Let Kylian Mbappé inaugurate it, maybe with Carla Bruni alongside.
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Cuba says it will officially inaugurate the statue on Jan.
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Two of the largest are Inaugurate the Resistance and #DisruptJ20.
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Hakim recalls inviting the actor to inaugurate the restaurant's family section.
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Opening ceremony to inaugurate new 'Piaggio Museum' in Pontedera (2225 GMT).
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We had a gay friend, Zameer Kamble, to inaugurate the session.
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The operation gave it a lot of publicity, but didn't inaugurate it.
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Scientists released this image today to inaugurate the completed MeerKAT radio telescope.
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Modi went to Prayagraj in December to inaugurate various Kumbh-related projects.
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He recently helped inaugurate a sports complex for children in his hometown.
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Cartes had traveled to Israel to inaugurate the new embassy in May.
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Soon, we inaugurate a blowhard to the highest office of our nation.
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I got a beautiful new board and was excited to inaugurate it.
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Our compatriots chose him over the opportunity to inaugurate our first woman president.
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On June 4th Mr Modi stopped in Afghanistan to inaugurate a hydroelectric station.
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No single law or anti-immigrant speech would inaugurate a soft fascist regime.
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Officials say Modi arrived on Saturday to review development work and inaugurate road projects.
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JetBlue is scheduled to inaugurate direct flights between the long-time nemeses on Aug.
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Why are we about to inaugurate the most anti-science administration in American history?
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Opening near where Starbucks will inaugurate its coffee palace, is no coincidence, industry experts say.
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Petrobras also plans to inaugurate an offshore platform off the coast of Nigeria this year.
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Mr. Hochswender wrote the column from 1988 to 1992, but he did not inaugurate it.
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One group even considered holding an event to "inaugurate" their choice of political leader: Sanders.
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Tomorrow, the Trump administration will formally inaugurate the newest U.S. Combatant Command, U.S. Space Command.
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And, besides, on January 22, Liberians will inaugurate their 24th president, and again make history.
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The nation is poised to inaugurate a new military service, the United States Space Force.
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In less than a year, the United States may well inaugurate its first female President.
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After eight years of misery, it will inaugurate a new president who has realigned the electorate.
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A robot could take over every politician's favourite task of cutting ribbons to inaugurate new buildings.
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Next, there is a parade from the center to the old town to inaugurate the festival.
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Even if successful, Mr. Pompeo predicted, it would only inaugurate a lengthy, complicated and risky process.
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India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, is due in Kashmir over the weekend to inaugurate development projects.
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Today also marks another landmark achievement as we officially inaugurate the newest branch of our military.
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But not until tomorrow, when we inaugurate a fabulous-looking weekend of sunshine and warmer weather.
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Nearly a dozen brands will inaugurate the twin features on Tuesday, including Airbnb, Pizza Hut and Spotify.
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The duo will also inaugurate the Storyhouse Theater, which will serve as a local library and cinema.
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Is this how we're going to inaugurate the first Queen of Greater Saccharine And All Her Provinces?
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The Japanese leader's meeting with a new U.S. president before being inaugurate is unusual, media reports noted.
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"President Sanders will inaugurate a new era for America: one of peace, prosperity, and essential human dignity."
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In that spirit, we'd like to inaugurate a contest, "Californian of the Year" — with you as judge.
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He will inaugurate the Chinese embassy in the Dominican Republic on Friday before heading to Guyana and Suriname.
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By focusing its energies on experimenting with literary production, Pierce wrote, Amazon can inaugurate a new literary era.
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There, he was asked to inaugurate a program in jazz, a taboo subject in universities at the time.
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She helped inaugurate centers in Britain, a key market for the Chinese giant's expansion into the Western world.
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Devoted to the study of this magnificent goal, we now inaugurate the Hermetic Order of the Golden Shaun.
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Thank you for inviting me to inaugurate what I trust will be a happy lifetime of dumb fights.
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Even if it is successful, Mr. Pompeo predicted, it will only inaugurate a lengthy, complicated and risky process.
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On September 20, a solo exhibition by Abby Leigh, Sledgehammer Paintings, will inaugurate the space [via email announcement].
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In spring 2018, the industrial park will inaugurate its first space dedicated specifically to art: the High Line Plinth.
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He's helped inaugurate a new genre of lucrative dog marketing, attracting big-name sponsors like Google, Uber and Purina.
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I'm getting a new town home so I'm waiting to inaugurate it with that champagne because it's so nice.
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Mill's Yellowwhirlaway will inaugurate the series, running in the Astoria, Queens art museum from June 21 through July 22018.
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If Trump does prevail before the justices, that decision could inaugurate a new era of presidential immunity from oversight.
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This volley repeated itself with the Reconstruction Acts, which offered measures to inaugurate an interracial democracy in the South.
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If Trump wants to inaugurate the new embassy, he will probably have to win a second term in office first.
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It can open the way to a kind of messianic nihilism, or belief that violence can inaugurate a better world.
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The same message applies to a new Franco-British monument, which Mr. Macron will inaugurate on June 6 with Mrs.
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Among the first out of the gate to inaugurate the summer season with a picnic box is Cookshop in Chelsea.
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Mr. Odinga has refused to recognize the legitimacy of Mr. Kenyatta's presidency and had threatened for months to "inaugurate" himself.
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The performances will inaugurate MoMA's exhibition "Lincoln Kirstein's Modern" with excerpts from four seminal works by the choreographer George Balanchine.
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President Correa visited in July to inaugurate two of the new parkways, casting scorn on questions about the plan's economic rationale.
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To inaugurate this formula without excessive disruption to past practice, yet another caucus in a Midwestern state could fit the bill.
