb.
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And that's a wrap for this week's gadgets podcast extravaganza!
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Our favorite psychedelic extravaganza is going down this weekend, Oct.
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The extravaganza will draw ships from more than 50 countries.
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Tomorrow night in LA, however, is no ordinary XCX extravaganza.
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Think about the extravaganza that is the Berkshire Hathaway meeting.
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You should not leave before you experience the whole extravaganza.
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Both siblings have since lost interest in the shopping extravaganza.
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Naturally, the character names in this steampunk extravaganza are something.
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"Mama's New Year's Extravaganza!" offers an alternative posse of performers.
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THE National Health Service's 21948th birthday is turning into an extravaganza.
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But it's unclear exactly why Markle sat out Chopra's wedding extravaganza.
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She even entered the extravaganza dressed as a living Barbie doll.
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It has been celebrity engagement extravaganza over the past two weeks.
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Otherwise, you'll spend the the sales extravaganza stuck on the waitlist.
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The visit itself will be an extravaganza of protests and pomp.
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That's a guaranteed closed-loop marketing extravaganza for niche soft goods.
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Meet the brilliant mind behind the "Third Wheel Extravaganza" Instagram page.
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But if the downturn persists, the investment extravaganza will be over.
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Pre-Jenner birthday extravaganza, the yacht had a surprisingly dramatic history.
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A photographer's look behind the shiny facade of an art extravaganza.
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We convert the NRG parking lots to an all day extravaganza.
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"A raucous extravaganza of assassins and lunatics," Charles Finch said here.
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Plus, there is a lot of backlash to the shopping extravaganza.
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Well, this already-legendary Oscars extravaganza will also go down in history.
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At a minimum, we recommend checking out the "Mystery Sound Extravaganza" episodes.
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Even in the 18th century, The Magic Flute was a phantasmagoric extravaganza.
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The Countess is kicking off her three-day wedding extravaganza in style!
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Lee, and Yiying Lu are the creative minds behind the emoji extravaganza.
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But that's okay, because muggles are welcome at this four-day extravaganza.
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The sophomore week of Ulta Beauty's 21 Days Of Beauty annual extravaganza.
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The week-long gadget extravaganza always proves to be a complete circus.
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The 48-hour Amazon Prime Day extravaganza ends at 2:59 a.m.
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The four-day extravaganza will include the Patrons' Lunch on June 12.
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The fourth-annual shopping extravaganza kicked off on Monday at 216 p.m.
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But then you're looking at a messy, labor-intensive, and fattening extravaganza.
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A glitzy 47-day extravaganza, the IPL is Indian cricket's marquee event.
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The nostalgia extravaganza will kick off with a throwback to Kim Possible.
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And the MLK Gospel Extravaganza is free and open to the public.
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Scroll down for more tweets and memes from the fast food extravaganza.
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Kourtney Kardashian hosted the annual Kardashian-Jenner Christmas Eve extravaganza on Tuesday.
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The storied houses of Mugler, Balenciaga, Ebony, Mizrahi and Extravaganza are expected.
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We&aposre going to two days in a row a two-day extravaganza.
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We have canapés, a three course meal, and a full on dessert extravaganza.
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" He added: "This combination of festival, party, nighttime, art, extravaganza, goes together well.
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Of course, that could certainly change by Nigeria's 2017 Black Friday online extravaganza.
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Chestnut, 32, went into the 10-minute speed-eating extravaganza looking for redemption.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and friends kick off a car-sized Broadway extravaganza. 6.
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We can't wait to see how Seacrest handles Live's epic holiday extravaganza. 3.
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The annual sales extravaganza begins this Monday and will run for 240 hours.
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It's all part of a two-day extravaganza starting today in San Francisco.
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The first set was tennis's version of slam-dunk contest, a showboating extravaganza.
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"Doo Wop Extravaganza," the Duprees, Shirley Alston Reeves, the Belmonts and more. Sept.
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NYC, a brass band extravaganza that has been traveling the boroughs since Tuesday.
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In a queasy year for retail, the department-store holiday extravaganza gleams on.
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They had each snagged a ticket to the second annual Unicorn Spit Extravaganza.
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Van Dosselaer describes it as "a quest extravaganza" where you can't get bored.
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At Mariah Carey's annual holiday extravaganza, Christmas is treated as a collective hallucination.
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Awesome Games Done Quick is back again for a video game speedrunning extravaganza.
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Michael Jackson's 1993 performance essentially birthed the halftime extravaganza as we know it.
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Every time there has been one it's been a huge media extravaganza for Jann.
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"And often the best way to do that is within a giant superhero extravaganza."
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This Monday, November 19843, AMC will begin its three-night Little Drummer Girl extravaganza.
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Update: We have photos of the Christmas in the Wizarding World extravaganza in Utah!
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Good day, and welcome to another edition of The Monitor, WIRED's pop culture extravaganza!
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Below are all the pics to get inspired for your own spring-cleaning extravaganza.
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The six-day extravaganza will see almost 160 new collections and 64 catwalk shows.
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Thank you so much for being part of this huge High School Musical extravaganza.
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You can celebrate the occasion at a Tap Extravaganza in Midtown Manhattan this weekend.
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His fairly awful drama was the frame on which the producers built their extravaganza.
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SURFACING Meet the people who gather for the extravaganza known as the Bronner Bros.
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There are more than 22 exhibitions and presentations taking place in this year's extravaganza.
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The four race extravaganza at Sha Tin Racecourse on Sunday has a rich history.
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The company held its fall extravaganza today and announced all kinds of new things.
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"But I definitely think the whole trend took off after my toast extravaganza." cooking
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Last year, Old Homestead's Thanksgiving extravaganza was $150,000 and in 2017, it was $76,000.
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But more enduring and less expensive was FDR's brief inaugural address before that military extravaganza.
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Spectators are expected to start assembling in early afternoon for the made-for-TV extravaganza.
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Luckily, we're bringing you along for the butter-soaked extravaganza, in virtual reality no less.
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I've never seen the extravaganza of clothing and such fabrications with such strong African heritage.
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Incensed feminists called for an end to the annual televised extravaganza in an online petition.
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If The Americans had suddenly turned into a pulp extravaganza, it would have felt cheap.
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And that's just one part of the three-hour extravaganza airing May 25 on NBC.
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Episode 6 How can Hill House follow up that time-traveling extravaganza of an episode?
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White used the profits to develop EWF's live show into a lavish, effects-filled extravaganza.
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Paris is up against Los Angeles for the right to stage the 2024 sports extravaganza.
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Crystal's show was dethroned in 2002 by Whoopi Goldberg's four-hour-and-20-minute extravaganza.
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Now the lines have blurred and it's turned into a massive post-Thanksgiving consumer extravaganza.
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The weekend-long extravaganza comes complete with obscure world record: The world's largest strawberry shortcake.
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Sadly, no one is buying tickets to this regretful extravaganza — at least according to Twitter.
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If so, you are the target audience for "Thirteen-Man Pitching Staffs," MLB's newest extravaganza.
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A three-day gourmet extravaganza at three of the world's best restaurants in three days.
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Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer also hosted a Halloween extravaganza in Palo Alto's Professorville district.
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They are barely mentioned in the current electoral extravaganza and the voluminous commentary about it.
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You've got "Lady Bird" in one corner, the last "X-Men" extravaganza in the other.
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With regard to Lang's extravaganza, "great praise or great damnation would count little," one wrote.
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"Seven Worlds, One Planet," above, is the latest nature documentary extravaganza, this time from BBC.
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US companies aren't the only ones to tap American celebrities to promote the shopping extravaganza.
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Catie Lazarus hosts a "holiday-office-party extravaganza" for her final show of the year.
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The S.D.N.Y. investigation seems to be zeroing in on the $107 million Trump inauguration extravaganza.
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Set for June in Los Angeles, the extravaganza will feature bogus ideas like crystal therapy.
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M.I.A. managed to upstage an entire queenly Madonna extravaganza with one raised middle finger in 2012.
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Trump's Asian extravaganza gave us the opportunity to view the 2020 choices from an international perspective.
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The extravaganza known as StormiWorld – based on Scott's album and tour AstroWorld – went down Saturday night.
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And what was the sitdown with Kim Jong-un if not a made-for-television extravaganza?
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It's also a festival-level extravaganza with all the Buffett-branded swag for investors to snag.
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You know, the dominance that would eventually beget Shondaland's full #TGIT social media-pop culture extravaganza.
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In the often idealistic world of virtual reality, Ethan Shaftel's Extravaganza has a uniquely pointed viciousness.
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This annual online shopping extravaganza is the most anticipated event of the year for Chinese shoppers.
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Though, the launch wasn't so much of a test as it was an online space extravaganza.
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California's Democratic governor, Jerry Brown, is planning a similar, larger extravaganza in September in San Francisco.
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The results won't disappoint, as long as you aren't hoping for a Fourth of July extravaganza.
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Continuing the announcement extravaganza, Israel Secondary Fund launched a $100 million slush fund in early February.
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Do you recall how his son made a thinly veiled dig at the singer's Bowie extravaganza?
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News reports that the musical extravaganza has a slew of throwbacks to the Disney classic Aladdin.
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Perhaps festival-goers were confident that Lollapalooza would organise a musical extravaganza in this anniversary year.
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You see, Guinness isn't quite the Irish extravaganza their owner, Diageo, may wish you to imagine.
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The highway workers watching the Party's anniversary-day extravaganza on television cut right through the pretence.
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JON CARAMANICA The video clip for Grimes's "California" isn't just her latest self-directed costume extravaganza.
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PLAINSBORO A Concerto Extravaganza, featuring the 2512 Young Artists Concerto Competition winners performing with full orchestra.
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We ended our extravaganza at Capers Cafe Le Bar, where we both ordered entrees and wine.
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Meanwhile in China, a massive 24-hour shopping extravaganza known as Singles Day has just begun.
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Alibaba's Singles Day is a massive, 24-hour shopping extravaganza unlike anything else in the world.
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The Democratic gathering was a polished extravaganza; Mr Trump's was a two-bit shambles by comparison.
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The exhibition, "The Velvet Underground: New York Extravaganza," which opened March 30 and runs until Aug.
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My own political opinions aside, I would not miss the Yuge Trump Convention Extravaganza for anything.
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Taking a second run at the splashy theme-show extravaganza, the Met Breuer has greater success.
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And other trips down memory lane at Donatella Versace's pre-fall collection extravaganza in New York.
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On Friday, Jenner, 22, shared an Instagram montage video of her birthday extravaganza in Capri, Italy.
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Britons' affection for their NHS was dramatically enacted in Danny Boyle's 2012 Olympic opening ceremony extravaganza.
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Then join us today for our first-ever (and possibly last) TechCrunch -Equity Livestream-Hangout Extravaganza.
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Finally, Singapore is an Asian media center, wired to play host to a worldwide television extravaganza.
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Might a song-and-dance extravaganza be yet another method of bringing closure to Austen's novel?
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They'll be out in force for this extravaganza, more of a participatory pageant than a parade.
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It was Bibliogamers 2.0, a seven-day gaming extravaganza drawing over 200 attendees from throughout Lisbon.
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All in all, it was a three-hour extravaganza of catwalk shows, performances, music and installations.
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Another would-be franchise extravaganza, "Cowboys & Aliens," also failed to interest anyone in seeing a sequel.
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But, like almost everything that Trump touches, the 81-minute extravaganza turned into the Trump Show.
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The extravaganza means lots of free PR and huge transaction volumes for $480 billion behemoth Alibaba.
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M. wakes up and mercifully makes me coffee and a frozen waffle from the Costco extravaganza.
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This annual extravaganza stakes out territory uptown and downtown, showcasing traditional and new approaches to flamenco.
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The dome features a changing flower display; currently, its Orchard Extravaganza is happening until Aug. 22.
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The extravaganza is held the first Monday in May annuals to raise money for the Costume Institute.
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Image: Kristen V. BrownBrute force, it turned out, was at the heart of Traywick's on-stage extravaganza.
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It's not just a sequence of action sequences or visual effects extravaganza – you're invested in the characters.
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Otherwise you'll be able to see the fireworks from my 40th birthday extravaganza from space, just sayin.
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But nothing can prepare you for the opulence and utter eleganza extravaganza of 'Peepy' and 'Mother Lee.
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Regardless, she jammed a lot of high-fashion looks into the star-studded, three-day wedding extravaganza.
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He and his partner David Shiner are remounting their 2013 hit, a slapstick extravaganza with occasional headgear.
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And the over-the-top nature of the 1980s is seen quite clearly in that decade's extravaganza.
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He also has the emotional depth necessary to be a compelling lead in a televised dating extravaganza.
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He and his partner David Shiner are remounting their 25279 hit, a slapstick extravaganza with occasional headgear.
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So much so that the venture capital funding extravaganza in e-scooters defined Silicon Valley in 0003.
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Another musical extravaganza she pushed forward, the Chicago Gospel Music Festival, held its 30th program last spring.
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This is the reason HBO's sci-fi robot extravaganza is the perfect inspiration for your Halloween costume.
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Even as I walked around the outdoor extravaganza called Google I/O, the Bluetooth connection was solid.
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The extravaganza means lots of free PR and huge transaction volumes for Alibaba, his $480 billion behemoth.
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George Miller's apocalyptic car chase extravaganza has, er... inspired a Chinese film due out later this month.
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NYC, a weeklong brass band extravaganza featuring hundreds of performers, continues in Manhattan and on Staten Island.
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The Warped Tour, the traveling punk-rock extravaganza, begins its final full cross-country run, in California.
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This year's extravaganza ran from April to July in Athens and from June to September in Kassel.
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Throwing an entertainment extravaganza in Miami, the unofficial US capital of Latin America, is a solid start.
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Anthony Anderson hosts the extravaganza of talent, courage and glamour on screen, in song and in print.
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This whole thing about extravaganza has been pinned to me, that I do spectacles, and I don't.
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But before the Super Tuesday extravaganza next week, all eyes will be on South Carolina this week.
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The 21599-year-old phenom will deliver her "New Year's Eve Extravaganza!" at 215800 and 11 p.m.
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As per usual, the core focus of the weekend-long extravaganza is visiting artists in their workspaces.
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The calamitous Fyre Festival was initially billed as a luxury package music extravaganza in the Bahamas: Yachts!
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Milan's fashion extravaganza, with Italy's biggest names showcasing their spring-summer collections for 2019, will run until Monday.
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TJ's has a whole line of their pound plus bars, ranging from milk chocolate to pound plus extravaganza.
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She has the chance to test herself against both of them at the Manchester Six Day extravaganza sixday.
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You can pre-book your ticket for the London dates here, and reserve the Liverpool Valentine's extravaganza here.
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The 2016 Nuclear Security Summit (NSS) was an international politics extravaganza involving leaders from more than 50 countries.
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How will it compare to Danny Boyle's London show in 2012 or Beijing's over-the-top 2008 extravaganza?
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If you're watching from radar, however, the show suddenly becomes an extravaganza which can dwarf much larger showers.
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We're a year into the Edge extravaganza and I'm still not seeing the point of the Edge application.
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A record number of Prime members in the United States shopped during the extravaganza, according to Amazon (AMZN).
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It looks like Times Square is well on its way to becoming a neon and fast food extravaganza.
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The only one missing from Adele and Stone's Spice Girls extravaganza was their mutual best friend, Jennifer Lawrence.
