Lucky Charms' leprechaun mascot is commonly called Lucky the Leprechaun, but he also goes by a couple of other names.
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His Harry, though, has the randy swagger of a leprechaun.
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And she looks like a leprechaun for the whole thing.
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Denver Broncos fan "Rocky the Leprechaun" poses outside of Levi's Stadium.
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Before joining the cast of the hit TV show "Friends" that launched her into the spotlight, Aniston got her start in the 1993 horror film "Leprechaun," in which her character is chased by a killer leprechaun.
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If they're really feeling festive, they might try imitating Lucky the Leprechaun.
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Put down the foam leprechaun hat and step away from the green beer.
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Finding hope seemed as likely as discovering a leprechaun with a ten-inch dick.
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Growing up in New Jersey, finding good weed or "headies" was like leprechaun gold.
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And not in the curlicue, crypto-grime, "Leprechaun 2" way that Billie Eilish does.
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The box's depiction of a leprechaun, he proclaimed, perpetuated "offensive" stereotypes about Irish-Americans.
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"I really thought I arrived when I did Leprechaun," she told host Howard Stern.
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Timothy Omundson (the evil-yet-graceful leprechaun) is now a singing (former) villain on Galavant.
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The Lucky Leprechaun Frappuccino was created for St. Patrick's Day, and I could see why.
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Leprechaun may not be real, but one family is trying to keep the folklore alive.
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The story itself was about a leprechaun sighting that turned the community into a search party.
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The carbonation will naturally mix in the dye, creating an emerald drink any leprechaun would envy!
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Like the fact that, on St. Patrick's Day, searches for "leprechaun" shoot up over 9,000 percent.
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Jennifer Aniston had one of her first starring roles in the original "Leprechaun," released in 1993.
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And a lot has happened since the story of Kyle, the middle school half-leprechaun, first premiered.
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Wearing green on St. Patrick's Day is supposed to prevent you from getting pinched by a leprechaun.
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Though I'm not so sure adopting monikers like Pegasus and leprechaun will really solve the unicorn overpopulation problem.
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The Mobile leprechaun Nearly the entire neighborhood of Crichton in Mobile, Alabama, gets credit for this absolute treasure.
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People close to Ms. Ray's age, in green leprechaun hats, said they had learned to cook from her.
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If you've ever wanted to hear real estate magnate Barbara Corcoran compare someone to a leprechaun, look no further!
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In the history of the university's storied football program, the leprechaun mascot has always been performed by a man.
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And he'll revisit his albums "The Leprechaun" and "Three Quartets," with groups featuring Steve Gadd on drums. Oct. 19-Dec.
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The vivid color is the result of 40 pounds of orange "Leprechaun Dust" that turns electric green upon hitting the water.
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Since no leprechaun is whole without both green and gold at hand, the beverage is topped with actual flakes of gold.
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And he'll revisit his 1976 album "The Leprechaun" and his 1981 LP "Three Quartets," with groups featuring Steve Gadd on drums.
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Mr. Anderson was the voice of Lucky the Leprechaun, a mischievous cartoon redhead in a green coat, from 1963 to 1992.
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The University of Notre Dame will have its first female serve as its famed leprechaun mascot in the upcoming football season.
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The showrunners also expanded the roles of memorable but fleetingly seen characters, like Mad Sweeney (Pablo Schreiber), a hulking, luckless leprechaun.
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Arthur: He's more likely to come to the inauguration dressed as a leprechaun and sing his oath of office in falsetto.
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Daphne Jordan (R) directed him to wear a leprechaun costume and pull a candy wagon for a local parade in March.
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The tee shirt cannon crew was on point, hover-boarding about the court in Leprechaun get-ups to House of Pain.
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But I showed up to our meeting wearing a green tinsel wig, leprechaun hat, and sunglasses, with a holster around my waist.
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LONDON — "Leprechaun" porn viewing is expected to increase by more than 8,0003% on St. Patrick's Day, according to figures from last year.
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The answer is that a lot of the growth isn't real: it's leprechaun economics, in which tax avoidance strategies produce fictitious growth.
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And surely, as in Ireland with its leprechaun economy based on low corporate taxes, GNI is the measure you want to focus on.
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Addie, a lefty who mastered the monkey bars at two, capered about like a leprechaun, indifferent to the fate of her swooping forehands.
