"She lives on the stage, she loves on the stage, she hates on the stage," he said.
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O'HARA The one thing I do know is that when I step on the stage — and you step on the stage — we know how to be on the stage.
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I never once looked up to people on the stage even though I wanted to be on the stage myself.
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"Of course, there are a number of people who are on the stage who have been on the stage for, in some cases, decades," Harris said.
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"When you're on the stage, you can't be like, you know, f—— around on the stage," the boy explained to the expectant parents, who took the off-the-cuff moment totally in stride.
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The person on the stage is different than my sister.
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But, he spends most of his time on the stage.
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Every candidate on the stage raised their hand — except Sen.
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The adrenal cancer survival rate varies depending on the stage.
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Thanks to all the candidates on the stage here tonight.
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It looks like Kathy Ireland on the stage right now.
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Two of de Blasio's rivals on the stage Wednesday — Sen.
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There will, of course, be other moderates on the stage.
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Just think: 1000 kids on me and on the stage.
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" "He left everything on the stage, like he always did.
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He was still on the stage when the gunfire began.
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There might be another couple of governors on the stage.
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Carol Channing convinced you she was invincible on the stage.
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Wolfe stood on the stage and admired the empty seats.
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What have you taken away from working on the stage?
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The models for the show are revealed on the stage.
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Clinton was the most prepared candidate on the stage, too.
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She's not Barack Obama, and that translates on the stage.
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Right now, there's about a hundred cameras on the stage.
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It all depends on the stage of a players' career.
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Strings, winds and percussion instruments were congregated on the stage.
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Whether you're on the stage or it's to be recorded.
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The themes of our time must land on the stage.
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There was heavy use of light projections on the stage.
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Standing next to Booker on the stage that night, Sen.
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They will be joining me on the stage later today.
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Last night, he was all but silent on the stage.
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But he was the least experienced candidate on the stage.
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I can't wait to get on the stage with him.
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Except that he forgot that Harris was on the stage.
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It was the women on the stage -- Warren and Klobuchar.
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She stood on the stage and addressed the assembled group.
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The nature of that line was acknowledged on the stage.
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And that could lead to organized chaos on the stage.
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Every candidate on the stage raised their hands — except Booker.
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Clinton later summoned Oliphant to join her on the stage.
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Moderators and Democrats on the stage basically ignored Puerto Rico.
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She was on the stage at Code this year, and she got on the stage, I'm like, "You're in trouble, you're pissed, because they're going to not like you being pissed" kind of stuff.
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Something profound happened on the stage in Houston on Thursday night.
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Joey McIntyre feels right at home on the stage—any stage.
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I'm here and I'm walking on the stage, holding the mic.
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Harris, and to a lesser extent Warren, shined on the stage.
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I was on the stage so of course I wasn't aware.
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He won't have a special guest joining him on the stage.
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Finally, it was time to take her place on the stage.
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What's going through your mind when you're on the stage now?
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Nikki Haley earned the businessman's praise on the stage Thursday night.
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All of this was inside an inflated dome on the stage.
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I go crazy on the stage if the vibe is right.
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He has done so to people sitting on the stage today.
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The two men who will flank him on the stage -- Sen.
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There will be good battles, like on the stage into Chambery.
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None of the men on the stage tonight feel especially dangerous.
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Those not on the stage also chimed in with their take.
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Big stained glass windows and a baptism bath on the stage.
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It's more time for the rest of us on the stage.
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Sondheim was left alone on the stage set of his parlor.
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We meet on the stage, and we meet in those moments.
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He looks forward to getting back on the stage again soon.
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There had been no rehearsal on the stage, but she managed.
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Enter Frank, Danielle's bodyguard, who was on the stage crasher's tail.
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"It's a good package," Tüfekçi says, his eyes on the stage.
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Then it was my turn to walk out on the stage.
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A lot of people would dream to be on the stage.
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The candidates will be arranged on the stage by polling order.
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Maggie Estep was growling out poetry on the stage at Lollapalooza.
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There will be six Democratic presidential candidates on the stage Tuesday.
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The history: "Jesus Christ Superstar" debuted on the stage in 1971.
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"I'd never seen such fireworks on the stage," he later said.
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"There would be a body left on the stage," he said.
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I'm not going to be on the stage come Oscar night.
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She got more speaking time than nearly anyone on the stage.
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So she sat on the stage and took off her heels.
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Q: Did Dr. Abraham say anything to Isaac on the stage?
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Vivien Allen, 15, had hoped to be on the stage instead.
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Vivien Allen, 15, had hoped to be on the stage instead.
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"I'm fascinated by what he puts on the stage," she said.
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She ended her monologue by kneeling on the stage and apologizing.
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" Like you're rehearsing on the stage and everyone is like, "Auuggh!
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Well, look at what Donald Trump just did on the stage.
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As in painting, virtues and vices were personified on the stage.
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Salsa music alternated with extreme fishing videos on the stage behind us.
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I feel that way every time I'm on the stage with Bey.
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Consider it a little taste of what you'll see on the stage.
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I'm not going to throw mud at anybody on the stage later.
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Also, a random girl tried to hop on the stage with Bey.
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It's possible that October's debate was her final appearance on the stage.
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He did not greet Pelosi, who sat further down on the stage.
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You've already got seven guys on the stage, so what the heck.
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But I'm very much the person up there on the stage too.
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I feel like we're also comedians at this point on the stage.
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Cuoco also got up on the stage to bust a few moves.
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I first started performing on the stage in plays about child labor.
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"What you saw on the stage," he said, "was who Bob was."
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Each of them shook Hart's hand as they walked on the stage.
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But the plan goes too far, according to others on the stage.
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They could have jumped on the stage and really tackled this kid.
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That's what I aspire to be when I step on the stage.
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There, on the stage, was white auctioneer Alan Wheeler, gavel in hand.
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"I want to tell you what happened," Beatty said on the stage.
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I would stand on it to see the people on the stage.
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The audience of about 62 sits on a riser on the stage.
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On the stage in Davos, Weizenbaum pleaded the case for critical thinking.
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It really varies, depending on the stage of your company and product.
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She was sitting 5 feet from her right there on the stage.
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There are rarely more than three or four people on the stage.
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Second, he stood on the stage... PENCE: He hasn't broken his promise.
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Really seeing our culture represented on the stage really means a lot.
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The other queens on the stage said The Vixen should be chopped.
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On the stage of Google I/O, CEO Sundar Pichai announced Google.
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On the stage, Dianne gets applause—on the street, she risks abuse.
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"Those objects are coming on the stage," first and foremost, he said.
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My mother seemed to know everything that was happening on the stage.
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Now I'm singing on the stage, on real stage not a shower.
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He strutted like a peacock on the stage and in music videos.
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You know, I'm very different than everyone else here on the stage.
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As the only frontrunner on the stage, Cruz was in for it.
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People on the stage crew and the security detail pulled her off.
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All 10 candidates on the stage raised their hands in the affirmative.
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I was disappointed that Osmond's turn on the stage was so brief.
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Lady Gaga projects confidence on the stage, screen and across magazine editorials.
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"He's the greatest entertainer who's ever been on the stage," he said.
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We had no air-conditioning, and some folding chairs on the stage.
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But he's also one of the most progressive candidates on the stage.
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However, Tom Steyer stood out on the stage for the wrong reasons.
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He will not be on the stage for this week's televised debate.
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This time, they were mostly relegated to background players on the stage.
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Did we take a leadership role on the stage of international diplomacy?
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Each of the characters on the stage should feel like real people.
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That's why we hear the sound of her heels on the stage.
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"I don't know if that's true or not," Smith admitted on the stage.
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He waved all the rockers, jazzers and pop stars back on the stage.
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"He allowed me to be me on the stage, and explore," she says.
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Warren gets the additional benefit of not being on the stage with Biden.
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Delaney was one of several centrists on the stage who took on Sens.
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Chad isn't even on the stage yet and he's already a hot topic.
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And if I do that, do I become the bitch on the stage?
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Meanwhile, Flower wasn't the only star on the stage during Cardi B's performance.
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Does Kylie Jenner have a second career waiting for her on the stage?
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Each guy gave the performance their all and left everything on the stage.
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The special opened with some truly epic squabbling between everyone on the stage.
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Commentary from Julian Zelizer Lester Holt is the third candidate on the stage.
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" After Monday's debate, Trump said that his microphone on the stage was "defective.
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You get to see how the sausage is made musically on the stage.
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It feels every bit the icon we've come to know on the stage.
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Thursday's debate was largely about the man not on the stage — Donald Trump.
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On the stage overlooking the lawn, Swamiji sits cross-legged in his chair.
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"My wife is so beautiful on the stage, in the spotlight," notes Rory.
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"To the queer and the strange, in the crowd and on the stage"
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It roared through his body on the stage like a river without end.
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"Your talent is different than everyone else on the stage," he told Jeneve.
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The only person on the stage with an actual plan was Ohio Gov.
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A: Michael Wadleigh's 1970 documentary centered on the stage outward to the audience.
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BECKY QUICK: Warren, what's it like sitting next to Charlie on the stage?
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I watched him melt down on the stage like I've never seen anybody.
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But I'm not going to stand on the stage and share the applause.
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How do you say 13 million people shouldn't be represented on the stage?
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He has done so to people that are sitting on the stage today.
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"To me, performance is acting as a character on the stage," Salvant said.
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The excitement of getting on the stage and making people laugh is thrilling.
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"Another inch, and he would have been on the stage," Mr. Villella said.