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Swift premiered the highly-anticipated music video for "Out of the Woods" – and it was a wilderness extravaganza.
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From the face masks to the food, getting ready for the award show is an all day extravaganza.
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Former members of Abba, Sweden's foremost pop troubadours, based "Kristina fran Duvemala", a symphonic extravaganza, on his novels.
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At Monday's annual shareholder extravaganza, the tycoon announced more telecoms plans and ideas to shake up retail too.
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Drew Scott and Linda Phan's choreographed first dance extravaganza didn't go exactly as planned on their wedding day.
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Cam Newton is hosting 800 underprivileged kids (and their families!) for a massive Turkey Day extravaganza in Charlotte.
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Standing in stark contrast to the visual extravaganza at O.J.'s house is Nicole Brown Simpson's empty home.
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Art Review Spring/Break doesn't feel like a fair so much as a crowded, exhilarating, madcap art extravaganza.
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Or simply a zone- and scale-transgressing extravaganza that should never have been erected in the first place?
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The Museum of Modern Art's Queens branch is celebrating spring with this free six-hour avant-garde extravaganza.
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Three decades later and facing another courtroom extravaganza, there are few indications the now-President's approach has changed.
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After seven hours — a normal length for a Castorf extravaganza — the relief of the curtain call is staggering.
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The traditional ceremony involves friends and family participating in a song and dance extravaganza prior to a wedding.
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LuminoCity, a 16-acre extravaganza, even has its own hero from another universe: Lumi, a magical light bulb.
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One week ahead of Amazon's shopping extravaganza, Kohl's offered discounts on KitchenAid appliances, mattresses, workout clothes and more.
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The tech world descends on Las Vegas this week for CES, the annual product showcase / schmoozefest / marketing extravaganza.
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Mostly, though, it's because of the inordinate amount of screen time surrendered to a tiresome Passion play extravaganza.
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I'm not Great British Bake Off level good, either, though I do watch plenty of that particular television extravaganza.
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To celebrate nearing the end of my birthday freebie extravaganza, I chose a vanilla cupcake covered in actual sprinkles.
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Last year, on November 11th, a shopping extravaganza known as Singles Day, the firm sold $30bn-worth of goods.
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Yes, we have been waiting with bated breath for the latest Avengers Marvel extravaganza to hit the big screen.
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That is until a few of my team members and I participated in a blind vodka taste-testing extravaganza.
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The nighttime extravaganza will combine fireworks, pyrotechnics and special effects to recreate the Star Wars world in the dark.
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Each year, Kris Jenner's Christmas Eve party seems to top every Kardashian wedding or extravaganza that stood before it.
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The internet giant is using the online shopping extravaganza to promote its newly announced cosmetic partnership with Lady Gaga.
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So begins director Jon M. Chu's posh extravaganza, Crazy Rich Asians, a movie of necessary firsts and communal heart.
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While she opted not to vlog during Coachella, she did dedicate a video to getting ready for the extravaganza.
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Full of singing, dancing, rainbows, glitter and plenty of hugs, the extravaganza will have a number of interactive surprises.
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Though Amazon's annual sales extravaganza, Prime Day, isn't until you can already start shopping some Prime Day deals today.
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Amazon said Prime Day, its annual shopping event, hit new highs as early glitches failed to ruin the extravaganza.
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The shopping extravaganza started in China a decade ago but has since been adopted by retailers in Southeast Asia.
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But Ford took the plunge and staged a Tesla-level extravaganza to introduce the newest Mustang to the world.
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Tyler Perry's Easter season extravaganza, "The Passion," is the latest entry in the growing genre of live TV musicals.
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Started in 2014, Sublimotion is a 12-course haute cuisine extravaganza combining food, art, music and virtual reality technology.
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On the other hand, Netflix and Ms. Raggi worked hand in hand to prepare this year's Christmas-tree extravaganza.
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Among them: A history panel with the Smithsonian; a media panel at Fifth Hammer Brewing; and a beer extravaganza.
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The Berkshire Hathaway C.E.O.'s three-day extravaganza — er, shareholders' conference — drew tens of thousands of fans to Omaha.
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Let's hear it for Dara Khosrowshahi, the Uber chief executive, who has dropped out of that now obscene extravaganza.
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"The Hand of Man" is beckoning all families to this annual invention and do-it-yourself extravaganza in Queens.
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The annual extravaganza on Wednesday in Pasadena featured dozens of floats decked out with countless flowers and waving celebrities.
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Jennifer Lopez, Sheryl Crow, Lady Antebellum, Brad Paisley, Charlie Puth and Hailee Steinfeld headline this 29st annual pyrotechnic extravaganza.
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That Eygptian-themed extravaganza was the last Métiers d'Art line designed by Karl Lagerfeld, who died two months later.
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The main selection of Cannes' film showcase opened with a zombie extravaganza, "The Dead Don't Die," on Tuesday night.
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Recently, he also designed almost every aspect of the latest Elrow event, calling the multi-colored extravaganza Kaos Garden.
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His last dispatch was from Japan's Setouchi Islands, where he took in a once-every-three-years art extravaganza.
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It could be a much more intimate affair than the 12-candidate extravaganza at the fourth debate in October.
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The halftime show we now expect — a tightly planned superstar extravaganza beamed worldwide — arrived relatively late in the game's evolution.
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Today starts the extremely anticipated shopping extravaganza and to kick things off – and because they believe fashion should be fun!
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Do you tip more when you pop out for a weekday bagel, or after a Sunday waffle-and-mimosa extravaganza?
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Their wedding, an elaborate two-stage event across two-countries extravaganza was a royal highlight in the summer of 2015.
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Around 0003,000 tickets were sold for Saturday's evening concert, a figure that swelled to 62,000 for Sunday's seven-hour extravaganza.
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Raggi's decision means only Paris, Los Angeles and Budapest are left in the running to stage the 2024 sporting extravaganza.
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In today's 2018 wrap-up extravaganza, I had the pleasure of chatting with Cado about our personal top ten lists.
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Here, according to the best of my abilities, are the winners and losers of the first Democratic mega-debate extravaganza.
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Their evidence is compelling, as this was the only major shark attack film aired during 2007's Shark Week extravaganza.
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Time to mark September 14-16 on your calendar for the startup extravaganza that is TechCrunch's Disrupt San Francisco 163.
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This weekend, the first trailer for the much-anticipated sci-fi extravaganza, A Wrinkle In Time, bewitched Mindy Kaling fans.
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This is DragCon, or more specifically, RuPaul's Dragcon, the multimillion-dollar extravaganza that's the drag industry's answer to comic con.
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Although there has been lots of speculation, Amazon hasn't yet announced the day of its annual shopping extravaganza just yet.
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That premise underlies the Tribeca VR film Extravaganza, which is set inside a retro-futuristic headset that plays animatronic skits.
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Pharrell and his co-performer, Chinese-Canadian singer Kris Wu, were onstage for Alibaba's huge extravaganza celebrating the shopping day.
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It's fun and colorful, a special-effects extravaganza that somehow feels friendlier and homier than most films of its ilk.
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These trends predate this year's cultural extravaganza, but there is no doubt that the festivities have had a huge impact.
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"We'll wait and see," if Harry (who will make a speech at the extravaganza) meets the singer, his spokesman added.
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Google's October 4 gadget extravaganza is quickly approaching, and if the rumors are true, there's plenty to be excited about.
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A holiday extravaganza called Christmas in the Wizarding World is coming our way — possibly to a shopping center near us.
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Kris' Kris-mas Extravaganza While decorating their cookie homes, Kim vents about how Kourtney stole her Christmas decorations last year.
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Julien's Auctions Hosts Two-Day Hollywood Auction Extravaganza 11/17 & 11/18 Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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It was a not-so-subtle signal about what Amazon hopes to accomplish with its annual deals extravaganza this year.
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Their latest release sees relative newcomers Elliott Lion and New Jackson teaming up for a double-headed cosmic disco extravaganza.
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Valentine's Day is just a bunch of corporate consumerist bullsh—how many peanut butter cups in Walmart's Reese's Extravaganza Bouquet?
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When you're attending a giant electronics extravaganza like CES, it's hard to find time to get a good workout in.
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Plus, when Kanye performed, Kim was treated to a front-row view of The Taylor Swift Award Show Dancing Extravaganza.
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The Americana Festival, a six-day extravaganza of seminars, panels, networking and 500 live musical performances in Nashville, begins today.
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South Carolinians will vote in ten days, followed by Nevada's caucuses and then a thirteen-state extravaganza on March 1.
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Amazon. Amazon's annual Prime Day extravaganza has "become a real part of the changing holiday dynamic," according to NPD Group.
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Mr. Milano is grateful for the spotlight that Jay-Z and Beyoncé's video extravaganza has shined on the old masters.
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Officially, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York hosts an extravaganza to raise money for the museum's Costume Institute.
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EDMUND I've been covering upfronts for a decade, and I have to say NBC's extravaganza looked the same as always.
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NOIRE'S EVE 3 Location: Complex Headliners: Franck H-Bomb, Black Eyed, Dark Crystal, Nowhere Girl An NYE dark music extravaganza.
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A gala premiere of "The Dead Don't Die," by the American director Jim Jarmusch, kicked off the 12-day extravaganza.
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Silicon Valley's premier early-stage startup extravaganza focuses on founders, investors and startup experts determined to disrupt and reshape technology.
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Ballie was unveiled by the CEO of Samsung&aposs consumer electronics division, HS Kim, at the annual consumer tech extravaganza.
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" John Turturro's character even spouts a ridiculous homage to physics in the new big-screen extravaganza "Transformers: The Last Knight.
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Alibaba said that it set a record for Singles Day, a Chinese shopping extravaganza that takes place on November 11.
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Dance Festival, the late-spring extravaganza now in its 13th season, is an uninhibited enthusiasm for dance (that exclamation point!).
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When the dust settles from this year's Prime Day extravaganza, you're going to need something to clean up said dust.
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In 24 hours, the global event brand Elrow whisked in and out of Brooklyn with its art and music extravaganza.
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It was a contrast to Grande's extravaganza, which felt casually grand but rote, making the big room seem even bigger.
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Parents "can keep their kids up maybe a little bit later," said, Hartigan, who will catch the lunar extravaganza from Houston.
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"People don't realize how much it costs to go and do the whole Christmas experience, the extravaganza that I do, darling."
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By all accounts, this four-day extravaganza is the closest that Survivor fans can get to competing in the real thing.
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Few companies provide better tea-leaf-reading fun than Apple, especially in the weeks before its annual fall product launch extravaganza.
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Alibaba, China's biggest e-commerce firm, holds a giant online-shopping extravaganza, known as Singles' Day, on November 11th every year.
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But a flight might not even be necessary if Oreo plans on bringing the indulgent chocolate extravaganza over to the States.
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I want to talk through a specific example of a tech keynote being instructive: Amazon's big 80-product extravaganza last week.
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Titled "The Dither Extravaganza!" the marathon centers around sets by the quartet, which has a raucously groovy new album out Nov.
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The day-long shopping extravaganza held at the NYU Law School features new and vintage clothing in sizes large and up.
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The 40th Macy's 4th of July Fireworks, New York City Nearly 3 million people watch the Macy's firework extravaganza each year.
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This week's second Democratic presidential debate will be another two-night extravaganza like the first, on Tuesday and Wednesday in Detroit.
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Likely not many people are busting out the seven-layer extravaganza for Wednesday supper, but I am not here to judge.
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So, how did Amber and Richard's Aldovian extravaganza in A Christmas Prince compare to Markle and Harry's wedding back in May?
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Update (September 22): We finally know where the first Christmas in the Wizarding World extravaganza in the U.S. will be held!
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Currently, he is part of the show's "Battle of the Seasons 2016 Extravaganza" tour, which features past winners and fan favorites.
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See you next week, for a bonkers three-hour Bachelor extravaganza that includes the never not insane "Women Tell All" special!
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In 1990 they found one in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, and the week-long extravaganza of Burning Man began.
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Hiding in plain sight Outside the barn on Thanksgiving, I pulled myself away from my lock-checking extravaganza after four attempts.
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Officially called the Victoria's Secret Museum, the special exhibit has a slew of head-to-toe looks from the Parisian extravaganza.
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At the 2008 Democratic convention in Denver, I was taken aback by the marketing extravaganza behind "clean coal," a fictional product.
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This show is a Conner extravaganza: a blessedly orderly one for an artist who habitually worked on several fronts at once.
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As the record-breaking shopping extravaganza winds to a close, photos are emerging that show the aftermath of intense shipping demands.
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Personally, I would rather give a humbler party that I can afford than ask my guests to pay for an extravaganza.
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The online shopping extravaganza — much like Amazon's version of Black Friday or Cyber Monday — in 2017 was the biggest one yet.
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Ketamine: The Musical was a three-night (August 17-19) extravaganza dedicated to the most popular horse tranquilizer of all time.
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Welcome to the Disneyfication of style: the convergence of entertainment, consumption and experience in a single, sensation-filled high/low extravaganza.
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Eugénie Le Sommer opened the scoring in the ninth minute, when the haze from the pyrotechnic pregame extravaganza had just cleared.
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Critic's notebook The French brand holds the first cruise extravaganza in Africa, and tries to start a new kind of conversation.
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Now in its 24th year, the Warped Tour, a punk-rock extravaganza, began its final full cross-country run this week.
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Other key players at this Labor Day weekend extravaganza include the helmeted E.D.M. lord Deadmau73 and the Swedish superstar Eric Prydz.electriczoofestival.
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Jazz at Lincoln Center's holiday extravaganza has become its own seasonal brand: This year, it embarked on a 10-city tour.
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Others were less excited, viewing Sunday's extravaganza as a one-hit wonder, something to be crossed off the sporting bucket list.
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At that trajectory, the company just might crack 20013 million viewers by the time its Christmas extravaganza ends in early January.
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In the three-minute extravaganza, Dami Im — the country's Korean-born singer — sits on a glittering plinth before an LED cityscape.
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But this non-linear extravaganza has so many of them — all heavily laden with text — that it will test viewers' stamina.
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The festival, a citywide extravaganza with 400-plus events, celebrates the many breweries operating in the city and others in the region.
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Amazon is up more than 35% and it has rallied as of late on optimism about its upcoming Prime Day shopping extravaganza.
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We already got a head start on bookmarking the goods we hope see even steeper price cuts during the three-day extravaganza.
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It was the fact that he used so many ballroom legends from the 80s as consultants, like Jack Mizrahi and Hector Extravaganza.
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This week is Mobile World Congress, the annual extravaganza where virtually every single Android device maker shows off its latest and greatest.
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Many could be leading the wins at this year's extravaganza: Fonsi and Yankee nabbed nominations in some of the most coveted categories.
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" Billboard's reviewer was also delighted but confused, praising the extravaganza while also calling it "surreal" and "the biggest gamble on the Strip.
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The deep-discount extravaganza may trick you into buying items that aren't actually deeply discounted, and aren't as legitimate as they seem.
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Plenty of theories on the ratings collapse will be floated: Does the annual extravaganza need to go back to having a host?
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It's slated to serve as a ceremonial campaign kick-off extravaganza at the Amway Center — stated capacity of 18,500 — in Orlando, Florida.
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And given that we're about to begin the month long Fashion Week extravaganza it seemed a perfect time to drop the shirt.