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Bars will be pouring green-colored draft beer, restaurants will promote green food, and lots of intoxicated leprechaun wannabes will take to the streets.
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Cute as a leprechaun (or a lawn jockey), as opposed, say, to a vicious Semite slitting the throat of Christian babies for blood matzo.
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Yes, we know that McDonald's has their Shamrock Shake, but the Leprechaun Frappuccino gives you that same great taste with the benefit of caffeination.
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One channel, Cat Games, has videos that entice cats to paw at everything from goldfish and lady bugs to leprechaun mice and gingerbread men.
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Temperatures should warm up to the low 40s, comfortable enough to get outdoors and hunt for leprechaun gold at the end of a rainbow.
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Robert Hy Gorman is best known for playing the sharp shooting Alex -- opposite Jennifer Aniston and Warwick Davis -- in the 1993 St. Paddy's slasher 'Leprechaun.
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Kudos to Warwick Davis for staking his career on them, but his titular leprechaun has to be, bar-none, the most irritating movie monster of all time.
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Not Hank here: Someone had a little too much fun celebrating: #LeprechaunProblems: He's totally got the leprechaun beard down: Indy has his eyes on the prize: treats!
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O.K., then: on a scale not of zero to ten but of, say, leprechaun to zombie, how likely do you think it is that the yeti exists?
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The tweet included a doctored version of O'Rourke's decades-old mugshot showing him wearing a cartoon leprechaun hat with the words "Please Drink Responsibly" on the placard.
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Various complications arise, including the arrival of Og (Tommy Steele), a leprechaun who needs to recover his stolen treasure before its loss turns him into a human.
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" Samantha Bee, "liberal Hollywood's talk show darling," fared no better, pretty much a train wreck, Mr. Binder writes, "a leprechaun in her shoulder-padded, emerald green ensemble.
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Roughly two-thirds of the script is exposition, and much of that is about the laws of leprechaun land, laws that have little bearing on anything that happens.
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Ireland: Its skyrocketing GDP is heavily skewed by "leprechaun economics," a term used to describe the tax inversion practices of corporations like Apple that base subsidiaries in Ireland.
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This weekend he revisits the sound of his mid-1970s albums like "The Leprechaun," leading a band that includes Eddie Gomez on bass and Steve Gadd on drums.
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Though Og the leprechaun doesn't look a day over 25, no one in the audience at the Irish Repertory Theater gasps when he confesses he's 459 years old.
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A former aide to a New York legislator filed a human rights complaint, saying his boss told him to wear a leprechaun costume, the Times Union reported Wednesday.
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Mr. Schlapp, who had a preference for apparel emblazoned with the leprechaun mascot of his alma mater, Notre Dame, was nervous about asking the glamorous Mercy for a date.
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But most spectacularly, the city, already home to the Pinball Hall of Fame and something called "leprechaun wrestling," will welcome the world's largest bong as Cannabition's pièce de résistance.
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Hurdle Jumping As a kid I read a story by Rose Labrie called "King, the Leprechaun Pony" so many times that I had portions of the short book memorized.
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Known for turning his disgustingly adorable baby into an Elf on a Shelf, Lawrence's newest photo series depicts his six-month-old son Rockwell as a mischievous little leprechaun.
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IRISH-AMERICANS, who celebrate St Patrick's Day with a frenzy of public drunkenness, dyed-green beer and leprechaun costumes, might be disappointed at how the Irish themselves mark the holiday.
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After her funeral, Shadow Moon drops a coin onto her grave — he recently lifted it from a belligerent leprechaun, because that's the kind of world American Gods takes place in.
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Tapping into the hunting techniques of it's ancestors, Crunch the Wolf forces Benny the Bull off a cliff (the rafters) and Lucky the Leprechaun does a jig in the carnage.
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Of course, in retrospect, there are clever touches galore, like the inclusion of RAINBOW, the clue for HOGWASH and a little three-letter leprechaun synonym turning up a few times.
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First assuming there had been an accident, Ms. Lesley soon came upon the true cause: Pat O'Rourke, a candidate for county office, dressed as a leprechaun and passing out fliers.
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"Your chances of finding a worker that's been misclassified if that worker has not complained are worse than your chances of finding a leprechaun riding a unicorn," Mr. Harris said.