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Together they are curating a show in October that will inaugurate the Almine Rech Gallery's first exhibition space in the United States.
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And a show of his past work, along with Cindy Sherman's, will inaugurate the Skarstedt Gallery's new space in London in October.
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Last month, China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, traveled to the city of Davao, Mr. Duterte's hometown, to inaugurate a new Chinese consulate.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez will travel to Jerusalem to inaugurate a "diplomatic office" in the city on Sept.
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There is a pro-Biden case to inaugurate a long-overdue interval of national healing rather than a season of dramatic transformation.
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ATHENS- Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will inaugurate the start of construction for the TransAdriatic Pipeline (TAP) in Thessaloniki, Northern Greece on Tuesday.
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But Norte Maar has relocated to Cypress Hills, and this weekend will inaugurate its new gallery space with an exhibition by Kris Graves.
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It was like a replay of a trip he made in 2014 to inaugurate a new unity government— which fell apart within weeks.
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Yet as the country prepares to inaugurate President-elect Donald Trump, the point may be moot at best, philanthropy experts told CNBC recently.
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Akhtar, who was on his way to inaugurate a project in the town of Tral in south Kashmir, told Reuters he was safe.
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Last month, the animals were harnessed one more time to inaugurate the renovation of the mile-long Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park.
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On March 21, it will inaugurate the exhibition "Art in Antioquia and the Seventies," which reflects on the museum's first exhibition in 1978.
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In 1959, however, their remains were secretly transferred to the Valley of the Fallen, just in time for Franco to inaugurate his mausoleum.
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The previous day, at her headquarters on 14th Street, Ms. von Furstenberg had invited 30 women over to inaugurate her post-CFDA life.
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Serbia, the biggest of the former Yugoslav republics, is expected to inaugurate a new government next month following an election on April 24.
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As this nation prepares to inaugurate the new President, we must consider the implications of who Congress will choose to run the government.
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From here, the group of clowns will noisily make their way through the town to wake everyone up and officially inaugurate the carnival.
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In December 193, while preparing to inaugurate its new building, the center laid off half of its staff due to difficulties in raising funds.
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Burton said in a Root essay entitled, "It's a Great Time to be a Racist," that Obama's presidency didn't inaugurate a post-racial era.
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To inaugurate the Year of the Monkey, China's stock markets close for the week, halting volatile trading that has been dragging down global markets.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cut the ribbon in late September, rushing to meet a promise to inaugurate the fast train by the Jewish holidays.
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To commemorate the rich history of marching bands, the project Marching On will inaugurate with a series of performances at Harlem's Marcus Garvey Park.
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Later this week, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to inaugurate the operation of the Vande Bharat Express, the country's first engineless train.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Why doesn't the Whitney Museum of American Art inaugurate a series of exhibitions in honor of Herman Melville?
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Separately, Daimler is due to inaugurate its new Testing and Technology Center in Immendingen, with CEO Dieter Zetsche and Chancellor Angela Merkel in attendance.
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As the Obama presidency draws to a close, it is clear that the post-racial democracy it was supposed to inaugurate has not materialized.
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The day will come when we inaugurate Clinton, and on that January morning, we will all wait and see what surprises that presidency brings.
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Now that Ms. DuVernay has become a staple of our crossword, I decided it was time to inaugurate her into a very special club.
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He was there to inaugurate the massive new Zohr gasfield, which will provide billions of dollars in revenue and a steady supply of cheap energy.
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The protests in Gaza came as U.S. and Israeli officials gathered in Jerusalem on Monday to inaugurate Washington's new embassy in the highly contested city.
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To inaugurate the St. Paul (Minn.) Chamber Orchestra's new concert hall in 2015, the composer George Tsontakis wrote a piece titled "Coraggio" — "courage" in Italian.
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On Saturday, Mexico will inaugurate a new president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who was elected on a pledge to end the country's militarized drug war.
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" Also in September, Chris Coleman, the new artistic director of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts Theater Company, will inaugurate his tenure with "Oklahoma!
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This month Billy Joel helped to inaugurate the newly reopened Nassau Coliseum, the fabled arena on his native Long Island, with a career-spanning concert.
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Mr. Trump and King Salman will also inaugurate the Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology, where Mr. Trump is to give a speech about Islam.
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Maduro, who donned a baseball uniform to inaugurate a new stadium on Sunday evening, said congress had chosen new leadership out of frustration with Guaido.
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The company also said it had launched seven new oil and gas fields in 2017 and is poised to inaugurate five additional projects in 2018.
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Donald Trump's flukey, narrow win in the 2016 presidential election did not inaugurate some crazy new era in which the rules don't apply and nothing matters.
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Television auteur Ryan Murphy helped inaugurate this wave of prestige scandalmongering as one of the producers of 2016's Emmy award–winning series The People v.
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When Gavin Pretor-Pinney decided on a whim to inaugurate the Cloud Appreciation Society at a literary festival, he never expected it to draw much attention.
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The Russian leader was scheduled to come to Paris to inaugurate a new Russian Orthodox cathedral and visit a Russian art exhibition in the French capital.
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I saw her inaugurate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the government watchdog that saved billions for consumers before the Trump administration relegated it to the sidelines.
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Podgorze Journal PODGORZE, Poland — This month, the local librarian, Wieslawa Klosinska, helped inaugurate a striking new memorial in Podgorze, a hardscrabble little village in northeastern Poland.
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Tips In the past five weeks, you've seen America inaugurate a president, march for women's rights, protest an immigration order and debate a Supreme Court nominee.
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Front Burner La Morada, a bright outpost for the cooking of Oaxaca, Mexico, will inaugurate a brunch that surveys assorted moles from the region and beyond.
