Wide doors were flung open to the ocean before us.
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Along the way were ghostlike villages with doors left flung open.
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"This is it," Jeff Roth said as he flung open the door.
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There are more flung-open doors in "Candy" than in a Feydeau farce.
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Jorgito, a taco truck owner, flung open the door and rushed forward, beaming.
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She flung open the doors and saw that the victim was a young boy.
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Angela Merkel flung open Germany's doors to refugees, then suffered a series of political setbacks.
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Snapchat flung open the floodgates of nonverbal communication when it launched lenses in September of 2015.
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They found my wallet and phone outside my car, the car doors were left flung open.
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On the first day, CCTV footage captured the doors being flung open for seemingly no reason.
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Then guests are released into Britney High, the classroom doors flung open by a Zone staff member.
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Blistering issuance conditions in 22018 flung open the door to many of Europe's smaller and lower-rated lenders.
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In the background, the windows have been flung open to reveal the greenery of the Élysée garden beyond.
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"The day she left, the doors of the White House flung open, and they said, 'Come,'" she said.
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Its driver's-side door was flung open, and what appeared to be human remains lay on the pavement nearby.
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No, the doors of federal prisons should not be flung open and most federal law enforcement activity should continue.
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We've flung open the application window for Startup Battlefield, which takes place at Disrupt Berlin 2018 on November 29-30.
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So desperate is the situation that one detention center manager said he flung open the doors as fighting drew near.
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I flung open the windows in relief and let everyone know we could go back to breathing the same air.
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While, Anglican churches around the country flung open their doors as a place of sanctuary, using an Old Testament law.
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The windows of this one were flung open, and as they passed, Echo saw that the house was full of children.
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"Everyone on our side flung open their windows just to see what it was," Ms. Ebert said in a phone interview.
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As always, the oligarch perked up at the prospect of an adventure and flung open his office door with a flourish.
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The doors again were flung open on the third day — but there was no one to be seen to close them.
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Nobody said a word until Reynir flung open the hangar door and told us to help him push the plane out.
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Ever the optimist, he continues to sit opposite the emergency exit on the off-chance the doors will be flung open again.
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In October, the station will be unlocked and the gates flung open for Ubahn, a two-day hip-hop and EDM musicfest.
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The back doors flung open and the Iraqi medics brought the stretcher down carrying the girl's tiny, lifeless body wrapped in a blanket.
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Smiling and surprising his own aides, Trump flung open the door and inviting his friends to make comments about the China trade deal.
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Wu flung open the lock-up's doors then leaped into a red rickshaw with a man-sized, Simpsons-yellow humanoid in front of it.
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"I ripped off the covers, ran downstairs, flung open the door and saw them quietly playing in the corner by their crib," she told GMA.
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The nomination flung open doors, and he embarked on what he calls "the water bottle tour" of Hollywood: going to multiple meetings about prospective projects.
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These are due to unobservant pedestrians stepping into the cycle lane, passenger doors being flung open, and cars pulling out too late without any indication.
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But once Democrats agree to one payment of $1.5 billion, the door to many payments of $10 billion or $20 billion has been flung open.
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Facebook's decision not to require fact-checking for political candidates' advertising in 2020 has flung open the door for false, manipulated, extreme and incendiary statements.
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It promised fans the same Mitski, but with the doors flung open (more breadth; more breath), and Be the Cowboy delivers on those early indicators.
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In a small room off to the side, the windows are flung open, but a brick wall blocks the view of the green park below.
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That is the great window of opportunity that the peace agreement has flung open, it is up to us now to make the most of it.
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Lindsay hurried after her, and according to the book Addict Nation, flung open the door of a parked Denali SUV belonging to her acquaintance Dante Nigro.
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She flung open the door, rushed forward and stooped to inspect a small rosette of dandelionlike leaves surrounding a few stalks furred with teensy maroon flowers.
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Doing so meant the lights came on and the doors flung open, but they built that key wrong four times before they ever got it right.
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The genre flung open one of the first windows in our culture of self-exposure, well before social media arrived and took down the last curtains.
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A cabinet is pushed aside, a hidden door flung open, and down, down, down we head into a secret bunker, far from where the sun shines.
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But he had already set in motion a gold rush-like frenzy of European entrepreneurs who flung open print shops to cash in on his technological earthquake.