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The first thing I hear after posting up in a corner is a drunk guy in leprechaun-wear asking the girl he's with if she'll ever let him see her naked.
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"Someone painted this on a fence in South Boston many years ago," he wrote in reference to a graffiti mural of a leprechaun smoking a pipe and holding an Irish flag.
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"Preparing for tomorrow morning's St. Patrick's Day Leprechaun encounter (hopefully)," Harris captioned an Instagram video of the spread — which included overflowing baskets of potatoes, mushrooms, flowers and bottles of whiskey and beer.
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Reality: It's freezing, rainy and cloudy making it a horrible environment for a Leprechaun to follow a rainbow to a pot of gold, and for you to enjoy any semblance of plans.
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And it is possible to decide that a yeti is more likely to exist than a leprechaun, even if you think that the likelihood of either of them existing is precisely zero.
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I won't recommend the horror movies starring a malevolent example (of a leprechaun, not a film studies professor), but they are out there, too, and probably available to view on this holiday.
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" On its official Twitter account on Sunday, the party shared a doctored version of O'Rourke's mugshot showing him wearing a cartoon leprechaun hat and holding a placard with the message: "Please Drink Responsibly.
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"You've got a better chance of finding a leprechaun with a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow than you do seeing Joe win this thing," said Republican pollster Mike Noble.
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Trade and Convention Center server Joanne Martin, decked out as a leprechaun in a red wig with glitter shamrock tattoos on her cheeks, told me she'd worked the St. Patrick's Day dinner since 1988.
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So far we've already seen men disappearing into vaginas, a groundbreaking sex scene, and countless other memorable oddities (a beefy leprechaun, a Russian butcher, a scarily tech-integrated millennial god, to name a few).
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When a series of seemingly unrelated events including the opening of a nearby potato chip factory and a project about his family heritage don't add up, Kyle finds out the truth: He's a leprechaun.
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A highlight is the arrival of the peddlers of dreams and magic known as the Dream Weavers, who look like a Vegas act made up of acrobats, 1980s "Solid Gold" dancers and a leprechaun.
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U.S. economist Paul Krugman dubbed last year's GDP revision from an original growth estimate of 7.8 percent "leprechaun economics," much to the annoyance of Ireland's government which has overseen a recovery revered around Europe.
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ACROSTIC — Sunday, March 17, is St. Patrick's Day, and team Cox Rathvon has chosen an appropriate passage, from a book called "Irish Leprechaun Stories" by Bairbre McCarthy, a Gaelic name if ever there was.
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The angry leprechaun Mad Sweeney (Pablo Schreiber) is one of the only bright points left intact, since the writers seem to have an endless supply of amusing ways to show how he's lost his luck.
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Everything from the sketch they submitted, to the crackhead theory, to the leprechaun-hunting vigilante and his magic flute made this special report a truly inspiring gem meant to be viewed time and time again.
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The Celtic folk tradition is far darker than a leprechaun-loving public would like to believe, and bleeds over into the rest of the British Isles, who host their own versions of that shadowy netherworld.
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For about 10 years on and off since 2004, Giles worked for General Mills brands, creating animations for iconic cereal-box characters like Lucky the Leprechaun, the Trix Bunny, and the Honey Nut Cheerios bee.
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Outside, college basketball fans in town for the Big Ten Conference tournament are mingling with tourists wearing "Kiss me I'm Irish" T-shirts and leprechaun hats in anticipation of Chicago's famous St Patrick's Day parade.
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The likable and polished ensemble in this companionable production includes Mark Evans as a leprechaun, Ryan Silverman as a guitar-strumming idealist and the captivating Melissa Errico as the colleen they both adore, quite understandably.
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Pornhub has reported that searches for "leprechaun" porn rose by 8,142% compared to daily averages on March 17, 2015, and the number of of people searching for St. Patrick's Day-related porn went up by 6,000%.
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"Donald Trump, I think he's a great man," said Paul Markham, a local dairy worker in his 50s who tied red, white and blue ribbons around a green leprechaun hat and had been celebrating since lunchtime.
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Obviously it's easier to capture a leprechaun than a reliever you can depend on for the next 3.5 years, but if you won't make that bet on Betances, then who will you make the bet on?
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In the meantime, I had a new thought on claims that corporate tax cuts will produce lots of economic growth – a different way to make the "leprechaun economics" point I've been making repeatedly, to little avail.