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Aster is about to inaugurate one hospital in the emirate of Sharjah and one in Qatar, and is working on six more hospital projects in the Gulf.
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More fumbling followed, including a short-lived suggestion that the mayor's office inaugurate the wharf with a musical re-enactment of a slave voyage, featuring black actors.
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And if he'd had the change to inaugurate his Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow—a new, idealized American city—who knows how the world would look today.
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On Wednesday, the city will inaugurate a public shelter close to Rio's central train station, along with a training program to help homeless people to find jobs.
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To inaugurate the superblock, architecture professors and students have worked with local associations of residents and businesses to come up with alternative uses for the street space.
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Swiss-based Kempinski Hotels SA will inaugurate its Gran Hotel Manzana in the heart of the capital on Wednesday, billing it as Cuba's first true luxury hotel.
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French Open tournament director Guy Forget said the decision on which match will inaugurate the court on Sunday will be made the week before the tournament begins.
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These shifts may inaugurate yet another local-versus-federal conflict with the Trump administration, which is already tussling with many liberal cities over other protections for immigrants.
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They believe, and wish others to believe, that a radical break with the past is possible and that it will inaugurate a new era of human experience.
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CEO Philippe Donnet and CFO Luigi Lubelli attend lecture to inaugurate a new academic post, the Generali Chair in Insurance and Risk Management in Milan (2300 GMT).
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The next day, they'll be in New York City to inaugurate a new Cartier store, which will feature a tribute to Albert's parents, Prince Rainier and Princess Grace.
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AA Bronson's Garten der Lüste — a 5-day hybrid installation featuring performances and artworks — will inaugurate KW's second exhibition season of 2018 as part of its Pause series.
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The museum is located at 1400 Constitution Ave on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. President Barack Obama helped to inaugurate the institution in September of this year.
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The pay channel is using "Patrick Melrose" to inaugurate an expansion of its original series to Saturdays, and it's surely a shiny bauble to help get people's attention.
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Starting on Wednesday, his work will inaugurate the Clara Francis Gallery, a storefront space at 2070 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard that adjoins the New Harlem Besame restaurant.
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Later this month, Fendi will inaugurate the Spazio Fendi, a laboratory at the national Institute for Conservation and Restoration, which was founded in 1939 to preserve Italian heritage.
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On Monday, Indonesia will inaugurate a maritime command center in Tarakan and also hold a ceremony on an Indonesian warship with Malaysian and Philippine officials to launch patrols.
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The piece is also a prophecy because Giorgione, along with his teacher Bellini, helped inaugurate the massive innovations of the Venetian Renaissance with exactly this kind shocking naturalism.
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"Tacoma production will be concentrated right here in Mexico," said Christopher Reynolds, a chief administrative officer for Toyota in North America, at an event to inaugurate the Guanajuato plant.
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Not afraid of expressing some still-raw feelz, the show's host spoke about how excited three generations of his family were to see America inaugurate it's first female president.
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However, Patriarch Bartholomew received a warm welcome from the Orthodox hierarchy in Romania, an overwhelmingly Orthodox country, when he went there on November 24th to inaugurate a new cathedral.
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Dozens of locals gathered at the train station to watch state officials inaugurate the "special service," which will help to alleviate Chennai's struggle in maintaining a steady water supply.
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In San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, the new five-room boutique hotel Casa Delphine will inaugurate its first post-Thanksgiving sale, 313 percent off rooms, normally from $265, Nov.
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Just the day before, López Obrador led a ceremony to inaugurate the new National Guard, which then deployed into the city streets where Mexicans continue to call for justice.
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The inauguration of the corridor on the Indian side took place Monday and Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan is scheduled to inaugurate construction at the Pakistani end later today.
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This work included helping inaugurate Save America's Treasures, a federal program to preserve historically significant buildings, artworks, documents, and more; and fighting for the arts during the Culture Wars.
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Mr. Maduro had traveled from the capital, Caracas, to Margarita Island off Venezuela's northern coast to inaugurate a number of new public housing units and give a televised address.
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And it doesn't explain Tehran's hyperaggressive foreign policy in the wake of the 2015 nuclear deal, which was supposed to inaugurate its opening to the rest of the world.
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The day before the 2014 World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship, Mr. Woods appeared with Mr. Trump and three of his children to inaugurate the Tiger Woods Villa at Doral.
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Optimally, rather than simply extracting revenue from an unwilling population, tax compliance strategies that emphasize accountability and legitimacy can inaugurate a virtuous circle that benefits citizens and governments alike.
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Notably, the collectible design fair will inaugurate its new quarters in the six-acre Pride Park, a parking lot turned public greenspace next to the Miami Beach Botanical Garden.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday he planned to visit Israel in January next year to inaugurate a memorial to World War Two victims in Jerusalem.
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Beijing will host a Communist Party Congress this autumn that will inaugurate a second five-year term for Mr. Xi, who is party general secretary as well as president.
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Mr. Xi is preparing for an important Communist Party congress in the fall that will inaugurate his second five-year term as president and consolidate his political pre-eminence.
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With so much going on in Washington, on the campaign trail and across the globe, we thought it was time to inaugurate a new newsletter feature: a Monday Mailbag.
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In July, Hong Kong will inaugurate its new leader, Carrie Lam, Beijing's preferred candidate, as the former British colony commemorates the 13th anniversary of its handover to Chinese rule.
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They're just three of 12 sculptures proposed by 12 artists and vying to inaugurate what will be the industrial park's first space dedicated specifically to art: the High Line Plinth.
