I'm marching for women, I'm marching for the LGBT community, I'm marching for immigrants.
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She's marching with the marshals, and they're marching with her.
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Today, marching in the streets could mean marching straight into jail.
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Make a marching motion with the figure and it'll make marching sounds.
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But if you're marching with these people, this is what you're marching for.
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We now know why women are marching, and what they are marching for.
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Their behavior is not gonna stop me from marching, because I'm not marching for them.
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I imagined that I would have been marching with MLK, except that I wasn't marching now.
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Next come the marching bands: Holland High (the "Marching Dutchmen"), Zeeland High, Holland Christian and more.
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You know, we are marching for our lives, we're marching for the 743 lives we lost.
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"I have a lot of qualms about marching for science bc science has left so many behind...so I'm not marching for science — I'm marching for scientists," McLaughlin tweeted during the march.
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"They are marching in red states; they are marching in blue states," Schumer said during the press conference on Capitol Hill.
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So a lot of them are already indoctrinated into the Grambling marching and performing style and the Southern marching and performing style.
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You can take the girl out of the marching band, but you can never take the marching band out of the girl!
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Bill Ulfelder said the group is marching because it is "fundamentally grounded in science" and that today is about marching for science.
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Is the anger felt by a crowd marching for immigrants' rights categorically different from the anger of a crowd marching against immigration?
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They also put on joint performances with a North Korean marching band that played a mix of Korean folk music and marching songs.
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The school's marching band practices on their manicured football field, and won top honors at the Florida Marching Band Championships last year. 4.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You take your marching orders from Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson quicker than the president takes his marching orders from the Kremlin.
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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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We aren't marching for one cause, for Democrats or Republicans, we are marching for the girls around the world bringing change to their communities.
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We aren't marching for one cause, or for Democrats or Republicans — we are marching for the girls around the world bringing change to their communities.
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The students were not only marching on Washington, they were marching on the midterm elections with a fierce determination to change the course of history.
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"Last week, there was only one thing we were marching against," said Katherine Lam, a 39-year-old data analyst marching with her two young sons.
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Women were marching with their mothers and daughters and grandmothers and sisters and nieces; they were carrying signs about marching for their mothers and their daughters.
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Taylor Swift had a marching band, too Taylor Swift kicked off the ceremony with a performance of "ME!" that featured a marching band in pastel uniforms. Panic!
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The black Indian heritage involves marching in full, feathered regalia on certain holidays, and performing a distinct brand of marching songs with a prominent call-and-response element.
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And in "Marching On," Bryony Roberts and Mabel O. Wilson, architects and professors at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, team up with the Marching Cobras of New York, a Harlem drum line-and-dance team that looks at the significance of marching in Marcus Garvey Park. Nov.
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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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His gait had the determined and mildly seething air of a teacher who was marching you straight to the principal's office, except in this case, the bison was marching himself.
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An upset that big would deserve one hell of a show, like Rihanna backed by a marching band (I'd say Beyonce but, well, she's already conquered the marching band performance).
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They are now marching for their lives — and ours.
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Before he was finished, Trump was marching down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, sun glistening off the brass of his uniform, at the head of the corps marching in the Columbus Day parade.
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African-Americans played a key role in the development of marching bands in America, and the Marching Cobras, an after-school drum and dance team in Harlem, celebrate and uphold this tradition.
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"Ninety percent of our funding comes from Sacramento, and if they were marching there, I would be marching with teachers," said Nick Melvoin, vice president of the Los Angeles Board of Education.
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"The core style of marching band that you find at predominantly white universities is very much in the vein of military showmanship, where there's harsh angles and limited movements," said William Lewis, the author of "Marching to the Beat of a Different Drum: Performance Traditions of Historically Black College and University Marching Bands," in a telephone interview.
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Talladega Marching Tornadoes The marching band for Talladega College inked an agreement to perform at the event, but as 2003 came, the issue sparked a days-long debate in the historically black college.
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I bought a pair of marching shoes (really they're sneakers and I made sure they're cute as hell, because you never know when your future husband or wife is marching beside you, okay?).
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That being said: Taylor Swift's character in her YBWM video (2008) is in a marching band, which led to a marching band costume and opening segment in the tour for Fearless (2009-20193).
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There were women marching who had been alive before Roe, women whose parents hard marched on Washington in the 70s, women bearing signs that said they were marching to protect their granddaughters' futures.
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And in my brain it was like, this world that was always rotating, and I really wanted the marching element — the marching band and synchronized dance moves and choreographed production of crazy moves.
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And North Korea's nuclear program appears to be marching forward.
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Since then former supporters have questioned whether it's worth marching.
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Wells will be marching on Saturday, regardless of the controversies.
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We are marching for the right to choose, after all.
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Down on the street, crowns of heads bobbed, marching. No!
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Every day, we practiced marching formations and sang military songs.
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BRONX "Evergreen Express," puppet making, musical marching parade and more.
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At Golden Gate, Nehemy could have joined the marching band.
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Amy Schumer (and her unborn baby!) are marching in spirit.
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Participation in the marching band may strike a sour note.
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"Clearly the logic of size keeps marching on," Aboulafia said.
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Just marching past the wall like it ain't no thing?