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Ladies and gentlemen, 8 years ago, I stood on the stage in Denver.
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Candidates will appear in this order on the stage, from left to right.
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Several of his competitors on the stage took shots at him as well.
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From my perch on the stage, I saw only one hand go up.
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There wasn't a lot of that on the stage tonight, and it showed.
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Perhaps no candidate on the stage will be under more pressure than Warren.
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While Young Thug was absent on the stage, Nas was the surprise guest.
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He sees him as a unique figure on the stage of world history.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren embraced her "warrior wonk," going after everyone on the stage.
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Several of the Democrats on the stage in Charleston, S.C., essentially guaranteed it.
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And that has nothing to do with where she's standing on the stage.
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It took forever to get rid of all that sand on the stage.
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The glass stood upright on the stage but remained invisible to the audience.
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Being the lone person of color on the stage in December was important.
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You get the show on the stage and the one in the audience.
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Of the seven candidates on the stage, only two asked forgiveness and apologized.
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"Keep me on the stage," he all but begged, in his final statement.
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" Addressing the other performers on the stage, Jones asked: "Did he say, 'We'?
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The two grabbed the most speaking time of any candidates on the stage.
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But in just being on the stage, she was making Golden Globes history.
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"I think my most favorite part of the weekend is as dress rehearsal starts and I'll usually position myself on the stage just to watch all the artists go out on the stage for the very first time," Derke says.
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He had reportedly been working on a book about his experiences on the stage.
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And so I watched all the guys on the stage, they go after Trump.
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It's basically like a concert blasted into your car and you're on the stage.
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Donald Trump may not be on the stage, but he's staying in the spotlight.
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Leaving all on the stage or in the recordings that will keep him immortal.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Biden and Warren were the oldest candidates on the stage.
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" In April, on the stage at SFJAZZ, Harris unveiled his new meme: "human downgrading.
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There are reports he tripped over a bunch of wires bundled on the stage.
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THERE'S A TRAMPOLINE ON THE STAGE BECAUSE BIEBER IS STILL A KID AT HEART!
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Could your summer music fest experience use a lot more women on the stage?
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"I went on the stage," Solo said of what happened after Blatter grabbed her.
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Joined together on the stage are other women whose lives were uprooted by war.
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You were on the stage, a half-naked guy suspended on cables above you.
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Mr. Barbour said Mr. Trump seemed better prepared with each turn on the stage.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: – from the time I walked out on the stage – because I know.
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Toshi has also danced on the stage alongside Jabbawockeez, Camila Cabello and many more.
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In that area, for that amount you could buy a bungalow on the stage!
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"There's only one corporate Democrat on the stage, and it's my opponent," Cuomo remarked.
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It's not in books; it's not on the stage; it's not in the galleries.
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He said SNL is actually what inspired him to get back on the stage.
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Faisal Butt, Comedian I was on the stage at the Comedy Nest In Montreal.
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When brilliant black artists fall down on the stage, they don't fall down alone.
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He had his hour on the stage and believes he fought the good fight.
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He is just so comfortable on the stage and in the limelight; a natural.
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So when Drake appeared on the stage instead, the audience was less than thrilled.
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His presence on the stage alongside Erdogan would have been unthinkable three weeks ago.
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He ended his prolific career at the same place he started -- on the stage.
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This is a forum for the other people who are sitting on the stage.
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It begins with a clear-eyed view of the candidate not on the stage.
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I was always up for being on the stage in front of an audience.
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VS: Valuations in Texas companies are very dependent on the stage of the company.
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Then he reappears and leans on the stage for the remainder of the video.
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Yang isn't on the stage to take from some people and give to others.
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Toward the end of the show, Riener and Mitchell are lying on the stage.
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Pramila Jayapal, believe his perspective on issues like immigration is critical on the stage.
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Prior to that, big rock bands were on the stage and that was unattainable.
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There was some hand-holding and knowing smiles shared between contestants on the stage.
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So we were on the stage that night until two in the morning, rehearsing.
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I instantly thought of 'Chicago,' because that production has the orchestra on the stage.
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T-Pain is welcomed back on the stage to kick off the second season.
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The show is not the thing that is being torn apart on the stage.
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The only time is the time on the stage, the pulse of life itself.
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Don't forget: Neither Deval Patrick nor Michael Bloomberg will be on the stage tonight.
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But he was the alpha male on the stage with all the other candidates.
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Saagar Enjeti talks about how the candidates took down Mayor Pete on the stage.
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Andrew Yang, the Asian-American entrepreneur, is the only nonwhite candidate on the stage.
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The French rider Guillaume Martin placed third on the stage, 13 seconds farther back.
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The more traditional Democrats on the stage, like former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen.
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Twelve percent said none of the 10 candidates on the stage won the debate.
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On the stage is a framed portrait of Deah and a mortarboard and sash.
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Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar, the only women on the stage, asked for forgiveness.
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Emily Tinsman, Miss Iowa, was ready to shine on the stage in this gown.
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On the stage there was a card table; behind it were six large dioramas.
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It will be a very historic moment just to see that on the stage together.
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Even though it's an unwritten rule, no younger students dare to sit on the stage.
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While she was speaking, several letters fell off the slogans behind her on the stage.
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Baier, who had joined his fiancée on the stage, pushed Abraham's dad to the ground.
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"The day that he showed up on the stage, they fucking freaked out," Muschietti said.
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Since there had been no rehearsal, performers met for the first time on the stage.
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Timing-wise, space-wise, dancers have to arrive to very specific points on the stage.
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So I just truly, with all my heart belief, I like everybody on the stage.
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All the candidates on the stage, including Trump, said they would endorse a Trump nominee.
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We've heard it said on the stage that President Obama knows exactly what he's doing.
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That is why I made it my quest to get on the stage and twerk.
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"[Liliana] loves to ride the bus and she loves being on the stage," he says.
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But it remained close to him on the stage for the duration of his act.
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Once again, Alisan Porter left it all on the stage Monday evening on The Voice.
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" A second photo, of Schumer, Hanisch and their friends on the stage, was captioned "F—.
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MindMeld, originally called Expect Labs, was launched on the stage of TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012.
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In effect, he fact-checked Trump while Trump stood next to him on the stage.
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Now, we're kind of glad she's not inviting guests to join her on the stage.
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When music videos first came out, bands were just recording themselves playing on the stage.
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"I stand twice as tall as he does on the stage that matters," Bloomberg said.
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In response, faculty on the stage stood and applauded to show their support for DeVos.
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It was a Machiavellian world set on the stage of a more familiar Wall Street.
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Lyme disease has a wide array of symptoms, depending on the stage of the infection.
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We put one microphone on the stage and one in the crowd and recorded it.
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On the stage, Andrea was pacing back and forth, like a cat in a cage.
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But the wordplay cannot change what we witnessed on the stage at Helsinki: unadulterated Trump.
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She was beautiful, she was talented and she was the only woman on the stage.
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The child was no distraction; at another point, Mr. Scott turned cartwheels on the stage.
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Sanders and Warren, the top-polling candidates on the stage Tuesday, both had big nights.
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There's no one person who is directing what should be happening down on the stage.
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A faculty member on the stage also protested DeVos, and several graduates raised their fists.
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The Democrats wouldn't even take shots at other Democrats who were not on the stage.
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And Clinton showed true humility on the stage, a stark contrast to her Republican opponent.
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"Carol Channing convinced you she was invincible on the stage," he wrote alongside the clip.
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His parents put him on the stage at 2, and he later worked in radio.
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But the president is not the only significant player on the stage of American governance.
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The language evolved on the stage, and that development was paused for a few decades.
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I think I was the last one left on the stage, it was good fun!
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She shouldn't be punished for not being "great TV" when she's good on the stage.
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It's this that makes him so likable and such an important presence on the stage.
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Other candidates who are on the stage Thursday have had far less traffic than Trump.
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As did the bevy of NBC executives who had gathered on the Stage 22 sidelines.
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There are individual spotlights, but other lighting on the stage bleeds into the individual shots.
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With 10 candidates on the stage, answers had to be crisp to make an impact.
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In fact, she managed to garner the most airtime of any candidate on the stage.
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In the end we're doing it for being ready to come back on the stage.
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RUEHL And you go out on the stage and you do it again and again.
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Because when you get on the stage with these artists … y'all are not just props.
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On the stage Monday night, Mr. Musk, showered praiseful adjectives like "bravest" on Mr. Maezawa.
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I answer emails while I wait for my turn to hop in on the stage.
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But what's voted for ultimately is the production, how the play lives on the stage.
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And how will the two candidates at the top handle being on the stage together?
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Steyer will also appear on the stage in October in Ohio with 11 other candidates.
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You are going to have two guys on the stage whose combined age is 21.
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It's not the fact that I'm somehow number four on the stage in national polling.
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The No. 85033 racist and bigot at Trump rallies is the man on the stage.
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"There's an old saying: 'If it ain't on the page, it ain't on the stage.'"
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This year, the candidates will appear together on the stage of a university lecture hall.
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Funny enough, it's the same eight who will probably be on the stage come November.
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So for now, Bloomberg, like Steyer, is exactly where he belongs: Not on the stage.
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You are a cast member, too, whether you wind up on the stage or not.
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It's not the fact that I'm somehow number four on the stage in national polling.
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In the end we're doing it for being ready to come back on the stage.
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And you'll see people trying to replicate him, you'll see them striding on the stage.
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CAVUTO: Now, the seven candidates on the stage tonight were selected based on their standing in six national polls, as well as polls in the early-voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire, those standings determining the position on the stage of the candidates tonight.