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The singer spent her 4th of July weekend partying with the Bahari crew, instead of attending pal Taylor Swift's Rhode Island extravaganza.
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The Velvet Underground: New York Extravaganza continues at the Philharmonie de Paris (221 Avenue Jean-Jaurès, 19th Arrondissement, Paris) through August 21.
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But Midnight Special, with its eerie atmospherics and understated presentation, moved me far more than anything in Disney's overstuffed special effects extravaganza.
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WrestleMania 20183 (April) The annual pro wrestling extravaganza, produced by WWE, takes place April 3 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
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In an interview with Vogue, Razek said that the brand would not hire transgender or curvy models for the annual lingerie extravaganza.
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Davis also promises a non-stop 72-hour house music extravaganza for The Paradox's final weekend from (April 29-30), details forthcoming.
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That's the hope for both Disney and Intel, anyway, as they prepare to launch previews of their "Starbright Holidays" extravaganza in Orlando.
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People who don't mind missing out on the big opening extravaganza can still get tickets for the days leading up to Sep.
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Last year saw the release of two well-received documentaries: Amy and the Kurt Cobain archive-extravaganza that was Montage of Heck.
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The whole thing kicks off on Sunday, June 63th, making EA's press conference one of the earliest events for this year's extravaganza.
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Snapshot: Above, the Setouchi Islands in Japan, where our 52 Places traveler visited a triennial art extravaganza that is revitalizing fading communities.
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The White House correspondents' dinner is known for being an A-list extravaganza, with exclusive parties hosted all weekend across the city.
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They will demonstrate their skills at this extravaganza, which includes a long-distance trip across Brooklyn, from 2 to about 6 p.m.
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The Trump campaign has downplayed talk of an "Apprentice: Cleveland"-style extravaganza, much as that would answer the prayers of TV critics.
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"Not only is this a culinary extravaganza, it's a cornucopia of inedible amenities," Sherry says of his restaurant's over-the-top tradition.
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Last week was the annual Shark Week extravaganza on the Discovery Channel, and it seemed to be shark week in Florida, too.
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Alibaba's Singles' Day — the annual shopping extravaganza created by cofounder Jack Ma — just made the Chinese retailer $13 billion in one hour.
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Extravaganza."'It would be a tough ask'When Business Insider told Haye about the news, he said: "It would be a tough ask.
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Live TV broadcasts of the extravaganza appeared to show only a few dozen people in the vast viewing venue near the tower.
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Recently, I was invited to speak at a journalism event in Brazil, which was both an incredible opportunity, and an anxiety extravaganza.
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In fact, most of the time Spring/Break doesn't feel like a fair so much as a crowded, exhilarating, madcap art extravaganza.
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After the two-hour extravaganza, the space becomes a nightclub, with big-name D.J.s including Q-Tip, Mark Ronson and Questlove spinning.
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It's big, occupying all of the sixth floor's galleries for temporary exhibitions, which hasn't happened since the de Kooning extravaganza of 2011.
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Mr. Moroder's brother runs the town's largest woodcarving studio and showroom, Conrad Moroder Woodcarvings, an extravaganza of Christmas ornaments and Virgin Marys.
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M.B.S. dangles billions for his Vision 2030 Saudi makeover, and fawning businesses scurry to his "Davos in the Desert" extravaganza this month.
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This month, Ms. Ryles-Owen took her card reader to the Llandudno Extravaganza, a Victorian-themed fair about 30 miles from Holywell.
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Many moviegoers, noting the arrival of "Les Misérables," will assume that Tom Hooper's musical extravaganza of 2012 has been granted a rerelease.
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Her breezy persona belied the grueling work that went into touring, radio promotion and being the linchpin of a multimillion-dollar extravaganza.
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"Say Amen" is more ragged and less obviously divine than "Amazing Grace," the previously unreleased Franklin extravaganza that was shot in 1972.
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It grew into "an extravaganza of splashing aquabelles and aquabeaus, graceful skaters, comics and music," The New York Times wrote in 1954.
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Last year, 118 million U.S. viewers tuned in to Perry's pyrotechnics-laden extravaganza featuring a 1,600-pound robotic lion and dancing sharks.
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At Philipp Plein's show on Saturday night, the theme was more action hero, with the German designer calling his collection "Superheroine Extravaganza".
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It's called "Pip's Island," a show that is as much a technological extravaganza as it is a theatrical experience — sometimes more so.
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"It is going to be an extravaganza," said Chris Down, a senior vice president and global brand general manager for Hot Wheels.
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I missed my Thanksgiving extravaganza, but my injury had forced me into practicing acceptance in the form of a no-stress holiday.
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She celebrated with a headlining set at the annual pop extravaganza Jingle Ball, which took place last week at Madison Square Garden.
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Mordred, a bums on seats, glued to the TV, kickboxing extravaganza to snare North America's 18-49 year old MMA viewing demographic.
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The back-to-back summits were a Kiss Kim, Kick Canada, Alice-in-Wonderland extravaganza that unnerved America&aposs allies, particularly South Korea.
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The brand created an unbelievable three-part spring break extravaganza for fans to party, PINK style, in three different locations across the country.
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It's a tall order for Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra to pick their favorite moments from their 5-day wedding extravaganza in India.
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Paris 2024 and Los Angeles 2028 will shoulder the responsibility of reviving the sporting extravaganza and shepherding the movement into a new era.
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The ad-tech deal will cost Salesforce about $700 million; it comes at the beginning of its annual "Dreamforce" extravaganza in San Francisco.
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I wasn't the only person this stuck with — the rest of the internet went wild after being forced to watch the fecal extravaganza.
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We expect a degree of enriching leakage in any cultural study, but New York Extravaganza is ridiculous — though it is fun as excess.
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I spent TechCrunch's latest Disrupt extravaganza asking questions of various notables onstage, and what struck me most was how fantastically optimistic they were.
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They would be the soul sisters to the bloody musical extravaganza of season 2 (this time he's swapping Carrie for Heathers, for example).
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It looks like Apple is ready for the marketing branding extravaganza as the company is releasing limited edition bands for the Apple Watch.
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Should television be more your speed, get ready for two tentpole events: a Psych movie and FOX's next musical extravaganza: A Christmas Story.
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The initial launch was a marketing extravaganza, with multi-hour lines of cool kids waiting on the Venice Beach boardwalk to buy them.
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Last year, the Backstreet Boys performed at the Balmain x H&M runway extravaganza and we all turned into 12-year-old fangirls.
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The national retail extravaganza known as Black Friday saw more shoppers this year, but blockbuster bargains helped them to spend a bit less.
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After all, this is Google I/O, the conference where we watched one of its founders choreograph a skydiving and stunt bicycle extravaganza.
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Organizers partnered with NBCSN to showcase the event, which comes after the conclusion of the United States's own racing extravaganza, the Triple Crown.
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In a sci-fi extravaganza, Austin, Rob, and Danielle discuss a host of questions around androids, AI, robots, and other forms of intelligence.
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Kim Kardashian has arrived in New Orleans for the Serena Williams wedding extravaganza -- and she's already got one outfit change under her belt.
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Updated: Fyre Festival, advertised as a high-end music extravaganza, has been officially cancelled after experiencing a calamitous start to its inaugural weekend.
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I thought 2015, when Meerkat dominated SXSW, would be the last year the annual tech festival turned brand extravaganza had a breakout star.
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E-commerce growth is stymieing the importance of online shopping extravaganza Cyber Monday, several market experts told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Black Friday.
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Before the extravaganza, Valderrama joined USO staff and volunteers to assemble care packages and write holiday messages to members of the armed forces.
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Organizers say they will premiere a classic Somali musical extravaganza titled "Caretaker Government", though precise details of the production are still under wraps.
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As the "Riverdance" 25th-anniversary tour approached New York, a critic took stock of her nearly lifelong relationship with the Irish dance extravaganza.
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New York (CNN Business)Fortnite hosted a huge extravaganza last weekend and gave away $22.4 million in prizes at its first World Cup.
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They met in 2014, on "Oprah's Life You Want Weekend," a two-day self-help extravaganza and arena tour led by Ms. Winfrey.
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Yet it's a landmark of experimental film: a bacchanalia in which boundaries of gender and sexual orientation dissolve in a febrile camp extravaganza.
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As the "Riverdance" 25th-anniversary tour approaches New York, a critic takes stock of her nearly lifelong relationship with the Irish dance extravaganza.
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"Tommyland," a music festival-inspired extravaganza, will feature amusement rides, graffiti artists, roller skaters, musical performances and on-site boutiques with runway products.
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We buy quietly in the showrooms from samples under embargo, and our choices then go into production without the extravaganza of the runway.
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The latest film, "Infinity War," above, which opens Friday, is the first of a two-movie extravaganza that will bring down the curtain.
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The renegade Sion Sono is represented by "Anti-Porno," his contribution to the soft-core pornography extravaganza known as the Roman Porno Reboot.
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The sales extravaganza is also taking off on a global scale, with sales for Monday growing 12% over last year to $30 billion.
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Because I skipped breakfast and cycled in to make room for my midday three-course extravaganza, I am by now feeling pretty drunk.
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Admission starts at $19.99 and scales quickly to the VIP Total Package—a $299.99 extravaganza with early-entry brunch and professional hair and makeup.
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Berkshire sent out slightly more tickets to this year's extravaganza than in 83, when an estimated 42,000 celebrated Buffett's 50th year at the helm.
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Many companies were seen pushing promotions earlier this year, turning Black Friday as a single day into more of a weeks-long shopping extravaganza.
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My hopes are high for Martha and Snoop's Thanksgiving extravaganza, only because Thanksgiving is then holiday where I feel Martha Stewart flexes the hardest.
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Wrestle Kingdom is part WrestleMania, part indie extravaganza, its various wrestlers linked loosely by a style that involves hitting one another really, really hard.
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But it has slowly evolved into a costume extravaganza, where those with the most whimsical hats briefly become celebrities and curious onlookers the paparazzi.
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Of course, Kylie Jenner would never miss this annual music extravaganza, heading to Coachella likely with 12 suitcases full of technicolor wigs in tow.
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But if you're friends of Opening Ceremony's cofounders, Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, their Toontown extravaganza on Wednesday evening may not have surprised you.
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For those who won't be able to check out the extravaganza this year, making your home look like Hogwarts is the next best thing.
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By itself a clump of burning steel wool is only mildly interesting, but at 1,000 frames per second, it's better than a fireworks extravaganza.
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Amazon is hosting its annual Prime Day extravaganza on July 15 and 16, and it seems like the Internet is talking about little else.
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The country extravaganza will be hosted by two of the genre's biggest legends and returning hosts (for the second consecutive year!): Bryan and Bentley.
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More broadly, Adidas says it's expecting a strong holiday season, especially in China, where the retailer will participate in Alibaba's 11:11 shopping extravaganza.
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The Floyd Mayweather 41st birthday extravaganza continued on Sunday -- featuring Drake hitting the roller skating rink while his own music played in the background!
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The Indio, CA double-weekend extravaganza finds a way to appease both rock-friendly dads and EDM-drunk youth if only through sheer size.
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This brand new musical extravaganza kicks off this week and continues in cities nationwide through May 20, where it will conclude in Oakland, California.
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The Met Gala red carpet was — as expected — full of showstopping ensembles, but the fashion extravaganza continued even after the famous ball wound down.
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And with this extravaganza, well, we're pretty confident in saying that S-N-Double-O-P-D-O-Double-G is back on top.
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The phenomenon has now reached Broadway, in a musical extravaganza at the Palace, whose boards were once trod by Judy Garland and Harry Belafonte.
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This sci-fi action extravaganza, set and shot in Moscow, is not entirely recommendation-worthy, but it's certainly novel, its video-game similarities notwithstanding.
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"It is dark on the outside and tastes like a light and fruity extravaganza on the inside," a press release sent to Insider reads.
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" Also on the program is music by Gabriel Kahane, and Bob Haggart and Ray Bauduc's proto-drum-and-bass extravaganza "Big Noise From Winnetka.
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Mother's Day — the latest star-packed, holiday-themed extravaganza from director Garry Marshall — makes Valentine's Day and, heck, even New Year's Eve look good.
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No person of color can afford to make a film that flops while hoping to be offered a place in a $100 million extravaganza.
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That's the spirit that the online magazine Slate will channel at the Gist and Trumpcast Election Night Extravaganza at the Bell House in Brooklyn.
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Next, he's planning to expropriate the traditional Independence Day celebration in Washington and turn it into some kind of Donald Does Democracy personal extravaganza.
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Not everyone in India is excited; some critics said on social media that the extravaganza was unseemly in a country with so much poverty.
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"Seven Worlds, One Planet," the latest nature documentary extravaganza from the BBC Natural History Unit, offers spectacular footage and a sense of déjà vu.
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That drop was nowhere near as disastrous as the 22300 percent slide at the industry's other tent-pole extravaganza, last August in Monterey, Calif.
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Just as they will be for the next #TommyNow Instagram-ready extravaganza, held in the Apollo Theater and featuring the Tommy x Zendaya collection.
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Black Friday sales contribute to waste and overconsumption, a group of French lawmakers have said, arguing that the annual retail extravaganza should be banned.
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The White House is expected to unveil its Christmas decorations next week, which we can't wait for after last year's deliciously blood-red extravaganza.
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The Andrew Lloyd Webber extravaganza has returned (in previews, at the Neil Simon), and a lot has changed in Times Square since its heyday.
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Retailers like Walmart have cut prices on tons of big-ticket electronics — including Samsung smart TVs — in honor of the annual online shopping extravaganza.
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It's that time of the year again, when the international art world descends on Miami's Collins Avenue for a weeklong, Champagne-fueled cultural extravaganza.
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In "Nut/Cracked," dancers deliver a sonic holiday extravaganza as they tap out snappy rhythms with the help of point shoes and Bubble Wrap.
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It is a commercial produced with and aired on the streaming service Hulu, timed to take advantage of the annual Super Bowl ad extravaganza.
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This 18+ taco vacation extravaganza boasts Taco Bell breakfast in bed, drive-in movies, and a "Freeze Lounge" inspired by Mountain Dew Baja Easy Blast.
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The company was noticeably mum about pricing at the launch extravaganza, and told us nothing of price in briefings leading up to the event. Why?
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Turning simple joy and wonder into pure eye-popping extravaganza can only end in emptiness, in people losing their jobs and being trapped in avarice.
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This 10-course extravaganza covers everything you need to know to successfully start your own side business and take control of your own financial destiny.
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Later this spring, Parton plans on unveiling her second Pirates Voyage dinner and show extravaganza in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (which is also home to Dollywood).
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On Friday, MUNCHIES and NYCWFF teamed up to celebrate some of the best food that Brooklyn has to offer at an extravaganza at Industria Williamsburg.
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That number is set to increase, as Prime "Day" is extending from last year's 36-hour event to a two-day shopping extravaganza this year.
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The Roper Mountain Science Center has the 8th largest telescope in the nation, and will be hosting a major eclipse viewing extravaganza in its planetarium.
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Coming off its 85th anniversary last year, the more than monthlong extravaganza is homage to the profusion of the area's prized white truffles come fall.
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Here, a look back at the famous family's most memorable Mexican vacation — from a Girls Gone Wild shoot to Kourtney's recent girls-only extravaganza: 1.