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We should be marching in the streets on gun violence.
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At first, I wondered why they weren't marching with us.
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Only the best for one of two NFL marching bands.
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Michael Grimm, up by the marching band taking a video.
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They'll be marching in an upcoming "day without immigrants" protest.
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Here's why else people, including me, were marching this weekend.
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Related: Carmelo Reflects on Marching Against Police Brutality in Baltimore
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Watch Anthony discuss marching against police brutality in Baltimore here.
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My experience marching last year was both humbling and electrifying.
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"The one with the marching band," my friend will respond.
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Wade by praying and marching for an end to abortion.
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They would sing it in the camps and while marching.
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These students were marching against South Korea and the US.
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Certain roles in software engineering are marching toward their obsolescence.
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One of the youngest activists out marching: My little activist!
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Rackets in hand, the children began marching in place, rhythmically.
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Tens of thousands of people are still marching each week.
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The station did not broadcast images of the soldiers marching.
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Students were marching as part of the Global Climate March.
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Time is marching on and Harry does want a family.
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A great shot of a member of her marching band.
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A marching band came onstage at one point, he recalled.
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Sadie Monks: I've been marching for abortion rights since 1992.
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I learned a lot from being in a marching band.
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A migrant caravan from Honduras is marching north through Mexico.
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"Marching to march music is good for Parkinson's," he explained.
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It's a fine set of marching orders, disobeyed ever since.
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Time was marching on and she wasn't moving at all.
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That included academics, attrition and injury rates, marksmanship, even marching.
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A defiant crowd of hundreds of thousands marching against it.
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Hendrica decided that clapping and marching might do the trick.
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The drum kit has been replaced with marching band percussion.
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Since then, the Links have been marching up the avenue.
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Police officers have charged at people who were marching peacefully.
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Buttigieg and Davis marching down streets with other black leaders.
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To all of you marching --- you have my full support!
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I guess that means we women need to keep marching.
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The left keeps marching through cities (except Seattle, sort of).
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"It's a symbolic act, to show that we are marching for our children's future that is being stolen by corrupt politicians," said Raul Lopez, who was marching with his wife and two young daughters.
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When you start trashing buildings—" "So if you were the sheriff in the '30s in Germany, and the anti-fascists were marching, the antifa were marching, what would you have done to stop them?
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"Dear friends, we have been marching for years, and we will keep on marching in a search for equality," veteran Tel Aviv mayor Ron Huldai told the crowd before the start of the march.
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Two hours marching around on a hard stage will do that.
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He is pretty much the James Naismith of HBCU marching bands.
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Protesters were also marching to the Pakistani embassy in New Delhi.
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We've been marching 18 years but this is our last card.
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We're doing an American thing today, marching on the National Mall.
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This year's march is about not just marching, but taking action.
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Kaley Cuoco is marching to the beat of her own drummer.
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"So while you're all marching, thank you so much," she added.
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Still, the Marching 110 was also ordered to cease and desist.
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Protesters eventually began marching through the streets near the White House.
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Apparently, Germany's techno culture even trickles down to its marching bands.
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My daughter is marching against the president of the United States.
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In Sacramento, about 300 people were marching peacefully on Monday evening.
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" Rose was seen marching with a sign that read, "Fuck Fame.
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Aabout 2,000 people were also marching in coastal city of Durban.
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She sat through more sinister marching as Bill Clinton's chief diplomat.
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"Thanks for standing, speaking & marching for our valies @womensmarch," she wrote.
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We were committed to marching for our ancestors and future generations.
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I would see the dinosaurs marching around and killing each other.
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Yet the BJP seems to be marching towards single-party dominance.
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The resulting confrontation could lead to Turkey marching out of NATO.
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The Herald often takes its marching orders from the information ministry.
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"When he came marching up the hill, I laughed," Kellogg says.
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Can the anti-Trump Resistance go from marching to winning elections?
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But thousands were later marching through the centre like on Friday.
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There was a real disconnect between the people marching and ourselves.
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I would say my experience marching was both empowering and fun!
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About 2,000 people were also marching in coastal city of Durban.
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We need them more than thousands of adults marching on Saturday.
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We have people on the streets, angry, and with determination, marching.
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Honestly, the marching band's version is pretty uncanny, and instantly recognizable.
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"These are our marching orders," Ms. Estefan said with a laugh.
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Guinand's family continued marching in demonstrations, though they began wearing helmets.
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Photos and videos of Trudeau marching quickly went viral on Twitter.
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So Rowan seemingly calls her bluff, marching off to kill Quinn.
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No, we're not talking about football — we're talking about marching bands.
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Protesters began marching on a rainy day around 2:30 p.m.
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They promise to keep marching for another six weeks, at least.
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They're marching into the unknown and putting their trust in me.
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The "business has been steadily marching toward profitability," Chandra tells TechCrunch.
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Did you know: two NFL teams happen to have marching bands?
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There are no parents groups marching and no earnest twentysomethings picketing.
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Then, finally, a sudden silence descended, broken only by marching footsteps.
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Cleveland (CNN)Joe Biden is marching to the Democratic presidential nomination.
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" Some of those marching wore orange shirts that said "Free Hugs.
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Companies that were marching together are now breaking out of formation.
