The protesters also happen to be incredible at making signs.
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And inside stores, employees stopped making signs on chalkboards by hand.
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Rites of passage Who doesn't love making signs and getting angry with other people?
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To fix that, I started making signs and hanging them up around my grandmother's front yard.
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This includes Jeffrey Barry, a 215-year-old who owns a small business making signs and trophies.
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Mr. Moon approaches daily tasks — like ordering ergonomic equipment or making signs for conference rooms — with levity.
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People are huddled on the ground, excitedly making signs, while others rush to greet friends and family at the park's entrance.
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A clutch of small businesses had been making signs using cheap laser printing and illegally flinging billboards up across the city.
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You can use the Magnifier feature on your iPhone to magnify your surroundings, making signs and other text easier to read.
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"Before I knew it, people were making signs and going over the top like elementary teachers do," North Elementary teacher Staci Scott-Stewart told CNN on Monday.
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People celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month showed their support in cities across the world by walking in parades, making signs, and dressing in their best and brightest rainbow garb.
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As people are being separated from their families, activists are donating to the ACLU, signing petitions, posting their thoughts with the hashtag #NoMuslimBan, and, yes, marching and making signs.
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This week, We Make America is focused on one task: making signs, props, and banners to carry at the Women's Marches on Washington and New York on January 21.
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The three youths arrived in the nation's capital a week before the march after three days of hitchhiking, and they were put to work making signs for the event.
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Once inside, fans were greeted with plenty more to do before the event began, roaming the concourse for pictures, interacting with their fellow fans, and making signs to support their favorite team or player.
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It might be indelicate to protest in the streets after the Gilmore Girls revival airs on Netflix, but I'm already making signs because I know I won't get the one thing I want: Dave Rygalski.
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Tatum — who split amicably from wife Jenna Dewan in April following nine years of marriage — documented the entire process, from making signs to setting up the colorful balloon-decorated table and even showing off the money they made in their quest.
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"I've seen many groups making signs for the Women's March, but none that are as organized and powerful as this one," says Deborah Stein from the New York City Chapter of the Women's March on Washington, whose role is to supervise and coordinate community relations.
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Linda Hartke, president and CEO of LIRS, told VICE News that prior to Trump's order on Friday, it was not unusual for her group to resettle 400 or more refugees a week in communities across the U.S. "We had an awful lot of churches in local communities who have been getting apartments ready, getting them furnished, making signs to meet people at the airport, preparing to give refugees the welcome they deserve in this country," Hartke said.
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Due to a wrist condition, Dave Sim had been physically unable to draw since February 2015. He began making signs of recovery in 2017, and created his first new drawing of Cerebus on September 29, 2017.
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It's not uncommon for him to dig through trash for objects to use in his art. He spends his days now, still in New Orleans, making signs and with his wife and two bulldogs, Ike and Lily.
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When he came out, he was unable to speak to them, and they perceived that he had seen a vision there. But Zechariah kept making signs to them, and remained dumb. And, as soon as his term of service was finished, he returned home. After this his wife, Elizabeth, became pregnant and lived in seclusion for five months.
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The vinyl cutter is an entry level machine for making signs. Computer designed vector files with patterns and letters are directly cut on the roll of vinyl which is mounted and fed into the vinyl cutter through USB or serial cable. Vinyl cutters are mainly used to make signs, banners and advertisements. Advertisements seen on automobiles and vans are often made with vinyl cut letters.
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The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to semiotics: Semiotics - study of meaning-making, signs and sign processes (semiosis), indication, designation, likeness, analogy, metaphor, symbolism, signification, and communication. Semiotics is closely related to the field of linguistics, which, for its part, studies the structure and meaning of language more specifically. Also called semiotic studies, or semiology (in the Saussurean tradition).
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Bau was trained as a graphic artist at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, Poland. His education was interrupted by World War II and he was transferred to the Płaszów concentration camp in late 1942 from the Kraków Ghetto. Having a talent in gothic lettering, he was employed in the camp for making signs and maps for the Germans. While in Płaszów, Bau created a miniature - the size of his hand – illustrated book with his own poetry.
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Special products that require additives include: ultra-violet protection, anti-static, flame retardant, custom colors, corrosive inhibitors, static-dissipative, among others. This material is commonly used to erect commercial, political or other types of signs and for constructing plastic containers and reusable packaging. It is widely used in the signwriting industry for making signs for real estate sales, construction sites and promotions. The last decade has found its increasing use among guinea pig, rabbit, domesticated hedgehog and other small pet enthusiasts as components of DIY cages.
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Rondinone emerged as an artist in the 1990s.Ugo Rondinone Biography, New Media Encyclopedia, retrieved 04.04.2015 His paintings are noted for their brightly colored, concentric rings of target-shapes;Ugo Rondinone 'Post-History Painting', Pomeranz Collection and strictly black and white landscapes of gnarled trees.Ugo Rondinone, 'Temporary Contemporary', Bass Museum of Art Since 1997, Rondinone has included the practice of making signs in his varied oeuvre; he takes phrases from pop songs and everyday exclamations and makes them into rainbow-hued, neon-lit sculptures, including Hell, Yes (2001).
