People who are extremely conservative or people that are extremely liberal grandstand more, and grandstand pretty equally to each other.
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By contrast, the grandstand in 2016 around Hazeltine National's first tee held 1,668 fans; Gleneagles (2014) had a grandstand seating of 2,148.
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GRANDSTAND SEATS was last used in 1975 by Maura Jacobson.
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There are two types of box seats: grandstand and clubhouse.
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Candidates have visited Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, to grandstand.
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He nodded his head to every corner of the grandstand.
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On clear days, Mount Fuji is visible from the grandstand.
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Can lawmakers find a way to grandstand in written questions?
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People that are more toward the middle grandstand less so.
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The people who grandstand report more conflict in their life.
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High above, Dujardin saw a woman leaning over the grandstand.
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The fans in the large grandstand behind the green groaned.
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" Some people "grandstand ... I'm not saying Senator Corker is that way.
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"There was a couple that was behind the grandstand," Jesse said.
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O'Brien didn't budge, and Zverev stayed relegated to the grandstand court.
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As he sat in the grandstand, the wailing cars amazed him.
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He is not afraid to deflate some of their grandstand moments.
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Before races, he sometimes went into the grandstand to be photographed.
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So I think this one will probably send you to the grandstand.
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Apple may not have picked the right case over which to grandstand.
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A box in the grandstand level means you're sitting on a bleacher.
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Rizzo then hit an opposite-field drive into the left-field grandstand.
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Bieber performed at the Grandstand in 2010 for a crowd of 17,000.
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The Kansas City fans got back on their feet in the grandstand.
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The announcing tower juts atop the grandstand, overlooking the start/finish line.
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They grandstand, making a political argument for the people watching at home.
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"Grandstand Managers Do Help," read the headline in The New York Times.
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The grandstand was smashed in the fighting when Israel occupied Beirut in 23.
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The grandstand will be configured to also provide views of the 18th green.
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It was just past daybreak, and the sun was creeping over the grandstand.
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The photos will line the walkway that connects the Grandstand and Court 17.
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But the two Eds weren't the only familiar faces in the grandstand hospitality box.
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Even the three-second countdown that echoed from the grandstand speakers took longer. Underwhelming?
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A new 8,125-seat grandstand is finished on the southwest corner of the grounds.
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Behind the concession area is the grandstand and Stewart's favorite seat in the house.
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Three fans made all the noise in the grandstand next to the finish line.
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Jennifer Brady upset No. 23-seeded Barbora Strycova in dominant fashion on the Grandstand.
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Here, in a further wry twist, Toibin deflates another grandstand moment of Greek tragedy.
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The price of allowing, then encouraging, grandstand populism would eventually be their strident demands.
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It's a scene about power—Luke now has all of it—but it doesn't grandstand.
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With the crowd at the Grandstand urging him on, Harrison played steadily while Raonic wilted.
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She anxiously took us by the arm and led us to the sprawling grandstand outside.
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This is the moment to push our elected officials hard to do more than grandstand.
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His son tagged along, often playing with Matchbox cars with his friends in the grandstand.
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"In all honesty, I've never even seen the court before," Federer said of the Grandstand.
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They slide slowly from left to right in front of a foggy Manhattan skyline grandstand.
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However, the visit offers a unique opportunity for Trump to do more than simply grandstand.
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To great fanfare, he birdied eleven and walked toward the grandstand, and the twelfth tee.
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Then a dozen lawmakers were each given three minutes to grandstand and ask rambling questions.
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"It's pathetic that some members have chosen this moment to grandstand & get into the national headlines."
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The Drollingers were sitting on a grandstand with other invited dignitaries behind a long plexiglass table.
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Trump wallows in 'something big' Trump leapt at the chance to grandstand over al-Baghdadi's death.
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The audience in the grandstand viewing this scene is also a mixture of blacks and whites.
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But that would be fine with them, because it will give them something to grandstand against.
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They wanted to reduce the tribune [grandstand], and with the new one, make it more comfortable.
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At the 23 U.S. Open, Samantha Stosur and Angelique Kerber played on the old Grandstand court.
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It simply split the existing stadium in two: the smaller part became known as the Grandstand.
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More than 251 spectators were killed when the Mercedes of Pierre Levegh plowed through the grandstand.
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While Corker was willing to grandstand against the bill, he wasn't actually willing to block it.
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He has to pick up because the ball is behind the grandstand and drops it without penalty.
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If the ball was kicked onto the roof of the small grandstand, spectators were showered with rust.
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"These were not hallucinations of somebody looking to grandstand in the industry," Marchionne said at the time.
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Then he turned to the grandstand and softly clapped his hand against his racket like Roger Federer.
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"I looked it up on Google Maps and realized there is a new Grandstand," Wiley said Monday.
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And then later I had to run back to see Mónica Puig play in the old Grandstand.
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When the call went against Rodgers-Cromartie, the stadium grandstand erupted in jeers that lasted several minutes.
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And because they grandstand in a way that you liked, you react by giving a $5 donation.
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Lawmakers will have to avoid the urge to grandstand before a TV audience of millions, Eoyang said.
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Republicans didn't want to listen to his answers and used this opportunity to grandstand for their voters.
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The two also played in the first round, on the same Grandstand court, at last year's Open.
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The two also played in the first round, on the same Grandstand court, at last year's Open.
