In Khabarovsk, fake campaign posters said he wanted "gay parades instead of victory parades".
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We need more satirical parades like Krewe Du Vieux in New Orleans and fewer corporate, pinkwashed Pride parades.
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St. Patrick's Day parades And of course, green is the dominant color in March 17 parades around the world.
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Sometime in the 1930s, ragamuffin begging gave way to ragamuffin parades, which, in many cases, were the forerunners of Thanksgiving Day parades.
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The second intractable issue in Northern Ireland is over where certain parades are allowed to march, and in particular, whether Protestant parades are allowed to march near Catholic neighborhoods.
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The Rex pageant joined the Mardi Gras parades in 1872, and to this day is still one of the most celebrated parades, with "Rex" reigning as the King of Carnival.
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His images show Americans as they stand on the side of roads across the country, waiting for and watching street parades — from Independence Day parades to Mardi Gras or Thanksgiving processions.
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"The EU will require Ukraine to expand its gay culture, and, instead of Victory Parades, gay parades will be held in Kyiv," one top Russian lawmaker tweeted as the EU treaty signing approached.
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Or in this case, one of the world's biggest parades.
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I used to go to the military parades with him.
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Political satire is a traditional cornerstone of the annual parades.
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Celebrations include parades, concerts, and readings of the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Hawaii forbids motor caravans, parades, entertainment troupes and prize giveaways.
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In fact, St. Paddy's parades also originated in the US.
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They've thrown him military parades (which only makes him jealous).
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Large military parades usually followed the end of major wars.
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There are no parades for the war that didn't happen.
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Today, there are parades almost every Sunday in New Orleans.
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Of course he demands military parades and then cancels them.
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Now, however, Ashura parades and rituals are much more visible.
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Our pride parades are, for the most part, politically dilute.
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Today, he is celebrated with parades and memorials across Slovakia.
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At the parades my favorite thing to do is dance.
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Iran has displayed the missiles in military parades as well.
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Russian state television also showed parades from across the country.
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Photographs online show Mr. Hershenson at numerous events and parades.
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Officials at CUNY said the university would stop sponsoring parades.
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He refused to authorize gay pride parades in the city.
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The Secaucus group also performs at parades and charity events.
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Even when we have parades and festivals, they are underground.
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Is it similar to other parades, like Mardi Gras or Pride?
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Floats at the parades also satirized Trump's alleged ties to Russia.
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Such Euro-parades are, in essence, a celebration of the state.
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Parades, historic crews, distinct microcultural traditions, and, of course…King Cake.
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Military parades are filled with building-sized portraits of glorious leaders!
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Pride parades have largely passed without trouble in Serbia since 2015.
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Parades are being held all over to celebrate the LGBTQ community.
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Anything is possible, from capoeira circles, to performance art, to parades.
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When the park first opened, parades in Magic Kingdom were simple.
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This weekend we celebrated America's independence with barbeques, parades and fireworks.
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From parades to drag shows, here are scenes from the week.
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There have been parades of pigs, bears, horses, elephants and lions.
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I didn't expect much more marching, and certainly no more parades.
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In summer there's usually a lot of parades, especially on Sunday.
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Even getting sprayed by some friends couldn't rain on couples' parades.
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Orangemen say the parades are an innocent expression of their culture.
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Parades should be uncomplicated affairs: floats, marching bands and baton twirlers.
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Among the highlights are parades by social clubs known as krewes.
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For a decade, pride parades have threaded through New Delhi's streets.
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Some areas instituted public health measures like banning funerals and parades.
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North Korea likes to show off missiles during its national parades.
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Unlike in American parades, German floats are often works of political satire.
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But the inhabitants of the capital must also prepare for the parades.
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He noted the city closes major roads for parades and other occasions.
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The McDonogh band recently played in Mardi Gras parades in the city.
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This year has been a succession of rained-on parades for Huawei.
