This observance varies widely by parish and from individual to individual — some Catholics fast from meat every Friday throughout the year, in a mini-observance of Jesus's death every week.
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The observance of this varies widely by parish and from individual to individual — some Catholics fast from meat every Friday throughout the year, in a mini-observance of Jesus's death every week.
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A few packers were closed in observance of Easter Monday.
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Jay is awarded a "200 MPH" trophy for his... observance.
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For more information on the annual observance day, head here.
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A crowd has just witnessed something tragic in "Observance" (215).
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Paul Selva will host an observance ceremony at the Pentagon.
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"It's a day of remembrance and observance," Mr. Bhuiyan said.
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Some were Jews with a strict practice of religious observance.
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Japanese markets were closed in observance of a public holiday.
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U.S. markets will be closed Monday in observance of the holiday.
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And everywhere they insist on conscientious observance of principle and order.
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They may even perform a seance as part of their observance.
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The bond market is closed Monday in observance of Veterans Day.
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Trump Monday will also take part in the observance of Sept.
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Bach's notations bear witness to a life of conservative Lutheran observance.
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Bond trading was closed on Friday in observance of Veterans Day.
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The contracts did not trade on Friday in observance of Good Friday.
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The U.S. bond market was closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day.
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The U.S. bond market is closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day.
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The U.S. stock market is closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day.
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The U.S. bonds market was closed Friday in observance of Veterans Day.
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And in the process, he changed the shape of modern Valentine's observance.
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The mosque holds prayers throughout the night during the observance of Ramadan.
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U.S. markets were closed on Monday in observance of the Christmas holiday.
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The jury will not meet on Friday in observance of Veterans Day.
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Italian-American groups defend the observance as a celebration of their heritage.
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New York Today won't be published on Monday, in observance of Christmas.
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Is it through language, decorations, religious traditions or the observance of holidays?
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Figures showed that the strike observance was lower than on Dec. 5.
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CST (1805 GMT), and remain closed on Wednesday in observance of Christmas.
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The markets are closed Monday, in observance of Christmas, which falls a Sunday.
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Elliot said the observance helped her family find closure following her son's death.
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Courts are closed on Monday in observance of the U.S. Labor Day holiday.
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In the photo, Grotenrath's badge is covered in observance of National Police Week.
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U.S. courts are closed Monday in observance of the New Year's Day holiday.
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The U.S. bond market was closed on Monday for observance of Columbus Day.
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Nationwide observance of Thanksgiving meant that the holiday became an increasingly secular affair.
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Some see that promise as more honoured in the breach than the observance.
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New York Today won't be published on Monday, in observance of Labor Day.
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New York Today won't be published on Monday, in observance of Independence Day.
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One immediate result of this realignment is a further politicization of religious observance.
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New York Today won't be published on Monday, in observance of Memorial Day.
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U.S. bond markets were closed on Monday in observance of the Christmas holiday.
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In observance many companies, especially federal offices, give their employees the day off.
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The U.S. bond market was closed in observance of the Columbus Day holiday.
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In both cases, the numbers for strike observance were higher than on Monday.
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Less than a decade later, Congress expanded the observance to a full month.
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There will be no New York Today on Monday in observance of Christmas.
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The U.S. stock market was closed Monday in observance of the Presidents' Day holiday.
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It links any lifting of the sanctions with the observance of the Minsk agreements.
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State government offices in those states will be closed in observance of the holiday.
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Many Orthodox Jewish men go unshaven, a religious observance that Israel's armed forces accommodates.
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As a reminder, US markets will be closed tomorrow in observance of Independence Day.
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U.S. Courts are closed Monday, July 4 in observance of the Independence Day holiday.
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The religious observance isn't completely lost on anyone, but we take it for granted.
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He did not go to the observance at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day.
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There will be no New York Today on Monday, in observance of Memorial Day.
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There will be no New York Today on Monday, in observance of the holiday.
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Indeed, defining ritual observance as adhering to a holiday calendar offers a limited perspective.
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There will be no New York Today on Monday, in observance of Presidents' Day.
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In observance of this momentous occasion, Atari has declared today to be Pong Day.
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U.S. markets will be closed on Monday in observance of the Presidents Day holiday.
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In observance, we have an opportunity to turn inward, and empower and cherish one another.
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The exchange will be closed on Thursday in observance of the kingdom's national day holiday.
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How much of our political stability rests on the observance of norms or unwritten rules?
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France's guiding principles also hold that religious observance is a private matter, for all faiths.
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But from the beginning, blue laws were honored more in the breach than the observance.
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Pence, Mattis and Selva host an observance ceremony at the Pentagon at 28500:6900 a.m.
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Others among my peers opted for religious observance, intellectual pursuits, social activity or artistic expression.
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US markets will be closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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The answer to "Jewish observance" here is SEDER, and yes, there is a SEDER involved.
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We must not approach the observance and enforcement of this law in a vengeful spirit.
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A more recent bombshell raised more doubts about the Trump camp's observance of electoral propriety.
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The solemnity surrounding this perennial observance suggests the initiation ritual of a really square fraternity.
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The president and first lady Melania Trump plan to join an observance at the Sept.
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There will be no New York Today on Monday in observance of New Year's Day.
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Many Scots also light bonfires in observance of Hogmanay, the last day of the year.
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It has unusual power to dictate norms for Jewish observance, and guidelines for Jewish identity.
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New York Today won't be published on Monday, in observance of what we just told you.
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Check out Embry's character's observance of one of the film's central plot points: Rex Manning Day.
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She came across as secretive and perhaps not quite punctilious in her observance of the law.
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The old conflicts over sabbath observance are, for the most part, a thing of the past.
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STORRS Annual Martin Luther King Day Observance, with a keynote speech from Melissa Harris-Perry. Jan.
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For him, the best use of the word was in its breach rather than its observance.
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To measure religious observance, we used survey data from the Pew Research Centre, a think-tank.
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The theme of this year's observance -- "Love One Another" -- seems especially poignant in these divisive times.
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So, how do we keep the momentum going even after the day of observance is over?
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Like Bretherton, Brown faced the prospect of decreased observance as he ventured outside Mormonism to date.
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On a practical level, the community is realistic about the limitations to Jewish observance in Kaifeng.
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No doubt, this has contributed a lot to the general public's nonchalant observance of Memorial Day.
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"The irony is that this woman is very meticulous about her religious observance," Rabbi Lookstein said.
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Friday's walkout is also an observance of the 19th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting.
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It was just a momentary glimpse of this singular visionary's observance of everyday life, after all.
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But sometimes the breach matters more than the observance, especially when it comes to congressional investigations.
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There will be no New York Today on Wednesday, in observance of the Fourth of July.
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Vice President Mike Pence represented the administration at an observance at the memorial in Shanksville, Penn.
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Officials there have stepped up regulations banning overt signs of religious observance, like veils or beards.
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There will be no New York Today on Monday, in observance of Martin Luther King's Birthday.
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Ask many in the Orthodox community for whom spiritual boredom is a product of rote observance.
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U.S. stock exchanges will be closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, there will be no DealBook newsletter on Thursday and Friday.
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They will then take part in a September 6900th Pentagon Observance Ceremony at 2628:28503 a.m.
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President Harry Truman later signed Flag Day&aposs permanent observance into law in 1949, according to publications.usa.
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Officials in Xinjiang have stepped up regulations banning overt signs of religious observance, like veils or beards.
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This ritual has a long history but today is more honoured in the breach than the observance.
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CIA Director John Brennan also discussed the observance of the ceasefire in Syria, the news agency said.
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Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Calvin Coolidge eventually issued proclamations asking for the observance of Flag Day nationally.
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Rodrigo Ubilla, the Interior Ministry subsecretary, said there had been a "low observance" of the strike call.
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Markets in Europe, the United States and most of Asia were closed in observance of Good Friday.
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Officials in Xinjiang have stepped up regulations banning overt signs of religious observance, like veils and beards.
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Despite the violence, the center chose to reopen on February 7 in observance of its regular hours.
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The bombing came on the third day of Ramadan, a monthlong observance of fasting and charitable giving.