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The first explosion in front of the grandstand caused hundreds of soldiers standing in parade formation to scatter.
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Down a corridor beneath the MetLife Stadium grandstand, the Dallas owner Jerry Jones had the Cheshire cat grin.
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With the crowd at the new Grandstand urging him on, Harrison played steadily while Raonic grew increasingly agitated.
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Now, maybe relations will be better behind the scenes, when there's less impetus to grandstand or score points.
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But, in perfect Trumpian fashion, he went on state TV to grandstand about his trip, making outlandish remarks.
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He hit 80 unforced errors in an untidy display on Grandstand, where he also served nine double faults.
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"Politicians love to grandstand and that was a perfect venue for all of them to do so," said Rep.
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Mueller won't grandstand for Democrats' approval, and if he doesn't produce, he'll no longer have it, just you watch.
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Venezuela's hyperinflation has eroded salaries, meaning many baseball fans cannot spare 70,000 bolivares - roughly $3 - for a grandstand ticket.
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"Like ballet," Floyd said from his front-row seat in the most temporary 18th-hole grandstand at the majors.
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In a surprise, the old Grandstand, which abuts Louis Armstrong Stadium, will also be used for matches this year.
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A permanent grandstand will be erected, and the players will benefit from expanded dining, gym and locker room facilities.
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He later climbed the steps and mingled with the throngs in the first-tee grandstand, distributing European team trinkets.
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He heard the roars from Grandstand and checked the score after his second set, when he left the court.
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Monday, as the Cleveland Browns ran onto the field at MetLife Stadium, the grandstand erupted with boos and jeers.
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I really wasn't involved at that time in those conversations or those decisions, it was more in the grandstand, watching.
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Outside, spectators filled a grandstand to watch Hereford bulls parade before a judge, the beasts' hooves sinking into the mud.
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Lawmakers aren't trained investigators; questions can be an opportunity to grandstand, score political points, or push an agenda on record.
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" He also said that some members of Congress "grandstand," but quickly added, "I'm not saying Senator Corker is that way.
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The VSOs tell Congress it is their job to come up with funding then grandstand and criticize congressional funding efforts.
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Once inside, there is a huge food court on the second floor of the grandstand featuring a variety of options.
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It has served largely to make the public confused and angry, while opportunistic politicians grandstand to raise their national profiles.
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Politicians are all too eager to grandstand on one political platform or another whenever the ensuing controversy begins to roil.
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Often, Senate hearings are opportunities for senators to grandstand -- spending more time talking about their own views than asking questions.
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On Thursday, she crashed in the super-G but rose to ski through the finish and wave to the grandstand.
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There were audible gasps from the grandstand at the bottom of the course as fans watched on the big screen.
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The parade started Monday at the Quirino Grandstand, and the procession finally ended on Tuesday morning just after 3:30 a.m.
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He threw victory signs and grins out to the roaring crowd as he made his way across the grandstand, shaking hands.
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Opposition members of Congress often seize this opportunity to grandstand about irresponsible budgeting, but practically speaking, granting the authority is essential.
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Both players fed off the crowd at the new Grandstand stadium, often encouraging cheers by raising their arms after big points.
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Thirty-five seconds later on the Grandstand, the 16th-seeded woman, Samantha Stosur, fell to Zhang Shuai, 223-3, 6-3.
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They delighted the Grandstand crowd for two and a half hours, with each player occasionally leaping to connect with powerful groundstrokes.
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Behind the backstop, in a grandstand composed of five aluminum bleachers, the Mets owner Fred Wilpon sat in the top row.
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The grandstand was not full of fans; just a handful of people watched along the rail, a reasonable social distance apart.
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A stadium is just bricks and mortar and, in the case of the Calderón, a highway underpass tucked under one grandstand.
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Gayle had previously made inappropriate comments to Meadows at a press conference around five or six years ago, she told ABC Grandstand.
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From our bird's eye view, we see a large white tent rising over a curved grandstand where clusters of people are seated.
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COME ONE, COME ALL: Watkins Glen International announced that reserved grandstand tickets for the race sold out for the fourth consecutive year.
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But many politicians have used the hearings as an opportunity to grandstand about the supposed "bias" of social media platforms against conservatives.
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In the social media age, seemingly everyone in the grandstand knew the trial he was going through, and they cheered his resoluteness.
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One is the flashy new 16-sided stadium, a hexadecagon that holds 13,125 spectators and will henceforth be known as the Grandstand.
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He then hit the dirt hard near the third base grandstand trying to run down a foul pop-up in the sixth.
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It is set to be demolished along with the entirety of the Borotra Tribune, the western grandstand of the rectangular Chatrier Court.
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I found a grandstand seat behind home plate, under the overhead netting that caught the foul balls that were hit straight back.
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Trobridge, the young Mississinawa Valley coach, looked across the field and saw a grandstand overflowing with the Flyers' Blue and Gold faithful.
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Trailing 2-0 in the third set, frustration boiled over for Thiem and he destroyed his racket on the hardcourt of the Grandstand.
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Triple Crown winner Secretariat, with his usual jockey Ron Turcotte aboard, struts past the grandstand at Aqueduct Rack Track in New York, Nov.
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The planetarium is an impressive asset for a high school, as is its aquatic centre, with an Olympic-size pool and grandstand seating.