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"Epstein and Andrew were not there to begin with, and then the doors were flung open and they made their entrance," the source told the Daily Beast.
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HILLSIDE, N.J. — The wooden doors flung open and Mike Rice strolled into the cozy gym at the Patrick School, anxious to get going with his latest appointment.
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Paintings and artwork were stripped from the walls, cabinets were left flung open and piles of damaged furniture crowded the hallways making it nearly impossible to walk through.
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The marketplace has been a blessing and a curse for Amazon since the company flung open its doors to many more outside sellers around the world, particularly from China.
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When another person might be inclined to go for a warm handshake, I've got my arms flung open wide like I'm greeting a long-lost relative at the airport.
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The Los Angeles fire department has prepared more than 20143,22014 sandbags; churches and shelters have flung open their doors to the 22015,226 or so living on the city's streets.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Jeremy was near The Grove when he parked his car next to the curb and flung open the door of his 2015 CTS Cadillac.
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With Jodie Whittaker cast to be the 13th iteration of the Doctor, the door to the universe's possibilities has been flung open, and I, for one, am so on board.
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Democrats, rights activists and minority groups were outraged and said Trump, himself accused of racism and misogyny during the campaign, had just flung open the White House doors to hatemongers.
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The app drawer stuttered every time it was flung open, the camera couldn't hold an image, and I somehow watched the dialer render from low to high res after it opened.
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As the heavy door flung open, Liang said his whole body "tensed" when he heard a loud noise on his left side, and he accidentally squeezed the trigger on his firearm.
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On the second day, the doors again were flung open at about the same time — only this time, the footage also captured a robed figure suddenly appearing to close the doors.
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Wildlife enthusiast David Ford captured the foreboding scene, which looks as though a plane full of frankfurters flung open the hatch and let the dogs rain down upon the unassuming shore.
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Then the wagon door was flung open and out spilled a gaggle of reservists—they didn't look like soldiers; they looked like armored accountants, flabby and uncomfortably corseted in their flak vests.
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A man staggered behind a white couch just before a door flung open and a gunman, identified by the police as the Brooklyn rapper Troy Ave, entered the room followed by two other men.
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Ivory Coast's first president after achieving independence in 1960 - Felix Houphouet-Boigny, who ruled for three decades - flung open the doors to migrants from across West Africa, seeking labor to develop the nation through agriculture.
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The air is blowing in hot through the huge French windows flung open in her living room, and the 20-year-old from Walsall is tapping away on her phone to play me a new song.
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Tarek al-Shanfari, of the Royal Oman Police&aposs public relations department, said Saturday the first death was a 12-year-old girl who was hit in the head by a door flung open by the wind.
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Even though the party didn't appear to be a totally legal affair, the main doors were brashly flung open to the streets, making it easy for everyone passing by—including cops—to see what was happening inside.
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It's not as fast to load as Google, but time seems to pass quickly while you watch a happy animated chipmunk in an aviator cap, arms flung open as he flies through the sky in search of deals.
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With South Africa - a continental heavyweight and key backer of the ICC in the late 1990s - making clear it could no longer tolerate the court's denial of immunity to sitting leaders, the departure gates have been flung open.
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So when the doors are suddenly flung open on a market that has been on such a breathtaking tear higher, it's only natural that many participants will follow the crowd outside looking to get a breath of fresh air.
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School buildings will remain open to provide students with a place to go and meals to eat, but organizations and locations all over the city also have flung open their doors with programs to keep the kids of Chicago occupied.
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Many of the migrants repeat the magical thinking that has sustained them through their journey and brought them right up to the edge of the border: a belief that once all of the caravan has reached Tijuana, the gates may by flung open.
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The sound of everything we own smashing together as we went over potholes kept us alert on the way here, and we only had to pull over once to close every one of our kitchen drawers after they all flung open on a wide turn.
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I forgot about two cocktail glasses on a shelf in my bathroom, and it didn't take long for them to come crashing down on the hard tile, spraying glass across the floor of my bathroom and, because the bathroom door had been flung open, much of my stateroom.
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Now, a 1957 Carlo Mollino armchair and matching footstool, covered in the original rose velvet, slightly frayed, can be pulled close to a radiator when a chill sets in, or moved to catch the breeze from double doors flung open to the deck during a warm day in June.