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"He's not with us," Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, said pointing the driver on the stage.
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I was kicked out of Flex at 5:00 AM because I danced on the stage.
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Engelbart was casually seated on the stage below the screen to the right of the audience.
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The trio will meet the cast and crew on the stage of London's Victoria Palace Theatre.
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Can half the candidates on the stage do anything to get themselves into the next debate?
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He starts out as having higher name ID than almost anyone else on the stage. Yeah.
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So I don't think I would have been on the stage if it wasn't for him.
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She told the New Hampshire delegation she was "proud to be on the stage last night."
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Halsey and BTS left it all on the stage at the Billboard Music Awards Wednesday night.
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As soon as he gets on the stage, we&aposll take you there after the break.
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Unlike the RNC, there was more diversity on the stage tonight than all week in Cleveland.
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She eventually let go, and in fact, came up on the stage at 50's request.
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"I will see you next year," he said before dropping the mic on the stage floor.
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It was a Steinway D concert grand, on the stage of the New School's Tishman Auditorium.
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That was almost palpable in how he prowled and paced on the stage while Clinton spoke.
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To understand most clearly where Russia's battle is heading, keep a close eye on the stage.
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The trio walked (and rolled) out on the stage as they struggled to find their seats.
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The main rule of The Cocoa Butter Club is to respect the body on the stage.
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There will be one new face on the stage over these next 48 hours: Montana Gov.
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Just to get on the stage required him holding this all in for two-plus months.
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I love recording, I love making movies, but I don&apost enjoy being on the stage.
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"Boldrini's clone is here on the stage," Salvini said, referring to lower house speaker Laura Boldrini.
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I got down on the stage to be with the audience, and the girls were surprised.
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A direct connection between my heart and my story, and what gets presented on the stage.
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So you might have to see it all on my Instagram instead of on the stage.
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Yet two of the candidates on the stage, former Texas Congressman Beto O'Rourke and Washington Gov.
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" The idea, as the candidate declared on the stage, "[Trump] knows his attacks work on politicians.
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The device existed on the stage, but its features still seemed to be works in progress.
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Plato would never have allowed a character like Shakespeare's Falstaff — coward, braggart, deserter — on the stage.
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He said the company would continue to invest in the work it puts on the stage.
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"I realized I had to come out as trans every time on the stage," Ernst remembers.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, the top-polling candidates on the stage, had the strongest performances.
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In a reversal on Wednesday, Biden's moderate record was repeatedly questioned by progressives on the stage.
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Roger Cohen BERLIN — The Soviet Union was a giant on the stage of the 20th century.
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"I just sort of blacked out as soon as I hopped on the stage," he said.
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Last month, Planet launched its Planet Explorer Beta on the stage of Google's Cloud Next conference.
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"What other guy on the stage has a single accomplishment other than personal wealth?" he asked.
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He was on the stage for —— No, no, I mean, positions in a possible future administration.
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In January, it was far from assured that Mr. Menendez would even be on the stage.
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He took ownership of the immigration discussion, and others on the stage willingly agreed with him.
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That clear-cut approach is evident before a single living person sets foot on the stage.
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But the annoying nature of that was redeemed somewhat by the inspirational diversity on the stage.
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He's deflected on those in earlier debates because there's so much chatter happening on the stage.
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He walked off to his waiting aides, and Mr. Trump was left alone on the stage.
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I remember standing on the stage alongside the CultureCon team and just thinking, 'Is this real?!
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" — María Teresa Kumar, president of Voto Latino "Biden commits to a woman VP on the stage.
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"When y'all get on the stage with these artists, y'all are not just props," she said.
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That's something that hasn't been done before on the stage like this and it feels good.
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He kept claiming he wrote every bill -- or close to it -- anyone on the stage cited.
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But he had a sense of America, of being an American, that translated on the stage.
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Warren's momentum could make her vulnerable to attacks from the 11 other candidates on the stage.
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Behind May on the stage wall read a slogan "Building a country that works for everyone".
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Trudeau shook hands or hugged every Liberal on the stage at the end of the event.
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Elizabeth Warren pulled no punches against the new guy on the stage, former Mayor Mike Bloomberg.
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"I'm very honest about it," he told Mr. Todd, gesturing to two Republicans on the stage.
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With fewer women (particularly women of color) on the stage, the conversation is sure to narrow.
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She cited her own record and that of the only other woman on the stage, Sen.
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Like, Tig Notaro did an entire set where she just pushed a stool on the stage.
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His understudy, Jordan Dobson, took up the role having rehearsed it only once on the stage.
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On Saturday, he graduated magna cum laude and sat on the stage with the institute's officials.
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But that does not exclude my colleagues on the stage next week from bringing them up.
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Candidates who once would have been marginalized in this country were on the stage both nights.
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"My man — I'd love to get you up on the stage," Trump told the audience member.
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But Klobuchar, despite that slow rise, needs a moment -- possibly more than anyone on the stage.
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Oka It turned into a political protest about the portrayal of Asian women on the stage.
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One can even now barely recall the names of the others on the stage with him.
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This was the second time the McConnell Center has had both Senate leaders on the stage.
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What we need on the stage — in November is someone who has the ability to win.
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The judge, a software engineering director, pointed to all the women on the stage, Fowler writes.
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Why shouldn't I lean into the poignancy, made manifest on the stage, of a familiar struggle?
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There he is on the stage, clean cut with a bowler hat, girls screaming for him.
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As Mr. Trump was speaking, a television monitor, showing him on the stage, caught his eye.
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They just learned that if they don't do certain things, they can't be out on the stage.
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On the stage, frail and in a wheelchair, sits 100-year-old Fanny Aizenberg, a Holocaust survivor.
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Like most cancers, the course of treatment depends on the stage, according to the American Cancer Society.
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I was just stumbling around the stage, in vibrating panties, just enjoying the vibrations on the stage.
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On the stage with Stahl, Judy Woodruff, the anchor of PBS's Newshour, looked at Stahl with concern.
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Tomlinson gave an emotional performance in his mother's honor on the stage of the U.K. singing program.
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"He walked out on the stage smoking a joint and he was literally hours late," she says.
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When they arrived at the theatre, the man [Spacey] had prepared champagne on the stage, beautifully lit.
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Seeing Downie leave his heart and soul on the stage every night has inspired millions of Canadians.
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She emerges on the stage in her signature black and white and thanks the audience for coming.
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They would sleep on the pews in the church and on the stage in the social room.
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Rising country star RaeLynn hits all the right notes on the stage — and so does her wardrobe!
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However, a slew of artists will be honored on the stage for more than just their performances.
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It also means there will likely be more Democrats on the stage in October than in September.
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Ariana Grande performed at Coachella for "One Last Time" — and she left it all on the stage.
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She'd never been particularly political on the stage, but watching her despondent guests changed everything for her.
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In which the world came close to seeing yoga performed on the stage of the #GOPDebate pic.twitter.
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I have respect for the people on the stage, but I will do very well with Hispanics.
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While her time on the stage sparked a bit of controversy — Did she have a panic attack?
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Hassan got help from Democratic heavy hitters when she sat on the stage with Hillary Clinton, Sen.
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By contrast, Donald Trump hung back on the stage, his family forming a praetorian guard around him.
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Gomez sang it in a blush-colored gown, alone on the stage of the American Music Awards.
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And seeing six women on the stage over the past two nights was a thrilling game-changer.
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Members of the audience applauded several times when doctors on the stage challenged aspects of Theranos technology.
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And sometimes it was the people who were actually on the stage who actually did the thing.
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We thought about shows there where bands weren't playing on the stage and wanted to honor that.
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It's great leaders we are lacking, and I don't think we found them on the stage tonight.
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Azar also noted that President Trump and all the medical experts on the stage had been vaccinated.
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Posts on social media revealed 22 candles, one for each of the victims, placed on the stage.
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"I tense and contract my muscles as if I was dancing on the stage too," she explains.
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"A vote in 2002 is not a plan to defeat ISIS," she declared firmly on the stage.
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But that interpretation depends on the stage of development captured by the discovered embryo fossils, Habib said.
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But when she stepped on the stage Sunday night, she stole our hearts — and Chris Martin's stage.
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Even during the show we might get on the stage with some emotions that might be unpredictable.
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When asked who on the stage was making promises to get elected, Klobuchar demurred from naming names.
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He returned momentarily, put the phone away, and swept into a pose with Beacham on the stage.
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The video shows the woman hugging and briefly chatting with Clinton on the stage after the debate.
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Makes you wonder how he would have done without Trump on the stage every debate. http://bit.
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The two then congregated on the stage to meet the cast and crew and take pictures together.
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On the other hand, as Andrew Yang pointed out, he's in the fourth position on the stage.
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Even when I was out of the country I would be imagining the activity on the stage.
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"I don't particularly want to be on the stage talking about what's happened to me," Beth says.
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Corbyn, who was spotted practising on the stage late into Tuesday evening, has undergone a similar professionalisation.
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Before Obama speaks, Lenny Kravitz gets on the stage and rocks this funky joint to the fullest.
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I love theater, and I've done it, and I'm too scared to go back on the stage.
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Fred Armisen found himself in a familiar spot when he stepped on the stage of Studio 8H.
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This dude keeps climbing the stage, getting knocked down, and getting back up on the stage again.
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I think it's just an incredible work of writing, even before you put it on the stage.
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But that didn't stop the people announcing the team's new name from bringing goats on the stage.
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They also looked more comfortable on the stage, complete with big smiles and post-goal fist bumps.