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Next, I switched to another Starbucks location for the more recently invented "secret" drinks: the Lucky Leprechaun Frappuccino ($5.75), Harley Quinn Frappuccino ($6.25), Chocolate Strawberry Cold Brew ($5.05), Orange Drink ($4.75), and Upgraded Pink Drink ($3.75).
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Aniston, who next stars in Apple's The Morning Show with Reese Witherspoon, recently stopped by SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show where she looked back on her career, including her appearance in the 1993 slasher film Leprechaun.
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But possibility and impossibility are binary, and when we adjudge the yeti more probable than the leprechaun we aren't reflecting facts about the world we live in; we aren't reflecting the world we live in at all.
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It's telling that when the WWE quietly removed its Cruiserweight Title from existence in 2008, its final champion was Hornswoggle, a 4-foot-4 kayfabe leprechaun who had won and retained the title in a comedy feud.
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The likable and polished ensemble in this companionable production includes Mark Evans as a leprechaun, Ryan Silberman as a guitar-strumming idealist and the captivating Melissa Errico as the colleen they both adore, quite understandably (2:00).
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The likable and polished ensemble in this companionable production includes Mark Evans as a leprechaun, Ryan Silberman as a guitar-strumming idealist and the captivating Melissa Errico as the colleen they both adore, quite understandably (2430:24466).
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The likable and polished ensemble in this companionable production includes Mark Evans as a leprechaun, Ryan Silberman as a guitar-strumming idealist and the captivating Melissa Errico as the colleen they both adore, quite understandably (5093:5083).
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The song, about a leprechaun who takes a utility executive and his wife back in time to get advice from Benjamin Franklin, was written by John Kander and Fred Ebb, just as their show "Cabaret" hit Broadway.
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The likable and polished ensemble in this companionable production includes Mark Evans as a leprechaun, Ryan Silverman as a guitar-strumming idealist and the captivating Melissa Errico as the colleen they both adore, quite understandably (2:00).
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This is true of many Disney movies, including oddities like the 1959 Sean Connery-starring leprechaun drama Darby O'Gill and the Little People, and The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, a 1969 comedy featuring a teenage Kurt Russell.
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No matter what mascot you're rooting for, be it an elephant, a tiger, a leprechaun, or a horse-drawn wagon, the 12 terms ahead should help you get better acquainted with the sport before the season wraps up.
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Pink and Carey Hart celebrated by giving 6½-year-old daughter Willow Sage and 14-month-old son Jameson Moon a pair of St. Patty's Day headpieces — Willow, a sparkly green bow and Jameson, a festive leprechaun hat.
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" Musgraves, whose Golden Hour LP earned four Grammys and Country Music Association's album of the year, responded, "The chances of a leprechaun riding by on a pink one-eyed horse and giving you a high five are greater.
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The leprechaun economics message is that even if corporate cuts bring in lots of capital, raising GDP, the gains in GNP – income of domestic residents – will be substantially smaller, because foreign investors will demand a return on their money.
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Played by Eddie Redmayne with an air of deferential leprechaun shyness that's not always as beguiling as it's meant to be, Newt successfully makes his way past security carrying a briefcase packed with shirts and, beneath them, his private menagerie.
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People traditionally dress up in green to celebrate St Patrick's Day on March 17, donning leprechaun costumes and painting their faces with the colors of the Irish flag or the shamrock, the three-leafed plant that is the symbol of Ireland.
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Today Valve announced a deal with Lionsgate, which will bring more than 100 films to the service, and it includes some of Lionsgate's biggest franchises, like Saw, Crank, and Divergent (there's also the entire Leprechaun series, if that's your thing).
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"The haphazard world of looking for jobs became a little more organized in 1944, when a young actress named Terese Hayden started Players' Guide," the actor Arthur Anderson wrote in "An Actor's Odyssey: From Orson Welles to Lucky the Leprechaun" (2010).
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Horror fans — or more specifically, horror fans with very strange senses of humor — will be excited to learn that the Leprechaun franchise will be coming to the service in June, as will the original Stargate and the Tom Hanks comedy The 'Burbs.