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One person was killed when a steel lightning tower collapsed onto a grandstand as workers finished building a new stadium for the event.
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"Look, the numbers would indicate that, yes," the chief executive of Cricket Australia, James Sutherland, recently told ABC Grandstand, a sports talk show.
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GOP lawmakers know that the expectations for tax reform are high, which "does seem to be tempering the desire to grandstand," he said.
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TROON, Scotland — Fans in the grandstand stood to applaud Rory McIlroy as he approached the 18th green at Royal Troon on Thursday afternoon.
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The other is the old Grandstand, a gritty shoe box that holds about 6,000 fans and latches on to one side of Armstrong.
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It explodes into Mardi Gras, however, as soon as the jumpers pass the grandstand on opening day in the first of 28 races.
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"It was really different," Evert said of playing at Flushing Meadows, which had a 19,500-seat main stadium and a 6,000-seat grandstand.
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At the Hungarian Grand Prix in July, his fans were given a dedicated grandstand, something only Verstappen of Red Bull has at races.
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The sculpture pays tribute to some the many artists that have performed at the fair's Mohegan Sun Grandstand, which was imploded in January.
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A 215,225-seat grandstand court, two other show courts and eight additional match courts — all permanent — were built on top of parking lots.
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The state's top development agency, Empire State Development, accepted the Islanders' proposal for an 21,000-seat arena adjacent to the Belmont Park grandstand.
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As is often the case when foreign policy mixes with campaign politics, it can prove easier for candidates to grandstand than frame grand strategy.
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It held about 217,22012 fans, featured a double-decked grandstand with terra-cotta roof tiles and a 15-story clock tower behind home plate.
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" But, she added after her match at the new Grandstand, "I walked in there today, and I was like, 'This court is really awesome.
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Banking committee Republicans want to grandstand when banks get caught, while voting to make it much less likely that banks actually do get caught.
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He remembered the noise that he could hear from his post on the grandstand court when the building he lives in was being constructed.
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A truck in the parking lot behind the main grandstand caught fire from a grill, and the fire spread to other vehicles parked nearby.
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Swiss wildcard Stan Wawrinka, the 2016 champion, is first on Grandstand against France's Ugo Humbert, before 11th seed John Isner faces Chilean Nicolas Jarry.
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They will grandstand, but the fact that the MMA issue is part of a bigger budget will be an out for those on the fence.
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Grandstand tickets for the race, which comes two weeks after neighboring Singapore's floodlit spectacular, are still on sale despite being at an 82 percent discount.
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" On Twitter, he criticized Clinton's trip to Charlotte, which was postponed one week at the behest of the city's mayor, as a chance to "grandstand.
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But because of a problem with the playing surface on Court 63, the Open organizers decided on Saturday to use the old Grandstand for matches.
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Fans will also be treated to a grandstand battle between stalwarts Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain and 2009 champion Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina.
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One was making sure the grandstand did not appear static, and the other was paying respect to the track's location in the Bois de Boulogne.
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There were a little less than 1,900 seats in the grandstand the last time Europe hosted the Ryder Cup, in 2014 at Gleneagles in Scotland.
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Baku, a street circuit with long straights and a twisting stretch around the old town, has 20203,000 grandstand seats plus another 2,000 hospitality and VIP.
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But Mr. Hasan made no attempt to grandstand at his trial, barely questioning prosecution witnesses, calling none of his own, and making no major statements.
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" On Twitter, he criticized Clinton's trip to Charlotte, which was postponed one week at the behest of the city's mayor, as a chance to "grandstand.
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Carlson likes to grandstand when it comes to free speech, as Lyz Lenz' Columbia Journalism Review profile of the writer-turned-TV host made abundantly clear.
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Many critics think that she can't preach anti-bullying while she is married to a man who regularly uses social media to name-call and grandstand.
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This week, with a first tee grandstand holding almost 7,000 people at Le Golf National, the noise levels and atmosphere are likely to scale new heights.
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The archery field, with a covered grandstand and warm-up area shaped like an archer's bow, is the first of the new venues to be completed.
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Iceland fans, one sporting a fake Viking helmet, cheer their team as they wait in the grandstand before the Group D match between Nigeria and Iceland.
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You know how these things go: Senators grandstand and nominees display their superior intellects while politely (and often wittily) refusing to disclose anything even faintly controversial.
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The street circuit has long, fast straights and a twisting stretch around the old town, with some 18,000 grandstand seats plus another 2,000 hospitality and VIP.
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Rescue personnel and deputies from the Washington County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to a grandstand near the sixth green, according to a statement from the police.
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Absolutely. There are people out there who are probably complete charlatans just trying to grandstand their way into some sort of financial benefit or social benefit.
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The G7 nations didn't grandstand about the Amazon in the French resort of Biarritz last month to herald a program of years of real climate action.
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He will do so against a media backdrop that is tut-tutting him for trying, and prepared to grandstand about the sport's honor when he fails.
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On that fateful day in 1908 when they last became champions, do you know how many spectators were in the grandstand in Detroit to see the game?
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But as the ball disappeared into the cup at No. 211 and the gallery erupted with an ovation that shook a sturdy grandstand, Spieth did not react.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey an opportunity to grandstand on the campaign trail, in his case by locking an uninfected nurse in a tent for four days.