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For many, Christian observance and Christian religiosity are deeply intertwined with a kind of knee-jerk authoritarianism.
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They were to be closed on Wednesday in observance of the death of former President George Bush.
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New York Today is taking the day off on Tuesday, in observance of the Fourth of July.
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EDT: President Trump and first lady Melania Trump participated in a 9/85003 observance at the Pentagon.
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Tell him how a strict observance of yard-waste disposal guidelines helps to maintain harmony with nature.
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Both school districts cited the observance of International Women's Day as the reason for the staffing shortages.
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Paul Selva at an observance ceremony at the Pentagon, where 2202 people were killed in the attack.
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This weekend marks the unofficial start to the summer season with the observance of Memorial Day on Monday.
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Chinese Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman Lu Kang praised what he called Kenya's observance of the "one China" policy.
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S. Ambassador to Japan, became the first American diplomat to participate in the annual memorial observance in Hiroshima.
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Their court retains the forms of tradition; the observance of ancient ceremonies is correct in the finest detail.
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At the time, it was a challenge for him to balance his religious observance and his professional duties.
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Thirty-two years later, the observance permeates nearly every aspect of our culture during the month of October.
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Now, more than 1 billion people mark the day, making it the largest civic observance in the world.
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They're all expected again at the annual Remembrance Day Service at The Cenotaph in observance of Remembrance Sunday.
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If you would like to join the observance, which is being called Shakespeare400 online, you can start here.
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Dare we note that so, too, did journalists, in 1949 in observance of Freedom of the Press Day?
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They prized our Jewish observance and ability to live as observant Orthodox Jews, with all of Judaism's rules.
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He has promoted the strict observance of Islam in the predominantly Muslim region, and repeatedly denigrated gay people.
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In Johannesburg, the biggest city, shops and offices were shuttered in observance of the lockdown, announced on Tuesday.
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In Johannesburg, the biggest city, shops and offices were shuttered in observance of the lockdown, announced on Tuesday.
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The purpose of the observance was to encourage the coordinated teaching of black history in America's public schools.
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President Obama is attending the Memorial Observance Ceremony at the Pentagon to honor the victims of the Sept.
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Some wore green ties, in observance of Earth Day; one wore a purple tie, in honor of Prince.
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Better than meditation, according to the minimalist composer Steve Reich (October 3), is weekly observance of the Sabbath.
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Through history, the commandment to act with empathy has been more honored in the breach than in the observance.
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In a reciprocal manner, and in light of Gold's observance of painting's fundamental assumptions, Guillot's previously unnoticed normativity appears.
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That's why RuPaul's third annual DragCon convention in Los Angeles is the perfect observance of where it all started.
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EST: Vice President Pence spoke at the Department of Veteran Affairs' National Veterans Day Observance at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Within the US, states with the greatest income inequality are also those with the highest levels of religious observance.
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Religious observance tends to be higher in countries with lower levels of education and higher levels of income inequality.
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Synagogues have proliferated, making it easy for residents to walk to services, as the rules of Sabbath observance require.
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The exhibition opens this weekend in conjunction with the observance of Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday on Monday.
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But in recent years, to paraphrase Shakespeare, its work has been honored more in the breach than the observance.
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In heavily religious West Jerusalem, where Sabbath observance is the rule, the pause in bus service inconveniences relatively few.
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U.S. markets including CME Group livestock futures will be closed on Thursday in observance of the Independence Day holiday.
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With its plaza overlooking the Hudson River, it still hosts an annual observance of what is now called Memorial Day.
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Like most schools across the United States, we're off today in observance of the life and legacy of the Rev.
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"Non-emergency municipal offices in Biloxi will be closed on Monday in observance of Great Americans Day," the city tweeted.
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Shortly after the law went into effect in 1971, Veterans Day was returned to its original observance date — Nov. 11.
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Hence, the observance of Liberation Day and developments in inter-Korean relations have policy implications, which mostly favor North Korea.
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I called Rabbi David Woznica, who had shepherded me through years of high-holiday observance, and asked the same question.
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Paul Selva will host Vice President Pence at the Pentagon for a 9/85033 observance ceremony at 8:45 a.m.
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For the roughly 1.2 billion Catholics on this earth, the season of Lent is a time for solemn religious observance.
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Hence Muslim jurists saw no problem in "protecting the religion" by executing apostates and blasphemers, and by enforcing religious observance.
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As she announced her candidacy in late January, on the observance of Martin Luther King's birthday, she was on fire.
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South Carolina took a different tack, passing a standalone holiday honoring the civil rights leader but making its observance optional.
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A month later, Toni and her sister, Lillian Jean, 19, wrote letters to their dad in observance of Father's Day.
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The commission supervises the observance of the pre-Vatican II Latin Rite and was created to accommodate disaffected conservative Catholics.
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She is, of course, also aware of this: "Nothing was worse for one's emotional comfort than scrupulous observance," she remarks.
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It involves extensive study of the Torah, the laws and traditions of Judaism, and a deep commitment to religious observance.
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Broadway costumer William Ivey Long distributed silver ribbons for nominees and ceremony attendees to wear in observance of the shooting.
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The city is known for having particularly unruly May Days in recent years, but the observance is recognized around the globe.
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And in a markedly newer observance, conservatives decried their persecution at the hands of search engine for not drawing a thing.
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Photos of Spicer wearing the fluffy, white costume resurfaced on social media this week as the Christian observance of Lent begins.
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The full moon day of every lunar month is known in Sri Lanka as Poya day, a Buddhist day of observance.
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On October 22001st, in observance of Simchat Torah, he attended services at the synagogue, for the fifth time in four days.
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What might sound like a pretty straightforward day of observance actually commemorates one of the more intriguing figures in Christian history.
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U.S. markets, including the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), will be closed on Monday in observance of the Presidents Day holiday.
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Photos of Spicer wearing the fluffy, white costume resurfaced on social media last month as the Christian observance of Lent began.
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The mosque holds prayers throughout the night during the observance of Ramadan, said Tajul Islam, a receptionist at the ADAMS Center.
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This should be "compulsion by law" to "coerce belief in, observance of, or financial support for religion" by government, they claim.
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Please note that CNN 10 will not air on Monday, January 15 in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
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In Muslim-majority countries like Turkey, where Kanter grew up, businesses and schools often adjust their hours to accommodate the observance.
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The month of March marks the annually celebrated Women's History Month — an observance of the incredible accomplishments of women throughout history.
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I have heard the shofar blown in so many different synagogues before Jews of wildly different levels of religious of observance.
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Weekly U.S. energy reports have been delayed a day in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday on Monday.
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Please note that CNN 210 will not air on Monday, January 15 in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
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One of the first orders of business will be the annual reading of George Washington's farewell address, in observance of his birthday.
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The obvious, minimum observance, I would think, would be a mass march down Wall Street and around the Lower Manhattan's Financial District.
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The song was permitted for the special occasion and sung from the public gallery -- an area generally reserved for silent, seated observance.
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Many markets across Europe and the Americas will be closed on the final weekday of the quarter in observance of Good Friday.
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Pennsylvania will join 45 other states and the District of Columbia in either marking the day as a state holiday or observance.
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Most factories in China would be closed around this time for observance of the Chinese New Year, which is factored into expectations.
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"They've been able to use very local forums and kind of incrementally challenge the observance of the federal law," Garcia Jones said.
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Both Haredi and Dati Jews are generally considered Orthodox, while Masorti Jews span the gap of observance between Orthodox and secular Jews.
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But many interpretations exist regarding what is "work," and the prohibitions and observance lessen as the commitment to orthodoxy lessens, they said.
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There's always something brewing below the surface of religious observance that ultimately pushes these recruits to kill in the name of Allah.
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But Tin Myint sipped tea with me, the need to put a guest at ease apparently outweighing strict observance of the fast.
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Participants also completed questionnaires about their eating habits and observance of cancer prevention recommendations such as physical activity and limiting alcohol consumption.
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His refusal to work late on Fridays, because of his observance of the Jewish sabbath, was also reported to be a problem.