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Until we do, there is reason to keep marching and protesting.
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I teach marching band, and my largest class has 433 students.
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The marching band in attendance couldn't play because the woodwinds froze.
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We have been described as the Nazi army marching across France.
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Why have the immigrant caravans marching toward our southern border stopped?
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Residents recalled them marching together in a way that felt ominous.
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We'll be marching in London Pride in full-on gaming cosplay.
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Where friends from marching band or English class had been killed.
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How did you put together the marching band for the show?
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I didn't expect much more marching, and certainly no more parades.
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My basic-training experience was full of marching of all kinds.
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President Xi Jinping might well have given her the marching order.
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All those thousands of people, loud, insistent and marching for change.
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This year, the mother of three will be marching in Eugene.
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"Thanks for standing, speaking & marching for our values @womensmarch," she wrote.
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The marching band that played "Don't Stop Believin'" has gone home.
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He also hired the Benedict College marching band to come perform.
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We had people marching through the streets of New York recently.
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It's much more strategic than marching, and it makes political sense.
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Behind a player named Maye, the Tar Heels are marching on.
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She walked into the Steak Fry dancing alongside a marching drumline.
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Members chanted the word while marching, as though keeping a beat.
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Finally, Mr. de Blasio began marching, several blocks behind that float.
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Parades should be uncomplicated affairs: floats, marching bands and baton twirlers.
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Can patriotism encompass both supporting the president and marching against him?
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It shows troops marching in tight formation down a city street.
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"Algeria, free and democratic," others chanted while marching through central Algiers.
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"I'm marching for truth, equality, justice and kindness," she told CNN.
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Deah would have been marching today with the Class of 2017.
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You are marching forward to the beat of your own drum.
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Parents of children in the marching band are concerned about security.
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"Now that we have our marching orders, we're inspired," Hummel said.
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Erdoğan's critics charge he is marching the country towards total dictatorship.
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Seeing thousands of gay people marching in the street was thrilling.
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A group of young men in uniform approach, marching in formation.
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In high school Ben joined the marching band and played quads.
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But marching wasn't enough to end this abuse of African-Americans.
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Historically black Talladega College is sending its marching band to Trump's inauguration after all Historically black Talladega College is sending its marching band to Trump's inauguration after all The marching band of historically black Talladega College has confirmed that it will play at the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump after a week of controversy and duelling petitions from students and alumni.
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There's a marching band in Swift's music video for "ME!" and in 2008's "You Belong With Me." Yes, Swift wore a marching band outfit during her Fearless world tour in 2015, but timing is everything.
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A green and white ribbon, the colors of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, pinned to the uniform of a Newtown High School Marching Band member after marching in the 2013 St. Patrick's Day Parade.
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Despite the driving rains, a member of the Ravens' marching band, the Marching Ravens, was feeling good enough to celebrate by perfectly air drumming along to Rush's prog rock classic "Tom Sawyer" during a break in play.
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It ended with approximately 250 people marching on the building's main entrance.
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Lewis was nearly beaten to death marching for civil rights in Alabama.
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I glance at the receipt while marching back to my courtroom: $4553.
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She was a member of the marching band and the color guard.
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She also feels she's partly marching for her 5-year-old daughter.
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The kids missed their friends; Soto's eldest daughter missed her marching band.
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Musical performances by members of the Showtime Marching Band from Howard University.
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But he came marching right up to me and said, 'Hey, Dean.
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Every comment a president makes can send armies marching and markets tumbling.
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We will be marching for the 17 we lost at our school.
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The TV show "Full House" staged the song with a marching band.
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Courage is marching across the Edmund Pettus bridge in Selma in 1965.
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A marching band makes its way down the parade route, circa 21978.
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It's not quite marching up to Capitol Hill, but hey, whatever helps.
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The location came complete with ice cream trucks and marching bands, naturally.
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Now you fill in the rest and watch those Bands go marching.
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They're marching more towards furniture right now, but they march towards apparel.
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Smith believes marching in a white supremacy rally should come with consequences.
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They are among the United States' most famous former marching-band members.
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We see townspeople waving Union Jacks and soldiers marching in a parade.
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Floats and marching bands will parade down the city's St. Charles Ave.
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Are kids going to be everywhere, do you want a marching band?
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After midnight on October 16th Iraqi government forces began marching on Kirkuk.
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I encounter Valkyrie once: creepily marching in place as if it's glitching.
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Nigeria, marching in sweats because official outfits didn't make it to Rio.
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Talladega College's Marching Tornados will participate in Trump's inaugural parade, PEOPLE confirms.
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And also, imagine a sci-fi marching band leader with no eyes.
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Young violinists and a psychedelically dressed marching band backed up the Brits.
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Gone are the days of Beltway jargon and top-down marching orders.
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In desperation mode, Nebraska answered by marching 75 yards in 92 plays.
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When a marching team nails a routine, it's so satisfying to watch.
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"I wish I could have been there, marching alongside them," Chastain said.
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I began marching in what instinct told me was the correct direction.
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Perhaps in those "very fine people" Trump saw marching in their midst.
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Well, probably for as long as this cultural obsession keeps marching on.
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I love marching into a legislator's office with a bunch of dudes.