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Most LGBTQ Americans actually love having cops and corporations in Pride parades.
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Anything else would be good only for ceremonial parades, not real wars.
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The presence of police at pride parades has been controversial for years.
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You don't get shoe deals, ticker tape parades, or cameos in movies.
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Here are just a few moments from Pride Parades across the globe.
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Festivities include bright parades, an abundance of food, and lots of red.
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That usually means time with the Queen, banquets, parades and gilded carriages.
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Ticker tape parades have been an NYC tradition for over 100 years.
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As you might imagine, the parades generate an extreme amount of waste.
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Parades in Walt Disney World are a sight to behold in 2019.
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Ticker tape parades have been a New York City tradition since 1918.
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Parades in 2016 and 2017 were also reportedly banned for religious reasons.
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"There are a lot of homo parades this weekend," he told me.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers were built to cruise through multiple ticker-tape parades.
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Neither they nor their robotic emissaries get parades or live TV broadcasts.
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The others range from sporting competitions, public ceremonies, parades and tourist attractions.
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The order's immediate ban covers parades, meetings, church services and other events.
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Other places in the world, though, are no stranger to military parades.
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Poland is to have 20 pride parades this year, a record number.
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That's essentially why we, the audience, like to ogle these particular parades.
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The agency cited conferences, parades and weddings as examples of large gatherings.
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When he returned from the war, no parades or celebrations greeted him.
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St. Patrick's Day parades have also been canceled in Dublin and Boston.
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These days, parades around the world inspire exuberance, pride — and often eccentricity.
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Parades in North Korea typically involve choreographed performances involving thousands of individuals.
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Flags, parades, beaches and fireworks are the hallmark images of Independence Day.
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The Downtown Alliance, which places the markers, lists 206 ticker-tape parades.
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He loves military parades, the hugeness and grandeur, the pomp and circumstance.
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As in ancient times, the parades are used to stoke patriotic fervor.
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There were no torches and parades, and only applause and no salutes.
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The Downtown Alliance, which places the markers, lists 206 ticker-tape parades.
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Verdict: Throwing parades for suspected art thieves might send the wrong message.
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But military parades are rare in the U.S., and critics of the president's reported plan have said that such displays are more closely associated with authoritarian governments, like North Korea, which openly touts military hardware in its parades.
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Yet there were no parades, no statues pulled down, no "Mission Accomplished" moments.
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Some tech employees are taking that time to march in MLK Day parades.
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We practice once a week, and we perform at parades and home games.
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Many Hindus celebrate the religious festival of Shivaratri, then join in Carnival parades.
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AS MILITARY PAGEANTS go, multinational parades of warships deliver quite a complex message.
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Around the world, there have already been important and inclusive parades this month.
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Stage Pride Parades around the city to boost stats of the surrounding buildings.
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Of course, it's not unusual for people to hold parades celebrating their militaries.
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Military parades are full of flags that reflect on a nation's boisterous history.
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Contrary to the pop, parades, propaganda and disinformation seen during the CCP's Oct.
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They never seem to tire of nuclear missile parades and civil defense drills.
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Trump's parade was unfavorably compared to military parades in autocratic states like Russia.
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Gay pride parades have been banned in Istanbul for the last two years.
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One of the biggest parades, in Dublin, was due to happen next week.
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No need to overdo it with anything like the 11 parades in 1953.
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Until last year, we had very good parades and the police protected us.
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Military parades in the United States have traditionally followed the end of wars.
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St. Patrick's Day passed without parades in New York City, Boston and Dublin.
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St. Patrick's Day passed without parades in New York City, Boston and Dublin.
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"It's one of the largest Labor Day parades in the country," he said.
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While the weather was warm, canvassers worked Labor Day parades and state fairs.
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The packed training camps and sold out stadiums and mostly the victory parades.
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On Monday, Ireland canceled parades nationwide over concerns about the spread of coronavirus.
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Some of the races themselves are even precursors to parades or music festivals.