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"The borders were flung open and now everyone is being forced to pay the price socially and financially while suffering from a loss of domestic security," said the 41-year-old, who grew up in the former Communist East Germany and runs a business repairing car radiators and heat exchangers.
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A lone white SUV, all four of its doors still flung open, remains parked in the center of an abandoned road filled with piles of debris, pieces of homes, and standing water, as a drone-controlled camera pans over what little remains of Mexico Beach, Florida, after Hurricane Michael swallowed the coastal town earlier this week.
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While Fury and the erratic team around him found that beating Klitschko only flung open a Pandora's box of public scrutiny – an eventuality they were incapable of dealing with – Joshua seems to have a far more stable behind-the-scenes set up which, if he wins, should leave him better poised to capitalise on his success.
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Reflect on the humblest cycling commute and you'll find yourself reliving short-story excitements denied to co-workers who yawned their way in on the train: the reconstructive surgery so skilfully swerved when some idiot flung open his car door, the race you pretended not to have with that courier, those bracing exchanges with bike-blind jaywalkers and cabdrivers.
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CreditCreditAnthony Cotsifas Driving on the main roads in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, the barely there villages that materialize every few miles take on a comforting rhythm: a handful of stucco cottages in mildew-stained pink, marigold and teal; a shrine to Ganesha on a tall white pole; a cluster of tiny thatched-roof stores, like packed closets flung open.
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My life has been marked by moments in cars, from the joyful (road trips where my mom and I would compete against each other in a never-ending game of Yellow Car, keeping score of every non-taxi yellow car we passed on the road), to the tempestuous (like when, at 17, I flung open the side door of my mom's minivan to tuck and roll down the highway, though I changed my mind), to the surreal (when I drove for the first time two summers ago).
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Presently doors were flung open, and there was an awful rushing downstairs, a gallopade.
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The chef this week flung open the door to his refurbished seafood noshery in Padstow, Cornwall.
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On 2 August 2012, an intrusion occurred at the zoo. The entrances to about 30 enclosures were flung open. Dozens of animals escaped, some endangered. The intruders also killed about a dozen birds, including a Tasmanian swift parrot, fewer than 1,000 of which remain in the wild.
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It was still cold and dark, but soon the doors and shutters would be flung open. Soon the house would be filled with the tears and laughter of children, with the hurried steps of a loved woman and the measured gait of the master of the house. They stood there, holding their bags, in silence.” (871).
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Once the black flag of the Caliphate was unfurled at the top, Ibrahim's army surged towards the gates. The defenders were overwhelmed, the gates flung open and Taormina fell on 1 August 902. With the fall of Taormina, after seventy-five years, all of Sicily was finally in Muslim hands. A few scattered Byzantine outposts remained, but they either surrendered immediately afterwards, or were of little consequence.
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Approximately 3,500 people attended the opening ceremonies. The mayor and his entourage conducted a brief inspection, and then the doors officially flung open to the public. At the time of the market's opening, the Times said that the outdoor market only had "a few sentimental New Yorkers to sigh over its passing". Another section between Rivington and Stanton Streets was opened in June 1948.
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Regimental Sergeant-Major Richard Anthony O'Neill assisted the British executioner, Albert Pierrepoint: > We climbed the stairs to the cells where the condemned were waiting. A > German officer at the door leading to the corridor flung open the door and > we filed past the row of faces and into the execution chamber. The officers > stood at attention. Brigadier Paton-Walsh stood with his wristwatch raised.
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An investigation was ordered immediately after the disaster. Information Minister Kikaya Bin Karubi told Reuters that the air force and army were investigating to determine whether the accident was the result of human error or of a mechanical problem. A sergeant, identified as Sergeant Kabmba Kashala, said the aircraft had taken off with the door improperly fastened. He stated that the door flung open after three failed attempts to fully shut it mid-flight.
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In 1987, the book was adapted into an eponymous film, directed by Michael Radford, in which Alice de Janzé was portrayed by British actress Sarah Miles.Internet Movie Database entry for White Mischief Radford was reportedly drawn to the story primarily due to an incident attributed to Alice, in which she had once flung open the shutters of her window in her house in Kenya and remarked: "Oh, God. Not another fucking beautiful day." Radford incorporated this scene into the film.