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In addition he was a graduate assistant with the university marching band.
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However, we're definitely marching to the beat of our own drum now.
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What would be the purpose for marching in January after the elections?
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This time, Yi found herself snapping a photo of Berkeley's marching band.
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These kids ought to be marching against their own hypocritical belief structure.
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Soon, hundreds of thousands across the country were marching against the war.
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And the other thing I don't understand is, why aren't people marching?
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Behind them, marching back and forth with arms outstretched, is Ante Pavkovic.
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This is the group that once defended Nazis marching in Skokie, Ill.
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And praying, walking out, speaking up, singing and marching make no impact.
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One of those marching was Samantha Herrera who was born in Texas.
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I'd play the sousaphone of course because it's a marching standup tuba.
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Slowly, steadily marching around the bend and into the jaws of hell.
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It's not partying at a music festival or marching in a protest.
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I will not be marching in the parade unless this is resolved.
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We have been described as the Nazi army marching across France, etc.
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Many of those marching with Mr. Guaidó were older or retired Venezuelans.
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They go super close to fascist aesthetics with trumpets and people marching.
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Standing up, speaking out and marching may be part of their therapy.
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But it is also a reminder that marching is only the beginning.
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On Saturday, youth league ballplayers and marching bands parade at 10 a.m.
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I can remember holding hands, marching with all these people, and singing.
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Shaimimi Branch, 22, of Las Vegas, was marching with her best friend.
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"These former political prisoners were considered prostitutes and 'tarnished,'" Marching told me.
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He has returned, marching across the landscape of the primary election calendar.
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We're speaking up, marching, running for office, and winning in historic numbers.
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By then, Batu Khan and his army were already marching through Crimea.
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"Withdraw, turn your backs," and flee the "army gigantic" marching against Europe.
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Patriot Prayer was recently in the news for marching in Portland, Ore.
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Hundreds of men — young men — (and some women) marching in the night.
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Members also competed in the Outback Bowl marching band competition on Monday.
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Yelling, marching, and fighting will only further and even deepen our divisions.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLES — Marching Bands is one of my favorite Variety puzzles.
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It's not that I've ever thought of marching as futile or otherwise.
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Diversify your tactics There's a lot more to nonviolent struggle than marching.
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Those key players have all said they'll follow the UN's marching orders.
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We covered dozens of miles, marching with 250-pound packs or running.
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Without them, its parade of losers is too often marching in place.
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Breakingviews Spotify could be marching to the beat of its own drummer.
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They have been marching through their whole array of left-wing proposals.
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Protesters in the capital, meanwhile, were marching toward the wealthy Petionville district.
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Larson said that the soldiers marching in the parade are at work.
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Smaller ensembles include the Concert Band, the Marching Band and the Hellcats.
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And I'm marching for everyone who doesn't want to live in fear.
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"I have my marching order, I know what to do with that."
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Trump gave his troops their marching orders with an early morning tweet.
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The courage of Civil War soldiers marching to an almost certain death.
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Sure, Ohio State's marching band may be more on top of current trends with the backpack kid homage, but Iowa State's marching band knows that the inflatable dinosaur suits can elevate any performance of the Jurassic Park theme.
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The reality is that North Korea is marching toward joining the nuclear club.
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We're marching in solidarity with all Americans who feel marginalized, traumatized, and unheard.
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Well, it's kind of like when marching bands whiten their shoes and ankles.
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Private insurers take their marching orders from what Medicare does and doesn't cover.
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Dozens of people with handmade valentines are marching to North Carolina Republican Sen.
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I think that is us marching to the beat of our own drum.
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Apart from marching in the streets and waving signs, what can scientists do?
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He took action in marching toward men wielding clubs across the Pettus Bridge.
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We would have thought the 60s was enough of marching and being abused.
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" He begins to sing to me: "'I got on my new marching shoes!
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Truckers staged a protest, blocking the freeways and marching (well, driving) on Washington.
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Years before the Women's March, Maricopa County was marching in opposition to Arpaio.
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Same-sex couples have been marching next to more conservative women in headscarves.
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So not everyone who turns up to Pride will be marching in step.
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As recently as 1987 the county saw the marching of 5,000 white supremacists.
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The parade will also feature 1,200 cheerleaders and dancers and 12 marching bands.
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Many celebrities could be seen marching together as a united front for change.
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Millions more Adélie penguins may be marching across Antarctica than earlier counts suggested.
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Brexit's shadow hasn't cleared either and continues to concern the researchers marching today.
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Guests were greeted by a marching band, vintage cars and a school bus.
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There is not much risk of NazBols marching through the streets of Ghent.
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A swarm of women and girls in colourful headscarves followed the marching men.
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A swarm of women and girls in colourful headscarves followed the marching men.
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People in other countries can't understand how come Nazis are marching in Sweden.
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Hadid's father, Mohamed Hadid, is Palestinian and was seen marching alongside protesters, chanting.
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Exiled to Elba, he escaped his island prison in 1815, marching on Paris.
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Meanwhile, the "clock keeps marching forward" on insolvency for Social Security and Medicare.
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The HBCU theme was more than the simulated Greek life and marching band.