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They agreed to hold ceremonies in late November or early December to inaugurate work on reconnecting the railways and roads that have been cut since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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To commemorate the rich history of marching bands, Marching On will inaugurate this weekend with a series of performances that are also officially a part of Performa 17's programming.
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The Bataclan's doors opened for the first time since last year's Paris terrorist attacks that left 89 people dead ... with the musical stylings of Sting to re-inaugurate the club.
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As Chinese President Xi Jinping prepared to inaugurate the Belt and Road Forum, Pyongyang fired a ballistic missile from a base in the country's northwest, near the border with China.
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PARIS — The French government will inaugurate an ambitious new "cultural complex" in the capital's Grand Palais next month with a vast, unprecedented exhibition of the life work of Pablo Picasso.
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The exhibition is also helping to inaugurate the recent makeover of La Boverie, a 1905 building, which completed a 25 million-euro expansion by the architect Rudy Ricciotti last May.
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Representatives from Brazil's scientific community and government will head to Antarctica this month to inaugurate its new Comandante Ferraz Research Station, which replaces a facility lost to fire in 2012.
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Here is a sampling: If you're seeking community … In New York, the actress Ellen Burstyn is hosting Inaugurate Love: Dreaming Our Nation United at the United Palace in Washington Heights.
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Once again, this dual event — an opportunity both to meet furry friends and to watch them compete — will inaugurate Westminster Week, which also includes the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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But what makes 2017 so unique is that America -- long a force for stability -- is poised to inaugurate one of the most impulsive presidents ever to walk into the Oval Office.
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Lulu, which was founded in an apartment by artist Martin Soto Climent and Sharp, an independent curator, also took the opportunity to inaugurate a brand new space concurrently with the fair.
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A delegation of senior US officials including the deputy secretary of state, treasury secretary and the President's daughter and son-in-law traveled to Jerusalem last month to inaugurate the embassy.
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The two sides agreed to hold ceremonies in late November or early December to inaugurate work on reconnecting railways and roads that have been cut since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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After helping to inaugurate a short-lived biweekly underground newspaper, The Washington Free Press, and joining in antiwar protests, he said he was pressured in 21975 to quit his government job.
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For now, though, "The Menendez Murders" earns a favorable verdict -- a shrewd choice to inaugurate the latest wrinkle in a well-oiled TV franchise that's as durable as crime and punishment.
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To inaugurate this dazzling hall, nestled inside an $800 million glass structure set atop an old brick warehouse overlooking the port here, the conductor Thomas Hengelbrock assembled a forward-looking program.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To inaugurate the school year at Barack H. Obama Magnet in Jackson, Mississippi, the city commissioned a mural of the school's namesake, former president Barack Obama.
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Of the 236 projects the public works division of the Interior Ministry expects to inaugurate in 2017, 126 are in either Buenos Aires province or the capital city, of the same name.
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And I write in the very first chapter what it felt like going to the inauguration that was going to inaugurate my opponent, and I had raised so many concerns about him.
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The enormous anticipation is due to the fact that the state's caucuses inaugurate the official primary season, not because they have historically been an accurate predictor for the rest of the race.
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It would inaugurate the antibiotic revolution, save tens of millions of lives and even (in some accounts) help win the second world war after its supply to Allied forces after D-Day.
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The announcement arrives just two weeks after Friends of the High Line shared its own short list of works competing to inaugurate New York City's new Fourth Plinth equivalent, coming in 2018.
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But on Thursday he returned, now 17, to give his New York recital debut at Zankel Hall to inaugurate the 59th season of Young Concert Artists, having won its competition last year.
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Every two years we inaugurate a new Congressional session, and as we start anew there comes a new opportunity to make a difference -- to lead America in a new and better direction.
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A delegation of senior US officials -- including the deputy secretary of state, the treasury secretary and the President's daughter and son-in-law -- traveled to Jerusalem in May to inaugurate the embassy.
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The artist and his crew are hard at work to inaugurate Florecer, a healing center in Mexico City that focuses on "reviving the being," through different forms of therapies and group activities.
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The atmosphere should be decidedly more funky at the concerts that inaugurate the Shed, the 21st-century arts complex devoted to presenting new work, which is just two miles from Lincoln Center.
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SRINAGAR, India — Separatist leaders called for a shutdown in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Saturday as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a daylong visit to review development work and inaugurate road projects.
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Hurricane Matthew and the destruction of large swaths of Haiti's southern coast place in sharp relief the unfulfilled hopes of 2010 by the international community to inaugurate a new era in Haitian history.
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She was due to inaugurate a research center run by German auto parts manufacturer Bosch before visiting Porto University&aposs Institute for Health Research and Innovation, where she was to meet with students.
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"This is what makes our country so beautiful is that on one day you can inaugurate a president, on the next day people can occupy the same space to protest something," Spicer said.
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Trump's public, flagrant flouting of his promise to inaugurate a new era of more ethical and less conflicted federal government is less sexy than secret intelligence leaks about previously undisclosed contacts with Russia.
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But that scandal also appeared to inaugurate a new era in publishing, one in which publishers would be held to higher account by consumers, authors, and agents for what they choose to publish.
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Socialist Sanchez, who is traveling with executives from two dozen companies, will meet representatives of Cuba's fledgling private sector during the roughly 24-hour official trip and inaugurate a Spanish-Cuban business forum.
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These impressive representations of African women inaugurate the Met's annual façade commission, which seeks to bring contemporary art to the front of an institution whose collection spans more than 5,000 years of history.
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And you've been in that position a year now, Börje-, BE: Yeah-, SS: So, what change are you managing to inaugurate and get through over Ericsson, and what needs to be done still?
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The United States is about to inaugurate as president someone who has questioned the relevance of powerful institutions that have anchored the world order for decades, from NATO to the World Trade Organization.