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Earlier this month, he became a statue-carrying member of the EGOT club for producing NBC's spring musical extravaganza, Jesus Christ Superstar Live In Concert.
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Originally slated for a two-year run, the pop extravaganza was extended for two more years after the show sold out time and time again.
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Despite falling the day after Thanksgiving, retailers' Black Friday deals have been trickling out all month — including Amazon's 35-day extravaganza that began last week.
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At some point in the glitzy, colorful extravaganza that is Crazy Rich Asians, protagonist Rachel Chu (Constance Wu) goes through a classic romantic comedy makeover.
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Press play above to catch every moment of Sara and Keith's exquisitely modern marriage ceremony, which combines their heritages into one vibrantly cross-cultural extravaganza.
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Organizers have stepped up security and readied battle tanks, fighter jets and fireworks for President Trump's Fourth of July extravaganza in Washington, D.C., per NPR.
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Luxury cars tend to be the stars of New York's annual auto extravaganza and this year's show includes noteworthy debuts from Lincoln, Cadillac and Genesis.
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With Amazon pulling focus away from other retailers during its sales extravaganza, trader Carter Worth offered another way to play the rise of online retail.
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It successfully introduced is discount extravaganza Prime Day in the country last month and recently won approval from the Indian government to start selling groceries.
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Dell is making that comparison explicit this year, by running a "Black Friday in July" sale that not-so-coincidentally coincides with Amazon's annual extravaganza.
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Alec Baldwin returned as President Trump to lead a musical extravaganza in the "Saturday Night Live" cold open in the final episode of season 44.
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And since she documented the months leading up to the show on social media, we know that the entire extravaganza was a long time coming.
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The money paid for 20 events during the extravaganza, but produced excess cash that will be donated in the future to a charity, organizers said.
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But it's very, very good at making you feel like killing is lazy, unless you're doing some kind of time-stopping, grenade-throwing murder extravaganza.
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"John Carter", a $275m science-fiction extravaganza that was one of the biggest turkeys in Hollywood history, should have earned $235m according to our model.
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The 2016 edition of that very awards show went down on Sunday night, and, yes, we're still talking about that denim extravaganza, 15 years later.
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While the guacamole extravaganza is kitschy, the hotel is certainly worth visiting in its own right, especially if you're looking for a kid-free environment.
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An installation of items made out of merdacotta was one of the most memorable offerings at this year's Salone del Mobile design extravaganza in Milan.
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As with the previous ones, this one will be an extravaganza, full of pomp and ceremony more typical of a monarchy than a democratic republic.
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Now in its 10th year, the shopping extravaganza continues to garner significant business and solidify Alibaba as a dominant force in the e-commerce industry.
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Bellator's next event is the Bellator 225 show scheduled for August 24 in Connecticut, but returns to Europe the following month with its Irish extravaganza.
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Of course, if you don't need a new phone, then the most prudent move is to ignore Apple's annual marketing extravaganza and not buy anything.
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The genitalia extravaganza seen across all three floors of the New Museum exhibition testifies to Lucas' attention to the sexual iconography our dirty minds create.
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If "SpongeBob SquarePants" just isn't your thing, or your children are too little for a Broadway musical, another underwater extravaganza awaits young audiences this weekend.
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You know they're always having parades and things like that, and there was a thing, an absolute extravaganza, and Woody is a part of it.
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As recently as last year, the players' typical day might have been a sedentary extravaganza of sugary energy drinks, fast food and unresolved psychic tension.
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Zach Wichter RETAIL Retailers, as they do every year, will trot out some of their deepest holiday discounts during the annual Black Friday shopping extravaganza.
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Still, if a host spends billions of dollars to stage the three-week sporting extravaganza and few people show up it is a bad look.
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By some estimates, the North spent $2200 billion on the World Festival of Youth and Students, a kind of socialist quasi-Olympics and cultural extravaganza.
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As the traveling punk-rock extravaganza begins its final full cross-country run, the women who performed on the male-dominated festival tell their stories.
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That means that next Monday, when the moon engulfs the sun in the sky, a new generation will experience a celestial extravaganza unlike anything else.
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The group's "Christmas Extravaganza" event in Cleveland last month featured a $25,000 giveaway and an appearance by Ja'Ron Smith, a deputy assistant to the president.
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The retail giant's major sale extravaganza, Prime Day, experienced all sorts of glitches last week, as its servers failed to handle the surge in traffic.
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The four will go toe-to-toe in an extravaganza featuring special in-match challenges and surprises, floodlit finishes with holes assigned increasing monetary value.
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When he planned his first Derby Extravaganza at the winery, to bring a little celebration of Kentucky bourbon country to Texas, he had a problem.
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His company is one of 20 taking part in this outdoor extravaganza, which returns to four parks along the Queens waterfront for a second year.
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The long-awaited "Storm Area 51" extravaganza finally began Thursday night — as a corporate-sponsored, beer-fueled rave at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center.
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The 72nd Cannes Film Festival, running from May 14 to 25, will kick off with Jim Jarmusch's latest film, zombie extravaganza "The Dead Don't Die".
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One sketch, titled "The Longest Pee," is a Foley-arts extravaganza over two minutes long devoted to the sound of a urine stream hitting water.
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She was leading a rehearsal of "Give It to You Stage," a two-act song-and-dance extravaganza that opens at Live Arts on Wednesday.
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These traditional discs of doughy, golden deliciousness are ridiculously simple to make, and they're the perfect way to round out your homemade dim sum extravaganza.
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The brief tour, which hits Boston on March 213 and wraps in San Diego on April 2, promises to be an enveloping, dynamic visual extravaganza.
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If people go to Sing and don't have a series of mini strokes from the nearly two-hour, heart-pumping cotton candy extravaganza, then that's great.
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The psychedelic extravaganza that is Desert Daze went down for a sixth year this weekend at Joshua Tree's Institute of Mentalphysics, and baby we're still tripping.
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What started as a one off novelty has become the league's regular season centerpiece, a New Year's day extravaganza that has become the NHL's signature event.
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Yesterday eBay announced its "Crash Day" sale — an auspiciously named event that falls conveniently on the first of Amazon's much anticipated 48-hour Prime Day extravaganza.
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But there's also one more dress in the mix — a three-quarter-length V-neck piece that strangely never made an appearance during the weekend extravaganza.
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With that, a twist of events led Novak to the strangers-turned-friends and sparked the adventure of a lifetime during Angelo Onello's weekend-long extravaganza.
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As a climax to this series (for whatever that's worth in Hollywood these days), this was absolutely the blow-out extravaganza I would have asked for.
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The Queens Museum is inviting children for some out-of-season Halloween-style fun in this fund-raising extravaganza among the trees on the museum's grounds.
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"We all know TikTok lowkey a dating app," captioned TikTok user Maya Gutowski, who rejected actual dating apps Tinder and Bumble in a green screen extravaganza.
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Even though the majority of retail sales still occur in stores, Black Friday's record-breaking digital performance stole the show over the four-day shopping extravaganza.
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In case you're not able to attend the L.A. extravaganza IRL, we've rounded up all the items we're scooping up ASAP in a shop right here.
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Elements from darkened dancefloors all over the globe appear on Nottingham-based Inxec and Mexican Gil Montiel's Dolphins EP, released April 11th on Italian label Extravaganza.
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Was the president about to make a surprise reappearance at the annual WWE sports-entertainment extravaganza to which he owes so much of his political method?
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It has featured several controversial ads in the past, including the extravaganza featuring Madonna, which had to be pulled when her music video showed burning crosses.
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In fact, she hit her fashion month style stride on Monday, serving up serious coat envy in a 24-hour outerwear extravaganza during London Fashion Week.
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But a single scene in the third episode, "Breaker of Chains," provoked inescapable controversy and turned the show into the thinkpiece-generating extravaganza it's now become.
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So in order to save you from TJ's pre-made buyer's remorse, we decided to scoop up ten popular flavors for a taste-testing, ranking, extravaganza.
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Amazon's third annual Prime Day shopping extravaganza hasn't officially started yet, but the deals are already rolling in—and rolling by if you're not fast enough.
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Blondes do have more fun, especially when said blonde is Kim Kardashian attending husband Kanye West's multimedia extravaganza/aux-cord-passing session at Madison Square Garden.
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Super Bowl LII is kicking off this Sunday, but for music fans the gridiron grit is just a preamble to the halftime extravaganza featuring Justin Timberlake.
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It was a tabloid extravaganza, and now Netflix and directors Rod Blackhurst and Brian McGinn are sorting through the rubble to make some sense of it.
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For most of his compatriots back home, though, Rio's multi-billion-dollar sports extravaganza feels remote from the daily task of putting food on the table.
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Amidst the overwhelming sea of design installations at Salone del Mobile, how do you get people to pause long enough to appreciate anything during this extravaganza?
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Whatever this massive hacker-party-turned-industry-extravaganza has become, this week CYBER journeyed to Vegas to witness what Def Con is all about in 2019.
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Here are six shows, from a neo-circus extravaganza to a fanciful play for the littlest ones in your family, that will keep young eyes wide.
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Amazon hasn't announced the day of its annual shopping extravaganza, but it's expected to fall around mid-July, with promotions running for more than 24 hours.
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Last week, at the annual news extravaganza/coding demo/Beats 1 jam sesh that is WWDC, Apple launched a new version of its desktop operating system.
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Here he hosts Hot 97's annual Aprils Fools Day comedy extravaganza, which includes performances by Rickey Smiley, Aries Spears, Deray Davis, Dominique and Felipe Esparza.
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In our pre-E3 extravaganza, Austin, Rob, Ptarick and Danielle discuss hopes and fears for E3, one of the biggest, loudest expos for games each year.
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I wanted to go into a Squad game, which pits teams of 4 against one another in the PVP deathmatch extravaganza, and come out on top.
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In this Transport Group production, directed by Jack Cummings III, master actor David Greenspan will play all the roles in this six-hour, nine-act extravaganza.
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The episode of the week for August 21 through 27 is "All Star Talent Extravaganza," the season premiere of Logo's RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars 2.
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You can only get away with two intermissions if you're Shakespeare or Tony Kushner or something; it's certainly nothing you want in a family-friendly extravaganza.
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It's a full-fledged, old-school pop song, complete with song-and-dance video extravaganza, but it's also the latest episode in her continuing personal saga.
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Like an advent calendar for every kind of beauty enthusiast, the biannual extravaganza features one-day-only deals on some of our all-time-favorite products.
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Jen, Bleached's singer and guitarist, is currently wrist-deep in a blob of pizza dough, preparing the goods for the pie-making extravaganza ahead of us.
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In the midst of hosting the World Cup soccer extravaganza, the last thing Vladimir Putin wants to be reminded of is human rights, Crimea or Ukraine.
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Climate ____ As the traveling punk-rock extravaganza begins its final full cross-country run, the women who performed on the male-dominated festival tell their stories.
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At Feinstein's/54 Below, Joe Iconis ("Be More Chill") hosts his annual Christmas show that bills itself as "putting the 'extra' in 'extravaganza,'" Dec. 13-15.
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For the price of a single ticket, I got to experience a two-hour sci-fi extravaganza and had my sinuses drained at the same time.
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To friends who were planning on attending my Fourth of July 2016 Hillary Clinton for President beach fundraiser extravaganza: I am sorry, the party is canceled.
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A "satirical sexploitation zombie chicken gross-out musical extravaganza" — that's how a New York Times critic described this dark comedy from the shlock-cinema company Troma.
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She received her second Tony exactly a decade later for "The Will Rogers Follies," a Ziegfeld-style vaudeville extravaganza with a western accent, starring Keith Carradine.
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A couple of hours later, he'll take to the stage in Liverpool to perform his stand-up-cum-pub-trick extravaganza, which he's touring across Europe.
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The apology was too late to save a major extravaganza in Shanghai that Dolce&Gabbana had billed as one of its biggest shows ever outside of Italy.
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Underwood and Paisley have always joked with each other after 11 years hosting the country extravaganza together, including when it came to the "Cry Pretty" singer's pregnancy.
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That's why our recent chat with VS models Josephine Skriver and Romee Strijd about this year's extravaganza opened our eyes to the force underneath those (giant) wings.
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We hope you'll join us for the After After Party's pop culture extravaganza, which will be held at the Littlefield Performance and Art Space at 8 p.m.
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However, you could be one of the lucky few to score a free ticket to our day-long startup-pitch extravaganza in Lagos, Nigeria on 11 December.
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The Winter X Games, ESPN's extravaganza of extreme snow sports, kicked off on Thursday with its crowd-pleasing showcase of some of the world's best aerial athletes.
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Another difference is that the Joker movie is more of a low-budget character study rather than a blockbuster extravaganza, financing reportedly in the $55 million range.
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Vampire clubs like Fangtasia, the black and red extravaganza of kitsch owned by Eric and Pam are quirky attractions for humans who want to transgress sexual taboos.
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Kanye West will also bring his star-filled, invite-only Sunday church services to the party, with a sunrise performance of the gospel extravaganza on Easter Sunday.
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After a little prodding, however, it became clear that nearly all the females outside of the pink group were offended, annoyed, or uncomfortable with this pink extravaganza.
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The day before the BET Awards, she was at the park celebrating Cree's fifth birthday with an epic shark-themed extravaganza, orchestrated by celebrity planner Mindy Weiss.
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The extravaganza is narrated by Ninja Warrior hosts Matt Iseman and Akbar Gbajabiamila, and it's all part of the USA Network's latest American Ninja Warrior: Ninja vs.
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And after Sean Parker's video app Airtime bumbled its 2012 launch extravaganza with broken demos featuring celebrities like Jim Carrey, its 2016 relaunch had no event attached.
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For the uninitiated, IPL is a Twenty20 cricket tournament held in India in April-May and draws players from across the globe in a month-long extravaganza.
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Las Vegas, transportation beat reporters can't quit you; CES was like a car extravaganza, and now you're launching a self-driving, fully electric shuttle on public streets.
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Bella Hadid knows there's no better way to prep for a four-week-long fashion extravaganza (that would be fashion month) than with some poolside R&R.
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An eagle-eyed fan spotted Kinney in the crowd and he looked totally stoked to be cheering on the game — and, we assume, his ex's halftime extravaganza.
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Kanye West will also bring his star-filled, invite-only Sunday church services to the party, with a sunrise performance of the gospel extravaganza on Easter Sunday.
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Directed by Timo Tjahjanto and Kimo Stamboel — aka the Mo brothers — this high-octane, badass action extravaganza is a mostly-worthy cousin to Uwais' well-known franchise.
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On Thursday night, the former couple attended their daughter Kylie's 21st birthday extravaganza, with Kris in a fitted black pantsuit, and Caitlyn in a multicolored sequin dress.
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Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts, overseeing his first special-effects extravaganza, the movie doesn't scrimp on action, from the creatures that pluck off survivors to Kong himself.
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Bird and Lime are in the process of raising $700 million between them, too, indicating the scooter funding extravaganza of 2018 will extend into 2019 — oh boy!
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has touted the auction as a "spectrum extravaganza" but has declined to provide specific details on how many, or which, broadcasters are participating.
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Paramount didn't even deign to show the trailer from mid-December: So what did we get to see on the first night of this first-look extravaganza?
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I was watching "Sultan," a nearly three-hour-long Bollywood extravaganza that was released in July and is already one of the highest grossing Indian films ever.