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My first stop was breakfast at Keeneland's Equestrian Dining Room, a casual eatery on the ground floor of the grandstand, with Keeneland's chief marketing officer, Christa Marrillia.
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At the United States Open this year, conversations have tended to focus on the players and the courts (the new roof, the new Grandstand, the new noise).
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Voters are split down the middle as to whether the CEOs who abandoned Trump's economic councils did so out of conscience or to grandstand for the public.
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There is a unique runoff area beneath a grandstand, and even a trip through a vast colorful hotel, the Yas Viceroy, which is built over the track.
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Most are corralled into a grandstand along the left side, overlooking the green and the ocean beyond — maybe the best view from a set of bleachers anywhere.
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They would fly up to New York for court dates and never missed an opportunity to grandstand for the press and insult the authorities as bumbling squares.
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"They are both serious people who don't grandstand, who don't play for the gallery," said Charles Grant, the director of the London-based Center for European Reform.
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The governor, Ledecky and Bettman originally announced the proposed Belmont redevelopment in December 2017, putting the arena on the site of parking lots near the racetrack grandstand.
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Behind them was a wide grandstand, at the rear of which patrons made half-whispered comments, knowing or otherwise, about the array of swings and flight paths.
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The comfortable confines of a hotel lobby or a friendly ballpark grandstand are apparently more to their liking than the unknowns of New York City mass transit.
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The Ashe roof cost $33 million, and the new Grandstand and the renovation of the South Campus, which also debuted in 2016, cost an additional $165 million.
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The distance between the leaders and the media may make it harder for journalists to report on points of conflict and harder for political leaders to grandstand.
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There are approximately 2,000 seats in a permanent grandstand, while upto 16,000 spectators can be accommodated daily during the Olympics with help of temporary seating and standing areas.
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"I remember walking in with Todd, and there were these pictures of him there that were fifty feet tall—tons of them in the grandstand," Boback told me.
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It served to highlight just how nakedly the Republicans running the committee had set up the hearing to grandstand, not to get at the truth of the matter.
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Howard responded by turning and lunging toward the grandstand, challenging the fan to a fight, if only he would "come back here and say it" to his face.
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I do not plan to grandstand with public statements of a pledge or platitudinal suggestions driven out of reactionary dynamics to take advantage of the current press cycle.
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Austrian Thiem, who beat Roger Federer on Sunday to win his first career Masters 212 title at the BNP Paribas Open, was uncharacteristically sloppy on the Grandstand court.
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The waves of sound from excited spectators built in the towering wooden grandstand as the Ortiz brothers approached, racing flat out with only inches between their stirrup leathers.
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He is a sociologist with proper academic perspective, though his views are also colored by the fact that he haunted the right-field grandstand alongside me decades ago.
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"I want to make it very clear to all the press, everybody, I'm not here because I'm making some grandstand because I'm thinking about running myself," Oprah said.
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It took time for the broadcast to evolve from the bare bones of simply stating what happened, but eventually announcers would describe the grandstand and the outfield grass.
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Up in the GRANDSTAND, spectators love long rallies — these are the stereotypical film scenes where everyone gets whiplash from swiveling back and forth from shot to acrobatic shot.
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As a child in Rundle Junction, she survived the town's defining tragedy, when an explosion caused a fire in the grandstand at a public celebration, killing 18 children.
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Among the changes will be a new first-tee grandstand, allowing some 6,500 spectators to take in — and contribute to — one of the most electric atmospheres in golf.
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But Kyrgios' 24 aces and punishing forehands proved too much for Hoang to handle and he went quietly into the warm New York night on the Grandstand court.
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The Scuderia Ferrari club brings a giant flag of the company's prancing-horse logo on a yellow shield and unfurls it across the grandstand, covering hundreds of seats.
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More than 1,100 of them were given seats behind the Browns' dugout on Grandstand Managers Day with placards reading "Yes" on one side and "No" on the other.
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He said that, while ultimately the decision may come down to money, Silverstone had shown Dorna it could stage a secure event with grandstand seating for 75,000 spectators.
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You'll be able to see the whole painting: At Grant Park, patrons sat on a carpeted revolving grandstand, which kept them from taking in the entire painting at once.
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Even then, it'll be an uphill battle — I've seen lifer race fans walk down grandstand steps backwards because they didn't want to watch the supporting class on the track.
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The course begins and ends with par 5s, offering the chance for a good start and a grandstand finish, when the lead can change hands in the closing holes.
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Taylor Townsend and Caroline Wozniacki played the first match at the new 8,43-seat Grandstand, with Wozniacki winning, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, in 2 hours 13 minutes.
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Approaching the 18th green, when he knew he could not win, he doffed his cap and enthusiastically waved to fans in the grandstand before they had begun to applaud.
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There will be more than 50,000 a day here, including about 7,000 at the first tee, where an imposing temporary grandstand dominates the landscape of the rolling, open course.
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Next up for Nadal is a last 16-clash with 2014 champion Marin Cilic, who came out on top in his slugfest with John Isner on the Grandstand court.
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He suggested that the Wards, aiming to speed up construction, might have repurposed the brick facade from the old park's carriage house as the back of the new grandstand.
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But some fans may find the virtual reality experience of a race in the electric car series to be even better than buying a ticket and sitting in the grandstand.