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Around 4 PM, the protest began marching down the road, blocking all traffic.
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During the weekend, you'll also have the chance to declare your marching orders.
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The walk through the city wasn't so much about marching and waving flags.
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He spent it instead marching with a candle in hand for his son.
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I also believe that marching isn't a solution, it's a piece of it.
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She sees a protest marching pass and asks someone how she can help.
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Clinton, marching out Mr. Clinton's accusers and perpetually framing her as a criminal.
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One woman was seen apparently spitting at a demonstrator marching with police officers.
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Aerial footage shows the massive crowds marching for science in Chicago http://cnn.
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It's kind of like a marching band format from the Afro-Colombian heartland.
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Impersonal "life" marching on, taking for itself all the tomorrows "you" had squandered.
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But, he wasn't alone — he had the help of an entire marching band.
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Donnelly and company will not be marching in lockstep with their fellow Democrats.
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Joined by his girlfriend Mya, Phillips shows off his spiffy marching band uniform.
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Soon after, protesters began marching through the streets, denouncing the arrests as unjust.
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As recently as three weeks ago, the company was marching toward an IPO.
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A swarm of women and girls in colorful headscarves followed the marching men.
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No one is claiming the Trump administration is marching kids to death camps.
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But we hardly notice the people marching in our streets demanding fair wages.
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It is the Half-Fast Walking Club, not the Half-Fast Marching Club.
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"You look at what is marching up, that is an invasion!" he said.
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Keep on a-walkin', keep on a-talkin', marching up to freedom land.
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He wore a marching-band hat, a Motocross body suit and dark lipstick.
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They're marching or writing essays: Should we normalize Trump or fight the normalizers?
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The Indigenous of Chile marching together with the Indigenous of Bolivia in Iquique.
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She celebrated anyway, marching over to Broadway Panhandler to buy a Dutch oven.
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His responsibilities reportedly include public appearances and marching in a Memorial Day parade.
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Finally, we head east, where Dany and her khalasar are marching toward Meereen.
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Here are the famous people you can expect to see marching through Washington.
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Speaking of which, now take marching steps, hands on hips, across your bedroom.
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The couple met in 2008 while members of the Columbia University Marching Band.
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Their countrymen were peacefully marching and demonstrating in Leipzig, Berlin, and other cities.
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Meet Jeremiah Travis, the 5-year-old marching band drummer turned internet sensation.
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I am surprised that you don't see more people marching in the streets.
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But tell them Corona will cost more, now they're marching in the streets!
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Still, A.I. is marching into practically every field, from agriculture to the arts.
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Both of them have problems, but at the same time are marching forward.
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Most of the students that were marching were in high school or college.
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The marching band and flag team led a parade to a local park.
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Those students marching not just for their lives but for all of ours.
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" There are high school marching bands which continue to play, "Hey, Big Spender.
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The MS-13 killers supposedly marching toward our streets like some barbaric horde?
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Watkins has been the director of the UF Gator Marching Band since 2006.
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Mr. Tews is a comedian and former saxophone player in a marching band.
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There were no marching bands or festivals with massive crowds of soccer fans.
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When we finally arrived at Disneyland, my marching band and I performed Thriller.
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He later said he had enjoyed the spectacle, with its lively marching bands.
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She gave them clear marching orders to prevent customers from ever waiting again.
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We have to keep the momentum," Clinton said of his message, "Marching, good.
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But this one seems to be getting stronger each year and marching onwards.
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The Pride Center was first barred from marching in 2011, Ms. Bullock said.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Trump being anti-sexual assault is like Sisqo marching against thongs.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — I love Marching Bands puzzles, cannot get enough of them.
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Side note: Do you know how HARD being in a marching band is?
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The Senate impeachment trial of President Trump is marching toward a swift end.
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Union leaders have vowed to continue marching until the government withdraws its plan.
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The major chords, the marching rhythms, the simpering enforced jollity of it all.
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That will be no excuse to stop marching to desegregate the other 90%.
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Quite the opposite: It will be a powerful cohort to keep marching with.
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Sacrifices and pledge drives were necessary to keep his hockey career marching forward.
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Baby is still precious, still powerful, still marching around on those widdle feet.
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And millions are protesting, marching, calling, tweeting, posting and screaming at their televisions.
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Reds CINCINNATI — Kyle Hendricks' marching orders on Wednesday afternoon were cut and dry.
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The mayor told reporters the experience reminded him of marching in Birmingham, Ala.
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Dr. King spent his final days in Memphis, marching with striking sanitation workers.
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The Marching Cobras may sound like something scary, not to mention an oxymoron.
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There are literally Nazis and white nationalists MASK OFF marching on American streets!
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You're marching, making sure you're registered to vote, and getting to the polls.
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I remember looking out the window ... and seeing women marching in the streets.
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The native Texan and HBCU alumna was a member of her high school dance line and competed with the award-winning Big "D" Marching Band of Townview Magnet Center, a band modeled after Prairie View A&M University Marching Storm.
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"We were just marching around, spreading love — and then the accident happened," Blair said.
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"We were just marching around, spreading love — and then the accident happened," she said.
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Saying you love trans people or marching for trans people is no longer enough.
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"We were marching down one of the streets, and energy was ecstatic," Bhatt said.