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Because "She Loves Me" was not designed for television broadcast, but was rather a streamed version of the staged production, it can't compare apples to extravaganza apples.
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It's not Chanel-giant, but Kenzo, at least in the hands of Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, has been known to mount an extravaganza of its own.
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Other guests at the musical extravaganza, held at The Mint in Los Angeles, included Chris Brown and Runaways star Gregg Sulkin, who posed for photos with Jackson.
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Alexei Ratmansky's new ballet for American Ballet Theatre , "Whipped Cream" (premièring on May 22, at the Metropolitan Opera House), is an extravaganza for the eyes and ears.
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The blending of vast sets and digital effects is not quite seamless in Chow Hin Yeung's kung fu period extravaganza "Rise of the Legend," but it's close.
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She probably had the finest underwater education available, especially since she was the star of the under sea orchestral extravaganza, which had absolutely no room for scrubs.
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Just how much body-image pressure can be involved in modeling, particularly for the high-stakes, widely televised annual extravaganza that is the Victoria's Secret fashion show?
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In the Twin Cities area, BareBones Productions presents an annual pageant of puppetry, costumes, music and dance in its BareBones Annual Halloween Outdoor Puppet Extravaganza running Oct.
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In this Transport Group production, directed by Jack Cummings III, the master actor David Greenspan will play all the roles in this six-hour, nine-act extravaganza.
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She also published numerous sewing books and made appearances at expos and other events, like one called Sewing Extravaganza in 1992 in Florida that drew 360 people.
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Scene City 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Philipp Plein's rave on Saturday night, in a gargantuan Brooklyn Navy Yard hangar, was a Winter Olympics-meets-"Barbarella" extravaganza.
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Then there's Philipp Plein, the German P. T. Barnum of fashion, who will hold his second extravaganza in New York, complete with Dita Von Teese and Future.
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Mr. Hirst's showmanship and chutzpah have turned this extravaganza of "post-truth" art into one of the great love-it-or-hate-it exhibitions of recent years.
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So, it doesn't seem as if the Elizabeth Warren Bill Gates Wealth Inequality Beer Summit Extravaganza will be happening imminently — but perhaps the two will talk soon.
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One of these, "Hors Piste," an Aardman-inflected slapstick extravaganza directed by Léo Brunel, Camille Jalabert, Loris Cavalier and Oscar Malet, ought to have earned a nomination.
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Of course, Paul's fighting fellow YouTube superstar AnEsonGib during a Super Bowl week extravaganza ... and JP's been training like an animal at Mosley's gym in Big Bear.
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LOS ANGELES — The night before the first big snowstorm of the year hit the first day of New York Fashion Week, Tommy Hilfiger held a runway extravaganza.
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You may want to be dazzled by Musgraves' impressive pipes and equally jaw-dropping outfit changes over the 44-minute holiday extravaganza, which premieres Friday, November 29.
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But for its next big fashion extravaganza, the museum is entering new territory — and moving from gowns to hijabs, the head scarves worn by many Muslim women.
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It was a remarkably scaled-back event relative to the designer's tailgate-party extravaganza last season, and the collection itself also exuded a toned-down, refined sensibility.
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President Donald Trump's July Fourth "Salute to America" was supposed to be a patriotic extravaganza, complete with military tanks, to affirm the country's greatness under his leadership.
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You don't have to throw a Kardashian-level extravaganza for your bae, especially if you just started dating, but a little bit of effort goes a long way.
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One takeaway from this year's Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping extravaganza is that there will be a lot more sweaters and coats under the tree this year.
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Still, you'd think that the annual nerd extravaganza of San Diego Comic-Con would be the one time when LCS owners would be on top of the multiverse.
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It's not her first time walking for the lingerie mega-brand, but it is the first time that Victoria's Secret is taking the annual underwear extravaganza to Shanghai.
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I love how without having to show the madness and extravaganza usually happening at these runway events, readers are not deprived of feeling the energy of the scenes.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 93 organizers said on Thursday over 200,000 people have applied to be volunteers at next year's Olympic Games, far exceeding their expectations for the extravaganza.
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Sure, the studio took a multimillion-dollar bath for Tom Hooper's musical extravaganza to flop at the box office — but Cats was the content this awards season needed.
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The sold-out extravaganza – held on the grounds of Windsor Castle – will run every evening from May 12-15 with the Queen herself attending on the final night.
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We have a feeling her look might also be part of whatever the star has in store for fans at her N.Y.C. pop-up shop extravaganza on Monday.
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Today, at 71, amongst the punks remains where Waters feels at home, which is why he is returning to host punk extravaganza Burger Boogaloo in Oakland this weekend.
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The KarJenner family loves any excuse to throw a party, and holidays are one of them, including Easter (just look at the Easter extravaganza they threw last year).
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The brand hasn't announced what else will be marked down for the 7-day extravaganza, but fingers crossed that Tarte's brush sets get time in the sale spotlight.
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Comedians were invited to participate in a science fair extravaganza put together by some of the greatest minds in the underground comedy scene—Jo Firestone and Steven DeSiena.
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Townwide events, like the Downtown Westfield 29.25K Run and Pizza Extravaganza in July and the Halloween parade, draw thousands of participants from around the region, Ms. Cronin said.
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Alibaba's annual shopping extravaganza is equivalent to Black Friday or Cyber Monday in the US, though its frequently raked up sales bigger than all of these days combined.
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The film visualizes "Sound of Rain" as a computer-animated extravaganza: a stadium full of dancers that turns into a garden, a burning man, people riding flying machines.
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Reporter's Notebook CANNES, France — Celebrity watching is something of an endurance sport at the Cannes Film Festival, the 11-day extravaganza held every year on the French Riviera.
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But the most fun and kinetic turn comes from Steven McRae as Skimbleshanks, who turns a fairly ho-hum Thomas the Tank Engine number into a tap extravaganza.
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Evidence suggests that a similar extravaganza of protein creation and destruction occurs in the human liver, too, but the timing is flipped to match our largely diurnal pattern.
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The 12th edition of this multifarious East Village extravaganza, the vision of Nicky Paraiso, spotlights social and environmental issues through the lens of dance and movement-based work.
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And in advance of this year's show, the N.F.L. entered into a business relationship with Jay-Z's Roc Nation, which is now helping to produce the halftime extravaganza.
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Amazon blessed us with major discounts during Black Friday, and the retail giant is continuing its savings extravaganza by offering even more deals during its Cyber Monday event.
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Part fun fair extravaganza, part masterclass in Eastern philosophy, this exhibition fizzes, pops, and makes you think seriously about the state of the world in the digital age.
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"Be Our Guest" in particular is a choreographic extravaganza that enfolds decades of Disney history (all the way back to "Snow White" and "Fantasia") in contemporary cinematic craft.
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This 17th annual orchid extravaganza features the natural species and hybridized sensations of Southeast Asia — upward of 70 percent of the display in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
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Black Friday and the subsequent post-Thanksgiving shopping events have become synonymous with overconsumption, leading many people to abstain from the consumerist extravaganza to promote sustainability and workers rights.
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Doing so has been getting trickier ever since Denmark played host with a 262,000-capacity stadium in 2001: it is now a three-night extravaganza watched by 180m people.
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Year-round, a team of designers, builders and artists craft the floats and giant balloons that populate the annual holiday season extravaganza known as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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And yet nobody has quite figured out the art of the VR first-person shooter: the big, meaty bullet extravaganza that feels like more than a simple shooting gallery.
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Say, we come across the Swarovski family throwing a three-day extravaganza in Trieste, Italy, for which the bride wears a $1-million dress that weighs 100 pounds (how?!).
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After extending this year's Prime Day deal extravaganza to a whopping 2795 hours, putting a bunch of our favorite mattresses on sale was probably the least Amazon could do.
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Perhaps the shot of the 'do was just a sneak peek of whatever the star has in store for fans at her N.Y.C. pop-up shop extravaganza on Monday?
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Workers at an Amazon fulfillment center in Shakopee, Minnesota, have plotted to stop working for six hours on July 15, when the 48-hour Prime Day extravaganza kicks off.
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The Peyton Manning Retirement Extravaganza was held today in Denver and, amazingly, someone did ask Manning about the (suddenly relevant again) allegations from former Tennessee athletic trainer Jamie Naughright.
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The CES party circuit can help you understand the annual consumer technology extravaganza better than a full day spent prowling convention centers, but that doesn't mean they're actually fun.
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Photogs snapped Hadid out and about today in New York wearing a throwback T-shirt featuring everyone's favorite '90s after-school teen action extravaganza, the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers.
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This was the the most detailed and immersive of the many "activations" — or interactive brand experiences — we saw at this year's South by Southwest extravaganza, which runs through Sunday.
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The black-tie gathering was the closing event to the city's six-day fashion extravaganza, a week after London's fashion week declared itself fur-free for the first time.
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You may know it as the site of last summer's Jenner Sisters Birthday Extravaganza, but the small Caribbean island should be most famous for having shattered the glass ceiling.
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Prime Day has become Amazon's annual summer sales blowout extravaganza, giving everyone an excuse to drop what they're doing and buy all the things they could ever want online.
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In the new Disney musical extravaganza Mary Poppins Returns, years have passed since the world's original supernanny brought serenity and some much-needed sugar to 17 Cherry Tree Lane.
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Enclosing this retro extravaganza about 60 miles south of London is a 2.4-mile racetrack, where the dominant sounds are the growls and burps of decades-old automobile motors.
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These include the zombie-raid extravaganza "Hardhome," in Season 5, and the final two last season, all of them game-changing installments that combined epic sweep with indelible moments.
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Chalk up another win for the machines in their battles against humans — this time with six top Chinese poker players being walloped in a five-day Texas Hold'em extravaganza.
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Then grab a hotdog, pour yourself a cold one and settle under your desk for the big game complete with a Bruno Mars, Coldplay and Beyoncé half-time extravaganza.
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Los Angeles rescued the Olympics in 1984 by taking over a Games no one wanted and transforming them into the world's biggest sporting extravaganza pouring billions into IOC coffers.
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It featured an immense installation of equipment (which Phillips deems an "anthropological extravaganza") and a performance that invited visitors to erase the "bad names" that sanmen had been called.
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Apple's iPhone extravaganza is still the biggest product event of the year for a simple reason: The iPhone remains the single most successful hardware product of the PC era.
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Leisurely ambling through this hour-and-a-half-long audible extravaganza, or plunked down on the plush carpeting, one is immersed in a highly textured and nuanced sound mix.
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Games were turned into dazzling patriotic shows, and an extravaganza like the all-star game featuring the greats of the Yankees, Giants and Dodgers at Polo Grounds on Aug.
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Mary Williams Walsh TECHNOLOGY Google will hold its annual developers' conference in Silicon Valley on Wednesday, an extravaganza in a campus amphitheater that is staged like a rock concert.
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If there is a bright spot in this oddly American extravaganza, you'd think it would be that the two parties' turmoil is carving out room for more political parties.
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She and I had, on the advice of a friend, gotten tickets to a two-man extravaganza called "The Gideon and Hubcap Show" at the 2015 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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Retail sales rose 22020% year-on-year in November, compared with an expected 7.6%, buoyed by stimulus measures and the November Singles Day shopping extravaganza, the statistics bureau said.
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While you're (impatiently) waiting for the program to begin, we found the perfect Hallmark Christmas movie-lover merchandise to get you ready for the holiday extravaganza — all on Amazon.
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For your end-of-the-year office extravaganza, sport effortlessly cool pieces from Elizabeth and James, like billowing blouses and oversized sweaters signature to the designers' boho-chic style.
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The 44-minute holiday extravaganza melds all your favorite classic Christmas songs with some Musgrave originals, tons of celebrity guests, and a mind blowing number of fantastic outfit changes.
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Paris Fashion Week • Paris Fashion Week, the final leg of the four-part fashion extravaganza that takes place twice a year in New York and Europe, began last Tuesday.
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Paris Fashion Week • Paris Fashion Week, the final leg of the four-part fashion extravaganza that takes place twice a year in New York and Europe, began on Tuesday.
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David Waldstein went there, in part, to contrast Canada's Final 8 with the NCAA basketball tournament, a three-week televised extravaganza in the United States known as March Madness.
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Andrew Paulson, an expatriate American serial entrepreneur who became a media mogul in Moscow and envisioned transforming world chess into a sports extravaganza, died on July 21982 in London.
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Proud Boys, including their founder Gavin McInnes plus other right-wing provocateurs, also hosted a "Defend Free Speech" rally in D.C. on Saturday, days after Trump's July 4 extravaganza.
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In today's commercial climate, the album is a standard streaming-era extravaganza: 18 scattered, experimental, globe- and genre-hopping tracks in a sequence as patchy as a Drake playlist.
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Directed by acclaimed Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou (House of Flying Daggers, Hero), The Great Wall represents a huge gamble for Legendary Pictures, which helped finance this English-language 3D extravaganza.
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The Literature Festival, for example, started in 1949 as a modest effort but is now a 10-day extravaganza that has drawn marquee names like Salman Rushdie and Hilary Mantel.
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Here at E3, gaming's biggest and most lavish marketing extravaganza, it's more common to find yourself inundated with sequels, reboots, and remakes than to stumble on a creative, original idea.
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This year's Macy's Fourth of July extravaganza will be happening on four barges stationed along the East River, clustered between Houston and East 41st Streets, according to Macy's fireworks guide.
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The Leftovers actor popped the question with a 20-carat, $2 million dollar diamond, setting the tone for what's bound to be an over-the-top and opulent wedding extravaganza.
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Naturally, viewers live-tweeted the premiere extravaganza, sharing their feelings on everything from the length of the episode to the sweetest, craziest and most jaw-dropping moments from the show.
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When: Opens Tuesday, March 22 (tickets start at $40) Where: Park Avenue Armory (643 Park Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) The Park Avenue Armory has put together yet another extravaganza.
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Preparations for the July 63th extravaganza — which takes place over Manhattan's East River between Broad Street and the Brooklyn Bridge — start a year in advance across the country in California.
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After 214 years of crisis what they certainly do not want to hear is another extravaganza of fake promises that we will not be able to deliver the day after.
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One DJ playing from midnight to midday Sunday morning on THE best system in the world to a club of devotees, drag queens, banji boys and the House of Extravaganza.
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But despite calls for boycotts over Black Friday and Prime Day in 2018, Amazon this year has extended its Prime Day shopping extravaganza to two days for the first time.
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Shareholders have been enthusiastic about Berkshire, which sent out slightly more tickets to this year's extravaganza than in 2015, when an estimated 42,000 celebrated Buffett's 50th year at the helm.
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More than 100 athletes will try out their best tricks in freestyle motocross, bicycle motocross, skateboarding, in-line skating and scooter at this three-hour extravaganza in Salt Lake City.
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On April 30, the league hosted its 58th annual opening day extravaganza, with hundreds of players gathered for games and team pictures while wearing authentic-looking, high-quality baseball uniforms.
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The 60-year-old Dimon is, perhaps, less cuddly than the 86-year-old Oracle of Omaha, and Dimon's shareholder meetings aren't a weekend-long extravaganza highlighted by Dairy Queen.
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These artists were spotlighted no doubt because the Armory Show is an extravaganza for collectors on the lookout for that special something — which Florine would have found wicked and amusing.
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Indeed, Lisa Clair's play "The Making of King Kong," which opened on Sunday at the Doxsee in Sunset Park, is basically the bizarro-world inverse of that $35 million extravaganza.