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She began by noting the recent observance of Holocaust Remembrance Day before veering into the historic position of the state of Israel.
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His passionate, deeply personal observance of life, pain, generations, trends, and misfits made him our most cherished documentarian of decades and design.
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In any field of regulation, a legal regime that secures observance mainly through direct coercive action by armed officers is in trouble.
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They paid their respect before the start of the annual Trooping the Color procession that marks the observance of the Queen's birthday.
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Ben Casselman FINANCIAL American, British and Australian markets will close in observance of Good Friday, but some Asian exchanges will remain open.
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The Iowa Cubs, our Triple-A entry, annually host a pregame naturalization ceremony as the centerpiece of their Fourth of July observance.
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Ms. Alfred said the company had worked hard to accommodate the annual observance of Ramadan, when many Muslims fast during the day.
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In observance of Holika Dahan, communities light bonfires to recreate the victory of Lord Vishnu, a Hindu God, over the demoness Holika.
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A New York State appellate court ruled that Justice Prus had erred in making religious observance the paramount factor when deciding custody.
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However, his warning is still considered a prescient observance, with the phrase itself repeated countless times to describe investor sentiment during booms.
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Like Shariah, Halakha has many rules on matters of personal observance — what to eat, what to wear — that Orthodox Jews still follow.
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But balancing observance with a complex criminal investigation is presenting a rare set of challenges for the mourning families and religious leaders.
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They were founded on state and local Sunday observance laws, which criminalized engaging in leisure activities on Sunday, without specifically citing baseball.
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Monks who go by the name of Trappists are from the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance, a branch of Roman Catholicism.
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In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed June 14 as Flag Day, and in 1949, Congress passed legislation establishing it as day of observance.
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Even so, the possibility that he might not have done raises questions about his legitimacy, not just his observance of campaign-finance laws.
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The exchange will be closed on Thursday in observance of the kingdom's national day holiday and will resume trade on Sunday Sept. 25.
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It's really a year-round observance National Pizza Day and National Bagel Day should be celebrations filled with happiness instead of intense pain.
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An early milestone of Islamic observance came in 1805, when the fast-breaking meal, called an Iftar, was celebrated at the White House.
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Hezbollah wanted as broad a support base as possible, and therefore rejects imposing either religious observance or its Iranian-modeled theocracy by force.
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Raúl Castro stepped down in observance of the two-term limit for senior government and party officials that he himself mandated in 2011.
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But the researchers at Georgetown found that certain types of religious observance are weaker now among young Catholics than they were under Benedict.
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In the near 20 years since the day was established, there's not been enough progress on this issue to make the observance obsolete.
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New York and Pennsylvania were some of the early states to recognize Flag Day celebrations, and private citizens lobbied for a national observance.
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U.S. stock exchanges will be closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, while China's equity markets will be open.
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Thousands of Maronite families live in Saudi Arabia, which has no churches and bans the public observance of any religion other than Islam.
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If purists drop the observance of all holidays that have a murky history, then all they may be left with is birthday cake.
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"I invite the people of the world who share our grief to join us in this solemn observance," he said in a statement.
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No theater fan in 2019 thinks that "Hamlet" can only be mounted with Elizabethan costumes and the precise observance of Shakespeare's stage directions.
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There is a close material connection between temples and food, between religious observance and the most basic ingredients of social and economic life.
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And the magnitude of these differences dwarfs other divisions in society, along such lines as gender, race and ethnicity, religious observance or education.
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Lina, a Lebanese-German, left her abusive husband and found solace in increased observance, only to be rejected by her secular Lebanese father.
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She tweeted an acknowledgement of the one-year observance of Trump's inauguration on January 20, without mentioning the President, or showing his picture.
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Monday's regular weekly auction of new three- and six-month bills has been rescheduled for Tuesday in observance of Martin Luther King's Birthday.
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There is a danger, however, in stereotyping evangelical voters as a homogeneous bloc that prioritizes religious belief and religious observance above all other concerns.
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Sales have also been pressured by Thailand's observance of a year-long mourning period after the death of King Bhumibol in October last year.
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Today is World Book Day, an annual observance designated by UNESCO to celebrate all things reading, from books themselves, to authors, illustrators, and bookstores.
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In 2013, the Pew Research Center estimated that there were 5.3 million Jews of varying levels of religious observance living in the United States.
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Please note that our show will be off the air next Monday, January 18 in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday.
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Gucci Mane Canada owes a debt of gratitude to Gucci Mane after having weed legalized on 10/17, the National Gucci Day of Observance.
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The kids from Because of Them We Can had a few bits of knowledge about the month of observance that everyone can benefit from.
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Because of Washington, D.C.'s observance of Emancipation Day, which falls on April 15 this year, the IRS is deferring to the legal holiday.
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The only thing asked of subjects is public observance of Islamic strictures and acquiescence in the absolute power of the sprawling Al Saud dynasty.
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In most places going without food and drink from sunrise to sunset is a matter of personal conscience, and no laws enforce its observance.
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Trump has ordered the federal government to close on Wednesday and both the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will be closed in observance.
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This will be a short week for Wall Street as the U.S. stock market will be closed Thursday in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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And it has particularly resonated among men for whom the observance offers totems of heroic masculinity in lives that might not otherwise incorporate it.
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In response, some Jews have ratcheted up their observance of tznius as a way to draw a brighter line and to spread their beliefs.
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I assume we're all wearing our best waist cinchers and sky-high heels while aspiring to unrealistic body standards in observance of the occasion.
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He quickly learned that she loved pizza, which she stayed away from during Passover in observance of the holiday's tradition of not eating bread.
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A crowd of victims' relatives is expected at ground zero Wednesday, while President Donald Trump is scheduled to join an observance at the Pentagon.
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The infected attendee participated in a Friday night Shabbat dinner — a weekly Jewish religious observance — associated with the conference, according to another dinner attendee.
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"Valiant women of the vote" is the theme of this year's Women's History Month, which began in 1987 as an annual observance every March.
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" Heschel cautions against "an outward compliance with ritual laws, strict observance mingled with dishonesty, the pedantic performance of rituals as a form of opportunism.
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The Network for Public Education has called for another observance to take place on April 20, the 19th anniversary of the Columbine school shooting.
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Additionally, have you ever had to adhere to a dress code for employment, participation on a sports team, school attendance or for religious observance?
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This is a wondrous Judaism indeed — and one that has little to do with anything that Jewish thought or observance has historically stood for.
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" The eight-day observance, he said, is "an opportunity for small-business owners and manufacturers to access a larger base of consumers than usual.
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With the observance of their offence, they now know not to do or say whatever it is they did that caused a negative reaction.
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Religious observance may have fallen in Northern Ireland, as in most parts of the Western world, but it remains vastly higher than in Great Britain.
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President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence stopped by the Martin Luther King Jr. memorial and attended a wreath laying in observance of MLK Day.
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In Canada, by contrast, living together is taken to imply a combination of mutual respect and good manners that goes beyond the observance of rules.
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In her blog for tabloid BT, Stoejberg questioned how "commanding observance to a 1,400-year-old pillar of Islam" was compatible with modern labor markets.
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Indeed, a similar time of observance, Black Solidarity Day, was conceived of in 1969 by Dr. Carlos E. Russell, a professor emeritus at Brooklyn College.
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Originally a pagan celebration dating back two millenniums and heralding the return of spring, May Day has morphed into a global observance of workers' rights.
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Jeffress has consistently been among the most prominent advocates of Christian nationalism, and of the notion that Christian observance demands submission to the Trump presidency.
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When the pope himself stresses internal spiritual states over ritual observance, there is little reason to line up for confession or wake up for Mass.
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This, however, is a misperception, a classically liberal American failure to understand how Israel has elevated national loyalty into an acceptable substitute for religious observance.
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The steady abandonment of norms and standards — the pro forma observance of which was once considered essential to the political process — has reinforced this development.
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Millions of Muslims across the globe — including in countries like India, Indonesia, Turkey, Russia and Pakistan — are celebrating Eid al-Adha, Islam's most revered observance.