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Arthur Anderson, who performed on radio as a teenager with Orson Welles's Mercury Theater and appeared on Broadway, in films and on television, but whose most enduring role was as the voice of Lucky Charms cereal's leprechaun, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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" A musician who "could play like Gabriel himself" craves "the angel's kiss that elevated Duke and Basie to the jazzman's Olympus" and ruminates on "one of those gift-of-gab Irishmen who could argue a leprechaun out of his pot of gold.
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The action hums along, even if you can't tell where it's going, and there's a welcome edge of humor (not abundant in this genre), especially in the performances of Mr. McShane and Pablo Schreiber as a tall Irishman who calls himself a leprechaun.
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But, somehow along the way (and especially in America), that has been translated to a day of guzzling green beer, along with other artificially colored goods in the shape of shamrocks, all the while trudging around town in beaded necklaces and leprechaun-inspired hats (sigh).
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Somehow, Cam found himself a pink suit and a leprechaun hat, slapped on a bright bowtie and shirt, and jumped into some of the craziest-looking sneakers you've ever seen, and people couldn't let it go: But you know what the craziest part is?
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One of New York's most visible and colorful officials, Mr. Stern was a small, rumpled man who looked like a leprechaun, sounded like Woody Allen and said precisely what he was thinking most of the time, even if it was found to be offensive.
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In 1963, Mr. Anderson successfully auditioned for the Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample advertising agency, which was seeking a voice for an animated leprechaun to promote the toasted oats and marshmallow bits — pink hearts, yellow moons, orange stars and green clovers — that General Mills sold collectively as Lucky Charms.
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It's leprechaun economics because we see that effect in Ireland, which has attracted lot of capital in part because it has low corporate taxes, but whose GNP is only 75 percent of its GDP, because so much of the value of what it produces accrues to foreign corporations.
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And there's "Prayer for Mad Sweeney," in which the now-dead-and-reanimated Laura sets off on a road trip across the country with a leprechaun and a Muslim cab driver who's in love with a djinn, like a demented Dorothy in Oz, looking for a way to live more permanently.
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We witnessed the seductive goddess Bilquis devour a man with her lady-parts in a sex scene unlike anything else on TV; an epic bar fight between Shadow and a gigantic "leprechaun"; a talking buffalo with burning eyes haunting Shadow's dreams; and a virtual reality beatdown that was all too real.
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While most sports films gloss over the tough moments as they depict the tale of another happy-go-lucky, storybook ending, "Coach Carter" encapsulates what it feels like to watch your team reach the end of the rainbow, only to discover that a leprechaun has booby-trapped the pot of gold.
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Today, you might have noticed, is St Patrick's Day, which means in a few hours time you'll probably be singing "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" while you watch the Father Ted Christmas special and slowly puke up thick strands of jet-black beef and ale stew all over your leprechaun outfit.
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CAUSEFORALARM / BEEP = Cause sound DRESSFORSUCCESS / BLOCKBUSTER = Amazing dress FEEFORSERVICES / MASSES = Church fee FREEFORALL / LIONSSHARE = Almost free GOFORBROKE / DIVORCED = Go up MADE FOR TV / IDIOTBOXES = Made sets ONEFORTHEROAD / CORMACMCCARTHY = One author PANFORGOLD / LEPRECHAUN = He keeps his pan in a pot PLAYFORKEEPS / MAINTAIN = Play up TABLEFORTWO / DEUCE = Poker table WATERFORELEPHANTS / LARGEEARED = Like the water in Africa WORKINGFORPEANUTS / SNOOPY = Working dog Let's head over to the Monday puzzle with one of my favorite ADELE songs about moving on: Your thoughts?
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As for the ingrate blue jay inherently dapper dappled in Brooks Brothers plumage whose wing wicked resplendent lit in a freak fir fire involving one rosy-cheeked waddling toddler two schnockered green parents & the tiniest sparkler in the world as for that guy who pompous in flight one 4th of July dove nose first at a beatific swallow as if there in the unfettered night existed some backwoods design shortcut to heaven feathered leprechaun leading to a landfill of blinding gold bullion life- changing light chased & chastened as a sin committed to awaken misplaced repentance As for consequence best not to ask about the jay's final flight eight-foot dumb luck grace a glide straight into the man- made lake where the ingrate treaded water like an easy metaphor unburdened as he was wing fired heir to an airless air breezy lean that screamed walking desire Marcus Wicker's most recent collection is Silencer.
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