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At some point, the industry must address the status of the Breeders' Cup, the annual two-day extravaganza in early November that is scheduled for Santa Anita, a frequent site.
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Days before the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show, Porsche turned its L.A. Experience center into a media extravaganza to introduce the brand's spiritual touchstone: the all-new 911 for 2020.
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On Príncipe Island, there was a multinational extravaganza, coordinated by the Portuguese Society for Relativity and Gravitation; the presidents of Portugal and of São Tomé and Príncipe were in attendance.
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It was Netflix's "The Get Down," a musical extravaganza set during the late '70s, which has an impressive ensemble of reliable character actors and vibrant newcomers — and a sick soundtrack.
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Wheels PARIS — At the Paris Motor Show last month, the first international extravaganza of the new-car season, the press had to scramble to find the special among the predictable.
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"Luminous Procuress," which had its premiere at the 1971 San Francisco Film Festival and was given a run at the Whitney Museum in 1972, was something of an underground extravaganza.
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The event, a "Christmas Extravaganza" in Cleveland last month, was hosted by a charity group run by Darrell Scott, a longtime Trump surrogate who has also been advising his campaign.
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Amazon's annual sale extravaganza, Prime Day, is more centered around technology products each year, with giveaways and steep discounts on Apple MacBooks, Microsoft's Surface products and even Google Home devices.
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He is scheduled to lead a customary end-of-the-year improv extravaganza on Thursday and Friday nights, with colleagues like Ikue Mori (on electronics) and Okkyung Lee (on cello).
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Our guide this year features a few selections that are worth seeing, but like any honest map to this annual arts extravaganza, our cheat sheet is by no means comprehensive.
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They'll guide you through the glitzy extravaganza, from folding laptops to high-tech sex toys, and highlight the trends that may soon find their way inside a gadget near you.
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Amazon's Prime Day deal extravaganza in July has also contributed to the holiday shopping season starting even earlier and drawing dollars away from days steeped in tradition, like Black Friday.
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I guess all those friends are invited to her birthday extravaganza.) (Would also like to note that the ClearBlue brand is clearly flashed during the bit — is this spon-con?
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The idea for a Coca Cola cake came about last year, when Smith & Wollensky created a "birthday cake extravaganza" for Buffett's 2017 Glide luncheon, which fell on his 87th birthday.
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And when Skolnick took a visit to Prestige Imports to check up on his MC12, David had a surprise for him — a synchronized music and light extravaganza showcasing the car.
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Mr. Trump might aim for a similar foreign policy extravaganza in the fall, timed to the United Nations assembly and before the crucial November midterm elections in the United States.
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It would be hard to accuse THE PLOTTERS (Doubleday, $25.95), a raucous extravaganza of assassins and lunatics by the lauded Korean writer Un-Su Kim, of conforming to any template.
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It was supposed to be the greatest music festival of all time, a multi-day extravaganza on a private island in the Bahamas that was once owned by Pablo Escobar.
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Apple's big iPhone reveal on Tuesday was a hardware extravaganza, with the new $999 iPhone X sucking up a lot of the air in the company's lavish new Steve Jobs Theatre.
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With time, I got more comfortable at these events — or at least learned how to not get swept up in the extravaganza of it all — but I continued to struggle financially.
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In a bid to keep outdoor games fresh, Mayer says nothing is off the table, not even ruling out the possibility of taking the extravaganza to Europe sometime in the future.
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But if you'd rather just stare at your phone all day, director David Ma has combined all the requisite Fourth of July traditions into a slo-mo extravaganza of patriotic destruction.
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"A convention is a kind of free-form extravaganza, and there are certain settings where you can take risks," Kelly told The Times of her thinking behind the (unnecessarily contentious) outfit.
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Amazon is insisting on doing Black Friday and Cyber Monday on its own terms, stretching the promotional period that typically lasts a few days into a nearly two-month-long extravaganza.
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Lady Gaga's double residency at the Park (one a big pop extravaganza, one a stripped-down piano jazz show) is currently set to last about two years, staggered over short runs.
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Tales of the Cocktail is billed as the world's premier cocktail festival, a 5-day extravaganza of alcohol-related educational seminars, tastings, and parties marketed as an opportunity for professional growth.
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But everyone knows that it takes more than just one band or singer to really bring home this kind of over-the-top extravaganza — and no one else wants the job.
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She summons four of the March for Our Lives organizers into a orange-hued extravaganza of a Four Seasons hotel room and talks about the future of the country with them.
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And lastly, for Reese Witherspoon's 40th birthday extravaganza last weekend, T-Swift opted for a daringly sheer (yes, sheer!) long-sleeve blouse with a pussybow tie, plus a double-belted miniskirt.
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The movie's first trailer is available now, and it looks like the duo are going to juggle their typically incisive treatment of masculinity and race with a straightforward, badass action extravaganza.
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It's a wildly popular, multi-day extravaganza that was rocked with controversy last year as founder Ann Tuennerman resigned amid heavy criticism for appearing in a Mardi Gras parade in blackface.
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Shares of Chinese online retail giant Alibaba (BABA) fell 3% despite the fact that the company is gearing up for Singles' Day -- an annual shopping extravaganza for Chinese consumers -- on Sunday.
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When the model Grace Hartzel opened Tom Ford's spring 2017 show in a striking shag haircut, the inspiration was unmistakable — at least to those over 40 who watched Mr. Ford's extravaganza.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler previously predicted that the auction would be a "spectrum extravaganza" and painted it as a singular opportunity for broadcasters to make money off of their valuable spectrum.
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At celebrations for "Ali Day" — the company's annual extravaganza in honor of the company's employees and their families — Ma always "marries" 102 couples that work for him, Business Insider previously reported.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump's July Fourth extravaganza — featuring tanks, a military flyover, and a Trump speech at the Lincoln Memorial — cost an estimated $5.4 million, according to rough figures Thursday.
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"It's one thing if it's a CCTV-style song-and-dance extravaganza with Las Vegas lights and flashing colors," Ms. Friedman said, referring to China Central Television, the leading state broadcaster.
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"Warped Summer Extravaganza (Turbo Excellent)," a track from their forthcoming retrospective collection We Are The Champions Of The World, is a great example of a song that tips heavily towards Kelly.
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The future gets a much-needed dose of octane in the trailer for the upcoming sci-fi car chase extravaganza, Ickerman, directed by French filmmakers Raphaël Hernandez and Savitri Joly-Gonfard.
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All this has dampened the mood at Stampede, the Canadian energy industry's biggest party, a 10-day extravaganza of drinking, western dress-up and networking in tents lined with straw bales.
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Additionally, Kim Jong-un has moved to revamp the state propaganda apparatus with new groups like the Moranbong Band, the all-girl pop extravaganza intended to replicate the K-Pop phenomenon.
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Though Ms. Swift has been performing in huge rooms for a decade, her "1989" tour, which played in both arenas and stadiums in 2015, was her first supersize pure-pop extravaganza.
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Most of us have been to science fairs, but this annual extravaganza is far from typical: In addition to intriguing exhibits, it offers young people opportunities to collaborate with professional researchers.
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Singles Day is now inextricably linked with Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce leviathan that in recent years has turned the holiday into an online — and occasionally brick-and-mortar — mercantile extravaganza.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI I wish I could tell you about the music at Anthony Roth Costanzo's recital-extravaganza "Glass Handel," but I didn't hear any of it clearly until the final song.
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She married Sergey Brin, the cute co-founder of Google, also 299 and already one of the richest men in America, at a top-secret Esther Williams extravaganza in the Bahamas.
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Lopez recently finished an international arena tour, where she sang older hits like "Jenny from the Block," so she is well prepared for a singing and dancing extravaganza of this magnitude.
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The patients swamped the county fairground here for a three-day health extravaganza of free care organized by Remote Area Medical, an aid group that holds these events across the country.
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In an appearance on "Power Lunch," Storch pointed out that the after-Thanksgiving extravaganza has become a three-day event as shoppers sift for discounts outside of the traditional Friday deals.
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The whole extravaganza is part of a larger vision for Apple's iconic stores that its retail chief, Angela Ahrendts, laid out last Spring at the grand opening of its flagship store.
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Five days after its track and field team's suspension from the 2016 Games was upheld, Russia's weightlifters are now facing the prospect of being barred from the sporting extravaganza in August.
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Last month, Kourtney and Kim Kardashian and over a dozen of their closest friends traveled to Mexico for a bikini-clad extravaganza that resulted in major photo opps for the whole Krew.
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A lot of the events that follow push on with surface-level happenings that go with any shady night out; edibles, weird pickup boys, "thotty" happenings, and the whole "bad decision" extravaganza.
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The IOC chief will have more than a passing interest in how it fares at the multi-sport continental extravaganza which is second only to the Olympics in size and participation figures.
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His latest project, a multimedia extravaganza called Interopera, is described as a portal into a hypothetical civilization that exists 5,000 years from now, based on the narrative structure of The Canterbury Tales.
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Luckily, Wet n Wild is launching a Fantasy Makers collection that might just convince you to turn your one-night-only costume into a weekend-long extravaganza — for under $4, no less.
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Infinity War most definitely feels like the first half of a two-part extravaganza, a story which won't get true closer until May 2019, when Avengers 4 finally makes it to theaters.
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"Onegin", directed by Chen Shi-Zheng, was the opening showpiece of the Spoleto Festival USA: an annual arts extravaganza, featuring top-notch music and theatre, which this year runs until June 11th.
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For the grand royal wedding – a four-day, $70 million extravaganza – Charlene asked her friend, musician-photographer Julian Lennon, to join her in her final moments before she faced the world stage.
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However, the overall sensory onslaught of New York Extravaganza works against the deep concentration that is of paramount importance to the hard, minimal aesthetic that brought Downtown New York its initial success.
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A psychologist at Northwestern University who studies relationships, he found that hooking up recording equipment at the tables where singles have brief chats with multiple prospective dates offered an extravaganza of data.
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Sky Magic writes:This was done so by utilizing more than 20 units of these flying machines, flight swarming formations, music, and 16,500 LED lights to combine into a single audio visual extravaganza.
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And even though this time of year is considered by some to be an unnecessary capitalist extravaganza, the holidays are a nice way to show people in your life that you care.
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Despite shattering records for the e-commerce giant's annual Singles Day shopping extravaganza, shares of Alibaba were down 2 percent on Friday and had fallen 3 percent in the previous two sessions.
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Desert Trip — a new California music festival from Coachella organizer Goldenvoice — is being called the classic rock concert of the century because of the rock legends performing at the two-week extravaganza.
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America's Got Talent has had some changes since it debuted in 2006, with a bevy of judges and hosts, but America's gotten pretty used to seeing Nick Cannon emcee the talent extravaganza.
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The whole "Make America Great Again" extravaganza is rooted in Trump's persona as an entertainer, and his long immersion in spectacle—from beauty pageants to boxing, from reality television to professional wrestling.
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The company announced Monday that customers didn't hold back when it came to downloads on Telstra's cellular network, amassing a total of 1,841 terabytes of data during the free-for-all extravaganza.
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These are details that might get a passing mention or at best a short bit of focus amidst a multi-hour extravaganza, complete with whatever terrible band Tim Cook asked to perform.
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If this musical's high-mindedness at times veers toward the oppressively arty, the same could never be said of "Aladdin," the Disney extravaganza that opened on Wednesday at the Prince Edward Theater.
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It had already been speculated that Amazon would hold its annual shopping extravaganza on July 16, after the date was accidentally published on a banner of Amazon's U.K. website earlier this month.
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The Broadway revival of "Exit the King" in 2009 (for which Geoffrey Rush received a Tony Award as the king) rendered the play as a screwy comedy extravaganza with a somber conclusion.
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To celebrate the 125th anniversary of the League's building on 57th Street, we're throwing open the doors May 11 and 12 for a two-day extravaganza of parties and open-house events.
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It was the first day of September, and the occasion was Wigstock, the storied drag extravaganza that was making a bedazzled return at the South Street Seaport after a 21990-year hiatus.
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Fellow photo hounds can gorge on the visual feast of Plaza de España, a semicircular, architectural extravaganza about the size of 10 American football fields built for a world's fair in 1929.
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While it's too soon to know if the eclipse was the cash cow locals hoped for, the extravaganza wasn't a bust — tourists showed up and were rewarded with a very special show.
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Then, after he repositioned himself as Yeezy in New York, there was the Madison Square Garden extravaganza at which he announced that he was ready to be the creative director of Hermès.
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The "Cruise" Collection - hosted outside the usual fashion week calendar, but which is an important source of sales - drew stars including actresses Lupita Nyong'o and Shailene Woodley to Marrakech for the extravaganza.
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The company's constant need for capacity upgrades turned into a near crisis during Amazon's Prime Day shopping extravaganza last month, when the company's systems proved incapable of handling a sudden traffic surge.
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The big picture: This year, Black Friday spending rose an astonishing 20%; even Thanksgiving Day, when most brick-and-mortar stores are closed, was a retail extravaganza, seeing $4.2 billion spent online.
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"I wanted the night to be a total sensorial extravaganza," said Yi, who formulated the scents with the perfumer Barnabé Fillion, finding the process to be a natural extension of her practice.
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But what is certain is that Rihanna's first catwalk show or extravaganza or concert, or whatever it turns out to be, will be appointment viewing far beyond the often insular fashion world.
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But on Saturday, Ralph Northam staked a claim in the annals of most surreal political news conferences, presiding over a 40-minute extravaganza that would do Mark Sanford and Jim McGreevey proud.
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The days of counting down to one 2100-hour period of Black Friday sales are over; the annual shopping extravaganza has grown into a multi-week affair — and, PSA: it's already started.
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In the 210s, Mr. Stern remade the NBA's annual All-Star Game as a three-day extravaganza, with slam-dunk and three-point shooting contests that showed off the players' extraordinary skills.
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Amazon Prime Day has been billed as a "shopping extravaganza," a "parade of epic deals," and "summer's answer to Black Friday," but the event goes well beyond discounted Kindles and Instant Pots.
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But this year, October's Very Own went all out in a 2000s-themed extravaganza that included a Blockbuster bar, a Motorola pager cake, and multiple outfit changes simply because Drake can do that.
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TV Line reports that the epic crossover event is going to be a two-part musical extravaganza, so it looks like the superheroes may be breaking into song on more than one occasion.
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The model and cookbook author, 31, shared her baking and cooking extravaganza on Snapchat on Wednesday, with her mom Vilailuck, husband John Legend and their daughter Luna also getting in on the action.
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The Golden Knights&apos playoff pregame shows have been a celebration of Vegas showmanship, and their first Final game started with an extravaganza that included archers, a trebuchet and a spectacular light show.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio flipped the switch last night to light the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree following a televised extravaganza that featured performances by Diana Ross and Tony Bennett. (AP)
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In 1991, a group of volunteers in Minnesota wrote out an idea on the back of a case of beer for an event to bring money into their community: an ice fishing extravaganza.
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Although Love Yourself: Answer, the compilation, is exactly the career-topping extravaganza they wanted, it's also a mess; erratically sequenced, dotted with redundant remixes, it omits delectable songs from both albums ("Pied Piper"!).
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"I think by tomorrow this will be TPAC," predicted the president's counselor Kellyanne Conway, launching an intense White House charm offensive at the conservative extravaganza on Thursday, priming the crowd for Trump's speech.