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But other artists, too, have used marching bands and drumlines in their stage work.
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In Washington, many thousand protesters have begun marching to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Those marching object to adults who cross the border being separated from their children.
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We can become a home for the millions of Americans marching in the streets.
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Protesters had gathered early on Friday outside government offices before marching toward police headquarters.
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Osbourne was marching with amFAR, an organization dedicated to fighting AIDS, which is wonderful.
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Khadi workers have now revolted and are reportedly marching in protest of the move.
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Washington scored a touchdown on its first possession, marching 65 yards in seven plays.
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On Saturday, women (and men) made history marching for equality all around the world.
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At least anecdotally, I've talked to one firm who is marching towards a change.
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With that problem in mind, Bitfinder is marching (cash in hand) into new territory.
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Police scuffle with protesters marching through the streets of the Financial District on Oct.
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They're marching with the hopes of applying for asylum in the US or Mexico.
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I saw this woman marching in Manolos who was equal parts activist and politician.
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In New Jersey's 11th District, Mikie Sherrill is marching with students for gun control.
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One of those other groups marching will be GOAL, the Gay Officers Action League.
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Soon, nearly 11 million workers were marching alongside students in the streets of Paris.
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So the Ohio State Marching Band's SpongeBob SquarePants-themed halftime show was perfectly timed.
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Other crypto-currencies are also marching upward: together this week they were worth $87bn.
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Messy, taut and with a knotted feel were stylist Paul Hanlon's bun marching orders.
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And this is one of the reasons why today ppl are marching, striking, protesting!
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So do most ordinary Koreans: they have been marching for it by the millions.
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And Homecoming features Beyoncé performing with an alternately yellow- and pink-clad marching band.
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Earlier on Saturday, the actress shared a photo of herself marching alongside her sisters.
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"There will be no fifth term, oh Bouteflika!" they chanted, marching hand in hand.
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Protesters had gathered early on Friday outside government offices before marching towards police headquarters.
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Instead of marching on Paris, the Germans soon found themselves on the back foot.
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Members of the Mondo Kayo Social and Marching Club parade down St. Charles Avenue.
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You can put "When the Saints Go Marching In" on while you do it.
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Every week "Fridays for Future" protests fill the heart of Berlin with marching schoolchildren.
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Look at her marching around, a cuddly little pygmy hippo with places to go!
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We're all marching along to a countdown clock that begins the instant we're born.
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Charlemagne was in Rome and joined the rumbustious football fans marching through the centre.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeThat sound, that sound, as they come marching.
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By marching, scientists had no choice but to engage more in the political sphere.
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I mean, how long have they been marching South for — about 6 seasons now?
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Some investors worry the bull can't keep marching on if leadership remains this concentrated.
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I crashed exclusive balls, braved Bourbon Street, and walked miles alongside parading marching bands.
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And with the shares touching near record highs, Samsung is marching into 2017 stronger.
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So, fundamentally, Niko has had a marching order that I think of quite often.
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While in middle school, she was a flutist in the high school marching band.
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John Lewis was beaten nearly to death for marching across a bridge in Selma.
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" Pearl Kinard "I'm marching on Washington in support of women's rights and immigrant rights.
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"I played twice with my kid over the Fourth, in between marching parades," Rep.
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Maryland wasted little time moving back in front, marching 29 yards in 11 plays.
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Every March for Life, we are there marching — and that's not going to change.
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" Mr. Fraser said: "Those skyscrapers are marching up right around the tip of Greenpoint.
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On Monday, men wearing military uniforms could be seen marching in Yerevan with protesters.
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The National Hurricane Center warns the storm is marching toward the US East Coast.
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The Marching 110 band isn't the first university band to be accused of hazing.
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An animated television commercial featured children marching and singing the praises of Oscar Mayer.
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Better than the bigots we've seen marching with Nazi flags, spewing white supremacy slogans.
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Willis smiled as she passed a picture of Joan Baez marching with James Baldwin.
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Is there enough water in this drought-ridden region to stop the marching inferno?
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We've got to continue marching, but we've got to go to the next step.
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"We're marching toward a premium model," said Murray in an interview with the Journal.
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The cops maintained Enotiades's cover by handcuffing him and marching him out of sight.
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That is why this Saturday I will be marching again with countless others nationwide.
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Feel the pulsing rhythms, like soldiers marching or the relentless ticking of a clock.
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So once again, the OARs will be marching under the generic white Olympic flag.
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Punk isn't just protest music; it's the musical equivalent of marching in a rally.
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The goals provide the substance of what they will be marching for this Saturday.
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You have marching bands, you have HBCU representation, you have a whole drum line.
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Those reasons and values are her marching orders, and there's nothing murky about them.
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He persuaded the Marching Tar Heels band to eliminate "Dixie" from its pregame repertoire.
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Millions of people are marching against climate change, and New York is no exception.
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State television showed thousands marching in pro-government rallies in several cities on Saturday.
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To make it up, here are photos of corgis marching around Washington this weekend.
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Others recalled marching beside grandmothers and daughters in Los Angeles; New York; Tulsa, Okla.
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He attends a small-town Arizona high school and plays in the marching band.