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On the stage of the Palace Theater, where "SpongeBob" is playing, tap acts were once the norm.
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GUERIN I came up with this very formal idea to have a square taped on the stage.
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He is preaching caution, the slow and steady progress he discussed on the stage at the Guildhall.
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Even the boldest idea on the stage — a mandatory buyback program for assault weapons, proposed by Rep.
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Figaro has been married 493 times on the stage of the Met, according to the company's archives.
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He came out on the stage, and gave audiences what they wanted out of him: The Hits.
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BERLIN — Seven young actors come barreling down a ramp on the stage of the Maxim Gorki Theater.
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Officials said the prime minister was sitting on the stage among other officials when the grenade exploded.
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Matteo Trentin (Mitchelton-Scott) was third on the stage allowing him to reclaim the overall leader's jersey.
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Mr. Musk, when he was asked on the stage when he would go to space, was uncertain.
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But the 78-year-old looked good on the stage, waving his arms with his signature aplomb.
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Here are the lineups: Candidates will appear in this order on the stage, from left to right.
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Capturing at least 4 percent in one more survey will put her on the stage in December.
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To get a place on the stage, each candidate will have to meet polling and fundraising thresholds.
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A singer was dancing on the stage, and people swilling from paper cups clapped to the rhythm.
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So, a dozen candidates on the stage, a nonstop flood of Big Breaking News out of Washington.
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Biden at one point invited children in the crowd to sit on the stage as he spoke.
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But most of the candidates on the stage did not highlight racial disparities on healthcare or education.
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And their presence on the stage also meant that those issues were more likely to be raised.
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Dark ambient lighting created a theater-like effect during matches, with the spotlight focused on the stage.
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"Keep me on the stage," Booker implored viewers in his closing statement in last week's debate. 2.
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He and John Mayer are the guys who have been on the stage with us the most.
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Here are six baseball men who've done it all, and still want to stay on the stage.
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And it follows days of anxiety among Democrats about the dwindling number of participants on the stage.
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It was the first-time that 84 Lumber had ventured out on the stage of issue discussion.
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He pointed out that Warren (and everyone else on the stage) is personally far wealthier than him.
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You had up there on the stage Amy Klobuchar, you had Cory Booker, you had Pete Buttigieg.
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In contrast to the other eight people on the stage, Castro twice took shots at Biden's age.
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Aides acknowledged that Harris was not prepared and didn't effectively shut down the attacks on the stage.
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Even Sophie Turner, Chopra Jonas' sister-in-law, got on the stage to bust a few moves.
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And on Tuesday, praise was effusive for the Emirates both on the stage and in the crowd.
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We've spoken with several partisans here who quietly disavow what is going on up on the stage.
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Bask in her note-perfect vocals, and clear comfort and effortlessness on the stage, for your health.
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It's not like getting rejected for your act that you do every time you're on the stage.
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"As the youngest guy on the stage, I should contribute," said South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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It's important for people to realize that in movies and on the stage, that ain't realistic dialogue.
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I'm going to dance today on the stage to pray to the creator that this pipeline doesn't happen.
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"It felt so good being on the stage last night with my brother Cudi," the Yeezy designer wrote.
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They'll put everything on the stage and walk away knowing they did everything they could to say goodbye.
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Among those on the stage this evening in Miami, Warren leads the pack according to CNN's latest polling.
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Kordei came to her side as she kneeled on the stage floor, shielding her face with her arms.
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He politely waited for Close to finish her acceptance speech, until he began rolling over on the stage.
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That two hours when the team's on the court or the artist is on the stage, is electric.
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Ten of the 20 candidates were on the stage tonight — here's our guide to who they all are.
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Cooper addresses protesters Protesters in support of transgender rights interrupted as Mayor Pete Buttigieg was on the stage.
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Apart from a very few small items on the stage, the Streisand collection is merely suggested and described.
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Here are a few clues, Dear: We are on the stage of a provincial theater somewhere in England.
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The judges were seven "sharks," who sat at a table on the stage, ready to question the presenters.
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Ahead, six dancers share the best beauty tips that work just as well on the stage as off.
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Three years and one presidential election cycle later, the issue still isn't getting much airtime on the stage.
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Bundy sat on the stage, joined by his son, Ryan, and five other speakers, including Montana state Sen.
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Every candidate on the stage Wednesday agreed on two policies: universal background checks and an assault weapons ban.
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And a little awkwardly, they pretty much transitioned from seniority on the stage to a conversation about tech.
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Moderators and candidates on the stage basically forgot about the island during the first Democratic debates in Florida.
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There are definitely nerves going into tonight, but you can't take that out on the stage with you.
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Because what usually happens is there's one woman on the stage that becomes the token and the icon.
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Noah walked on the stage to present Best Picture nominee Black Panther, where he highlighted the movie's appeal.
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When Jeff Goldblum asks if he can read anyone's text messages dramatically on the stage, you say yes.
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While there have been plenty of right-wing conservatives on the stage, Clinton's name has barely been mentioned.
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You'll be the star of a week-long convention, and you'll be on the stage at major debates.
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Then, of course, there's the fact that for those 10 minutes, it was ladies only on the stage.
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"Jesus Christ Superstar" first debuted on the stage in 1971 and chronicles the last week of Jesus' life.
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It will put us back on the stage with Siegfried and Roy, along with the disappearing imported elephant.
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I was watching the people standing behind him on the stage, and they were laughing at Dr. Ford.
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In the large auditorium at Abrons, Harrell placed the audience on the stage with him for the performance.
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Coming across as the only adult on the stage, Mr Kasich had possibly his best debate so far.
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She made enough money for a baby stroller for sure ... check out the dollar bills on the stage.
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The song "Jacky's Only Happy When She's Up On the Stage" contains the repeated line "Brexit… exit."—Noisey
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"Three strong, independent women on the stage together," Strong teases in the video, which you can watch below.
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They joined him on the stage and writhed together to Ciara's "I'm Out," then snaked through the audience.
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"I think great artists should be on the stage of the Met," Mr. Gelb said in an interview.
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Who will be on stage:Here's how the candidates will be ordered on the stage from left to right:Sen.
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The debate reunited Donald J. Trump and Megyn Kelly on the stage for the first time since August.
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Ms. Rosen's theremin, commissioned in 1938, still sits on the stage, just one of the Rosen House treasures.
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The show, a solo work, is called "Neal Brennan 3 MICS," and on the stage are three microphones.
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Propped on the stage beside him was a coffin with May's face on it and the word "democracy".
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"Every time I step on the stage, even just for a second, I think about him," Trent said.
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I'm going to ask all of the "Angel Moms" to come join me on the stage right now.
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When one is chosen to be looked at it is placed on the stage ready for scrutiny, distilled.
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Anyway, it's a bunch of rich people standing up and cheering on the stage, on the court. Stage.
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"Women are on the stage dancing, having fun, living their best life," said Ms. Valentine before her performance.
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But Harris carries both gender and race on the stage as a visual promise for the next generation.
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I am currently on the stage of the latter, along with four other representatives of the European press.
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They have no charisma on the stage, and basically just sway in NFL tracksuits for the entire performance.
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In this shot, you can see hologram performances on the stage while Deckard lurks in silhouette in front.
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He appeared unshaken, eager to explain what it had been like to be on the stage that afternoon.
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The six men stood stiffly in dark suits on the stage, each bowing as Mr. Xi introduced them.
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I moderated, and part way through, Charlie Clark, Saskatoon's mayor, joined Jada on the stage for some questions.
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There was a surprising amount of unity on the stage, given this critical moment in the campaign: Sen.
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Reines then jokingly grabs Clinton to hug her as she heads back to her spot on the stage.
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Did the film make me want to see Mr. Millepied's ballet, "Clear, Loud, Bright, Forward," on the stage?
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Ms. Klobuchar, who is in fifth place in Iowa polls, was probably the most aggressive on the stage.
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"My girlfriend was in Rent, so yeah, I get it," he began his brief time on the stage.
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I took some account of what would be worn by people on the stage at the same time.
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Will the tumultuous last three weeks for South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg play out on the stage?
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It was offensive to watch Warren, the phoniest candidate on the stage, force purity tests on everyone else.
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A particularly difficult round on the spellings of U.S. rivers left only Deutch and Gillman on the stage.
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She said that by wearing the dress she felt like South Africa was on the stage with her.
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However, at the December Democratic debate, the seven presidential candidates on the stage were put on the spot.
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"When we go up on the stage together, I have this feeling of such understanding," Mr. Babayan said.
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He takes his place on the stage just as his place in national polls is on the rise.
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"A live baby is like having a ticking bomb on the stage," Tim Hoare, an associate director, said.
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There were only seven candidates on the stage this time, whereas previous clashes have had 28500 or more.
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YANG: It's both an honor and disappointment to be the lone candidate of color on the stage tonight.
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At one point, he even took a seat next to Floyd on the stage and continued the smacktalk.
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Or the Wife of Bath, who looks like she belongs on the stage at the Grand Ole Opry?
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I'm going to ask all of the angel moms to come join me on the stage right now.
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It is rare to see black queer artists invited to be on the stage in a significant way.
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Joe Sestak also just announced his bid on Sunday and will try to make it on the stage.
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Mr. Jenkins's poetry fits more smoothly on the stage than most, with its earthy conversational style and everyday humor.
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But now the piano is back on the new record, so it's now back on the stage with us.
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Fans were on their feet as he writhed on the stage like Prince doing his finest James Brown moves.
