The result is a merry dance of colors and shapes that feel free and playful.
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The new holiday cups will come in four new designs: Polka Dots, Merry Dance, Merry Stripes, and Candy Cane Stripe.
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But then—after leading regional diplomats in a merry dance, Yahya eventually agreed to leave the country on January 21.
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The Force Awakens: Rey and Finn jump in the Millennium Falcon and lead the TIE fighters in a merry dance through the wreckage of Jakku.
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And yet this confirmed eccentric is leading Newcastle on a merry dance towards an escape from relegation that looked barely conceivable only a few weeks ago.
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During the scrutiny process of the IP bill last year, ministers led a merry dance around the implications of the "electronic protection" removal clause for e2e encryption.
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Plus, the drinks will come in Starbucks' famous new holiday cups, which come in four new designs this year: Polka Dots, Merry Dance, Merry Stripes, and Candy Cane Stripe.
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The Polka Dots design is a take on the traditional Starbucks red cup, but it's dotted with green circles and features the famous Starbucks siren logo in multiple spots on the cup; The Merry Dance cup takes a white cup and covers it with an overlay of red and green letters that spell out MERRY COFFEE over and over again; The Merry Stripes design is made with a dark green cup and features small white lettering that wraps around the cup and spells out MERRY COFFEE again; Lastly, the Candy Cane Stripes cup is painted with red and white stripes, and the Starbucks wordmark "falls like snow" in large green lettering.
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In his memoir Australian Landfall, Kisch records with gusto how Griffin then entered Australia under a false name and led the authorities a merry dance as he popped up unannounced to speak at meeting after meeting.
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A columnist for British newspaper Metro opined that the "wayward teenager" had "led guardian Miles a merry dance" and caused "chaos" with her antics. A writer from The New Zealand Herald said that Melody became "Summer Bay's most troublesome teen".
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They dance a merry dance before the doors are opened to the public. The first to arrive is a pretty Flower Girl, who has come to sell her nosegays to the customers. She dances happily with the waiters, flouncing her skirts and petticoats, as the charladies depart. Next to enter is a gaggle of six cocodettes, flighty young women of questionable virtue, with three billiards players as their escorts.
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Scene 10 The Princess rushes in, frightened, for she cannot find her way out of the forest... suddenly she finds herself surrounded by gnomes, who are fascinated with her and try to calm her down. The Elder of the Gnomes leads her into his hut, where she is attired in a dress of tree leaves. Scene 11 A merry dance of the gnomes. Scene 12 The Princess appears in her dress of leaves, strewn with dew-drops.
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Eric Johnstone (born 22 March 1943) is an English former footballer who scored 12 goals in 41 appearances in the Football League playing as a Winger for Carlisle United and Darlington in the 1960s. He also played non-league football for Tow Law Town and South Shields. Johnstone was a member of the Darlington team that beat a Blackpool team containing four England internationals, including full-back Jimmy Armfield, in the third round of the 1965–66 League Cup away from home. The next day's report in the Northern Echo told how Johnstone had "time and again led Armfield a merry dance".
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Scene: Outside a magnificent home, with a view in the distance of the fortress of Linz. The energetic, anguished overture depicts the capture of King Richard, en route back to England from the Crusades. We then hear a lively peasant dance, and a handful of peasants fill the stage, excited about the party they'll have tomorrow night: an elderly couple, Mathurin and his wife, will be celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary, and they all perform a merry dance. A young boy guides an old blind man onstage; the young fellow is a local, Antonio (sung by a soprano); the man he's leading is Blondel, minstrel and companion to Richard the Lionheart.
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It also ensured that the Sky Blues made one of their customary lightning starts to the season, so synonymous of this era. After an early Ian Wright threat on the Coventry goal, it was Ndlovu who made a darting run into the Arsenal penalty box which produced a clumsy challenge from Lee Dixon. The resulting penalty was calmly converted by Micky Quinn for the opener. The second half would see Ndlovu and Roy Wegerle lead the Gunners defence a merry dance, Wegerle in particular enjoying possibly his finest game for the club. So shocked were Arsenal by the 3–0 defeat that manager George Graham cancelled the proposed post-match lap of honour at the final whistle, which was to parade their League Cup and FA Cup silverware.
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