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He defeated the hobbled and cramping Raonic, 240-224 (230), 7-5, 7-5, 6-1, at the new Grandstand on Wednesday to reach the third round of the Open.
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You walk through the grandstand and there seems to be a lot more older people, there's no younger people yet it's a younger generation of kids that are riding bikes.
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On Monday, Vasek Pospisil of Canada beat Jozef Kovalik of Slovakia, 6-1, 6-3, 6-3, in front of a vocal contingent of Canadian supporters at the old Grandstand.
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Affluence and pageantry fills the Victorian-era clubhouse and grandstand, where a bottle of water sells for $6, and a recent auction of horses rang up $53 million in sales.
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In a grandstand finish with the terraces roaring, Nadal saved two match points in the decisive tiebreak but surrendered on the third when he slammed a forehand into the net.
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An outside adviser who speaks to the president said there's a fear House members would "grandstand" and turn it into a "clown show" as they tried to grab the spotlight.
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"I'm getting good energy from the crowd in every match," he had said before his 203-6 2-6 6-1 7-6(1) 6-4 win on Grandstand court.
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Democrats have used it as a chance to grandstand, claiming that Kavanaugh plans to ban birth control and that he lied under oath about his time in the Bush administration.
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The monarch, 92, has backed an exhibit featuring the unique outfits made across the Commonwealth, some of which are currently on display in the hall of the Royal Ascot main grandstand.
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But in the Senate, he became infamously unlikable, known for being smarmy and condescending; he wasted time with dead-end legislative proposals and, true to his debater roots, loved to grandstand.
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One former official at America's Defence Intelligence Agency points out that, since the members get no chance to grandstand to their voters back home, sitting on the committees offers little reward.
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Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders performed in front of the grandstand, Hollywood actors appeared on the starting grid and Jamaica's Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt waved the cars off for the formation lap.
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Greeted at the first tee with chants of "Rhambo Rhambo" from fans in the mammoth grandstand, he hit his first shot into the water and repeated the trick at the second.
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But if they're serious about being the party that treats public education as a cornerstone of democracy, they need to do more than grandstand about the consequences they helped bring about.
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Na and Harms clashed over which club to use on his approach and Na ended up missing badly as the ball sailed over the green and settled up against the grandstand.
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But the old-school self-portrait and the newfangled selfie have common aims: Both are showcases of personal secrets, broadcasts of political allegiances, and, more than anything, great ways to grandstand.
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It was her first match of the summer hardcourt season, and Osaka was arriving at the Washington Citi Open's grandstand court with her head down, blasting Kendrick Lamar on her headphones.
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Nishikori's serve clicked from the start and the seventh seed won 90% of his first-serve points while never facing a break point against the Argentine in 47 minutes on Grandstand.
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By refusing to grandstand, Hittman, who wrote and directed, has made the most moving, cleareyed American fiction movie about a woman's right to abortion since "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (1982).
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Officers were checking seven wind-detection machines, known as anemometers, as the balloons proceeded down the route from West 77th Street and Central Park West to the grandstand at Herald Square.
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But when a fan calls insulting names from the grandstand and becomes abusive, I don't intend to stand for it.... I don't see why I should get any punishment at all.
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The grandstand with its flags and gingerbread porches did not so much rise behind this encampment as fall athwart it, rung down like a theater curtain painted with a fairy-tale scene.
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Just walking up the 18th hole up past the grandstand and you hear the applause the way I did last year was one of those moments you never forget in your life.
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There are two perpendicular courts built atop the cement floor of the arena, the former home of the Islanders: a stadium court tucked into one end and a grandstand at the other.
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In addition, there are spacious concourses that allow clear sightlines to the racetrack, 1,0003 television screens, 60 luxury suites, lounge areas, interactive displays and grandstand chairs to sit in, rather than metal bleachers.
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"I'm just not going to sit there and take a licking for my nation when their country can't even provide electricity to their citizens," Drollinger said in the parking lot behind the grandstand.
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His dreadful drive at the short par-four fifth flew so far left that it crashed into a grandstand and rebounded preposterously onto the green, enabling him to two-putt for a birdie.
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He managed to par the 18th on the first playoff hole, but his approach on the second playoff — also on 18 — found a muddy area near the grandstand, well left of the green.
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The cat then took a lengthy tour of the field, holding up the game while ignoring or spurning pleas from beckoning security personnel as cat owners in the grandstand no doubt nodded knowingly.
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Mickelson began the round at the 10th and surged up the leaderboard with an eagle at the par-five 17th after banging his 317-yard approach off the greenside grandstand into deep rough.
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A single lawyer for the party would be less likely to grandstand for the cameras, deliver extemporaneous speeches, get diverted by meaningless tangents, or forget to ask relevant follow-up questions when necessary.
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The Sheikh of Dubai, for example, has a private lounge in the grandstand area where he watches the sale on TV while one of his representatives bids for him in the sales arena.
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The packed grandstand around the 18th fell silent as Rose sized up his putt and sent the ball on its way, straight into the middle of the hole to roars from the crowd.
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Officials were fond of noting on such a sunny day that the upper levels of Ashe Stadium, much of the new grandstand and many of the outside courts had more shade than before.
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On Tennis The very tall man was at the net, about to smash a ball past Frances Tiafoe and possibly through the corporate signage on the back wall of the new Grandstand court.