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And we're marching for our children's lives and our children's children and their children.
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Check out these shots from the opening procession, with the characters marching into Winterfell.
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But he chooses his battles with Mr. Trump carefully and obeyed his marching orders.
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"I have enough marching orders here for an army," Kill said with a laugh.
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My non-Asian friends hadn't spent hours marching through the snow, reciting multiplication tables.
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But unlike many of his predecessors, he did not just take his marching orders.
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She loved being on the softball team and playing flute in the marching band.
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So when we're watching marching and protesting and posting about the Michael Brown, Jrs.
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Here's to marching for sisterhood, fostering growth, and supporting women in the tech industry.
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Dinosaurs are marching left; samurai are walking, riding, or being carried to the right.
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After dropping to $444 billion in 2015, the federal deficit is again marching upward.
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However, all those marching will be required to "ante" into the pro-choice doctrine.
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Some could be seen marching en masse across the pavement, wheeling bags behind them.
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Justin Gmelich and Brian Levine were honored by marching bands on their final days.
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AT&T's $85.4 billion bid for Time Warner is marching toward a great unknown.
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But many protesters defied the police by marching anyway, as they have done before.
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I had a vision of young people marching in the streets demanding climate justice.
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Ren: After this crisis happened, we are marching faster along the road of innovation.
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And Mr. Trump seems to be marching us toward a trade war with China.
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In New York on Saturday, protesters were quick to describe their motivations for marching.
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I'm marching for the children who are too young to go to school yet.
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The Leijorettes are a Mardi Gras marching krewe honoring Princess Leia Organa of Alderaan.
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What does Mr. Lewis say about improvisation and audience interaction in black marching bands?
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It bears a large photo of Brandley and the detective marching together from prison.
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Similarly, this school marching band dressed as Stormtroopers is an odd sight to see.
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Murphy, unlike Mary, spoke her mind with confidence and obeyed no-one's marching orders.
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He's "taking marching orders" from party bosses in Washington, said Senate Democrats' campaign arm.
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The students in Port Moresby were marching toward parliament to demand O'Neill stand down.
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And they're also easy target for Dany's dragons if they're marching in open fields.
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The collision of marching band and Lucerne Festival Academy Orchestra surely would have pleased Charles Ives, who explored clashing marching bands in his works, and fit in with Mr. Machover's mission of writing symphonies that capture the sound and spirit of cities.
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Almost 100,000 protesters massed at the Washington Monument, with some marching toward the Lincoln Memorial.
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Before Norpoth and Tendler have even finished "Drones and Violin," Marching Church is on stage.
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Earlier police used rubber pellets to break up several hundred protesters marching against their arrests.
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Maybe the White Walker army is even marching towards Jon in the vision Bran has.
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The Transport Police were marching with a banner for #WeStandTogether, a campaign against hate crimes.
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Some local residents feared the Saturday rally would involve more than speeches, flags and marching.
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O'Donnell never returned to the stage, but an organizer told the crowd she'd be marching.
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"Usually (the authorities) prosecute people for marching in the streets with rainbow flags," she said.
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In addition to women who had abortions marching, former abortion providers marched with signs, too.
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If you're marching or protesting today, or any day, you may take photos or videos.
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Then you turn right around—2017, 2016—and put back on your political marching shoes.
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He's marching in place in a starkly lit room decked out with two large flatscreens.
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"It's at the point where people are marching through the streets with torches," Quinn says.
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How are we going to harness all of these people marching to actually change things?
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Here, marching up and down my own house, was a more accessible and fascinating literature.
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And then, with a 200+ person marching band and a round of fireworks, it began.
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The event started with a marching band to promote a new "High School Musical" series.
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Instead of coming together and marching in the streets, the opposition is divided and demoralized.
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And with that, the story is usually over, and the fielders have their marching orders.
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A video released by Cohen showed a car pushing through a line of demonstrators marching.
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"Ah, those bums won their court case, so they're marching today," says the police officer.
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But as he walked back inside, he noticed ants marching out from within the petals.
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One woman was reportedly seen appearing to spit at a demonstrator marching with police officers.
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A member of the Mondo Kayo Social and Marching Club parades down St. Charles Avenue.
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Kurdish officials are heading to Baghdad, hoping to repair relations while marching beside his cortège.
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Do you remember marching to the nurse's office for your one and only scoliosis screening?
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""Marching is important to me because it feels like 'fact' has become a subjective term.
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I said who signed the deal when they&aposre marching and saying death to America?
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So one has to admire the chutzpah with which REM is happily marching to battle.
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The woman screams in shock before quicly moving aside, and the soldier keeps on marching.
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You may have heard that white supremacists are marching through the nation's capital this weekend.
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Demonstrators link arms in Bismarck, North Dakota, after marching to the state Capitol building, Nov.
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We're here, we're marching, we're calling, we're challenging, we're fighting, we're running...and we're right.
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Clearly, right-to-work supporters have seized the initiative and are marching on the offensive.
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Many simply don't have the kind of brains wired for precision marching and crisp solutes.
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"The Valley is marching off a political cliff," Karp reportedly told the FT this week.
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"I know something about marching," the civil rights icon said as the Atlanta crowd cheered.