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The March Madness extravaganza is such a high-stakes event, and RPI has played such a prominent role in the selection process, that coaches have gone to great lengths to game the system.
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Taking to yet another front the battle with Google, Apple and Microsoft for dominance in speech recognition and natural language processing, Amazon announced a new translation service as part of its AWS extravaganza.
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In today's least shocking news, it turns out the organizers behind last month's disastrous Fyre Festival are about as good at running a workplace as they are at throwing a luxury musical extravaganza.
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So much so that all of the eccentricity of a Philip Plein show extravaganza, the line-up of a designer's celebrity cheerleaders, and even the street style peacocks are pretty much the norm.
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Bethesda announced two virtual reality spinoffs at its E3 press conference this evening, including one for its survival sci-fi horror game Prey and the Nazi-killing extravaganza Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus.
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So whether you're heading to a low-key affair or have a whole extravaganza planned to ring in the new year, your perfect New Year's Eve dress is somewhere in the mix ahead.
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TPSF VIII, set for February 6, will be a pigskin extravaganza complete with live music by the Wasted Potential Brass Band, a Frisbee dog halftime show and entertainment by Peaches, the dancing mascot.
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The funding extravaganza may be approaching its end for scooter "unicorns" Lime and Bird, but smaller startups in the micro-mobility space have continued to close venture capital rounds at a consistent pace.
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So on the surface, a matchup between a Formula E car and the Titan Grand Prix Racing Organization's GFD1 drone seemed like the perfect way to cap off this weekend's high-speed extravaganza.
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The good folks at LOVE just dropped this trailer for their traditional extravaganza -- a video advent calendar to help you through the stress of overcrowded malls, packed parking lots and drunken office parties.
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Taye Diggs, eternal tough guy Sean Bean and top character actor William Fichtner co-star in Kurt Wimmer's 2002 action extravaganza, which was unfairly dismissed as a Matrix rip-off upon its release.
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Over 180,000 manuscripts... The CES party circuit can help you understand the annual consumer technology extravaganza better than a full day spent prowling convention centers, but that doesn't mean they're actually fun. The...
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This year's party is a back-to-back extravaganza, featuring doubles matches from Steve Lawler and wAFF, Joris Voorn and Kolsch, Armand Van Helden and Jackmaster, Pete Tong and Andrea Oliva, and more.
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In May, Dior took its Cruise to Le Palais Bulles, Pierre Cardin's space-age architectural marvel in the South of France, which followed an extravaganza at the Brooklyn Navy Yard the year before.
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PEOPLE can reveal exclusively that fan-favorite contestants from seasons past will compete for glory for the third year in the row on RuPaul's Drag Race Battle of the Seasons: 2016 Extravaganza Tour.
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The swimmer Michael Phelps — the most decorated Olympian ever, with 22 medals, 18 of them gold — will carry the flag for the United States team at this opening extravaganza in Rio de Janeiro.
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Singles Day, which falls on November 11 each year, was originally created as a student holiday in China to celebrate single people but Alibaba transformed this into an online-shopping extravaganza in 2009.
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Perhaps the best manifestation of consumer and retailer trends occurs during the current holiday period as the U.K. seems to have fully embraced the American shopping extravaganza of Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson, and U.S. actress Markle, a star of the TV drama "Suits", will tie the knot on Saturday in a royal extravaganza at the castle's 15th-century St George's Chapel.
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Because when it actually came time to pack for the three-day extravaganza, I was so done with "festival fashion," the only things I ended up bringing were Everlane basics and some denim.
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In the intimacy of its one-ring tent, it has offered a extravaganza that is exciting, not overblown, with acts that are inspiring, not ludicrous, at a volume that is cheerful, not earsplitting.
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So the network contrived to swell the Tuesday edition of The Voice to a two-hour extravaganza for the first few weeks of the season, thus pushing This Is Us to 10 pm.
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In this coverage, the crowded darkness and streaming flags pierced by floodlights somewhat obscured the irony of a celebration of nationalist sacrifice slotted in as the B-side of a foreign PR extravaganza.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday officially surrendered his order for a massive military parade in the nation's capital, as spiraling costs rendered his vision of a Veterans Day extravaganza too expensive to justify.
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But in an odd twist of fortune, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, two of the top champions in men's tennis history, have never faced each other at the sport's annual New York extravaganza.
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"Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA," the art extravaganza that fills some 70 Southern California art institutions to celebrate the foundational presence of Latin American art in the region, is now under full sail.
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The director and choreographer Austin McCormick presents his latest extravaganza, "Boylesque Bullfight," which takes inspiration from "The Story of Ferdinand," the 2866 children's tale about a bull that is anything but a fighter.
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This new subterranean Chinese extravaganza, with every decorative cliché in the book, is more lounge than restaurant, serving pan-Asian cocktails and small plates of beef pot stickers, spring rolls and pork buns.
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Of course, we can't have questionable meme behavior without the presence of Jerry Media (né FuckJerry), who not only partook of the Bloomberg sponcon extravaganza, but is one of the masterminds behind it.
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" On Sunday, barring injury and illness, there will be an extravaganza of debuts, including Claire Kretzschmar in "La Sonnambula," Miriam Miller an Anthony Huxley in "The Prodigal Son" and Isabella LaFreniere in "Firebird.
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So far, the presumptive Republican nominee's campaign has left much of the public and the press guessing about who might lend some star power to what's been billed as an extravaganza in Cleveland.
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The National Park Service will redirect nearly $2.5 million to help cover costs related to the extravaganza, money that is usually "primarily intended to improve parks across the country," The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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After spending time with Hiddleston's parents in England, touring Rome and celebrating the Fourth of July with a star-studded extravaganza at Swift's Rhode Island estate, the new couple arrived Down Under on Friday.
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This year about 10,000 people descended on the 20-inch-thick sheet of ice over Gull Lake and fished from 20,000 pre-drilled holes as part of the 28th annual Brainerd Ice Fishing Extravaganza.
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" During an interview with SiriusXM's Heart & Soul Channel, the mother of two said, "People don't realize how much it costs to go and do the whole Christmas experience, the extravaganza that I do, darling.
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Following the success of Planet Earth II (coming soon to a Snapchat app near you), the BBC has announced its latest nature-doc extravaganza: a sequel to the award-winning series The Blue Planet.
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Problems were already afoot at the Eurovision party in Ukraine, which had hoped to host an "austerity" show (costing only $16m, compared with Denmark's $61m extravaganza in 2014 and Azerbaijan's $76m bash in 2012).
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From Astrid Andersen's sports-inspired ravers to Stine Goya's feminine extravaganza, the collections proved just why Copenhagen Fashion Week is fast on its way to taking its place beside the other cities of style.
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But as people debate whether virtual reality will be co-opted into the media status quo, and whether empathy is just a form of voyeurism, Extravaganza is a sloppy yet brutal bit of commentary.
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Scott's decision to perform at the football extravaganza was initially met with criticism given the NFL's negative response to its players taking a knee during the national anthem as a way to protest injustice.
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What's more, she's combining all of her many strengths in one big screen extravaganza, thanks to her trapeze-toting character, Anne Wheeler, in The Greatest Showman (the film premieres December 20th, by the way).
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But, it was soon announced that he would face off against another sumo wrestler in Hawaii-born Akebono Taro at K-1 and HERO's annual New Year's Eve extravaganza: K-1 PREMIUM 2006 Dynamite!!
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But I think we're all a little bit relieved that the Lyft extravaganza has sort of come to a, well, I guess it's not over now we just get to report on their earnings.
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An unrepresentative survey of staff members at Mr Trump's five-star extravaganza, each of them of Hispanic extraction, reveals that Mr Trump put no pressure, however subtle, on his employees to vote for him.
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Trump's July Fourth extravaganza is also supposed to face some backlash from veterans planning to dole out thousands of T-shirts emblazoned with the Navy destroyer U.S.S. John McCain to those attending the parade.
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Still, ABBA lovers can enjoy the band's music, as the restaurant reportedly offers a four-hour dining extravaganza, inviting guests to watch and sing along to a show, inspired by songs from the band.
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A digital printing extravaganza, Plato's Atlantis was one of McQueen's final and most famous collections, building on the themes of technological advancement, ecological meltdown, and hybridity that come up again and again in #techstyle.
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The shows began May 3 with Chanel, an extravaganza in Havana that included 86 looks, some tourism and some controversy, and they extend through next month — yes, into the couture fall 2016-353 season.
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The first time we see Sergeant Eric Carter, the hero of FOX's new action extravaganza 24: Legacy, he's griping about his job "helping the One Percent sleep better at night" or some such thing.
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China's second biggest e-commerce company, , reported an unexpected profit in the third quarter, though it lost about 22 merchants to fierce competition in the run-up to this month's Singles' Day shopping extravaganza.
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A bid exploration committee estimated last year that Calgary would need C$2.4 billion ($1.91 billion) in funding to cover the shortfall between revenue and costs if it were to host the sporting extravaganza.
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He'll also deliver a 10- to 85033-minute address on Tuesday night, two days before Trump is set to accept the nomination on the final night of the weeklong extravaganza at Quicken Loans Arena.
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In the four years since FIFA's extravaganza was played out across Brazil, soccer's governing body has been dogged by corruption scandals provoking accusations from fans that the 'beautiful game' has been poisoned by greed.
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More than a dozen politicians and other public figures have endorsed Biden, 77, in the days leading up to the 14-state primary election extravaganza, where more than 1,300 delegates are at stake. Sen.
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The slate of primary contests scheduled for this Tuesday, March 153, isn't quite as extensive as last week's Super Tuesday extravaganza, but it could still have a big impact on the Democratic presidential race.
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"The next step in my view to make this event all it could be would be to include the Fed Cup in this tennis extravaganza," Courier said, referring to the I.T.F's women's team competition.
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This season, the Los Angeles-based brand continued to experiment with its show format by eschewing a catwalk in favor of an ice rink, holding a skating extravaganza in the courtyard at Somerset House.
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The modern Olympics are a multibillion-dollar, made-for-television extravaganza that serve as an investment vehicle for scores of sponsors and media partners and as a source of entertainment for millions of fans.
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Before Ms. Markle's real-life royal extravaganza in May, she partakes in slightly more modest nuptials with Mike (Patrick J. Adams) in a two-part finale that is a send-off for both characters.
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The latest Costume Institute extravaganza is a beautiful yet challenging plunge through nearly 2212 years of innovation and increasingly unwearable garments from Rei Kawakubo, the great Japanese designer, and her Comme des Garçons label.
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The latest Costume Institute extravaganza is a beautiful yet challenging plunge through nearly 2486 years of innovation and increasingly unwearable garments from Rei Kawakubo, the great Japanese designer, and her Comme des Garçons label.
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The latest Costume Institute extravaganza is a beautiful yet challenging plunge through nearly 25000 years of innovation and increasingly unwearable garments from Rei Kawakubo, the great Japanese designer, and her Comme des Garçons label.
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Fellow iconoclast and nightlife mainstay Bernhard will mark her 228th anniversary offering defiant merriment with "Sandy's Holiday Extravaganza — A Decade of Madness and Mayhem" featuring the Sandyland Squad Band at 27183 and 22718 p.m.
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The series continues with rarities like "Darker Than Amber" (July 21960), based on a John D. MacDonald novel, and a more recent addition to the canon, Michael Bay's knucklehead extravaganza "Pain & Gain" (July 183).
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Sayonara Wild Hearts, a racing game where you switch between running, driving, and even gliding across the screen on a card, is an incandescent extravaganza even if its core style embraces a similar simplicity.
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Milan Fashion Week • Milan Fashion Week is the third stretch of the four-part fashion extravaganza that takes place twice a year — in the fall and winter — in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
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The series continues with rarities like "Darker Than Amber" (July 19), based on a John D. MacDonald novel, and a more recent addition to the canon, Michael Bay's knucklehead extravaganza "Pain & Gain" (July 27).
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After more than 200 performances that successfully steadied her career and helped to strip away the past-prime stigma of a Vegas residency, Ms. Spears's extravaganza comes to an end on New Year's Eve.
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The gardeners and other employees of the government-run Lalbagh were still recovering from the just-concluded annual flower show, a biannual extravaganza that brings several hundred thousand people to the 240-acre gardens.
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And, of course, these are all just precursors to the forthcoming Avengers extravaganza known as Infinity War — a two-part, all-out cosmic battle that promises to dwarf every Marvel movie that came before it.
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That announcement brought on what was probably the biggest round of cheers and applause I heard at the two-hour keynote, where I was taking in the extravaganza amidst giddy developers and nerve-wracked Applers.
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Kassam, 35, and Ebrahim, 33, kicked off their wedding weekend a day before the outdoor extravaganza with an intimate marriage ceremony at the Scarborough Ismaili Jamatkhana, something she says was "very important" to their families.
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This New York Fashion Week is expected to be a head-scratcher, between the see-now-buy-now hoopla, the Tommy Hilfiger and Gigi Hadid carnival extravaganza, and the Department of Sanitation's debut runway moment.
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Friday night marks the start of the 2019 NBA All-Star Weekend from Charlotte, North Carolina, which will feature a medley of events to showcase the league's best talents in a three-day-long extravaganza.
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The ultimate boy band music video extravaganza that topped the charts, earned a place in pop culture history, and made us all swoon a little when Justin Timberlake looked directly at the camera and grinned.
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Asado. A beef-dominated barbecue extravaganza using the entire spectrum of a cow (including chitlins, sweetbreads, brain, skirt steak, fillet, and short ribs), devouring asado in Argentina is as regular an activity as bowel movements.
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Because she wouldn't show up to Kylie's birthday extravaganza with a hairstyle anywhere near ordinary, Khloé opted for a head full of cornrows, similar to Kylie's black-and-white Coachella 2015 braids, for the occasion.
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An unrepresentative survey of staff members at Mr Trump's five-star extravaganza, each of them of Hispanic extraction, reveals that Mr Trump didn't put any pressure, however subtle, on his employees to vote for him.
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Some 690m people in China are estimated to have watched (or snoozed through) the four-and-a-half-hour extravaganza screened nationwide on state television on February 7th, the eve of the Chinese new year.
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In keeping with his precedent-crushing presidency, this road trip is a veritable extravaganza designed to cram as much pageantry, showmanship, big stage photo-ops and perhaps some serious business into a jam-packed itinerary.
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Delegate chaos It was clear from the get-go that the four-day extravaganza wasn't going to be business as usual, when on the first day of the proceedings on Monday, a dramatic scene unfolded.
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A blue blood extravaganza was kicking off the start of the 2019-20 college basketball season on Tuesday night, with one very realistic permutation of the Final Four playing a doubleheader at Madison Square Garden.
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Yet when the organizers of Mr. Gorbachev's 85th birthday extravaganza in March approached the landmark Hotel Ukraine about a banquet, its owners refused payment after they learned that it was the former leader being honored.
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When Mr. Parker, the internet entrepreneur, announced in April that he would spend $220 million to start a new cancer immunotherapy institute, Emily, now 2400, appeared on stage at the launch extravaganza with Lady Gaga.
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N and other consumer-facing companies spending big bucks to advertise during Sunday's Super Bowl football extravaganza will be making a play for more market share to offset a slow economy and less overseas revenue.