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But a proper observance begins with Apollo 228's Christmas Eve loop around the moon: the first indication that the Americans might get there first.
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Many spots had to be reserved for the foods that are mentioned in the Torah and still part of Jewish observance: honey, apples, wine, lamb.
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Last week, festivities began in Rio de Janeiro for Carnival, a large celebration involving music, dancing, parades, and parties before the Catholic observance of Lent.
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Data collated by Reuters from public transport agencies show the number of SNCF and Paris metro trains operating has risen and strike observance has fallen.
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The same observance was made Saturday night before Game 4 of the World Series in Los Angeles and before the NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs vs.
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When employees were asked about their observance of these skills, 52% said their bosses did not have the skills needed to successfully navigate a recession.
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In the observance of this occasion, we hope that all Filipinos would stand together as one nation and aspire for peace in our beloved Philippines.
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The National Juneteenth Observance Foundation, an organization based in Mississippi, has worked for years to get Juneteenth recognized or observed as a national holiday for years.
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Users like Toni and Vicky have used JDate to find someone with a specific level of observance, but there are many others whose preferences are fluid.
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Every Advent observance, regardless of whether it includes a religious element, touches on a need to have a bit of beauty each day during the season.
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A month after Cornell's death, Toni and her sister, Lillian Jean, 17, wrote letters to the late Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman in observance of Father's Day.
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As with other social trends—crime, unmarried motherhood, religious observance—countries seem to be heading in roughly the same direction, but with varying degrees of enthusiasm.
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The most important aspect of this religious observance is the fast, which can last for 15 hours each day between pre-sunrise and post-sunset meals.
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It might not redeem the whole of lo-fi house for skeptics either, but its sweeping, bookish observance of house music history is something to behold.
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A police statement said some handwritten notes were found in the house "which point towards observance of some definite spiritual/mystical practices by the whole family".
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Dow futures briefly fell 100 points in early morning trade ET. U.S. stock markets were closed Monday in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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"We are still exploring possible options for observance of Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the month of Ramadan," a State Department spokesman said.
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The long-running Bay Area tradition, which authorities closely monitor, could mark the last such observance while recreational marijuana remains illegal under state law in California.
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It started in observance of this tradition I've had for a long time, which is that I take a very long, loping Sunday constitutional, walking around.
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The IMF said the board approved waivers for Ukraine's non-observance of performance criteria related to net international reserves, external payments arrears and new exchange restrictions.
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"We at least feel that we are accepted officially by the government, and the main benefit is the observance of our High Holidays," Mr. Sopher said.
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Besides, I'm an American Jew, and so regardless of my level of Jewish education, or of Jewish observance, whatever I come up with can be discounted.
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The lira declined some 1.4% to stand at 5.5670 at 0921 GMT on Monday, a public holiday in Turkey due to the Eid al-Adha observance.
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Happy Friday and welcome back to On The Money, where we'll be off Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and returning on Tuesday.
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They were commemorating Arbaeen, a Shiite observance of loss and grief that comes 40 days after Ashura, when a grandson of the Prophet Muhammad was martyred.
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She wore the piece for her first event of the day, a welcome ceremony and a wreath-laying observance at the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior.
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One of the biggest holidays of the Islamic calendar, Eid al-Adha, has been under observance since Tuesday, with as many as 1.8 billion Muslims celebrating.
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Many markets across Europe and the Americas will be closed on Friday in observance of Good Friday, and some markets will also be closed on Monday.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — We welcome Sean Biggins to the New York Times Crossword roster, and he offers us a contemplative puzzle, fitting for this day of observance.
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Uighur observance of Ramadan has sometimes been spotty in the past, especially outside of Xinjiang, but many Uighur have become more religiously observant in recent years.
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This year, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is hosting its annual Memorial Day Ceremony at The Wall, while the WWII Memorial plans for its own Memorial Day Observance.
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The potential advantage of using a quite antiquated plein-air practice, is to capture and manipulate natural light through direct observance of color notes in the landscape.
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It's NAIDOC (National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee) week in Australia, an opportunity to celebrate the work and the culture of the country's first nations people.
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Admission to the event is free, and entrance to the Whitney will be on a pay-as-you-wish basis all day in observance of the inauguration.
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Of all the types of candy that are consumed during its observance, perhaps none is as controversial as the humble, cloying little triangles known as candy corn.
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"I hope you will stand in support of me, and any of my women colleagues who choose to participate, in observance of this day," the letter says.
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Rabbi Yael Rapport of Congregation Beit Simchat Torah in New York City tells Refinery29 that this latter observance has become more significant to the holiday over time.
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Chairman Mao banned religious observance, but in the decades since his death it has been resurgent, with many Chinese identifying themselves as Daoist, Buddhist, Christian, or Muslim.
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One idea in the paper, to maintain regulatory equivalence on agri-food measures, would surely inflame Brexiteers, as it seems to imply continuing observance of EU laws.
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The United Nations set up the global observance in 1992 to promote the welfare of people with disabilities and raise awareness of the difficulties they often face.
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In 1969, the Tennessee General Assembly amended the state law by making it a duty of the governor to proclaim July 13 a day of special observance.
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" Instead of viewing religion as a particular organized religion, the government would now include "all aspects of religious belief, observance, and practice as understood by the employer.
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A retired Union major general, John A. Logan, set the date of the holiday for May 30, and the holiday's first observance was at Arlington National Cemetery.
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The declaration dedicated an entire section to the "freedom of choice," forbidding forced religious observance and affirming the right of people to choose to change their beliefs.
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Ginsburg also pointed to "the problems of indifference, of tribal-like loyalties, lack of observance of the golden rule, 'Do unto others,' " and intolerance in modern society.
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Among the memoirs and documentaries, exhibitions and — in recent years — the observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a counterculture of skepticism and audience fatigue has grown up.
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Opposing her on the distant right is the god-fearing Trump stand-in, Minister Edwidge Owens (Kyle Secor), for whom Purge Night is a solemn religious observance.
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Arms control: Russia suspended its observance of a key nuclear arms control pact on Saturday in response to a similar move by the U.S. a day before.
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"Therefore, to the greatest extent practicable and permitted by law, religious observance and practice should be reasonably accommodated in all government activity, including employment, contracting and programming."
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So the new governor, Republican Bill Lee, issued this year's proclamation in advance of the Saturday "special observance," without complaint or any condemnation of Forrest's dark past.
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Fearing that these people were missing out on important family bonding due to their need for intensive care, she petitioned the government for an official day of observance.
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In observance of National Lash Day on February 19, Target is taking part in the festivities with a mega-sale on all lash items, including falsies and mascara.
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Reform Judaism's inclusive vision, one that emphasizes the social justice ideal of tikkun olam ("repairing the world"), has been evident for years in our community's observance and politics.
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And we know from studies that high levels of religious observance -- measured by how often one prays, attends church and reads Scripture -- correlate with conservative views on abortion.
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"This Opinion does no more than hold the Government accountable to its own policy, which recently has been honored more in the breach than the observance," Boasberg wrote.
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When he was being considered for the position of editor-in-chief of the Yale Law Journal , classmates asked if his religious observance would interfere with editorial responsibilities.
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Without denying that these women face discrimination in reaching their goal, the movie shows how its subjects are able to find ways to combine strict observance and progress.
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The royal couple shared a post on Instagram in observance of World Suicide Prevention Day on Tuesday, sharing a number of resources that can help those in need.
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With the cultural, political, and social backdrop against which we celebrate Black History Month in 2018, one must ask the question: Is it time to revisit its observance?
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The observance, which has been formally recognized by the United Nations for nearly three decades, is meant to remind and educate us about population issues around the world.
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In Shanksville, Vice President Mike Pence spoke at an observance celebrating the heroism of the passengers aboard the plane who took on the hijackers and sacrificed their lives.
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Much of Shariah is about personal observance: A good Muslim should pray five times a day while turned toward Mecca, for example, or should fast daily throughout Ramadan.
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The MTA later said Schaeffer would be allowed to take Rosh Hashanah off, but he would need to document his observance of the holiday, the union officials added.