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The packed training camps and sold out stadiums are mostly the victory parades.
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The same screen will show live feeds of parades at Disney theme parks.
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After 12 championship parades over the last two decades, Boston is suddenly reeling.
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That parades the right ideas before the mind, but doesn't make them stick.
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China also has regular military parades in Beijing showing its increasing military might.
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We appeared at Mattel Toys, celebrity parties, parades, and tree-lighting ceremonies together.
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One of the highlights is the parades by social clubs known as krewes.
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As the parades marched downtown, the West End was in a circumspect mood.
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Gay pride parades will also be celebrated around the world on June 30.
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Gay pride parades will take place in more than 60 countries this year.
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Every year in early December parades are held in towns across Belgium and the Netherlands, at which thousands of children cheer St. Nicholas, who sports a bushy white beard and carries a staff, as he parades in with his entourage.
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Grilling, picnics, festivals, parades: There are events held across the nation in its honor.
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Violent suppression of LGBTQ parades by extreme rightwing groups is not uncommon for Ukraine.
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A member of the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club parades down Canal Street.
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Gleick seems to want to spend much of his time raining on various parades.
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"It was one of the most beautiful parades I have ever seen," he said.
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In one clip, a column of cars parades down an empty highway, headlights flashing.
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For decades, June has been associated with rainbow flags, Pride parades, and LGBTQ rights.
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"I played twice with my kid over the Fourth, in between marching parades," Rep.
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Veterans Day is marked by parades, speeches and solemn ceremonies offering a nation's appreciation.
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After a few years or even months, these parades would disappear having accomplished nothing.
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Pride is not all parades and rainbows for some members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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That military may be flying over New York City and Washington, DC, for parades.
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Bursting with pride, two million people turned out for back-to-back celebratory parades.
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It's satirical, colorful and certainly one of the best street parades of my region.
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I do not go to major sporting events or concerts or parades very often.
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Early parades honored explorers and trailblazers like Richard Byrd, Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart.
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Disney has some incredible shows, parades, and street performances that will blow your mind.
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He loves the parades, the star-spangled pomp and surrounding himself with generals' stars.
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More recently, parades have sprung up in smaller state capitals like Bhubaneswar and Bhopal.
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There have been parades of everything from pigs to bears, horses, elephants and lions.
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I also got to drive him in parades in a purple Chrysler Sebring convertible.
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But never have more parades been canceled or seen their focus shifted so dramatically.
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Parades are held throughout the country, and stores across the nation shut their doors.
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They then flatter him, put on parades and banquets, and he quickly reverses course.
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Thousands turned out for victory parades to the Statehouse when the team returned home.
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We have neither the intention nor the need to flex muscle through military parades.
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Many lawmakers seem to have given up on town hall-style meetings and parades.
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At parades, he'll speed through crowds, leaving younger staffers and reporters panting after him.
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Pride events, including parades and community gatherings, are hosted across the country in June.
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It plans to celebrate not least with parades in Moscow and elsewhere on Nov.
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"This is where the Communists had their big parades," Kucharicky told me with satisfaction.
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One long thread discussed cleaning up glitter, a particular scourge of Gay Pride parades.
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Russia Like Xi, Russian President Vladimir Putin is a big fan of military parades.
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The East German Army held elaborate swearing-in ceremonies here, complete with torchlight parades.
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TRUMP: And it was one of the most beautiful parades I have ever seen.
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There are parades and victory laps and time to prepare for a title defense.
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The ratification of the 19th Amendment set off celebratory parades all across the country.
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Schumer parades around stage for about 10 full seconds, angling her body around the theater.
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One guy is passed out, sliding around the slippery deck, while another maniacally parades around.
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The parades mainly ended without violence in recent years for the first time in decades.
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If you remember, when she came in, it was like parades and cymbals and fireworks.
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The fuss is mainly about marchinhas, singalongs performed in Carnival street parades known as blocos.