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The whole night, including Beyoncé's performance, felt like a celebration of camaraderie...except when Taylor was on the stage.
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Warren was the lone polling heavyweight on the stage in the first night of the Democratic debates on Wednesday.
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Keith Moon, when they were doing Tommy, he made me stand on the stage next to the drum kit.
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Some of the audience had to sit on the stage to watch "Red Poem", a play about sexual exploitation.
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At the last debate, you did not hear the Democrats on the stage demolishing Trump's branding of the economy.
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Bloomberg called the president a liar and said "I stand twice as tall," on the "stage that matters." pic.twitter.
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There seem to be one or two people on the stage before us, or did we just imagine that?
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, the highest-polling candidates on the stage, teamed up instead of taking CNN's bait.
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In response, Sanders called Trump a liar, saying that his comments should not matter to anybody on the stage.
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And then you have to put things back up on the stage, which is another three to five minutes.
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"We were told right after the election that no political pieces would be allowed on the stage," he said.
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Thank you to you guys up here on the stage who have been working hard to make this happen.
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The men on the stage represented a newly winnowed Republican field ahead of South Carolina's primary on Feb. 20.
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Ivanka Trump's turn on the stage was the most high-profile speaking slot of the Trump family this week.
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You hired some workers from Poland... TRUMP: No, no, I'm the only one on the stage that's hired people.
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"When I was last over here in Brazil, I was there on the stage at UFC 190," he remembered.
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Now, 36, she asked him about Sunday&aposs show on the stage where Patrick has always embraced the spotlight.
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Joe Biden might be the respected elder on the stage, but nobody is going to step aside for him.
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When you stand on the stage, you better bring your best game, because so many people before you have.
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The drones needed to be elevated above him, and they couldn't land on the stage and block his path.
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The team first demoed the capabilities of its service on the stage of TechCrunch Disrupt as a Battlefield finalist.
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EBIZO ICHIKAWA was three years old when his father asked him if he wanted to be on the stage.
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She performed her single "Without Me" on the stage, and had been a key part of the show's promotion.
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On Day Two of the convention, Albright made her speech on the stage wearing a striking, sparkling eagle brooch.
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Hannah Gadsby was on the stage for 183 seconds and that segment was better than anything from these hosts.
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But for the same reason, it has often appeared a tame and rather pat civics lesson on the stage.
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The beautifully dressed crowd burst into a standing ovation, and I was there on the stage next to him.
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One Twitter user shared his experience in a lengthy thread, even sharing a photo of Aponte on the stage.
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"Man, she sees a federal prosecutor on the stage, I'll beat her rear end on that stage," he added.
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"And there he was, on the stage with you, doing two things that nobody had ever done," Conway said.
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"Man, she sees a federal prosecutor on the stage, I'll beat her rear end on that stage," he declared.
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Thousands of young people with glowing bracelets took iPhone photos of their favorite pop stars performing on the stage.
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Meanwhile, Hillary, Bill and Chelsea Clinton looked exuberant while remaining on the stage shaking hands long after Trump exited.
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In that instance, however, politicians got too much time on the stage; their voices gradually drowned out the others.
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So how could Jon Pardi possibly top his proposal on the stage of country music's mother church, Ryman Auditorium?
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So I am going to ask all the Angel Moms to come join me on the stage right now.
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How often a board meets depends on the stage of the company, the needs of management and other factors.
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A New York-bred actor, he also had roles on the stage, in movies and in a soap opera.
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Peyton gave him a shout-out on the stage and fans wanted him to sign copies of their books.
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Modi pulled in Trump for a bear hug on the stage as the cameras rolled in the Rose Garden.
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" Carson said there is the Trump that the public sees "on the stage" and another who is very "cerebral.
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If Biden stumbles on the stage this early in the primary, how will he do against Trump next fall?
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She guided my hand towards a cardboard planter box and I planted the tree right there on the stage.
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When shouts drowned the two megaphones which interpreted Dadaism on the stage, the performance became more Dadaist than ever.
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As the highest-profile candidates on the stage, both of them were also repeatedly targeted by the other candidates.
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My legs started shaking before I even walked out on the stage; I didn't know if I could walk.
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But instead of slaying innocent people with unforgivable curses, Lady Voldemort slays on the stage with her dance moves.
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Then, as the crowd cheers, Clinton herself joins the president on the stage, and the crowd goes fucking nuts.
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The costumes are made out of rubber, so you're dripping in sweat even before you get on the stage.
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She used to wear these really beautiful headpieces and the lighting on them on the stage was really incredible.
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Capcom is about self-expression, from the people competing on the stage to the people screaming in the crowd.
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"I feel what he said came from his heart when he got on the stage," Johnson told me later.
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Finally, we tonight are on the stage together, Donald Trump and I. Donald, it's good to be with you.
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But what you should do with that change depends a lot on the stage of life you are in.
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Cory Booker and Kamala Harris had decent nights, but struggled to break through the large crowd on the stage.
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Might she be tuning up to join The Who on the stage of the 2010 Super Bowl halftime show?
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Ms. Nixon was on the stage in January as Mr. de Blasio was sworn in for a second term.
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No matter what family you're a part of, you're going to see your family up there on the stage.
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Those efforts will intensify this weekend, now that the candidates have a sense of their placement on the stage.
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Finally, we tonight, are on the stage together, Donald Trump and I. Donald, it's good to be with you.
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"If he's on the stage, some people will make mistakes, maybe he can capitalize on them," Mr. Ward said.
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" Ms. Jackson told me that "Russell can be ferocious on the stage, but invariably charming and utterly delightful off.
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And you're out there on the stage doing most of it yourself, though it's not a one-woman show.
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When everyone gathered, "there was no principal there, and instead it was my sister on the stage," Cobbs said.
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On top of that, he doesn't stay still on the stage—no, it jerks and sways when he moves.
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"It goes to show what people expect when they see two black men on the stage," Ms. Brown said.
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Other candidates seeking to make their mark on the stage also took aim at Sanders' Medicare for All plan.
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But because of fumes or budget or expediency, we never actually see the art being made on the stage.
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Though Mr. Jobs is gone, his minimalist aesthetic lives on in Cupertino, in the products and on the stage.
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Mr. Tate, who was knighted in April for his services to music, cut an unusual figure on the stage.
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He will join Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Amy Klobuchar, Tom Steyer and Pete Buttigieg on the stage.
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One of these adults, Olive Cortez, is stylish and confident — at ease in her body and on the stage.
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"I was what used to be called a 'late-in-life baby,' " Warren said on the stage, eliciting laughter.
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"Next to all these guys on the stage last night, Herman Cain looks like a policy wonk," he added.
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The Fight's biggest failure is that Leaf is unable to convey his lead characters' historical complexity on the stage.
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When we were in the last debate, mayor, you basically mocked the 100 years of experience on the stage.
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Firefighter Tolley kept rhythm at his fire station and on the stage, and he tended to do it loudly.
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He also spoke less than any other candidate on the stage except for Tom Steyer, the billionaire impeachment activist.
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Instead, candidates aimed their most pointed, shockingly insulting and best rehearsed lines last night at others on the stage.
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It was the ninth primary debate so far, and his fellow candidates' experience on the stage shone through. Sen.
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I go on the stage, music starts playing, I start dancing like nothing happened to me and that's it.
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So although it's not fair, the task falls to the only three true anti-establishment candidates on the stage.
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"It's both an honor and disappointment to be the lone candidate of color on the stage tonight," he said.
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I remember being startled, because I wasn't used to seeing those things juxtaposed, and certainly not on the stage.
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But Warren also needs to find ways into conversations -- especially given how centrally located she was on the stage.
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Flanked on the stage by twin columns of attendants, she was a galactic goddess in a white ermine cape.
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"It's both an honor and a disappointment to be the only candidate of color on the stage," Yang said.
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When we were in the last debate, Mayor, you basically mocked the hundred years of experience on the stage.
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But you are the only candidate of color on the stage tonight, and the entire field remains overwhelmingly white.
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Bathed in a red glow, Celeste steps on the stage during the film's final moments flocked by backup dancers.
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Fans captured videos and photos at Friday night's concert showing Jagger in top form, prancing and singing on the stage.
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The ensemble was complete with a choreographed dance on the stage, which had been turned into a high school cafeteria.
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An enduring figure When "The Brady Bunch" ended, Henderson continued to be a figure on screen and on the stage.
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As soon as someone's up on the stage prancing about and trying to be funny, to me it becomes pathetic.
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The agency's investment can often make or break a space startup, even for the largest players on the stage today.
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She used her time on the stage to celebrate diversity and champion the free press from being destroyed or silenced.
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Someone reinstalled it back on the stage, and Cracker somehow wasn't kicked out of the club, and resumed their set.
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Terkel: I think it's clear to…everybody who's seen Rhinoceros, that Mostel on the stage — I speak in third person!
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You would think that it's common knowledge that when Beyoncé is on the stage, you should leave it to her.
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"Music is medicine – it truly is," Lambert said on the stage of Marathon Music Works in Nashville, according to People.
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And it needs to give the delegates some power so that they can hold the people on the stage accountable.
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"I have never tried to go and get into these scrums that we're seeing here on the stage," Kasich said.
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"I'll leave my heart on the stage every single night," the American Horror Story alum stated in her press release.
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With Trump still saying he will hold out, Kelly could very well be the most famous person on the stage.
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"I'm the only one on the stage that's hired people," he said during a Republican primary debate earlier this year.
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"You want someone who is prepared, experienced, mature, and tested to get on the stage against Hillary Clinton," he said.