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Armed with a new racket — one that he had not bashed to smithereens — Thiem bounced back to advance with a 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (5), 6-4 victory on the Grandstand.
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Top-seeded Novak Djokovic won comfortably in both matches as well, beating Denis Shapovalov, 25-26, 23-3, on the main stadium first before beating Philipp Kohlschreiber, 6-3, 6-0, on Grandstand.
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"I turned to my wife and said: 'Robin, it was 33 years ago today,'" Theismann, the former Washington quarterback, said late Sunday afternoon, standing in a hallway beneath the grandstand at FedEx Field.
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His father watched from the player's box on the Grandstand court, high-fiving Frances' coaches and trainer when the Mannarino match ended, and soon after contended that his son wasn't all that unique.
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Wimbledon champion Simona Halep will also get her campaign underway against local Nicole Gibbs, while the Grandstand Court hosts an intriguing match-up between Canadian young guns Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime.
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The crowd assembled before dawn on Friday morning to await the opening four-ball matches in a 20143,22014-seat temporary grandstand — a fine spot to watch the sunrise as well as some golf.
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"I've always said it, Ryder Cup, there's nothing like it," Garcia, who was serenaded by the fans wedged into the towering first tee grandstand as he walked out to begin his match, said.
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Neroli Meadows from Fox Sports spoke on ABC Grandstand Tuesday, with a passionate explanation about why we can't brush off such comments as "a simple joke" or even an one-off indiscretion by Gayle.
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WASHINGTON — High-profile Congressional hearings have a way of degenerating into unruly spectacle, with members using their five minutes to grandstand for cable news instead of asking detailed questions on the topic at hand.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Big-hitting former champion Juan Martin del Potro will battle baseline specialist Dominic Thiem when the pair meet on the Grandstand in the fourth round of the U.S. Open on Monday.
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Instead of apologizing for his remarks, Trump denied that he was mocking him, accused the reporter of using his disability to "grandstand" and asked The New York Times to apologize for making the allegation.
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After talking about the horses with her racing manager John Warren, who runs the bloodstock from the stud at Highclere (where Downton Abbey filmed), she heads to her box, located in the main grandstand.
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Those in the grandstand clutching betting tickets on the long-shot grays were confessing their sins and saying their prayers: Destin went off at odds of nearly 22.28-34.803 and Creator at 234.80-22.
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Spotters were told to leave the roof of the main grandstand before practice resumed at the 2.5-mile track following ARCA qualifying and ran continuously through the conclusion of final practice at 3 p.m.
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The U.S.T.A. had intended to use it solely as a practice court, but Court 10 was found to have surface imperfections, so the Grandstand will host matches for at least the first few days.
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The Afternoon of a Faun is a highly conscientious novel, elegant in its execution and almost humble in its refusal to grandstand, or to turn a story about rape allegations into some didactic allegory.
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A short subway ride from the center of Mexico City, the venue has many grandstand areas with excellent views, particularly the stadiums at the Peraltada area and the area at turns four to six.
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The crowd in the grandstand behind the 18th green did not care that he finished with a triple-bogey 8 after finding the water with his driver, a high-risk, high-reward club choice.
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Afterward, paraders will work their way down Broadway and across Eighth Street to Astor Place, where there will be a grandstand for brief performances, and then head to Tompkins Square Park for many more.
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The new aluminum structure, which sits in a former parking lot, will fill in while construction continues on the new Armstrong Stadium, on the footprint of the old one and the former Grandstand court.
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A radar-like approach shot to the 18th then left him a six-footer for a birdie and, after the ball nestled in the cup, he turned and hailed the applause of the huge grandstand.
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"I fought like this because of you guys, so thank you very much," he added in reference to the noisy Argentine fans who had turned the Grandstand Arena into a raucous soccer-stadium like atmosphere.
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At a massive college sports recruiting tournament in Maryland on Memorial Day weekend this year, Serpone stood atop a grandstand so he could survey seven fields packed with teenage players eager to catch his eye.
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For Al Schwartz, 91, the scent kiosk reminded him of first visiting Yankee Stadium in the late 1930s, when 60 cents could buy a seat in the bleachers and $1.10 a seat in the grandstand.
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Looming behind the first tee, the Ryder Cup's biggest ever grandstand was packed to its near 2343,000-capacity long before the players emerged across a footbridge to start their rounds at just past 8 a.m.
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But Smith had to gather himself because he wanted to bring Justify back to the fans, who stood and cheered and snapped pictures as he took a victory lap past the expansive Belmont Park grandstand.
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Michael D. McCurry, who was the press secretary during the Clinton administration, has said he regretted allowing cameras into the briefings, saying the temptation for reporters to grandstand has eroded the quality of the sessions.
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"It was easy for moderate Republicans to grandstand and regurgitate fiery political rhetoric when they knew repeal efforts would go nowhere, but now they will have to do something politicians don't often do," McIntosh said.
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Organizers had set up a small grandstand on the third court, just in front of a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the meadow, but when Ignatik took on Boltz, it was roped off.
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A vote would also give Republicans a platform to grandstand and to turn the impeachment process into a circus -- as they have done in previous Democratic oversight hearings -- a factor that might weigh on Pelosi's deliberations.