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And when the annex of the Tate Modern opens in June in London, Bourgeois's work will inaugurate a series of Artist Rooms, dedicated to exploring the sensibility of a significant modern or contemporary artist.
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Visitors to the opening of the Venice Biennale on May 13th can go to a Nigerian pavilion for the first time; three days later Sotheby's will inaugurate its first auction of African contemporary art.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - U.S. supporters of improved relations with Cuba joined the top leadership of the Caribbean country on Sunday to inaugurate a replica of a New York statue of its independence hero Jose Marti.
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And in a nearby district, Shangla, she will inaugurate a large school for girls being built with aid from the Malala Fund, an advocacy organization for girls' education worldwide that she founded in 2013.
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When Titus and his father, Vespasian, returned to Rome after the Judean war to inaugurate the Flavian dynasty — successor to the Julio-Claudian dynasty that Augustus founded and Nero destroyed — Josephus went with them.
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The world leaders had actually been in Riyadh, the kingdom's capital, to inaugurate the new Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology, and putting their hands on the orb started a film about the center.
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By doubling down on that relationship and seeming to formally inaugurate Vuitton as her go-to brand, Ms. Macron made a tactical choice to elevate a different name in the game of image-ineering.
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The two sides agreed in October to inaugurate work on reconnecting railways and roads that have been cut since the 1950-53 Korean War, another example of the thaw in North-South relations this year.
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It was a wise decision by the gallery's director, Deborah Cullen Morales, to inaugurate the gallery's new home with a show celebrating local uptown artists, especially given the changes that have lately occurred in Harlem.
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Dual cameras on the X cam foreshadow one of the G1183's leading features LG has today announced a pair of smartphones that inaugurate its new X series: the X cam and the X screen.
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Just as US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman was taking the stage in Jerusalem to officially begin the ceremony to inaugurate the embassy in Jerusalem, the number of Palestinians killed in Gaza was rising quickly.
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She will be joined by her longtime collaborator, the jazz pianist Jason Moran, who has also been busy uptown with a series of concerts to inaugurate the renovated Veterans Room at the Park Avenue Armory.
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Comprised of nearly 400 neon-lit craters, Strachan's I Am now spread across 100,000 square feet of desert floor to inaugurate Desert x 2017, a new, desert art biennial taking place near Palm Springs, California.
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Their announcement designates a Civic Practice Partnership as the main component of this initiative, and two artists — choreographer and performance artist Rashida Bumbray, and multimedia visual artist Miguel Luciano — were chosen to inaugurate the project.
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Nuevo Leon said the deal violates state law by offering "excessive" incentives, such as freeing Kia from paying state income taxes for 20 years and agreeing to pay for a party to inaugurate the new plant.
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"The politicians, red and blue, have stolen this country; they have finished this country," said Mr. Muñiz, 74, who grew up here and helped inaugurate this now half-closed pedestrian mall where he runs his business.
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"We have entrusted the ministry of housing and the engineering authority with a national project of comprehensive urban planning," Sisi said at a ceremony to inaugurate a development project in the Suez Canal city of Ismailia.
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And so, 90 years after Henry Ford's son, Edsel, planted a silver spade in a Dagenham marsh to inaugurate its construction, the Ford factory rises again in miniature from Walpole's bedroom floor, reborn in multicolored plastic.
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"We think IHOP has unique opportunities here because breakfast is an important meal in India," Joyce said during a visit to inaugurate the second IHOP store in India in a mall in the country's capital New Delhi.
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Saudi Arabian Mining (Ma'aden) added 21.3 percent after energy minister Khalid al-Falih said King Salman would inaugurate on Thursday the Waad Al-Shamaal project, a 210-square-km city for mining industries in the country's north.
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Gavin Guthrie [TX Connect] had been a guest at our party in New York a couple times and as one of my favorite US producers, it just made sense to invite him to inaugurate this new initiative.
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A statement from Nuevo Leon's government said the deal had also eliminated other incentives, such as paying for a party to inaugurate the plant, as well as committing the state government to provide water and electricity services.
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The palaces, the fancy robes of King Salman and his court, the sword dance, even the creepy glowing orb used to inaugurate Saudi Arabia's new counterterrorism center, seemed just the right props for a former television celebrity.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt is set to inaugurate a new wharf for natural gas and petroleum product tankers on the Gulf of Suez in the coming days, another step in its plan to become a regional energy hub.
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The donation, which will be used to inaugurate the Diana King Theater, is equal to one-sixth of Film Forum's current annual operating budget (and more than five times its annual operating budget when it opened in 1970).
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So Mr. Arbizo, director of the gallery 11R (formerly Eleven Rivington), decided to inaugurate his 195 Chrystie Street location with his second solo exhibition of that artist, who died of cancer in 1992 at the age of 34.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's King Salman will inaugurate on Thursday the Waad Al-Shamaal project, a 440-square-km city for mining industries in the country's northern region, Al Arabiya TV said, quoting energy minister Khalid al-Falih.
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Later in the day, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the three-day Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES), an event conceived by former U.S. President Barack Obama that is being jointly hosted by India and the United States.
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To inaugurate this collection, Cornell is hosting Punkfest Cornell: Anarchy in the Archives (November 1-5), with performances and talks with punk rockers like Henry Rollins, Ian MacKaye, as well as John Doe, and Pussy Riot among others.
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Mr. da Silva is slated to start serving the sentence in a specially configured cell at the federal police headquarters in the southern city of Curitiba, a building he was on hand to inaugurate as president in 2007.
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Given the conflicting signals, policymakers have left open the question of whether Wednesday's expected rate cut will inaugurate a series of quarter-percentage-point interest rate cuts that could stretch deep into next year, or something more limited.