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Cory Booker, who has also been critical of the former vice president, will also be on the stage on Wednesday.
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As Dillon Danis and Peter Queally's efforts to get passed the wall of security, McGregor was incensed on the stage.
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And in particular, it has a lot to do with someone who wasn't on the stage Monday night: Rick Lazio.
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Also on the stage were Clinton's vice presidential pick, U.S. Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, and his wife, Anne Holton.
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So the principal Theme never appears, even as in some late dramas (…) the chief character is never on the stage.
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It is cooler in its approach and, inevitably, more distanced — both by time and by Smith's absence on the stage.
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Depending on the stage of the illness, there are many ways that others can interact with a person with dementia.
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Colman Domingo is a celebrated American character actor, known for his work on the stage and in TV and film.
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But it's hard to make an impression when there are nine other people, many of them desperate, on the stage.
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Still, she had serious work for a while on the stage and in the burgeoning field of live TV drama.
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The trio will meet the cast and crew on the stage of London's Victoria Palace Theatre and address the audience.
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When you're a rock star, you're always you—on the stage, in the limo, throwing a TV out the window.
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You're not the same in real life as you are on the stage, but you know you are your person.
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The event was titled, "Promoting the Place of Women at Work" ... and not a lot of women on the stage.
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"I am a black woman who has been given this character called Hermione to play on the stage," Dumezweni explained.
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Having that quietness and being reserved means that I save enough energy to be able to explode on the stage.
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Meanwhile, it was easy to forget that former HUD Secretary Julián Castro and billionaire Tom Steyer were on the stage.
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Yes, events followed a preordained sequence on the stage: Napoleon's army advanced; the Russians retreated; flames surged across the skyline.
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The actors, still in costume, gathered cross-legged on the stage to watch the moon landing, joined by the audience.
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And on the stage at 59E59 Theaters, one high school kid, Mick, tried to burn a dollar-store American flag.
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You can never sing to the wings, you can never turn away and sing on the stage of the Met.
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Now, in "A Very Expensive Poison", it has been ingeniously reimagined on the stage of the Old Vic in London.
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If you think you have a valid contrast point to make against another person on the stage, then make it.
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It's both a sweeping diplomatic history and a Shakespearean tragicomedy, with Holbrooke strutting and fretting his hour on the stage.
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Maybe we should just check out for a minute or some, and come back when Big Phil's on the stage?
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The ballet masters need to know "that the kid is not going to freak out on the stage," she said.
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When the curtain rose, the company's dancers were standing on the stage, with an extraordinary message for the packed house.
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"You see these amazing photographs of Colette in 1907 showing this left breast bravely on the stage," Mr. Westmoreland said.
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But that's not the only major tune from this past year that's going to be belted out on the stage.
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But the men on the stage actually won more elections than they've lost over the years, undercutting Warren's electability argument.
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For decades, Ian McKellen captivated audiences on the stage and later in films like The Lord of the Rings franchise.
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We agreed that at BAM we could reverse this situation, by having seats on the stage, for a few dollars.
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He did a sound check on the stage, in the same place where, exactly seventy years earlier, Camus had stood.
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Elizabeth Warren slammed every single candidate on the stage, particularly former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg in his debate debut.
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What I didn't like: I am continually confused about why Pete Buttigieg remains on the stage and in the race.
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To add insult to injury, Gronkowski then kicked at the hundreds of pieces scattered on the stage above Times Square.
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"I remember the joy, the conversations we had with him on the stage," Acevedo recalled as he choked back tears.
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And looking at the field of candidates on the stage in L.A. last week, I just wasn't seeing Captain America.
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How anyone at the Globes was able to look past Momoa's biceps to concentrate on the stage is beyond comprehension.
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Candidates will stand on the stage based on their polling numbers, with the highest-polling contenders closer to the middle.
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And no one wants extra footwork thrown into the choreographed dance just before the curtain goes up on the stage.
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In high school, in the late eighties, the three became Lootpack, and Jackson soon took on the stage name Madlib.
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Self-confidence is the thing that lets you walk into the room; that lets you get up on the stage.
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There's something about being on the stage that adds an extra element, because you're sharing an emotion with the audience.
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Williamson got a spot on the stage at the second night of the Democratic debates — something candidates including Montana Gov.
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"We certainly can't think of a better way to celebrate after Andrew uses the force on the stage," he said.
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Second City, there's always a big guy on the stage for a reason, because we're more likable than you are.
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Okay, who were you on the stage with discussing ... Oh, there were a lot of regulators hanging in that place.
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On the other hand, my imaginary inner alt-right activist worries about the lack of male representation on the stage.
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Inside their Ondaatje Theater Archie Proudfoot stood on the stage in a blue painter's jumpsuit his back to the audience.
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A debate with all the candidates on the stage is one of the most important parts of our primary cycle.
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And once "That Girl" came to an end, she took on more film work, as well as appeared on the stage.
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No other candidate on the stage, all of whom arguably have much poorer records on criminal justice reform, faced Watson's question.
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Anderson began his professional acting career on the stage, first with the Seattle Repertory Theatre, then the Actor's Theatre of Louisville.
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One of Brooks' staff revealed to the young artist how adamant Brooks was about having only one microphone on the stage.
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Elizabeth Warren, who -- because of a random draw -- will be the only candidate polling in the top five on the stage.
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With the exception of when she exchanged pleasantries with other dignitaries on the stage, Clinton, for the most part, appeared stoic.
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"For me to connect with him on the stage where I got to do the speech -- it was surreal," Jarrett said.
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Coppola had wanted Pacino, then known mainly for his work on the stage, from the get-go, but Paramount wasn't convinced.
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But Biden appeared to have held his own at last week's debate in Detroit against attacks from others on the stage.
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But last month, Fink, Flint and Pinto were on the stage at Riyadh's Financial Sector Conference, eager to explore new opportunities.
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But this latest debate and weak results from Iowa raise questions about how much longer he can stay on the stage.
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By our count, at least seven other candidates on the stage attacked Warren at some point during the three-hour debate.
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We had to sit on the stage for four hours, and the secondary smoke is just as powerful as regular smoke.
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Wearing a red sequined, barely there outfit surrounded on the stage by dancers, she strutted and slinked all over the place.
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Mojumdar was also a leader in the fight for LGBT rights and had acted on the stage and television in Bangladesh.
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Four candidates in the primary race were not on the stage, however: former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, ex-Massachusetts Gov.
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But what's the secret to making it big in this vibrant, expanding industry both on the stage and behind the scenes?
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He made use of his time on the stage with both domestic North Korean and international audiences very much in mind.
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Finally, will anyone else on the stage pick up where Mr. Christie left off and try to put Mr. Rubio away?
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"My goal was to show all the facets of Robin's life, beyond just what audiences saw on the stage," she added.
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NBC's Lester Holt, moderator of Monday night's presidential debate, had been under a microscope even before setting foot on the stage.
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While all women on the stage were dressed in white, Kesha added a white jacket embroidered with colorful flowers and jewels.
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It also allows for very strong moments to blossom, when the actors' immediacy on the stage and the dialogue sync emotionally.
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You know how after a ballet performance the audience throws flowers on the stage and the prima ballerinas are brought bouquets?
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"There's this little quote from him on the stage going 'I didn't think y'all were going to come,&apos" Quay recalls.
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As well as seeing the show, the trio met the cast and crew on the stage of London's Victoria Palace Theatre.
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After 90 minutes on the stage, and a day for the event to simmer, here's the state of the stew: 1.
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" Lynn also relished being on the stage of the Ryman, which she still refers to as the "Grand Ole Opry building.
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I think not coming, he felt it was important to make the statement he made, which I read on the stage.
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"When he steps out on the stage, the world stage, he's taking advantage of that and he's undermining patriotism," King argued.
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"I'm in my own little bubble on the stage, conveying a story and it really is my happy place," she says.
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Only, I think, every other person who comes there feels that they can relate to the eight characters on the stage.
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During his extravagant arrival on the stage, he snatched Alvarez's belt, letting the endless cycle of, "Come at me, bro" commence.
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They ran up to the gate, Hunter yelled to the security guard, and they re-did the proposal on the stage.
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The design also had a cascading train that draped on the stage and was embellished with some bling at the waist.
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Above, two helicopters buzzed over the event, and on the stage speeches were given and children choirs sang to the crowd.
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"So the Clintons will still be taking up space on the stage, even as many Democrats want them to go away."
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Other Democrats on the stage made it clear there's no room in the party for candidates who don't support abortion rights.
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But Buttigieg, the only veteran on the stage, called for an end to the war in Afghanistan that he served in.
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That's when Ness can be seen on the stage motioning toward Hildebrand, who claims the singer also spat in his face.
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Just let me perform, and I'll leave it all on the stage for you to figure out how talented I am.
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Do you feel that those interactive elements took place in a different space/time than what was happening on the stage?
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I like the way he used to put his things together – he was a great great artist, crazy on the stage.
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The choral novel contains a perilous artificiality: the reader waits for each new voice to take its turn on the stage.
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The hangar opened up so that Air Force One could pull up and allow Trump to walk directly on the stage.
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"I do not believe you are a racist," Harris said on the stage as a stone-faced Biden looked straight ahead.
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"Protecting people and the environment for decades to come," she said, recalling her thoughts, as she excitedly stood on the stage.
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Once inside, drivers were directed to the second floor where they were given instructions, depending on the stage of their applications.
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As diary entries flash by, Mr. Kelly draws bodies on the stage in white chalk, like outlines at a crime scene.