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Some of those marching held up images of Castro or banners reading "We are Fidel".
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The teams traded first-quarter touchdowns, with the Saints marching in on their first possession.
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Super Bowl I's halftime entertainment: the University of Arizona and University of Michigan marching bands.
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Charlottesville was her home, and she didn't want to see fascists marching through the street.
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Our cities are marching forward — working to meet the increasing demands of their residents everyday.
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Mueller's marching orders call for him to send a "confidential" report to the attorney general.
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America's megachurches aren't lined up neatly in a row, all marching to a Republican cadence.
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About 20 people are marching down Arch Street toward Logan Square in support of police.
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The chariot, carried by 50 people, was accompanied by marching bands and a military parade.
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Even the most cursory two-sentence description of marching music inevitably cites him by name.
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But, she also has a personal reason for marching: her 4-year-old daughter's future.
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Music aficionado Schachter played trombone in the school marching band, the New York Times reported.
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The marching orders from Guillermo directly was that he's the romantic lead of the film.
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Frustration and creativity intersected in the form of peaceful marching, plastic whistles and, definitively, paint.
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And I'm telling you, women have been marching against this president since he was inaugurated.
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And yet the human beings who were marching from class to class weren't being paid.
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"We have to keep marching in parades — together," Ms. Stuart said, brandishing her giant flower.
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The United Nations in Mali is day by day marching deeper into its first quagmire.
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That is why we marched on Washington; that is why we will keep on marching.
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" Herbert, who was there with his 7-year-old grandson: "I'm marching for my children.
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They were marching for their lives to show it's really an epidemic at this point.
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I explained that she is our hope and light and reason to keep marching on.
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It is only the most unusual of circumstances that gets us marching in the streets.
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A few hundred men and women in militia uniforms had organized themselves into marching ranks.
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We are taking off our bedroom slippers and we are putting on our marching shoes.
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Demonstrators clashed with local policemen, and a decorated French paratrooper marching alongside them was arrested.
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They shocked the nation's elite by marching, in petticoats, alongside Teamsters and other male unionists.
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The Fed's marching orders, however, come from Congress, which has set the central bank's mandate.
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At what point do veiled marching orders to one's violently racist online army constitute incitement?
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They enter, marching, as one — seven individuals welded into the singleness of a shared purpose.
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She knew what it was like to keep marching long after the world had ended.
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The policy will apply to participants in extracurricular activities like sports, speechmaking and marching band.
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Among those marching in the parade was Jimmie Bragdon, 21, wearing a Democrat-blue sweatshirt.
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Videos and photos of the gatherings showed people demonstrating outside or marching through a store.
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She's in on the action of marching and mourning, sleeping and singing, protesting and partying.
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The event organizers said some of those marching hit by stones and bricks were injured.
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"My dad was marching," Jacob, 9, said some hours after, still a little star-struck.
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The big exception is gasoline; its price has been marching steadily higher since late 20163.
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They were a lot of orchestral sounds, and I was really serious about marching band.
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SHFA vice president Mark Sahady has been photographed marching with far-right group Patriot Prayer.
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I've seen all kinds of strategies to promote change: marching, burning bras, invading corporate spaces.
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They were marching on the agenda of banning assault weapons and having more background checks.
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It's like Paltrow is the leader of an army that's marching straight to a spa.
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Scientists marching in opposition to a newly elected Republican president will only cement the divide.
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Striking teachers captured the country's imagination, marching en masse for the fair treatment they deserve.
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The Talladega College marching band will march along the streets of Washington, D.C., on Jan.
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Throngs are marching to preserve democratic rights in Hong Kong, Warsaw, Budapest, Istanbul and Moscow.
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"Today many of you are scared and marching in the streets," the Putin character said.
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Just five months after it was published, Rockwell got new marching orders, and they rankled.
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She has a bad back and she did not think marching would make any difference.
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The program assesses fundamental military skills like land navigation and marching with heavy combat gear.
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Police chased protesters and made several arrests after they left the park and began marching.
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They dance side by side, snaking through the museum, trotting, marching, speed-walking with ease.
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An earlier version of a caption accompanying the image of suffragettes marching has been updated.
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VIDEO: Watch comedian and actor Nick Cannon marching as part of the #STLVerdict protest pic.twitter.
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The Black Lives Matter activist was arrested while marching in Baton Rouge on Airline Highway.
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And activists have continued marching and organizing against police violence in communities around the country.
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It begins with a marching Allegro, music that seems to know just where it's heading.
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There he was helped by police and strangers to the awe of the people marching.
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Franklin: At least anecdotally, I've talked to one firm who is marching towards a change.
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When U.S.C. Plays U.C.L.A., They Play Too Marching band is a team of its own.
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The omen was triggered in early May 2017, but equities kept marching to record highs.
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But for several blocks in this college town on Sunday afternoon, he was certainly marching.
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" "We don't want to spend our time marching through the streets, but we have to.
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Photos from earlier on Saturday show Fields marching with the white nationalist group Vanguard America.
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Still others championed science and were glad scientists are marching in the streets this week.
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Are you saying all the people marching and chanting, "We won't be replaced," are Nazis?
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About Texas and New Orleans and marching bands with accompanying dancers in pale brown pantyhose.
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