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Monza is the last round of the European season and, with the sun beating down on the Ferrari faithful who festooned banners from the main grandstand, dominant champions Mercedes again look to leave their rivals trailing.
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The Belmont Stakes is the longest of the Triple Crown races, one lap around the main track with a stretch ending in front of a huge and boisterous grandstand full of fans anxious to witness history.
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Some members of the Alabama legislature have admitted that the criminalization of abortions as a response to rape and incest amounts to a grandstand play, a tactic to hasten judicial review and the demise of Roe.
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At Court 1, Rwanda's tennis establishment has clustered on a wooden grandstand to watch Habiyambere and Havugimana: older weekend players in Adidas tracksuits, returned members of the diaspora in slacks and oxford shirts, and Maj. Gen.
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During the episode, which became a rush-hour distraction and social media spectacle, Mr. McClean strutted nude atop a grandstand above the TKTS ticket booth, sometimes shouting, "Where's Donald Trump?" before eventually jumping to the ground.
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If there was an ovation in the grandstand in that instant, it came from beneath the private box of the Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones, where fans were tossing hats and other apparel toward Jones to autograph.
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You can use the first three paragraphs of the featured article for inspiration: Richard Long Feather is searching for his son Jace among the bareback riders as they storm toward the grandstand at the Crow Fair.
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That's why, recently, Joshua Grubbs, a psychology professor at Bowling Green State University, and colleagues (including Warmke and Tosi), conducted a psychological survey assessing (among other things) a nationally representative sample on their tendency to grandstand.
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From the driving perspective it is not good, and for the fans in the grandstand and on television it will not be a positive either, and that goes beyond no longer seeing cars going flat out.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - The banners festooned along the main Monza grandstand are a constant reminder, not that any is needed, of the fervor facing Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari at the team's home Italian Grand Prix this weekend.
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These glass structures, envisioned by the artist Wenzel Hablik in the early 1900s, are not fragile; they grandstand with strong architectural finesse, announcing a vision of utopia hinged on the aspirations of a still-emerging industrial age.
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Nicholas Monroe toppled over a low wall during his third-round doubles match at the United States Open on Sunday, and he spent several minutes on the ground receiving treatment in the seating area of the Grandstand.
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The crowd is usually small, with some 18,000 grandstand seats plus another 2,000 for hospitality and VIP and up to 15,000 general admission tickets available, but the race has been one of the more entertaining and unpredictable.
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I think it's a dream come true to relive some of that, but instead of looking from the grandstand and watching the competitors on the track, to be driving one of the vehicles that was actually racing.
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But it was a big day for Jeff Gural, the New York real estate developer and horse breeder who took control of the ailing Meadowlands Racetrack in December 220, and built a new grandstand two years later.
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In what will likely be the most anticipated match of the afternoon, played on the 8,000-seat Grandstand court, they will meet eighth-seeded Ashleigh Barty and Victoria Azarenka, Grand Slam title winners in singles and doubles.
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Four United States flags were in the grandstand when Vonn came down, and there were quite a few cheers when she started her run wearing a suit with blue-and-yellow trim — Sweden's colors — to honor Stenmark.
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Tomic went full Cartman—in front of the crowd at the Old Grandstand in Flushing, his opponent, Bosnian Damir Džumhur(who did the tennis serve version of a double-take), and most importantly, ESPN's cameras and microphones.
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The French position has been consistent, wanting a clear reason from London for a longer extension, but Mr. Macron has annoyed his colleagues by complicating a simple decision and seeming to grandstand before giving in to the consensus.
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To grandstand about their commitment to conservatism at the start of the year and set high legislative aspirations, before refocusing after the summer on special interest gimmes and "must-pass" priorities that inspire no one outside the Beltway?
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As the hearings progress, Mr. Schiff and Ms. Pelosi must resist pressure to provide opportunities for their fellow members, Democrats or Republicans, to grandstand by opening up questioning to all those who are no doubt demanding the floor.
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He knew from the broadcasts that he was now in front of a small grandstand where various public officials and the relatives of the victim would be seated, their stern expressions waiting for justice to take its course.
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On the Grandstand court, which offers less shade than the stadiums with retractable roofs, Lesia Tsurenko awaited divine intervention as she melted in the midafternoon heat in the first set of her fourth-round match against Marketa Vondrousova.
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It was reprised in the 2010 Disney film "Secretariat" with Diane Lane portraying Ms. Chenery as the elegantly dressed and quietly determined owner and Ms. Chenery herself appearing in the film as a race spectator in the grandstand.
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Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith piloted the three-year-old colt past the celebrated field in a dramatic stretch run, overtaking Chrome over the last 251 yards in front of a packed grandstand to win America's richest race.
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Philippoussis and Pat Cash, an Australian compatriot, had just beaten John and Patrick McEnroe in the men's Champions doubles final, an oldie act on the new Grandstand court that began Sunday, the last day of America's Grand Slam event.
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Or it might be the new Grandstand stadium terrace, which has been made into a kind of open-air, tired-spectators' lounge, featuring rattan sofas, umbrellas, a cool breeze and views that take in Courts 8 to 10 below.
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Senators cannot grandstand during the trial, but they are able to hold press conferences afterward or talk about it on TV. Ultimately, they will still be a part of what should regularly be the biggest story of the day.
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Tens of thousands of party members clad in red, the party color, filled the stadium grandstand, cheering and singing along to party songs for several hours as they waited for Najib to turn up to deliver his keynote address.