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HOUSTON — They sat on the stage in high-backed leather chairs, like kings of a lost world, and maybe they were.
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I walked down the aisle first so that I would be on the stage to watch Toby and Rooby go down.
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But there is light on the stage, too, in the form of the tiny electric candles that prick the enveloping blackness.
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Imagine whites in blackface on the stage: The actor "throws forth" all of the lies and distortions onto the black body.
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Italian Matteo Trentin (Mitchelton-Scott) came fifth on the stage and retained his overall race lead, seven seconds ahead of Cimolai.
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The performers were in huge costumes, performing dances and songs in the middle of the crowd and not on the stage.
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He was the only person on the stage I felt could remotely hold himself up against President Trump in a debate.
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That means we'll see Steyer on the stage in Des Moines next week, while entrepreneur Andrew Yang and New Jersey Sen.
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Warren, in probably her biggest moment of the evening, noted that the men on the stage have collectively lost 10 elections.
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First, the Democrats on the stage in Atlanta proved that while the field of candidates is large, it certainly has depth.
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"The truth is, New York values are American values, there are no difference," Sanders said, dropping his mic on the stage.
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He has repeatedly refused to cede one inch of Mr. Obama's legacy to Mr. Sanders or anyone else on the stage.
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"I was worried about him being on the stage with Trump, but I think this guy can handle him," he said.
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Most candidates on the stage in Charleston, South Carolina, shared a common goal: stalling Senator Bernie Sanders' march toward the nomination.
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The six-candidate lineup is one fewer than last month's debate, when there was only one nonwhite candidate on the stage.
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On Saturday, he was sitting on the stage for his graduation from vocational school, where he was the student commencement speaker.
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While Bezos was droning on, a protester jumped on the stage, shouting something about chickens and terrible conditions on industrial farms.
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"At the end of the day, it is the work we present on the stage that's most important," Mr. Gelb said.
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He still hasn't reached the fundraising threshold, so he isn't officially on the stage, with a few weeks left to qualify.
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And, for those who know that world well, you're putting it into a new and maybe frightening context on the stage.
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"No, I don't think there will be a leather couch on the stage for anybody to lay down on," Roe joked.
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After finding success with In the Heights, he was back on the stage in 2012, this time playing Jesus in Godspell.
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"When we were in the last debate, Mayor, you basically mocked the 100 years of experience on the stage," Klobuchar said.
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The objective: defend Harris' record while also appearing presidential by staying above the fray and avoiding messy fights on the stage.
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More than six decades into his career, he still sang like he was trying to earn his spot on the stage.
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"I am confident we'll get a delegate in Nevada, and we'll be back on the stage in South Carolina," Hargreaves said.
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On the stage of the Hollywood Bowl, for instance, I once played Guinevere in Lerner and Loewe's "Camelot," opposite Jeremy Irons.
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In the primary debates, Trump tried to convince voters — and his opponents — that he was the biggest man on the stage.
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They took careful notes and, when prompted, shot their hands in the air to volunteer to role-play on the stage.
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Audrina says she was on a panel at a beauty event, and Corey showed up and followed her on the stage.
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Normally when we bring up a publicly traded media company CEO we talk to him on the stage about Roseanne Barr.
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That was by far the best thing ever: seeing a car that should be in Nürnberg, but on the stage right here.
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To see them standing on the stage of America's Got Talent tonight," Schmitt tearfully said, "you can't help but burst with pride.
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The 53-year-old prima ballerina is a legend in the world of dance, with more than three decades (!) on the stage.
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He is not interested in heroes, but in the crowd; in the audience on the square, not the politicians on the stage.
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We snuck on the stage started snipping microphones with some pliers, I took the bass amp, I took some of the cymbals.
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"As the youngest guy on the stage, I feel like I probably ought to contribute," South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg said.
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Musicians don't want to be booked to meet a quota — no one wants to be on the stage just because they're female.
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Vendors sold drinks and nachos as spectators feasted their eyes on the stage as if it were fight night in Las Vegas.
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Throughout the night, Trump seemed to follow Clinton wherever she went on the stage, his 6'2" build towering over her 5'4" frame.
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I was really invited into the family, and was even on the stage at Celebration for the big reveal of the game.
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The decades that follow find sexual difference driven into the shadows, or—in a fascinating exception—permitted as entertainment on the stage.
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She continued working regularly on the stage, leading to her breakthrough role as Lorelei Lee in the 1949 musical Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
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One young man, sitting behind Sanders on the stage, detailed how a life-threatening car accident left him drowning in medical bills.
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He consulted with Mr. Plotnick about blocking, and on the spot rewrote a joke about a dummy landing splat on the stage.
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"No, I'm not in love with him anymore," she confirmed to Harrison about Underwood before her ex joined them on the stage.
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Martin looked suave in a white three-piece suit as he joined Cabello on the stage singing his hit "Pegate" with Sandoval.
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These huge image displays were made possible by three enormous, high-resolution LED screens positioned on the stage floor and surrounding walls.
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But it was the commentary from comedian extraordinaire Dave Chappelle, delivered live on the stage, that really set Kendrick's opening number apart.
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One of Markle's former theater professors also recalls her being very aware of her existence as a biracial woman on the stage.
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When Ming Xi fell on the stage, it was almost cathartic, like a confirmation that the exhaustion in the room was real.
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"We shot the pilot at a location on the Upper West Side, which we worked to match on the stage," he explained.
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During the first Democratic presidential primary debates earlier this month in Miami, moderators and Democrats on the stage basically ignored Puerto Rico.
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The feline Barack Obama began his aloof reign wanting to prowl alone on the stage and he's ending it the same way.
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Wearing a floor-length fur coat, Campbell appeared briefly on the stage and joining fellow model vets Alek Wek and Veronica Webb.
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Buttigieg seems like the likeliest option, but there's a slew of other centrists on the stage in that first debate night too.
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Cover image: Brad Parscale, then candidate Donald Trump's campaign digital director, stands on the stage of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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I faced the empty seats on the stage and wondered who the lucky students were that got to speak for the school.
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"God, please grant our country the strength to deal with this crisis," he said to the crowd while kneeling on the stage.
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The weirdly bohemian vibe gives it a coffee shop feel, whether there's a hip-hop act or Latin jazz on the stage.
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So to be on the stage with one of the biggest artists of our time, and one of my inspirations, was crazy.
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I'm really sorry, I want to be back on the stage and I am doing all I can to get there quickly.
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But to be honest, literally, everyone on the stage and in the seats was our dream-list to meet or see anyway.
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Or be honored at the Carnegie Center and get to have my Aretha moment where I drop my mink on the stage.
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"[We celebrated together] on the stage, but then we all went back to our rooms because we were really tired," Serrao said.
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See that scruffy-looking guy up there on the stage, the one messing around with the microphones and the plastic water bottles?
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"You're the only person on the stage that's ever been fined for hiring people to work on your projects illegally," Rubio said.
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The two participated in a town hall on Wednesday night, but were not allowed to interact or appear on the stage together.
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Traditionalists should gather round quickly if they want to effectively contend, as no one else on the stage quite fills the bill.
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"He was going to erect a stage in the middle of the lake and have performers on the stage," Ms. Hamburger said.
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" When she saw her son's photograph on the screen behind her on the stage in Philadelphia, she said, "I couldn't take it.
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A large cross had been placed on the stage, surrounded by tea lights that snaked across the blond floorboards in glowing trails.
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There was one Democrat on the stage at Wednesday night's debate that got the Trump campaign's apparent seal of approval: Tulsi Gabbard.
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She spent her time on the stage chastising world leaders for failing to take action to slow the effects of climate change.
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You had to be accessible to the community and interpret them into the art like making the people heroes on the stage.
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During a debate in South Carolina, she brought up Obama 10 times — more than the other two candidates on the stage combined.
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The two played Ballerini's song, "Peter Pan," and it appeared that Ballerini and Jonas were enjoying each other's company on the stage.
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There are a lot of companies in Silicon Valley, Robinhood, SoFi, we're having them on the stage later today, everything from Square.
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When I waved my arms in real life, I watched the arms of the cat DJ on the stage above me wave.
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Rather than a contract photographer sitting on the stage speaking of his job, Souza embodied an old family friend recounting tender memories.
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You know, I know, they know, that the figure on the stage isn't Bruce Springsteen, or Beyoncé, or Joy Orbinson, or whoever.
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In return, they receive a convertible note that can range from $250,000 to $1 million, depending on the stage of the company.
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Now dry, Conteh had traded breaking noses in the ring to treading the boards as an actor on the stage and screen.
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She'll be one of 10 candidates on the stage in Miami Wednesday night for the first of the 2020 Democratic presidential debates.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the most powerful Democrat in the country, sat behind the president on the stage, wearing a white pantsuit.
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We burned pig heads; there were certain instances where her dress would get caught on fire while we were on the stage.
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For all the sparring, no candidate appeared to land a killer blow or to lift themselves above their rivals on the stage.
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Why did you keep cutting away from Missy Elliott dancing on the stage to show us Taylor Swift dancing in the audience?
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He's been a major creative presence on the stage of American arts for 60 years, so his cast of characters is large.
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He's been a major creative presence on the stage of American arts for 60 years, so his cast of characters is large.
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So the architecture invites people in the audience to check out the building, one another, then concentrates everyone's attention on the stage.
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Though known from his TV role, he did much of his work on the stage, starting as an original Acting Company member.
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Without the invisible film that contains everything on the stage there would be no context for my actions, no discourse, no history.