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Post-World War II observance Five years later, in 1946, Congress made a request to observe Bill of Rights Day again, and President Harry Truman issued the proclamation.
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"They are not independent territories... they are British crown dependent territories, therefore surely there has to be an observance of UK tax law in those places," he said Tuesday.
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In observance of Independence Day, the Fox News Halftime Report will neither grace nor befoul your inbox for the remainder of the week – but we shall return on Monday.
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After calling the boycott "ludicrous," Dash suggested that Black History Month and BET should be eliminated altogether, insinuating that the month of observance and the television channel constitute segregation.
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A quarter-century after the fall of communism, Russians still celebrate new year with exuberance while the observance of Christmas is a learning experience, not an unbroken folk memory.
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In internal debates Zhao had called the protesters patriotic and endorsed their demands for a more accountable government, tougher anti-corruption measures and the observance of constitutionally guaranteed freedoms.
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The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will both close on Wednesday in observance of the National Day of Mourning after Bush's death Saturday at the age of 94.
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Israeli Jews were asked to identify with one of four religious subgroups, each with varying levels of religious observance: Haredi ("ultra-Orthodox"), Dati ("religious"), Masorti ("traditional"), and Hiloni ("secular").
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In observance of Commonwealth Day in the United Kingdom, Spice Girls alum Geri Halliwell Horner took her daughter Bluebell Madonna, 10, to Westminster Abbey — for a very exciting reason.
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The Rays chose to make their contest against San Francisco a night of observance as Tropicana hosted 40,135 fans, the most at the ballpark since Opening Day in 2006.
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This annual observance is an opportunity to remember the challenges of our past, but also to honor countless African-American heroes who inspire us to shape our country's future.
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A push to get citizens to drink more milk, launched six months earlier with the nation's first ever observance of World Milk Day, had so far shown little results.
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When the Pew data about religiosity is tracked against a country's relative wealth equality or inequality, rather than GDP, the United States' religious observance is no longer statistically anomalous.
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The decree said Russia would suspend its observance because of "the need to take urgent measures in connection with the United States' violations of its obligations" under the treaty.
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"This must be pretty bitter gruel for him to swallow in order to try to bring the courts into a kind of militant observance of the highest party leadership."
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Achieving the potential of the agreement, ensuring its success and earning lasting peace will depend on an equally scrupulous observance by the United States of each of its commitments.
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For those on the side of human rights, there is some good news: Medieval Islamic scholars drew a distinction between personal observance, or ibadat, and public law, or muamalat.
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The inaugural observance was to be capped Monday night with an outdoor concert headlined by the Grammy-winning group Black Eyed Peas and the Native American rock band Redbone.
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Kushner was brought up in the Modern Orthodox tradition, a strain of Judaism that integrates strict observance of religious law and custom with a life in the secular world.
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Reform Judaism, my own branch, does not require strict observance and gives individual Jews a tremendous amount of latitude in defining what it means to live a Jewish life.
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Pew, a think-tank, evaluates obstacles to the observance of religion in two dimensions, based on the text of countries' constitutions and on reports by governments and human-rights groups.
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For lunch on Tuesday, he trekked to Camp Humphreys, an American military base not far from Seoul, and gorged on Tex-Mex in observance of the base cafeteria's Taco Tuesday.
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Over the weekend, millions of Muslims — including in countries like India, Turkey, Russia and Indonesia, above — celebrated Eid al-Adha, the climax of the hajj and Islam's most revered observance.
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City public schools are closed today in observance of the Lunar New Year, and there will be holiday festivities — beyond parades — across the city through the end of the month.
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Despite a punishing schedule during his first official visit to the United States in September 2014, Mr. Modi fasted for nine days in observance of the Hindu festival of Navratri.
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For Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, celebrating the presidential inauguration by attending the gatherings on Friday night posed an obstacle to their Orthodox Jewish observance of the Sabbath.
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Dr. Press was a member of the glaciology and seismology panel of the International Geophysical Year observance, which in 1957 and 1958 focused on seismology and oceanography, among other fields.
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It just means Brebeuf can now continue its observance of the Eucharist and will be able to celebrate Mass for the Feast Day of St. Jean de Brebeuf in October.
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They were more interested in the cultivation of virtue in scholar-officials and the proper observance of ethical rules: Ancient Confucianism is a kind of blueprint for harmonious social order.
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The social network said the move is in observance of a "cultural custom" as the nation mourns the late Thai King, Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died Thursday at the age of 88.
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Then, the writer Tara Isabella Burton joins Ross and Michelle for a Halloween-inspired discussion of astrology, witchcraft, the decline of religious observance and American millennials' growing interest in the occult.
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When "a seat of government begins to resemble a house of worship", he wrote, "the values of religious observance are put at risk, and the danger of religious division rises accordingly".
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Nor would the visitors have tried to impose American norms on India; they would have tried to ascertain India's observance of international standards to which virtually all countries have signed up.
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The Government of Afghanistan on June 7 offered a unilateral, week-long cease-fire to the Taliban beginning June 12, in observance of the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
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Such states exercise total control of their citizens' lives, whereas authoritarian ones stipulate the observance of certain rules and allow limited liberty as long as it does not challenge political power.
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"During search of the house, certain hand written notes have been found which point towards observance of some definite spiritual/mystical practices by the whole family," police said in a statement.
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The New York cash market was closed on Friday in observance of Veterans Day, but at its close on Thursday the rate on the outstanding three-month bill was 0.48 percent.
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While members of other Catholic orders — Dominicans and Jesuits, for example — focus partly on outreach, Trappists, who are formally known as the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance, do not.
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In 1912, the sociologist Émile Durkheim described a phenomenon he called "collective effervescence": the moments in which members of a community, catalyzed by some overwhelming ritual observance, become of one mind.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: MARKETS In observance of Presidents' Day, financial markets and most banks in the United States will be closed on Monday.
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Wednesday's observance was to open with a private ceremony inside the Rotunda of the Arizona statehouse, after which members of the public were invited to pay their respects from 2 p.m.
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Our family's observance of Judaism could easily become an example of the importance of sanctity and why some people might get upset when they feel that their traditions are under threat.
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The observance, meant to remind us of the role aviation plays in our social and economic well-being, got us thinking about the role New York has played in aviation history.
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Rock Stone Mountain -- the name given to Saturday's rally by organizers -- was held two days before the observance of Confederate Memorial Day in Georgia, a paid day off for some state employees.
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Robert Lighthizer, America's trade representative, might be inclined to settle NAFTA, if only to get on with picking a fight with China over its lax observance of intellectual-property rights (see article).
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" The European Union's foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, issued a statement calling for observance of the cease-fire and saying that "a large-scale conflict is in the interest of no one.
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Currently, Saudi Arabia enforces strict labor codes that prevent women from working in certain professions, such as optometry, and strict religious observance prohibits women and men from mixing sometimes even at work.
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And judging by his assiduous observance of the old Cohn playbook — the pattern of bragging, airing public grievances loudly and staging huge confrontations in the media — the presidency isn't changing The Donald.
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In observance of the day, the palm branches that were blessed on the Palm Sunday of the previous year are burned to create ashes and used to mark foreheads at church services.
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"Our client has repeatedly and critically grappled with the politics of the state of Israel and has been advocating the observance of human rights for everybody for many years," Mr. Schertz wrote.
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But the observance of his birthday as a national holiday isn't so much about feasting as, increasingly, it is about service — a day "on," they say, rather than a simple day off.
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Dean saw that there was some diffuse preference that he contribute to the observance of the occasion, and he did so in a characteristically understated manner, with a light, rapid, concise addendum.
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The younger daughter, Sharon (Maria Dizzia), a teacher, used to take Lou to temple, but her observance has dwindled since she discovered her boyfriend and the cantor entangled on her new duvet.
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Haredim (the Hebrew word we prefer, signifying religious devoutness) don't buy into some elements of modern culture, and our value system places family, textual study and religious observance above certain material goals.
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Religious freedom, one of our core First Amendment principles, supports the freedom of an individual or community, in public or private, to manifest religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship, and observance.