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He added that the six-day fashion extravaganza in the Italian fashion capital - with almost 160 collections showcased and a multitude of presentations and events - had made Milan more relevant on the international fashion scene.
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To hammer this message home, and raise money for Leonardo DiCaprio's climate change-focused foundation, the tricky Dicky with a fraught history has enlisted some very very powerful celebrity friends for an animated musical extravaganza.
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JULIE GILHART The Proenza Schouler graduate thesis collection at Parsons in the early 2000s was not an extravaganza, but from that first collection you could see the makings of a quintessential New York fashion house.
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President Donald Trump is apparently not thrilled that his former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen, who is testifying before Congress Wednesday, is upstaging Trump's big diplomatic extravaganza with North Korean leader Kim Jong in Vietnam.
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Unofficially, a handful of nicknames describe the three-day extravaganza that happens in the first weekend of May, in which tens of thousands of people descend upon Omaha to revel in all things Warren Buffett.
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CreditCreditBryan Bedder/Getty Images On the first Warped Tour, in 1995, the traveling punk-rock extravaganza was so low-budget that its founder, Kevin Lyman, had to buy supermarket hot dogs to feed the musicians.
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Professional sports cannot be considered separately from money and marketing, but at Saturday's extravaganza — which has been branded the "Money Fight" — at T-Mobile Arena, the real scorecard might be the amount of revenue generated.
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For us, the Age of Discovery is long gone and, for the most part, so are old-fashioned historical epics, other than the occasional Chinese extravaganza or one of those international waxworks with clashing accents.
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Just when it seemed like they had saved all the best deals for last earlier this week, Amazon reignited our drive to shop (and save) by rolling out its 12 Days of Deals retail extravaganza.
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The artists had been indignant at the delay of the state-run arts extravaganza, which typically takes over Havana for a month and allows them to showcase their art to international collectors, galleries and curators.
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Apple held its annual iPhone extravaganza at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino yesterday, and while there were some surprises, those of us privy to the Apple rumor mill saw mostly what we were expecting.
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At the three-day extravaganza, Rebekah made an appearance alongside her husband, WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, and co-founder Miguel McKelvey, recounts attendee and journalist Thomas Hobbs in a recently published article for Property Week.
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Ms. Viard was at Mr. Lagerfeld's side for the finale of several previous shows, including the resort collection in Paris last May and the extravaganza at the Temple of Dendur in New York in December.
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Is it the nine-track version of the album that played at Mr. West's Madison Square Garden extravaganza, illegally ripped and made available for unauthorized download soon after the show (which some critics chose to review)?
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What a difference a year makes The embrace of Trump was a far cry from last year, when the businessman skipped the annual conservative extravaganza, and speakers and his then primary rivals mocked his no-show.
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Normally it is the NHL that rules supreme in hockey crazed Toronto but with the sad sack Maple Leafs languishing at the bottom of the NHL standings the All-Star extravaganza has been a welcome distraction.
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In 2013, the Midsummer Classic was accompanied by a huge boom when the New York Mets hosted: The extravaganza raked in $191.5 million, according to an impact study by the New York City Economic Development Corporation.
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The epic drugstore beauty drop in January is one of them, Ulta's biyearly blowout is another, and our hearts go aflutter for Nordstrom's mid-summer extravaganza (even if we're lucky enough to try products for free).
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Kylie Jenner showed up to her big birthday extravaganza wearing a sheer bodysuit, Victoria Justice dressed as Donald Trump at the Teen Choice Awards and Kim Kardashian wore yet another corset over her white t-shirt.
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It takes everything you love about the movie, like the empowering story of sisterhood and all those power ballads, and throws them onstage in an extravaganza of song and dance (and a few special effects, too).
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Xianzi was a 21-year-old intern at the state broadcaster CCTV when she said she met Zhu, who is famous across China for hosting an annual spring festival extravaganza, one of China's top-rated programs.
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Guinness World record-breaking fireworks While fireworks injured hundreds across the country, an estimated 123,000 in the province of Bulacan attended a fireworks extravaganza to try to break multiple Guiness World records on New Year's Day.
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Blkmarket Membership New Year's Day Location: Secret Brooklyn Warehouse Headliners: Âme, Azimute, Taimur & Fahad After the tINI and Bill extravaganza, the Blkmarket celebration continues with German duo Âme and more for some New Year's Day debauchery.
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To kick off the five-day extravaganza that is Halloween because the 31st happens to fall on a Wednesday this year, VICE hosted its very own party and parade at Williamsburg's Villain on Saturday: for dogs.
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While Dimon's shareholder meetings aren't as much of an extravaganza as Buffett's, top business leaders tune in every year to hear his economic forecast, and even Buffett turns to the CEO for business knowledge and guidance.
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In 2014, Japanese lawmaker and former pro-wrestler Antonio Inoki organized a wrestling extravaganza in Pyongyang, a year after Rodman stayed with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at his villa before an exhibition basketball game.
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A Christmas Prince combines the best some of the parts of other films, like Princess Diaries, The Prince & Me and more for a totally unbelievable, cheesy royal-falls-in-love-with-a-commoner rom-com extravaganza.
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According to a filing Apple submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday, he resigned on September 10, coinciding with the company's annual iPhone extravaganza, which also revealed important details about its Apple TV+ service.
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Damian Hirst's whopping, multimillion-dollar, sunken treasure extravaganza is now on view in collector Francois Pinault's two museums in Venice, and the art world, whether for, against, or somewhere in the middle, is predictably going gaga.
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Outside of the internet, GIPHY turned its attention from serving a billion GIFs per day to hosting an IRL 30th birthday extravaganza for the file format as part of their ongoing show, TIME_FRAME, at Gallery 151.
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Joining us too, for a second time on the Podcast, is writer/presenter Kate Gray, freshly back in London after a month at Sweden's Stugan—a kind of mega-games-jam extravaganza set in the mountains.
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Last Thursday, as West's music-and-fashion extravaganza got under way at Madison Square Garden, fans who logged on to Tidal were gripped with frustration as the stream lagged, froze every several seconds or cut out altogether.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's second biggest e-commerce company, JD.com, reported an unexpected profit in the third quarter, though it lost about 21.2 merchants to fierce competition in the run-up to this month's Singles' Day shopping extravaganza.
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Right now, during its Cyber Monday extravaganza, Sur La Table is offering up to 75 percent off cookware, knives, coffee makers, and electrics from tons of our favorite brands like Le Creuset, All-Clad, KitchenAid, and more!
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The two-hour extravaganza, previously at Paris' Folies Bergere hall, sees actors, dancers and performance artists take to the stage as an eclectic mix of characters to recount Gaultier's memories from his nearly 50 years in fashion.
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Workers in Shakopee, Minnesota, which is about 25 miles southwest of Minneapolis, are striking for six hours and holding an afternoon rally outside Amazon's warehouse on Monday, the first day of Amazon's two-day Prime discount extravaganza.
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Brides reports that the wedding had a Disney fairy tale theme, but instead of a simple homage to Cinderella or red roses to recall Beauty and the Beast, the entire event was a full-blown Disney extravaganza.
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The couturier, known for his irreverent and playful style, is preparing a musical stage production, the Jean Paul Gaultier Fashion Freak Show, which is billed as a pop extravaganza showcasing eccentric characters and episodes from his life.
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Calgary's Stampede - a 10-day extravaganza of rodeo, street parties and corporate events - takes place every year in Canada's oil capital, attracting cowboys from all over North America to compete in events with C$100,000 prize pots.
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Two of these, a jazz pianist named Seb (Ryan Gosling) and a thesp (as the trades would say) named Mia (Emma Stone), meet cute in a gigantic traffic jam that doubles as a song-and-dance extravaganza.
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Various stunning musical performances marked the extravaganza, with a new generation of performers like MC Soffia, a 12-year-old rapper from São Paulo's hardscrabble periphery joining giants of Brazilian music like Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil.
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Judging by just how very much we spend on bras and underwear each year, as well as the global obsession with Victoria's Secret and its annual catwalk extravaganza, this exhibition couldn't have come at a better time.
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Based on the informal parties traditionally held after the harvest, it has evolved into a 700-person extravaganza of local Meursault producers, their families, friends and guests, and a lot of wine, often poured by the winemakers.
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The sole ball held in Vienna's opera house, it attracts 5,000 guests, who witness around 150 debutantes in snow-white gowns waltz with their partners, a rehearsed and tightly choreographed extravaganza televised by Austria's national broadcaster, ORF.
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Most recently, he praised Trump's warm congratulations to Xi on the occasion of Beijing's military parade extravaganza celebrating 70 years of Communist Party dictatorship — even as it was cracking down on mostly peaceful protestors in Hong Kong.
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The Saturday before Mr. Hilfiger's extravaganza, for example, Rebecca Minkoff held her show at the Grove, a popular outdoor mall in Los Angeles that is adjacent to the CBS studio where "The Price Is Right" is filmed.
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And in the front row, following a catwalk extravaganza that took place beneath a large reproduction of the Eiffel Tower inside the Grand Palais, the American pop star Katy Perry was pondering the meaning of true independence.
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But as someone who cajoled Princeton University into letting him expand his undergraduate thesis into a multimedia extravaganza with a six-figure budget, he has never been content merely to take on the projects offered to him.
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The menu includes dumplings and turnovers (manti, vareniki, chuchvara, samsa), more than a dozen skewered meat and seafood shashliks, soups, salads and plov, a rice-based extravaganza cooked in a kind of Dutch oven called a kazan.
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Though holiday deals seem to be creeping earlier and earlier ahead of Black Friday — turning the entire week into a shopping extravaganza — many stores are staying closed on Thanksgiving to let workers spend the day with their families.
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With discounts starting early and more days to shop before Christmas this year, fewer people turned out for the five-day shopping extravaganza that runs from Thanksgiving Day to Cyber Monday, a retail industry trade group said Tuesday.
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But even before she kicked off the What Happened extravaganza, Hillary Clinton was living Donald Trump's best life: She gets to hike around the woods of Chappaqua, New York, where even more people stop to fawn over her.
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As part of its victory lap extravaganza in Las Vegas as the dominant web hosting platform, Amazon Web Services today launched a new service, AppSync, which allows applications hosted on the service to work even if they're offline.
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New York Extravaganza can be read as a walk-in, flushed-out biography of the Velvet Underground and thus of particular interest to those involved in transcendental black metal, experimental electronica, psycho-acoustic drone, and difficult noise music.
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But here at SXSW — a tech, culture, and marketing extravaganza where people are ostensibly excited about the future — Musk's words provided a stark deviation from the overhyped prognostications about how tech will change the world for the better.
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While bachelorette parties can be credited as the original cause for 'hey ladies'-ing, there's another, less talked-about — but actually far more common — reason your inbox is regularly flooded with these groan-inducing missives: the birthday extravaganza.
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Japan's march to the 2020 Summer Olympics, its second hosting of the sports extravaganza, has been beset by woes including the scrapping of its original logo on accusations of plagiarism only months after the stadium design was dropped.
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The German singer's three-day-wedding extravaganza in Trieste, Italy, was truly something out of a fairytale, and included everything from a massive welcome party to an extraordinary crystal-encrusted gown (valued at $1 million), according to Brides.
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The Setouchi Triennale is a once-every-three-years art extravaganza that takes place on a dozen small islands in the Seto Inland Sea, a pocket of water that separates the larger islands of Honshu, Kyushu and Shikoku.
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The entire Kavanaugh nomination process, including large protests at Yale (his former college), has become an enormous media extravaganza, a polarizing culture-war spectacle of the type that has become the dominant political style of the Trump era.
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Conceived before his death at 85 in late February, the extravaganza transformed the catwalk into a typically over-the-top winter wonderland, complete with wooden chalets and smoking chimneys, sealing Lagerfeld's reputation at the pinnacle of fashion showmanship.
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The Halloween Extravaganza has two sessions, one starting at 7pm and the other at 10pm, both preceded by a screening of the 219 silent horror film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, with accompaniment from the Cathedral's pipe organ.
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Related: Washed Out's Latest Video is an 80s Retro Extravaganza Mesmerizing Video Showcases All the Weird Shit You Can Do With a Body Scan We Talked To The Faint About Their New Album And Hi-Tech Live Tour
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Over Thanksgiving, a relative struck up a conversation with us about the annual art fair extravaganza in Miami, but he kept referring to it as "Art Basil," even asking us at one point where the name came from.
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The influx culminated in the Woodstock festival in August 1969, when half a million people convened on a dairy farm in Bethel, N.Y., for a three-day music extravaganza to celebrate hippie counterculture and protest the Vietnam War.
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Was it only a couple of years ago that Gwyneth Paltrow sauntered up the grand staircase at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual costume extravaganza, swaths of skin on show, curves encased in a slick one-shoulder gown?
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The country is an amalgam of cultures and influences, and that complexity will be examined at the 20173 Venice Biennale by the Malta Pavilion — the country's first national showing at the international contemporary art extravaganza in 22017 years.
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More than three years have passed since Milan hosted the 2015 World Expo, a six-month extravaganza that generated more than 20 million visitors, corruption inquiries and a budget that ballooned to some 2 billion euros (or more).
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In September, Tommy Hilfiger brought its #TommyNow extravaganza to Shanghai, and in December, Coach is planning its 15th anniversary pre-fall show in Shanghai's picturesque Bund area, demonstrating that the brands want to cater increasingly to local tastes.
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A violin extravaganza from this early-music orchestra, one that features the ensemble's four concert masters — Mayumi Hirasaki, Jésus Merino Ruiz, Shunske Sato and Evgeny Sviridov — take the spotlight in concertos by Handel, Bach, Vivaldi, Locatelli and Geminiani.
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The decision represents a blow to the International Olympic Committee, which has already seen Boston and Hamburg abandon their 2024 bids, and is struggling to convince potential host cities that it is worth putting on the sporting extravaganza.
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Tuna, a chiweenie (Chihuahua-dachshund mix); Brussels Sprout, a Brussels griffon; and Meatball, a dachshund, are among the Instagram-famous animals that will be featured in meet-and-greets at this pet extravaganza, which opens at 9 a.m.
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The biggest of them all, the Live Aid extravaganza on July 13, 1985, holds center stage in this offering from Retro Report, a series of video documentaries exploring major news stories of the past and their continued significance.
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All the rampaging badasses in those classic revenge flicks had it pretty rough, but 30 seconds into the Emile Sornin-directed VFX extravaganza and you'll realize that none of them had it nearly as bad as the chicken.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Boat traffic on the Seine came to a standstill on Sunday to make way for a floating runway featuring movies stars and models in an extravaganza orchestrated by cosmetics company L'Oreal to coincide with Paris Fashion Week.
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Photo: Amazon/Bethesda Softworks/GizmodoAmazon would like you to believe its annual "Prime Day" extravaganza is all about the deals, but a true keyboard warrior knows that every day begins and ends with the same goal: total combat readiness.
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The goth night was probably the most fun, the gabber night probably the most intense, the student night probably the most debauched and the Milton Keynes shopping center/club The Only Way Is Essex extravaganza probably the most depressing.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - The business of picking winners may be the Cannes Film Festival jury's raison d'etre, but it leaves Woody Allen so cold that he has always refused to be up for a prize at the annual extravaganza.
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The resources committed to the promotion of those games still dwarf anything invested in hyping up mobile games, and the reality is that my dream scenario of E3 as the all-inclusive gaming extravaganza is unlikely to ever happen.
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