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More recently, Disney announced that a new live-action series will help inaugurate its planned streaming service, pursuing the same strategy that CBS employed by making "Star Trek: Discovery" the centerpiece of its CBS All Access premium venture.
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ALGIERS, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Algeria's President Abdelaziz Bouteflika made a rare appearance on Thursday to inaugurate a conference centre, though there was no live coverage of the event and no images of the ailing leader were immediately released.
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"Not only did Pope John XXIII inaugurate a new emphasis on interfaith dialogue, but the Second Vatican Council specifically 'exonerated' Jews for Christ's death," he wrote, referring to reforms by the Roman Catholic Church in the mid-1960s.
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The Kavanaugh case could inaugurate a widespread cultural backlash to the #MeToo movement — of people, from the elected level down to the grassroots, making a show of public resistance to the emerging norm of believing sexual assault accusers.
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Since he came out of retirement in 2017, he was awarded a Los Angeles Film Critics Association Career Achievement Award (2018), and a retrospective of his work will inaugurate the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in late 2019.
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The purpose of the visit is to mark the 20th anniversary, on July 1st, of the handover of the territory from Britain to China in 1997, and to inaugurate Carrie Lam as the new chief executive of Hong Kong.
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The Snow City is a private venture by Al-Othaim Leisure & Tourism Company, but it has the clear blessing of the government, which sent the governor of Riyadh province, Prince Faisal bin Bandar Al Saud, to inaugurate the facility.
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"Your work also is to look at refurbishing these pipelines and storage along a Public Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement by getting willing private companies to invest in these pipelines," Baru said at a ceremony to inaugurate the NPSC board.
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"I am delighted to inaugurate this ticket office a year and a day after making history ... with the first commercial flight from the United States to Cuba," Robín Hayes, JetBlue's chief executive, said, upon opening a downtown ticketing office.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambia's government will proceed with plans to inaugurate President Edgar Lungu as the Constitutional Court's extension beyond a 14-day deadline of the opposition's legal challenge to the vote is illegal, a government source said on Sunday.
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And on March 16 it will inaugurate a new concert series at the Appel Room in Jazz at Lincoln Center with the premiere of David Hertzberg's "Sunday Morning," initially set to be performed by Gotham Chamber Opera, which closed last year.
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The lead single "House of Jealous Lovers" holds the distinction of being DFA's first release, and its screechy-vocals and rusted cowbell beat definitely brings us back to the glory of dance music's golden lo-fi era, that it helped inaugurate.
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"We chose to inaugurate our gallery space with an exhibition of an American artist whose early work is widely celebrated, but whose later work has been, until recently, relatively under-exhibited and under-known," says Vilcek Foundation president Rick Kinsel.
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Nuevo Leon said the 2014 accord violated state law by offering what it had called "excessive" incentives, such as waiving Kia's obligation to pay state income taxes for 20 years and agreeing to fund a party to inaugurate the plant.
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"We hope that this news is not true because it is not encouraging and will disrupt and hinder the peace process," Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said during a meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican to inaugurate the Palestinian embassy there.
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"Pope John Paul II was slated to inaugurate the Shrine of Our Lady of Tears in Siracusa, and the City Hall asked me to create a gift for him" — an embossed silver plate detailing the history of the Catholic Church.
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And always, he has a story, like when some New York Jets players came in November to help inaugurate LifeTown's football field and he saw "their whole demeanor changes" as they threw balls and ran plays with kids with autism.
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Only minutes later, 150 delegates loyal to Teddy Roosevelt marched out of the Chicago Coliseum, mimicking the rumbling sound of a steamroller, and headed for Orchestra Hall, where thousands had raucously gathered to inaugurate Roosevelt as the leader of the new Progressive Party.
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It is fitting, then, that Sprüth Magers — only the latest in a number of European and East Coast galleries expanding West — has chosen to inaugurate its brand new Los Angeles outpost with an exhibition devoted to this patron saint of deadpan conceptualism.
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SANTO DOMINGO (Reuters) - China's most senior envoy arrived in the Dominican Republic on Thursday to inaugurate a new embassy after the country cut ties with Taiwan, as the U.S. ambassador there urged countries to make diplomatic decisions based on long-term goals.
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Being a 36-hour party, the lineup is expectedly stacked, but, not as long as one might think seeing that one of the DJs playing, Patrick Russell, will be performing a 10-hour closing set to inaugurate his new residency at The Bunker.
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Sanchez, who is traveling with executives from two dozen companies, will on Friday morning inaugurate a Spanish-Cuban business forum in a hotel that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump recently added to a list of places banned to U.S. travelers.
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Unfortunately, these efforts issued in the racist pseudo-science of Voltaire and Hume (or so Gray claims), while all attempts to inaugurate the rule of reason have resulted in bloody fanaticisms, from Jacobinism to Bolshevism, that equaled the worst atrocities attributable to believers.
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Pichai was in London in part to inaugurate Google's new building there, the cornerstone of a new "knowledge quarter" under construction at King's Cross, and in part to unveil the completion of the initial phase of a company transformation he announced last year.
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The government had given schools and government employees a day off on Sunday to attend a pro-government rally to inaugurate the new bronze statue of late president Hafez al-Assad, erected on the site of the previous statue felled by protesters.
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FreedomWorks, which is planning a rally in Washington on March 15 to inaugurate its "month of action" on the Affordable Care Act, is sending its activists to Capitol Hill armed with sheafs of paper with quotes from Republicans who have called for repeal.