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He means: Is there a way we can bring more of the Orthodox into such a heavily secular party, given that religious observance generally goes hand-in-hand with right-wing beliefs?
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Veterans Day as pertaining to the two World Wars is not strictly an American observance: Britain, France, Australia and Canada also celebrate their country's veterans of those wars on or near Nov. 11.
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The motto is in line with America's historical practices, the judges wrote, and the government "does not compel citizens to engage in a religious observance when it places the national motto on money".
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The entire audience was painted black at the 75th Golden Globes in observance of Time's Up, a movement started by the women of Hollywood in an effort to end sexual harassment and assault.
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A: Judaism, as it is lived in America today, usually revolves around a couple of big questions: the observance of rituals and laws, our relationship with the state of Israel, and the Holocaust.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, another forceful presence for conservative Christians in the administration, issued the 25-page October 6 memo designed to protect "religious observance and practice" in employment, contracting and other areas.
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As a result, failing to inform EU consumers they were potentially buying goods produced in settlements denies them access to "ethical considerations and considerations relating to the observance of international law", it said.
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The calendar for Asia Week in New York City, an observance dedicated to art from the region, included events on Friday at the Japan Society, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Tibet House.
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Public observance of any religion other than Islam is banned, and clerics run the justice system, which hands down harsh punishments like floggings and prison for crimes like disobeying one's father and apostasy.
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The trade with Chicago, which is also expected to include some minor draft compensation, could not be executed Monday because the league office was closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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In observance of the day, the palm branches that were blessed on the Palm Sunday of the previous year are burned to create ashes and used to mark worshippers' foreheads at church services.
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As with all major religions, scholars have interpreted the Quran and other religious texts in myriad ways, and Muslims from different sects, regions and countries practice differently and with varying degrees of observance.
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While this celebration was originally limited to Rome, later in 837 Pope Gregory IV ordered the official observance of All Saints Day every November 1 and extended its celebration to the entire Church.
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But on Friday, as for the past 25 years, there was a solemn observance at the little-known memorial for her husband and two crewmates who were killed in the Apollo 234 disaster.
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My mother became Hasidic when I was 12, after years of only desultory High Holy Days observance (my parents were divorced), and I was sent to yeshiva high school and Orthodox summer camps.
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Often, presidential proclamations of days of observance are made in advance so that people can make plans for how they want to recognize the day, whether it's through service or a moment of silence.
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And, as Kanye's song notes, every Chick-fil-A restaurant is closed on Sunday in observance of the lord, leaving those unfettered by homophobia forced to find fried chicken elsewhere one day a week.
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Last week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that he would be encouraging agencies to do whatever they could to accommodate "religious observance," a call to action that could undoubtedly undercut protections for LGBTQ employees.
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Built in stunning Moorish Revival style in 1873, the Rumbach - one of Budapest's most prominent synagogues - will be re-established for religious observance and also act as a cultural center with concerts and exhibitions.
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But it proposes that we—all Americans—like the annual observance because it helps us aspire to "our best selves," even amid the difficult travel, emotional turmoil, and family fights that typically attend it.
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He also influenced the music of Shlomo Carlebach, regarded by many as the foremost songwriter of Jewish religious music and a leading figure in the movement to bring secular Jews back to religious observance.
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A 1968 law moved the observance of the holiday to the fourth Monday in October, but that was unpopular, and in 1975, President Gerald Ford signed a law moving it back to Nov. 11.
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This is Halloween music, not in the jack-o'-lantern-and-candy sense, but harkening back to the ancient observance of the time when the line separating our world and those beyond momentarily blurred.
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The movement was so popular, people began lobbying for a more formal observance, and in 1980, President Jimmy Carter designated the first official National Women's History Week, beginning on March 8 of that year.
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It is about this agreement we make, rooted in religious observance and in tax law, and trying to figure out if it's still a valid one, if it can ever be a fair one.
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"It's one of those moments where you can often feel connected to a community," Hidalgo says, describing how the holiday, in Southern California, has become one of cultural pride, and not just religious observance.
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In fact, one of the first comprehensive studies of immigration and crime in 85033 by the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement found that there was no relationship between Mexican immigration and crime.
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If the U.S. decertifies Iran's observance of the JCPOA — even though no evidence indicates that Tehran has violated it — no possibility of an agreement to curb North Korean nuclearization is conceivable let alone negotiable.
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"If you were to ask me how many of my Hindu friends even want to celebrate Eid, it would probably be zero," she said, referring to Eid al-Adha, a major Muslim religious observance.
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Part of the observance of Advent, celebrated for the four Sundays before Christmas, is reenacting the centuries of anticipation of the birth of Jesus as written about by prophets like Isaiah in the Old Testament.
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On Saturday night, thousands of police officers gathered in Washington, D.C., for a candlelight vigil to kick off "Police Week," the annual observance of law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty.
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The document refutes these mistaken assumptions by stating that religious liberty "also encompasses religious observance and practice" in the workplace and public square and that organizations of private citizens also have rights to religious liberty.
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In Employment Division v Smith, two members of a Native-American church were told they had no First Amendment right to unemployment compensation after being fired for ingesting peyote as part of their religious observance.
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My observance of Valentine's Day ranged from commiserating over too many drinks with friends to desperately searching for overnight company on crowded dance floors to gathering my single friends for Sex and the City marathons.
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Here's a snapshot of some of the major events commemorating MLK Day: The King Holiday Observance in Atlanta In King's hometown of Atlanta, historic Ebenezer Baptist Church held its annual Martin Luther King commemorative service.
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Asked about a proposal drafted by Russia's lower house of parliament to criminalize observance of U.S. sanctions, Medvedev said the restrictions were aimed at destroying Russia's socio-political system and harming the economy and individuals.
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The constructor Jeff Chen has used a similar "smiley face" pattern before, but in this collaboration with the constructor Erik Agard, that smile comes with an artfully crafted observance of a specific peaceful protest. 18A.
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In 1938, hoping to give U.S. retailers a boost during the Great Depression, President Franklin Roosevelt changed the observance of the celebration from the traditional last Thursday in November to the second to last Thursday.
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Though she and boyfriend Lewis Burton denied the reports, Caroline stepped down from Love Island as host of its winter season, which is currently airing following a two-day hiatus in observance of her passing.
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Cover image: Soldiers, officers and civilian employees attend the commencement ceremony for the U.S. Army's annual observance of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month in the Pentagon Center Courtyard March 31, 2015 in Arlington, Virginia.
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Former Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter warned against the denial of due process when he remarked that the history of human liberty has largely been the history of the observance of procedural safeguards by the government.
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Ultimately the rituals of administration, and the participants' largely unquestioning observance of them, drew some uncomfortable conclusions about the unspoken "rules" of society, whether they pertain to getting a driver's license or attending an art opening.
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Waxman estimates 60% of her Well Circle members consider themselves "just Jewish," interested not in traditional observance, but in how At The Well combines Jewish ritual with mental health awareness and the search for spiritual purpose.
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Rabbis, including the rabbi who oversaw Ivanka Trump's conversion to Judaism, finally debunked this interpretation: Nothing is stopping Kushner and his wife from talking about the president's tweets, even during the religious observance, they told Politico.
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The phrase "Because of her, we can," also serves as the theme of this year's NAIDOC Week, running July 8-15, a celebration of indigenous culture steered by the National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee.
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A proof of that is the fact that we are now in the midst of a second impeachment process of a president in less than 25 years, always under the strictest observance of the constitutional order.
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" And the European Union's foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, called for "the full observance of Turkey's constitutional order, and we, as the European Union, stress the importance for the rule of law prevailing in the country.
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They claim the company violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which requires employers to "reasonably accommodate" religious observance as long as the request does not pose an undue hardship to a business.
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During medical school, Dr. Gilani, 34 and a dedicated athlete, registered for a 200-mile bike race before realizing that it was during Ramadan, a monthlong Islamic observance that restricts eating or drinking during daylight hours.
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On Saturday, Mr. Putin suspended Russia's observance of the pact in response to the announcement and added that he would no longer initiate talks with the United States on any matters related to nuclear arms control.