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Soon the castle, the last stronghold within Szigetvár, was set ablaze and cinders fell into the apartments of the count. The Ottoman army swarmed through the city, drumming and yelling. Zrinski prepared for a last charge addressing his troops: Zrinski did not allow the final assault to break into the castle. As the Turks were pressing forwards along a narrow bridge the defenders suddenly flung open the gate and fired a large mortar loaded with broken iron, killing 600 attackers.
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A successful banker by day, at night Ali's life unravels in a blur of alcohol, drugs, and sex as he grapples with love, loss and ultimately, forgiveness. When his mother comes to Los Angeles to visit Ali in a last-ditch attempt to bring him back home and change his ways, the trapdoors of the past are flung open. Through Ali's struggle to break free and in his obsessive relationship with Richard (Diego Serrano), we glimpse into a troubled past he cannot escape and which threatens to destroy him unless he finds peace with his mother.
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They should recognize social honor and qualification of individuals in all domains including science, education, literature, art, speech, the press, health service and sports, and continue to ensure the benefits granted to persons of meritorious services. 8\. The whole nation should understand, trust and unite with one another through contacts, travels and dialogues. All the obstacles to contacts and travels should be removed and the door be flung open for travels to all without discrimination. All the parties, groupings and people of all social standings should be given equal opportunities for dialogue and bilateral and multilateral dialogues be developed. 9\.
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After the sprinkling of the water in every room, on the beds and all the inhabitants, the house is sealed up tight and branches of juniper are set on fire and carried throughout the house and byre. The juniper smoke is allowed to thoroughly fumigate the buildings until it causes sneezing and coughing among the inhabitants. Then all the doors and windows are flung open to let in the cold, fresh air of the new year. The woman of the house then administers 'a restorative' from the whisky bottle, and the household sits down to its New Year breakfast.
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Supplies were running low, and with the coming of spring and better weather the Muslims would receive further reinforcements and would then be in an even stronger position. Early one morning the Rastan Gate was flung open and Harbees led 5,000 men into a quick attack on the unsuspecting Muslim army facing that gate. The speed and violence of the attack took the Muslims by surprise, and although this was the largest of the four groups positioned at the four gates, it was driven back from the position where it had hastily formed up for battle.The Byzantine And Early Islamic Near East By Hugh N. Kennedy, Published by Ashgate Publishing, Ltd.
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Early on New Year's morning, householders drink and then sprinkle 'magic water' from 'a dead and living ford' around the house (a 'dead and living ford' refers to a river ford that is routinely crossed by both the living and the dead). After the sprinkling of the water in every room, on the beds and all the inhabitants, the house is sealed up tight and branches of juniper are set on fire and carried throughout the house and byre. The juniper smoke is allowed to thoroughly fumigate the buildings until it causes sneezing and coughing among the inhabitants. Then all the doors and windows are flung open to let in the cold, fresh air of the new year.
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Judge Hand's holding resolved simply that liability could be determined by applying the formula of B < PL, where B is the burden (economic or otherwise) of adequate protection against foreseeable damages, P is the probability of damage (or loss) occurring and L is the gravity of the resulting injury (loss). This decision flung open the doors of economic analysis in tort cases, thanks in no small part to Judge Hand's popularity among legal scholars. In resultant scholarship using economic models of analysis, prominently including the Coase theorem, theoretical models demonstrated that, when transaction costs are minimized or nonexistent, the legal appropriation of liability diminishes in importance or disappears completely. In other words, parties will arrive at an economically efficient solution that may ignore the legal framework in place.
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Han-era fangxiangshi and Nuo ritual traditions continued to be followed during the turbulent Southern and Northern dynasties period (420-589), which was an age of civil war and large- scale migration. The Book of Qi history of the Southern Qi dynasty (479-502) records that Nuo rituals were > performed on the last day of the year by two groups, each of 120 lads, and > twelve animals headed by drums and wind instruments. The gates of the wards > and of the city walls were flung open, and the emperor in everyday attire > contemplated the no from his throne, in the midst of his offices. With > rolling drums the procession entered the Palace through the western-gate, > passed through all parts of it in two divisions, even mounting the storeys > and towers; the fang-siang and the twelve animals hopped, jumped, and cried, > and having passed through the south gate, they spread in six directions till > they reached the city-walls. (tr. Groot 1910 6: 978-979) During the Sui dynasty (581-618 CE), the official ritual (tr.
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