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Turnout was over 90% with 1,650 islanders eligible to vote in a population of 2,841. It is possible that at least one of the three people that voted 'No' did so out of a desire for full independence. There was one blank and one invalid votes each, the latter coming from a voter who both ticked the Yes box and crossed the No one. Despite recognizing the intent for a yes vote, the officials considered it invalid, as the rules written directly above on the ballot clearly forbade making signs in both boxes.
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The prefectural symbol consists of the first kanji of the word 'Gunma' surrounded by three stylized mountains symbolizing the three important mountains of Gunma Prefecture: Mount Haruna, Mount Akagi, and Mount Myōgi. For marketing, the Prefectural Government also uses Gunma-chan, a small super deformed drawing of a gendered horse character wearing a green cap. It is used on promotional posters, banners and other notable printed materials from the Prefectural Government. Other agencies and companies formally or informally use variations of its likeness and other horse-shaped characters when making signs or notices for work on buildings, roads, and other public notices.
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As the General Session approached, Suharto began making signs that he wanted Sudharmono as his Vice President. According to Kivlan Zen, a close associate of Prabowo, this ran contrary to Moerdani, who wanted to become Vice President himself. As such, this seemed to have been the reason for Moerdani's discharge from the position of ABRI Commander in February 1988, although according to Robert Elson, this was done more because Suharto did not want Moerdani to be in control of the Armed Forces when Sudharmono was nominated. Robert Elson theorized of the possibility of Sudharmono's Vice Presidency being the final step before the Indonesian Presidency itself.
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The Legion of Blue stands courtside opposite the team benches, behind the basket near the Penn State bench, and behind the pep band in back of the other basket. During big games, there is student overflow seating available in the upper deck on the pep band side. The Legion of Blue supports the Nittany Lions and makes life as difficult as possible for the opposing team by standing and making noise through the entire game, making signs, and leading chants. All Penn State students who purchase season or single game tickets are automatically members of the Legion of Blue and are eligible to sit in designated Legion of Blue seating areas and take advantage of promotions such as free food before games and t-shirt giveaways.
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He beached his boats there. In his report to King George III, he wrote, > We stopped to breakfast and whilst we were thus engaged, three small canoes, > with about a dozen of the natives, landed and approached us unarmed, and > with the utmost good humor accepted such presents as were offered to them, > making signs in return, that they had brought nothing to dispose of, but > inviting us in the most pressing manner to their habitations leftVancouver chose not to accept the invitation, but instead continued exploring north. He named the island for the Eddystone lighthouse off Plymouth, England, a pillar that also erupted from a narrow base at sea level. Much of Southeast Alaska, including New Eddystone Rock, was incorporated into Tongass National Forest through a series of proclamations by President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Thus they continued along the river and, after less than a league, stumbled upon the large city of Potonchán. Grijalva and Tabscoob > We started eight days in June 1518 and going armed to the coast, about six > miles away from land, we saw a very large stream of water coming out of a > major river, the fresh water was spewing approximately six miles out to sea. > And with that current we could not enter by said river, which we named the > Grijalva River. We were being followed by more than two thousand Indians and > they were making signs of war (...) This river flows from very high > mountains, and this land seems to be the best upon which the sun shines; if > it were to be more settled, it would serve well as a capital: it is called > the Potonchán province.
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The lawyer was impressed by Ayuba's ability to write in Arabic. In the narrative, Bluett writes the following: > Upon our Talking and making Signs to him, he wrote a Line or two before us, > and when he read it, pronounced the Words Allah and Mahommed; by which, and > his refusing a Glass of Wine we offered him, we perceived he was a > Mahometan, but could not imagine of what Country he was, or how he got > thither; for by his affable Carriage, and the easy Composure of his > Countenance, we could perceive he was no common Slave. When another African who spoke Wolof, a language of a neighboring African ethnic group, was able to translate for him, it was then discovered that he had aristocratic blood. Encouraged by the circumstances, Mr. Tolsey allowed Ayuba to write a letter in Arabic to Africa to send to his father.
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290 King led Howitt to Wills' grave site where they reburied his remains and made an inscription on a nearby tree. Burke was then buried. Once King was well enough to travel, Howitt decided to return southward but would not leave without registering his gratitude to the Aboriginal people Howitt's diary entry of 24 September 1861 notes: > Two days after we camped here the natives left and have not been seen since. > I could not think of leaving without showing them that we could appreciate > and reward the kindness they had shown to Burke's party and particularly to > King...They left, making signs expressive of friendship, carrying their > presents with them.Howitt 1857-73 On 1 March at Camp 32 (Cooper Creek) Howitt records: > Returned today, keeping much the same course, but nearer the creek over a > succession of very rotten flats, timbered with box.
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On 22 April Wright's diary records that a group of Aboriginal people at Bulloo were becoming increasingly hostile in their attempts to move the explorers on from their campground: "violently gesticulating, making signs that they were hungry, and that we were camped upon their ground', disturbing their tents and medicine supplies, throwing boomerangs carelessly upon the ground near his brother warriors. Throughout this scene Stone, though dying, behaved with great intrepidity, raising himself upon his bed and aiming his revolver at the natives when they approached him". Stone died that evening and was buried near the camp and Purcell died the following day, the doctor noting "For some days past he had been so weak as to faint after drinking a little water, and we had long been expecting his decease". Wright's diary entry on 27 April records a "skirmish" at Koorliatto Creek in which Mr Shirt and one other were severely wounded.
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