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What unites them is not their level of observance, nor their outlook, but instead it's that each of these rabbis had their religious authority to affirm Jewish identity effectively undermined by their inclusion on the list.
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Four days later President Trump's visit to Paris for the World War I centennial sullied this demonstration of allied camaraderie as he skipped much of the observance, including a symbolic walk down the Champs Elysee with allies.
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Of course, celebrating the important, beloved, and downright badass women you know shouldn't be confined to a single day, but let Dísablót (and its many days of observance) serve as a gentle reminder to do just that.
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President-elect Donald Trump has cancelled plans to visit the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C., in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, ABC News reported, citing transition sources.
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To partake in the blessings of the month of Ramadan, able-bodied women and men, also girls and boys who have reached the age of religious observance, are required to fast for the duration of this month.
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On Saturday, British Commonwealth war cemeteries like this one will see ceremonies for Remembrance Day, in observance of the date of the armistice that ended World War I. But few of these soldiers can really be remembered.
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The New Start Treaty does not contain attribution rules, without which it is impossible to verify warhead numbers for the treaty, so Moscow has ample room to play games with regard to its observance of the treaty.
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Most have at least sought to give the impression that they are a conduit between the press and the American people and the President -- even if that's a custom more honored in the breach than the observance.
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On the one hand, it's one of the major seasons celebrated by most Christian churches in the Western tradition: Roman Catholics, Anglicans, Episcopalians, Lutherans, and many additional Protestant churches mark the roughly month-long period with special observance.
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The state news agency IRNA quoted governor Abdolnaser Hemmati as saying Ayatollah Khamenei "ordered the bank at a recent meeting to increasingly strengthen the national currency and called for the observance of the independence of the central bank".
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Trump's visit will also include a trip to Buckingham Palace to meet with Queen Elizabeth, a news conference with outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May and an observance of the 2344.6th anniversary of D-Day on England's south coast.
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The day of environmental action began in the U.S. in 1970, spurred by the countercultural movements of the 1960s, and is now the largest secular observance in the world, according to the Earth Day Network, which coordinates events.
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But we also randomly assigned a number of mechanisms of social monitoring and sanctioning — from the simple observance of the potential defection by another black person to the threat of publication of the transgression in a community newspaper.
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"It is every person's right to be able to have a place to retreat for contemplation and prayer, for religious observance, celebration of key life and family milestones, marriages, christenings and so forth," Sheeran wrote in the paperwork.
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The confidential report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) seen by Reuters did not point to any violations in Tehran's observance of the deal which was opposed by hardliners inside Iran and by skeptics in the West.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin on Monday formally suspended Russia's observance of a key nuclear arms treaty that the United States withdrew from last month, setting the stage for the return of a long-banned class of weapons.
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Russia's accusation that the United States had violated the treaty was a possible reference to America's decision to suspend observance of it, or to earlier accusations that Russia had leveled against the United States about its military capabilities.
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The central bank said that failings by ERB had threatened the bank's stability, adding that it did not have systems in place to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism or to ensure observance of international sanctions.
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We can speculate that the soft-spoken, uncompromising Youssouf might have stepped into a void left by Ahmed's absent father, or about how the boy might have found relief from the torments of adolescence in strict religious observance.
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"I appeal to those involved and to the international community to urgently work towards the observance of the agreed-to accords, to ensure the distribution of food and to work towards the good of the population," he said.
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Image 2 of 2 BUDAPEST, Hungary – Hungarian lawmakers voted to tighten the country&aposs asylum eligibility rules and threatened Wednesday to incarcerate people who help asylum-seekers, votes that coincided with a United Nations&apos observance dedicated to refugees.
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"In observance of the Ghost Ship fire tragedy one year later, there will be a temporary altar placed in City Hall from Monday, November [27] through Saturday, December 2, where handwritten notes and remembrances can be left," Berton says.
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"The Peace Cross does not violate the Establishment Clause because it does not coerce religious belief, practice, or financial support—whether through compelled profession or observance, excessive proselytization, or other historically grounded means," the group wrote in its brief.
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This era was one of religious ferment, led by the so-called Observants (also known as the Zealots), who advocated a return to the strict observance of the rules of religious orders and their vows of austerity and poverty.
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It's a form of observance that is heavy on ritual and sits somewhere between the two poles of Ashkenazi life: staunch secularism (the kibbutzniks; the sushi eaters of Herzliya) and strict religiosity (the kipa-wearers and the ultra-Orthodox).
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We all know that art museums can feel austere, and that outside of education programs for children, a visit to the museum from a kid's perspective runs the risk of seeming primarily about the observance of rules — don't touch!
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Arms control: Russia formally suspended its observance of a key nuclear arms treaty that the U.S. abandoned last month, setting the stage for the return of land-based nuclear missiles with relatively short ranges of 300 to 3,400 miles.
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France, which saw inequalities in income and wealth grow relatively rapidly in the past few years, is still a country where equality is regarded as an important social good, even if more honored in the breach than the observance.
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In December, the IOC had held out the prospect of lifting Russia's suspension for the closing ceremony, on the condition its athletes met a strict code of conduct, including compliance with anti-doping rules and observance of athlete neutrality.
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I'm interested in the genesis of America, and I find that New Orleans has been a place that has allowed me to both be in commune and community with people, and also in observance of the problems that exist there.
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" They also called for Facebook to restrict the extent to which politicians can target their advertisements, a spending cap to ensure more entrenched lawmakers do not have an unfair advantage over new candidates and broader observance of "election silence periods.
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The attack spurred an outpouring of grief and horror in a Muslim community that has been gathering to pray at the All Dulles Area Muslim Society mosque about 30 miles outside Washington in observance of the last 10 days of Ramadan.
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But he refused, and in December he sent a letter to Captain Kobel's boss, Deputy Commissioner Neldra M. Zeigler, requesting a "reasonable accommodation" for himself and other officers who wear beards longer than the current exception in observance of their faith.
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Was the timing simply observance of the unstated rule that a justice tries to resign when his political party is incumbent, or did it represent — like the reputation of Justice Kennedy himself — that the electoral question could go either way?
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"While we still believe an end-of-October Saturday observance will promote safety and increase the fun, this year we will be launching a national initiative designed to enhance the Halloween that we all know and love," the petition says.
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The tax filing deadline was Monday in most states rather than April 28503 because of the observance of Emancipation Day in D.C. The tax filing deadline is Tuesday in Maine and Massachusetts because those states observed Patriots' Day on Monday.
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And as the summer of 2017 approached, Somalis were becoming more and more nervous about how Amazon would accommodate them during Ramadan, the monthlong religious observance when Muslims fast during the day, which would begin that year on May 26.
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Tonewall was the featured performer at FDNY's first-ever Pride Event in 2016; sang on the main stage at Adelphi University's SingStrong event in February 2017, and performed for the City Council at this year's Pride observance sponsored by Rosie Mendez.
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Poem Although the religious observance of Pentecost has come and gone this year, Laura Read's poem suggests that we can never rationalize away the attitude of waiting, hoping against hope for any sign from loved ones who have left this earth.
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It can be hard to grasp that the distinctions among various sects of Judaism (not to mention the wide and growing variety of Jewish practices outside established synagogues) aren't about theology but about observance: how many, and which, rules are followed.
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Mr. Rosenstein's quirks, according to friends and colleagues, include handing out books by the management guru Peter Drucker to colleagues and sending lengthy emails to his staff before federal holidays, documenting their history and little-remembered factoids about their observance.
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The observance of Black History Month began in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, first known as Negro History Week and timed to coincide with the black community's celebration of the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln (February 12) and Frederick Douglass (February 14).
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"Achieving the potential of the agreement, ensuring its success and earning lasting peace will depend on an equally scrupulous observance by the United States of each of its commitments," wrote Haqqani, who is also head of the Pakistan-linked Haqqani Network.
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Reuters reported that about 30 people, including children, were injured, some critically, by a 85033-year-old German citizen who appeared to intentionally strike the group of pedestrians attending a carnival in Volkmarsen, Germany, ahead of the observance of Lent.