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Tomorrow, Shrine, whose director, Scott Ogden, took part in last year's fair as an independent dealer, will inaugurate a new storefront space at 191 Henry Street at the southern end of the Lower East Side, where other galleries are also popping up.
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A day later, Omani officials denied involvement in the project, but the middle eastern country's oil minister arrived in Sri Lanka three days later and said he was "excited" to inaugurate the project though there was no indication of a firm deal in place.
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Besides cutting costs and reducing redundancies in the business, a return on their investment means embracing the new normal that McGregor helped inaugurate, one in which belts and rankings doesn't mean nearly as much as the names and blood feuds an audience wants to watch.
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William Hornaday, the zoologist who lamented the fate of the buffalo and helped inaugurate the modern conservation movement, was also a scientific racist who put a Congolese pygmy on display in a primate exhibit, and who thought immigrants from Southern Europe were "bird-killing" vermin.
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The Showtime mini-series and "Sicario: Day of the Soldado," an unlikely sequel to his bracing 63 thriller in theaters June 29, inaugurate a new era of longevity for Mr. Del Toro's onscreen personas, suggesting that his extensive career may yet find a new gear.
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The only completed element appears to be the ceremonial platform from which Mr. Sisi will one day inaugurate his alternative metropolis, a stony mound thrust high into the air that overlooks a neat grid of parking spaces and helipads in the foreground, and emptiness beyond.
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AHMEDABAD, India (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will inaugurate the world's largest cricket stadium when he arrives in Ahmedabad, the home base of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Monday at the start of a two-day visit aimed at smoothing ties strained by trade disputes.
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AHMEDABAD, India (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will inaugurate the world's largest cricket stadium when he arrives in Ahmedabad, the home base of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Monday at the start of a two-day visit aimed at smoothing ties strained by trade disputes.
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Any American voter who paid attention knew that Trump was a Russia dove, that he intended to seek a détente with Moscow, that he wanted to make some sort of Great Deal with Vladimir Putin and inaugurate a new era of great power cooperation.
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On Sunday an expanded and renovated museum will reopen on the site of one of the ruined villages; later this year, President François Hollande and Chancellor Angela Merkel will inaugurate it officially, and add their names to the long list of dignitaries who came before them.
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It is hoped that the Dubai Opera will continue to attract eminent cultural figures from across the globe—on August 31st, Plácido Domingo, a star tenor, will inaugurate the opera house together with soprano Ana María Martínez and the orchestra from the Trieste opera house in Italy.
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But Carter for most of his presidency publicly backed this tyrant, ensuring that those who deposed him would direct their ire against the United States as well — helping to inaugurate 40 years of U.S.-Iranian antagonism, which Presidents Obama and Rouhani have only recently begun to overcome.
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MASS MoCA just unveiled Building 6, a massive addition of 130,000 square feet of exhibition space, and to inaugurate the new wing, more than a dozen exhibitions by a powerful array of blue chip artists are on display, one of which is something of a meta-show.
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JOSHUA BARONE "Watch Ping-Pong Make Its New York Philharmonic Debut" AT 54 SECONDS I was sad to miss the performance this week of Christopher Rouse's Organ Concerto, with Paul Jacobs as the soloist, to inaugurate the newly installed Noack pipe organ at St. Paul's Chapel downtown.
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The first national museum dedicated to the subject, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, opened in Cincinnati in 2004, and next March the Park Service will inaugurate its first Railroad-related national monument: the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park, in Cambridge, Maryland, near Tubman's birthplace.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel was on hand on Friday to inaugurate the massive, $2000 billion complex, which stands on 220 hectares (about 2000 acres), but in keeping with the secret mission of the place, dignitaries and members of the news media were not allowed deep into the building.
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Castro traveled here to personally inaugurate the idealistic education program in 1978 and change the name of the Isle of Pines to Isle of Youth — which has a Communist Utopian ring but also evokes the mad quest of Ponce de León for the Fountain of Youth.
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As part of a charitable organization called Enfance Maghreb Avenir, Slimani was there to inaugurate seven new classrooms and a block of toilets, where before there had been a hole in the ground, causing many of the parents in the neighborhood to keep their daughters out of school.
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In October, 22014, Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, broke a bottle of champagne atop a three-hundred-foot turbine to inaugurate a vast new wind farm in Scurry County, three hours west of Fort Worth; it will provide a million megawatt hours a year to the Texas grid.
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Di Maio, along with the Egyptian, French, Greek and Cypriot foreign ministers, are due to discuss their next steps in Cairo on Wednesday, the same day that Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin are to inaugurate a natural gas pipeline running between their countries via the Black Sea.
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New Delhi (CNN)India and Pakistan are set to inaugurate the construction of a corridor to facilitate hassle free cross-border travel for religious devotees -- a rare step to improve ties between the two South Asian foes even as deep-seated divisions continue to obstruct progress in long-stalled peace talks.
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The orchestra said both players had been placed on unpaid leaves of absence for now, resulting in two important holes in the ensemble's roster as it prepares for Thursday's gala opening night concert, which will inaugurate the Dutch conductor Jaap van Zweden's first season as the music director of the Philharmonic.
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On the contrary, the prevailing thought was that a militaristic Davidic figure would emerge to throw off Roman rule and inaugurate what was known as "the kingdom of God," an era of justice marked by the defeat of evil, a general resurrection of the dead and the restoration of Israel.
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ROME — An installation and research project by the American video and performance artist Joan Jonas is to inaugurate a cross-disciplinary center — focusing on ocean conservation and the effects of climate change on the oceans — on March 23 in the newly restored church of San Lorenzo in Venice's Castello neighborhood.
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Mr. Trump's visit to Britain was originally scheduled to coincide with the opening of the new United States Embassy in January, but it was abruptly canceled with a message on Twitter from the president saying he did not want to inaugurate the building because the Obama administration had paid too much for it.