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It also means agencies like FBI won't be able to grandstand about how Apple should be forced to build them a fancy hacking tool the next time they acquire a phone they're unable to unlock themselves in the required timeframe.
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Whether Great Britain actually leaves the European Union remains an open question, and members of the "Leave" campaign, including former London Mayor Boris Johnson, seem startled that the vote has suddenly turned into something more than an opportunity to grandstand.
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Couple that with focused executive sessions for congressional briefings, where senators and congressmen can avoid the temptation to grandstand for the media and, instead, engage in a substantive process that provides the candid information necessary for Congress to do its job.
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A grandstand full of journalists and Hyperloop One supporters watched as a series of stators (basically electromagnetic blades) quickly powered up under the sled, which then flew by at about the speed of a fast car (115 mph or so).
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The New Zealand crew, using a revolutionary cycling set-up to power the hydraulics on their boat, showed speed and manoeuvrability but as the two catamarans screamed towards the grandstand at the finish, they trailed the U.S. by 6 seconds.
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In association with the league's official charity, B Solidale Onus, they plan to build a public pitch with a grandstand, changing rooms and floodlights, which will be open to use by local youth teams and students as well as refugees.
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In part, that is because of his own background: His previous job, of course, was at Dortmund, where the noise washes down the Yellow Wall, arguably the most intimidating grandstand in European soccer, and the whole place seems to shake.
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Not long after the Giants trudged off the MetLife turf as 20-point losers — as Jones was waving goodbye to his admirers in the grandstand — the Browns, who led Green Bay in the fourth quarter, 21-7, lost in overtime.
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In general, both Democratic and Republican attorneys agreed that Democrats will need to strike their own balance between landing the right punches without appearing to grandstand and while ensuring Ford is given the spotlight and space to tell her story.
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On Sunday, a giant Ferrari flag is sure to be unfurled across the grandstand seats while hordes of red-shirted supporters will flood onto the track as soon as the race is over to celebrate beneath the podium jutting out over them.
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Sixth seed Caroline Garcia, who looked in good form in beating Briton Johanna Konta in the first round, is up against Olympic champion Monica Puig on Grandstand, followed by men's seventh seed Marin Cilic, the 2014 champion, who meets Poland's Hubert Hurkacz.
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Trump bragged, in that case, that his comments about Mexicans at the start of his campaign had actually helped his business and he accused the two celebrity chefs who backed out of restaurant deals there of trying to use him to grandstand.
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Pajon, 24, roared on by hundreds of yellow-clad fans in the sun-bathed grandstand at Rio's X-Park, put not a wheel out of place as she pedaled to victory in the final, repeating her feat from London four years ago.
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But Isner never hit the self-destruct button and finally defeated Frances Tiafoe, 23-22, 24-21, 21-303 (230), 23-24, 7-6 (3), on Monday in the first men's match on the impressive new Grandstand court at the United States Open.
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From the very first year — when rain delayed the conclusion of Evert's semifinal and forced the men's and women's finals to be played back-to-back — downpours would flood the unsightly underbelly of Armstrong and its adjacent and more-quaint-for-spectating Grandstand.
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On Golf TROON, Scotland — On Monday, several days before the start of the 2016 British Open at Royal Troon, Keegan Bradley and a couple of his golf buddies surreptitiously scaled the giant yellow scoreboard perched atop the sprawling grandstand at the 18th green.
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Also on center court, CoCo Vandeweghe takes on Czech Lucie Safarova and Madison Keys faces fourth seed Elina Svitolina of Ukraine, pushing the heavy-hitters' contest between former champion Juan Martin del Potro and Austrian sixth seed Dominic Thiem to the Grandstand.
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"George never really cared for more liberty than he had, but he was fond of playing to the grandstand," Collier Cobb, a professor of geology, wrote in the first scholarly essay on his work, published an article in the university's magazine in 1909.
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A beneficiary of the grandstand renovation, Daytona International Speedway's midway was more upscale and hospitable than most, with a lot of free sponsor-themed activities including a giant plinko game played with brand-name tires and various forms of remote-control racing.
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As their carriage entered the parade ring behind the main grandstand, racegoers were able to get a closer look at Meghan, 36, who wore an elegant white ensemble by Givenchy (her wedding dress designer!) with a matching white hat with black detailing by Philip Treacy.
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MASON, Ohio — Amid full-throated chants of "U-S-A!" around the grandstand at the Western & Southern Open on Thursday, Steve Johnson did what he does best: He ran around a backhand to slug a forehand return to beat ninth-ranked Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
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As usual, Trump is using the border as an opportunity to grandstand and bluster, but the underlying problem of migrants fleeing instability and violence in countries like Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador—some of which has been stoked by US foreign policy—isn't going away.
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CreditCreditDennis M. Rivera Pichardo for The New York Times AIBONITO, Puerto Rico — At the Estadio Hermanos Marrero, a baseball stadium nestled in this small, mountainous municipality in the center of Puerto Rico, parts of the roof over the grandstand are gone or twisted back.
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Waving his arms and roaring in his vibrant moose voice, he galloped down the aisles of the grandstand and across the diamond to the pitcher's box, his hat askew, his coat-tails streaming behind him, and a look of unbearable anguish on his face.
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