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Mr. Trump's brief sighting on Monday afternoon at Trump Tower was a striking contrast to President Obama, who spent part of Monday — his final observance of Martin Luther King's Birthday in office — making a stop at a homeless shelter in Washington.
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In her observance of the occasion, Melisa Raney offered a personal narrative of LGBTQ experience, sharing the intimate details of what happened when she realized she was a lesbian at age 36, after building what she thought was the perfect life.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, in a decision that was widely expected, suspended his country's observance of a key nuclear arms control pact on Saturday in response to a similar move by the United States a day before.
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I failed to observe, I criticized their observance, all of which my mother called "my self-hating," when she was lightly chiding, and my "anti-Semitism" when she wanted me to feel the full disappointment of what my resistance represented.
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In observance of Mental Illness Awareness Week, country music star Naomi Judd is honoring the occasion and offering words of encouragement to those battling anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts, like she once did, by sharing a letter she's written exclusively with PEOPLE.
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Where prescriptivists insist on the observance of certain linguistic norms—not splitting infinitives, never ending a sentence with a preposition—Mr Greene shows that these so-called rules are little more than arbitrary stylistic preferences imposed upon English earlier in its history.
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ThaiBev sales in the first nine months of its fiscal year, from October 2016 to June 2017, dropped 6 percent year-on-year to 142 billion baht ($4.3 billion), due to slow economic growth and the observance of a national mourning period.
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"It is every person's right to be able to have a place to retreat for contemplation and prayer, for religious observance, celebration of key life and family milestones, marriages, christenings and so forth," Sheeran wrote in the paperwork, which was ultimately rejected.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Tomorrow, in observance of the #J20 Art Strike, the artist and activist collective Occupy Museums will hold a solidarity event at the Whitney Museum — where the group will be participating in the Whitney Biennial later this year.
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Facebook will continue to contribute in this area by offering training materials, cooperating with government cybersecurity agencies looking to harden their officials' and candidate's social media activity against external attacks, and deploying in-product communications designed to reinforce observance of strong security practices.
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International law—the amorphous body of treaties and other agreements that has been honored as much in the breach as in the observance, and which typically lacks a mechanism of firm enforcement—will have to carry more weight than it has carried.
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At Broadly, we believe that every day is International Women's Day; however, in honor of today's observance, we have decided to highlight some of the most fascinating, determined, and genius women that we've featured on the site in the past few months.
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Squads of enforcers ensured strict Sharia observance at the point of AK-47s; citizens who wore their pants too short, or allowed their cellphones to ring with Western tunes, or otherwise violated the minutiae of strict Islamism were liable to thrashing or worse.
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Hosting a kosher Thanksgiving, for example, might mean asking your guests about their level of kosher observance, seeking out ingredients and products with a kosher certification, and being sure not to mix meat and dairy, since it's prohibited by Jewish dietary law.
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However, there are forms of modern paganism that do promise this help, that do offer ritual and observance, augury and prayer, that do promise that in some form gods or spirits really might exist and might offer succor or help if appropriately invoked.
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Levels of church attendance and other measures of religious observance are generally higher than in their Orthodox neighbors, but in Catholic-majority countries there is also a growing tendency to view the church as a national institution rather than a spiritual one.
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In the Indian Treaty Room, one of the most beautiful rooms of the White House compound, the United States had an orthodox Jewish ambassador to the world's only Jewish state, a man who celebrates his Jewish observance as making him a greater American.
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As the CTO of OpenTable, Essas oversees an app for people to reserve and review over 55,000 restaurants — but as an Orthodox Jew who only eats certified kosher food, he estimates that only 30 of those restaurants are compatible with his religious observance.
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"It is well known that those facing even a potential life or death situation are instructed to set aside the Sabbath and other key tenets of halachic (Jewish law) observance until the emergency has passed," they said in a statement in November.
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After a five-decade legal battle, a federal court has ordered Mississippi's Cleveland School District to desegregate in observance of the Supreme Court's landmark ruling in Brown v Board of Education, which held that separate schools for black and white students are unconstitutional.
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On Monday, the late Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman's Facebook page shared letters written to Cornell from daughters Toni, 12, and Lillian Jean, 17 this month, plus wife Vicky, in observance of Father's Day — a month after the singer's death by suicide at age 52.
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Kristin Chenoweth Easter is an Old God who has been forced to adapt many times over her long life: first from her pagan roots to Christian traditions, then again to the consumer-driven holiday that's now more concerned with bunnies and chocolate than religious observance.
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All I knew of Passover was what I picked up from the Seder dinner we'd go to on one of the first nights of the eight-day holiday, and in attempting to deepen my observance I simply tried to logic my way out from there.
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The 19th of June — or Juneteenth, as it has come to be called — is the observance of the official end of slavery in the U.S. and, last year, our Race/Related newsletter published a word search puzzle in conjunction with crossword editor Will Shortz.
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Today, as we mark the eighth annual International Day of the Girl, a United Nations observance that focuses attention and resources on the fight for girls' rights and empowerment, I've actually been reflecting on boys: that is, how we raise boys in this country.
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To begin reversing this trend and to safeguard its ongoing investments and long term interests in areas including security and economic development, the donor community can no longer afford to give the PA a pass on the observance of democratic norms and basic human rights.
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The Chinese government has long pushed to develop its far-flung western regions, partly to shore up their links with the rest of the country and partly in the hopes that economic development will depress religious observance and quell the desire for basic freedoms.
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The Chinese government has long pushed to develop its far-flung western regions, partly to shore up their links with the rest of the country and partly in the hopes that economic development will depress religious observance and quell the desire for basic freedoms.
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President Vladimir Putin of Russia responded by also suspending his country's observance of the treaty, and said Russia would build weapons previously banned under the pact and would no longer initiate talks with the United States on any matters related to nuclear arms control.
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In a statement, the Consulate General of Mexico in San Diego said that it "gave prompt assistance; in this regard, we supported the child's mother within the framework of our consular protection programs, in observance to the protocols of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations."
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"We call for the full observance of Turkey's constitutional order and we as the European Union stress the importance for the rule of law prevailing in the country," she told a news conference after EU foreign ministers met U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Brussels.
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And thus, we, the people of this great nation, must examine every post, every recipe, every advice column and every meme, to make sure that the content at the foundation of our Thanksgiving observance is not being corrupted and weaponized to turn us against each other.
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Nestled in Mid-City, an area with over 20 synagogues that has historically been a cultural hub for the city's most religious Jews, and where Kosher delis close early on Friday evenings for the observance of Shabbat, BCC is a unique fixture in an otherwise Orthodox community.
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" He continued: "All the rabbinic authorities I know of who have addressed the question of how observant Jewish parents should treat family members who have given up observance have counseled parents to in no way reject the child, but rather maintain good relations with him or her.
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Still, a Bloomberg BNA survey found last year that fewer than 40% of American workers are given the day off -- about the same as Presidents Day and far behind the nearly universal observance of such holidays as Thanksgiving, Christmas, Memorial Day, July 4 and Labor Day.
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This day of observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the release of this ALICE report reminds us that it is our duty and our moral obligation -- to always consider Dr. King's dream of an equitable society where ALL people have the opportunity to succeed.
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS is part of the theme too, as a "special observance": UMBRELLA POLICY and STAY FOR DINNER make their New York Times Crossword debuts today, but for my money, the really enjoyable part was the long, nontheme Down entries: I loved BOBBLEHEAD, UPROARIOUS and FAIR ENOUGH.
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Last week, in observance of the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, members traveled to that hallowed ground to express our gratitude to the heroes of freedom who sacrificed everything to secure victory of freedom over tyranny, not just for America, but for the world.
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He Weifang, a well-known blogger and law professor at Peking University, limited his remarks this week to the observance that the constitutional amendment proposal contained 21 articles, and if a delegate supported some articles but opposed others, he or she was entitled to vote against it.
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Story at a glance A Virginia lawmaker is proposing a bill for the second year in a row that would end the observance of Lee-Jackson Day as a state holiday while designating Election Day, the Tuesday after the first Monday in November, as a holiday.
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