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"The republic is built by each brick and tile like this," Mr. Xi said on Wednesday after riding an express train 21 miles south from the city center to inaugurate Beijing's new international airport, one of the mega-projects that China has built as an affirmation of its political and economic greatness.
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The deeper, more compelling reason to inaugurate a series of exhibitions in honor of Melville is to examine his challenging observations about race, beginning with Ishmael's memorable first encounter with Queequeg, when they are forced by circumstances to spent a cold night sleeping in the same bed at The Spouter-Inn in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
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Along with my suggestion for a series of exhibitions the museum could inaugurate in response to their location on Gansevoort Street — which might be another definition of site-specific — I would like to offer the outline of its kickoff exhibition: An exhibition of a small group of works by David Hammons and Jeff Koons.
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In times past when we swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth in a court of law, we would undergo a transformation; once those words were uttered in that space we would inaugurate new conditions of listening and our speech would transmute from normal conversation to liable testimony.
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" In a lengthy rundown of the attitudes that totalitarian and authoritarian governments display toward the press, the British newspaper warned that Wednesday's press conference was "an alarming signal as we prepare to inaugurate an administration that has already signalled its contempt for ethics scrutiny and conflict of interest norms and disregard for the work of our intelligence agencies.
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Although I didn't know him personally, I knew him through the prayers he wrote, which we recited; I knew him through the videos we'd watch, wherein he seemed to adore, embrace, and cherish flocks of gawking youth, where he'd sweetly inaugurate new priests and consecrated women with the pat of a cheek or the touch of an arm.
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Moulton: One of the first things that I would do for climate change is inaugurate my program for Federal Green Corp which would be a climate change national service program and would call on all 33 million young Americans to serve the country and some of them in an AmeriCorps city or other national service programs.
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It's the knowledge that for a brief, intoxicating moment at the turn of the millennium it was the time for a loose, chaotic collective from the neglected corners of south London to inaugurate something that seemed both wholly new and somehow representative of an aspect of the city's culture that had existed in the shadows and bustling underground.
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This sectional combination for the submersion of the Constitution, has been aided in some of the States by elevating to citizenship, persons who, by the supreme law of the land, are incapable of becoming citizens; and their votes have been used to inaugurate a new policy, hostile to the South, and destructive of its beliefs and safety.
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EDT * Apple shares jump on upbeat results, forecast * AMD leads slide among chip stocks * Indexes up: Dow 0.01%, S&P 500 0.04%, Nasdaq 0.28% (Updates prices, comments) July 31 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were little changed on Wednesday as investors awaited a widely anticipated interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve and clues on whether it would inaugurate further monetary easing.
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EDT * Apple shares jump on upbeat results, forecast * AMD leads slide among chip stocks * Indexes up: Dow 0.01%, S&P 500 0.04%, Nasdaq 0.28% (Updates prices, comments) By Shreyashi Sanyal July 31 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were little changed on Wednesday as investors awaited a widely anticipated interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve and clues on whether it would inaugurate further monetary easing.
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The last thing that the Democratic leadership wants to do in this environment is to remove Trump and inaugurate a Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceTrump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud MORE administration before the 2020 election.
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But by far the most significant sign of a big push in a contemporary global direction came last spring in one of the two exhibitions chosen to inaugurate the Met's tenancy in the Breuer building, once home to the Whitney Museum of American Art and now generally assumed to be the platform on which the Met will stake a claim to contemporary relevance.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times Two weeks before the opening of the Shed, the ambitious $226 million arts center opening where the High Line meets the luxe Hudson Yards development, workers in hard hats were busily turning its biggest theater into a standing-room-only dance floor for the celebration of African-American music that will inaugurate it April 210.
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Tech legend John Chambers, the former CEO of Cisco, who is now an investor and mentor to startup founders, recently helped inaugurate the Silicon Valley headquarters of Uniphore, an Indian AI startup that is expanding to the US.He sat down with Business Insider to discuss his views on the tech scene, including his strong belief that the US needs more startups that go public.
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The Whitney curators Scott Rothkopf and Donna de Salvo were planning a sequence of exhibitions that would inaugurate the fifth floor as an open, undivided space, and Hammons was an obvious but impossible candidate: an internationally renowned African-American artist who, during the past four decades, had risen to the summit of the art world by following his own rules, one of which was to turn down invitations from leading museums.
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Leigh's 16-foot high bronze bust of a black woman with a fascinating, inscrutable face, prominent braids, and a jug- or vessel-shaped torso that also conflates diverse architectural forms, including a special, rather alarming building in Mississippi (more on this later) and different types of West African dwellings (likewise), has been selected to inaugurate the High Line's new High Line Plinth section devoted solely to art, at 30th Street and 10th Avenue.
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A screening of "A Place in the Sun," George Stevens's 1951 adaptation of "An American Tragedy" — starring a Method-infused Montgomery Clift as the lowborn nephew of an industrialist; Elizabeth Taylor as the socialite he pines for; and Shelley Winters as the co-worker who stands in the way of his ambitions — will inaugurate a yearlong partnership between the Metrograph and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which once a month will present prints from its archive at the theater.
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Film Series On Monday a screening of "A Place in the Sun," George Stevens's 1951 adaptation of "An American Tragedy" — starring a Method-infused Montgomery Clift as the lowborn nephew of an industrialist; Elizabeth Taylor as the socialite he pines for; and Shelley Winters as the co-worker who stands in the way of his ambitions — will inaugurate a yearlong partnership between the Metrograph and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which once a month will present prints from its archive at the theater.
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