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At some point people didn't need to see scantily clad ladies on the stage anymore — they could see it on their computers.
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On the stage, a mournful and reflective moment; a tribute to those who have died, led by a turtle and giant puppets.
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"Our invisibility in the public space, on the stage, doesn't help us," they wrote, noting that they were not interested in censorship.
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According to The New York Times, Yang spoke for six minutes and 48 seconds, the least of any candidate on the stage.
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Todd was on the stage as the band was in full swing, trying to steady his camera while the stage was bouncing.
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And there will be only two candidates on the stage: Mayor Bill de Blasio and the former City Councilman Sal F. Albanese.
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He had long, wavy hair tied back into a ponytail and was on the stage, surrounded by a handful of other musicians.
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Clark, who sat on the stage next to Jeter, was asked if the board of directors was comfortable with the current format.
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Yang also proved he belonged on the stage -- particularly because of his ability to cut through politics and policy in humanizing terms.
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According to The New York Times, Yang spoke for six minutes and 48 seconds, the least of any candidate on the stage.
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Out of all of the candidates on the stage, he alone seemed miserable to be there -- and lacking in charisma to boot.
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Then they began, at first in sync, to snap the twigs and drop them on the stage floor, creating gentle, rhythmic ripples.
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"When we were in the last debate, mayor, you basically mocked the hundred years of experience on the stage," Ms. Klobuchar said.
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All six contestants who stood on the stage had some connection to rice farming, having grown up in Crowley or around it.
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Last weekend's fight will likely take up some time on the stage but both sides have indicated they may try to deescalate.
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We fully expect Mike will continue to build on tonight's performance when he appears on the stage in South Carolina next Tuesday.
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So it has a very specific place in my history, and it's literally the most fun I've ever had on the stage.
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His answer on being the lone non-white candidate on the stage -- he called it "an honor and a disappointment" -- was eloquent.
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There's the one you see on the stage and there's the one who's very cerebral, sits there and considers things very carefully.
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She worked so closely with the American choreographer Zack Winokur on the stage action that she credited him as a co-director.
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Film Before Griffith by John Fell: This book chronicles all the films that influenced movies before D.W. Griffith came on the stage.
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This was clearest when he was asked about being the only person of color on the stage, something that happened after Sen.
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"It's both an honor and disappointment to be the lone candidate of color on the stage tonight," said Yang, who is Asian.
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Any candidate with more than 15% support when the same polling averages are weighted for name recognition would be on the stage.
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The pop icon launched into a performance of "Nothing Compares 2 U," sitting high on the stage in a rotating purple throne.
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"You're up there on the stage, you obviously see the lights and the cameras and think, O.K., this is different," she added.
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The Prime Minister and Stoltenberg stood on the stage in front of the cameras, talking quietly among themselves as they awaited Trump.
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And he was complimented on the stage by people like Vice President Joe Biden for the way that he talked about it.
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The digital ads will feature an image of a packed crowd at a town hall with an empty chair on the stage.
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I was flat on my stomach with my chin on the stage as low as I could get behind the drum riser.
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"The deal was, well no more than 10 people on the stage for three hours," Biden said, according to a pool report.
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Afterward, the entire class of new recruits and several members of the Uberversity training staff gathered on the stage for a photo.
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Pastors gathered around Trump on the stage for an opening prayer, while much of the audience remained standing with their hands aloft.
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Within seconds, instead of singing the song, she ordered her dancers to "just walk me down," referring to steps on the stage.
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How do you, the thing you were on the stage at Code for was about what it's like to be a startup.
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I look to the rest of the men in the show; the only other black actor on the stage is continuing on.
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We could have a lot less Gary talking on the stage and a lot more women, that's all I'm going to say.
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Doctors schedule these treatments over the course of several months, depending on the stage of cancer, in cycles that involve rest periods.
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In doing so, Kipman showed rain landing on the stage and flowers blossoming, as well as voyages to Mars and the moon.
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That's the thing: in the first season, there was plenty of discussion about the stereotypes and how they'd play on the stage.
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We tend to be founder driven, based on where and how much we help, and it really does depend on the stage.
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On the page, she sparkles; on the stage, she is a force of nature, all implacable will and exquisite, sharp-edged wordplay.
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Hernandez, who grew up in Washington Heights, has fond memories of performing on the stage as part of the choir as a child.
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PDT: Apple senior vice president Craig Federighi confirmed on the stage of WWDC that the iPad operating system will now be called iPadOS.
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They could have, say, brought Jack Dorsey up on the stage to talk about how Square dongles will still work with this phone.
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They also seemed to find a way to enjoy themselves on the stage, thereby accomplishing something else few could do last night, too.
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Kamala Harris' time on the stage was defined by taking more middle-ground stances on issues that Sanders and Warren were explicit about.
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She's an iconic performer because of her electric presence on the stage, and her ability to dance the shit out of any choreography.
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Which leads to a question that could come up Wednesday night, even without Sanders on the stage: How are Warren and Sanders different?
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You stood on the stage with Governor Cuomo in support of new legislation to raise New York's minimum wage to $211 an hour.
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You stood on the stage with Governor Cuomo in support of new legislation to raise New York's minimum wage to $1113 an hour.
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"I quit a job because my boss told me to stop being political on the stage, and I said, 'Absolutely not,'" she said.
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With every musician on the stage similarly outfitted, Mars crooned Prince's 1984 hit "Let's Go Crazy" after the song's memorable spoken introduction played.
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Senator Rubio, you have the highest tax rate of anyone up on the stage in terms of the top tax rates, 35 percent.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and emerged as the leading moderate voice on the stage in the absence of front-runner Joe Biden.
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" Added Julianne Hough: "Your story was so evident here on the stage tonight and again I'm choked up too because God is good.
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Yet no one on the stage seemed to worried about the likelihood of a brokered convention — or at least they didn't show it.
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"As a kid, I saw my mom as the lady in the sparkly dress on the stage who sang," the actress told InStyle.
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Golden Globe nominee Billy Porter, clad in a fabulous hat and a jacket adorned with domino designs, stands on the stage above them.
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"Almost everything is left up the audience's imagination, which is a far more dangerous and terrifying realm than on the stage," Sturridge said.
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Ms. Jeannette began writing plays in 21956 in response to what she saw as an absence of authentic black characters on the stage.
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She got on the stage at this human rights campaign event in Las Vegas and announced to the world that she was gay.
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And I'll be back on the stage with whomever is still standing on February 25 and March 10 for the remaining candidate debates.
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When Stella's father hopped on the stage to perform two Beatles classics, Goldie Hawn naturally couldn't contain her excitement for the iconic moment.
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It was certainly an emotional moment ... so much so, apparently, that somebody actually collapsed on the stage right after Cardi delivered her remarks.
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I don't have any dreams of being on the stage or being at the Grammys and things like that that other artists have.
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Check out this raw footage from the UFC 196 news conference ... which shows even more smack talk than you saw on the stage.
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Celine Dion stood on the stage at Caesars Palace on Saturday and thought about all that has changed over the last 13 years.
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The newspaper reports that during Coopers' time on the stage, an image of Pitt backstage flashed on the screen behind Kristofferson and Cooper.
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SO WHAT I TALKED ABOUT ON THE STAGE HERE ARE THINGS LEADING FOR THE CORE CPI LIKE GDP, REAL GDP, LIKE PMI SURVEYS.
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Everybody wonders where that guitar went, and I gotta tell you, I was on the stage, and I wonder where it went, too.
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You stood on the stage with Governor Cuomo in support of new legislation to raise New York's minimum wage to $1123 an hour.
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She sent a letter to the RNC on Wednesday asking to be included on the stage and criticized the "broken" debate process. Sen.
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They commissioned Jonah Hill and Spike Jonze to write, and Mr. Jonze to direct, a play on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera.
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Biden was too rattled by Harris's attack to articulately punch back; the other candidates on the stage had other angles prepped to pursue.
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Bosnian director Danis Tanovic's film is based loosely on the stage play "Hotel Europe" by the French intellectual and commentator Bernard-Henri Levy.
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He should have taken his cue from Abbie: catching flies and building a campfire, this scruffy star leaves it all on the stage.
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Balanchine ballets that had seemed to be about the most exalted matters in our lives now sat cold and dry on the stage.
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She said she went to his concert and tore off her underwear and her shirt and threw it at him on the stage.
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On the stage, I heard a speaker thank T-Mobile and other sponsors for their support of the PAC and for the drinks.
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Her daughter does not speak during the presentation, but no one comments—they are too impressed with the husband revealed on the stage.
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It began with Britney, alone on the stage, singing Madonna's "Like a Virgin" while wearing a wedding dress atop a ginormous wedding cake.
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"His energy on the stage, his ability to explain simply a complex technological advancement, his love for Apple always came through," Black says.
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After 15 years of bareback bronco competition, he decided it was time "to let go on the rodeo" and concentrate on the stage.
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The conversation conducted on such different levels on the stage is likely to keep talking, and talking, in your head the next morning.
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Two belly dancers and a row of women in traditional Arab costume gyrated on the stage, while another dancer balanced on her head.
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I wanted to leave on my terms and I wanted to leave feeling good about what I was still doing on the stage.
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He showed off some cool tricks in his chair, and was able to get up on the stage without much of an issue.
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One number that was cut was the history of women's underwear, a big production number with costumes and a unicycle on the stage.
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"It's just me standing on the stage with my feet on the ground, and with my fellow actors, listening, watching, responding," she said.
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Franklin's four-octave range and mastery of melisma made her a force to be reckoned with both on record and on the stage.
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