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It felt like a lot of the parades this month were very poignant after Orlando.
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A member of the Mondo Kayo Social and Marching Club parades down St. Charles Avenue.
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A member of the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club parades down St. Charles Avenue.
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Welcome to the 2018 Screen Actors Guild Awards, one of the several annual celebrity parades!
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No one does road trips, fireworks, parades, or tailgating like the USA, the tweet said.
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They are trying to rain on a lot of parades and they are playing hard.
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He heard grievances, marched in local parades, and presided over ancient rituals in the fields.
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This year's festivities included concerts, parades and parties in his honor, and reportedly cost $800,000.
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" Mulvaney said at the hearing, "We've actually had many military parades in this country before.
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Thus Ireland's prime minister, Enda Kenny, may feel uncomfortable as he watches this weekend's parades.
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Smaller parades were held across the country and at a Russian military base in Syria.
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In later shots, during his run for mayor, he is shown enthusiastically jumping into parades.
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By 1991, parades were a fan-favorite part of the park and drew giant crowds.
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A menagerie of animals parades across two pages while the passages above describe the procession.
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Tillmans has photographed gay- and lesbian-pride parades, antiwar marches, and Black Lives Matter rallies.
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Halloween-themed parades and nightly shows are also introduced, bringing Disney villains front and center.
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When Disney World opened in Orlando during the 1970s, parades were hosted by classic characters.
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Communities across the state with be holding parades in honor of those who have served.
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"We have to keep marching in parades — together," Ms. Stuart said, brandishing her giant flower.
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Parades and related events are held each year in hundreds of cities around the world.
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Parades and other celebrations are opportunities to show support, to observe, listen and be educated.
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It was about festivals, street theater, open-air debates, toasting and fasting, parades and bonfires.
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It is one of the first parades of the Mardi Gras season, not the first.
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The first gay pride parades were held on the one-year anniversary of the riots.
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Both will be walking in Pride parades this month, in San Francisco and London, respectively.
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In Spain, parents and their children packed city sidewalks on Saturday to watch colorful parades.
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The Romans celebrated their military triumphs with parades — all chariots, plundered loot and captured slaves.
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Usually, the parades are an opportunity for the country to show off its missile program.
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We were only tapped for the more lighthearted parades like Halloween and St. Patrick's Day.
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But times have changed, and the comparison of the two parades is only partly apposite.
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They leaned on participation from the public, and most took the form of short parades.
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We seem to be in full fantastic flower only during Pride Month's parades and celebrations.
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We go out in public in parades and meetings because we want to be accessible.
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Holidays especially will bring out the carts, with parades and residents lined up to watch.
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Holidays especially will bring out the carts, with parades and residents lined up to watch.
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"Lately we have been treated to some parades by the Ku Klux Klan," Collins read.
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Today, there are huge parades in New York City, Chicago and Savannah, Georgia, as well.
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The United States used to regularly hold national military parades, generally to mark military victories.
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Ted may oppose gay pride parades but that doesn't mean he doesn't love a good time.
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The parades generate literally tons of paper and other debris, the NYC Department of Sanitation says.
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According to the Mobile Press-Register, at least 222 Mardi Gras parades are scheduled from Jan.
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In Reebok uniforms, UFC fighters turn entrances into time-sucking chores instead of parades of personality.
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The annual gay pride parade on Sunday will coincide with parades in cities around the world.
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The Baltimore Sun reported that its police also used Geofeedia to monitor protests, parades and celebrations.
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Kids will ride in small town parades, their bikes festooned with red, white and blue bunting.
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The parades celebrate sports, but more than that, they express pride of city, region, and country.
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Mardi Gras is a big celebration in New Orleans and the parades include large, ornate floats.
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"She loves the beach, and she hates parades," the announcer says of a brunette named Morgan.
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Pride parades are loud, sparkly, and lots of fun as long as you do them right.
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NBA and NCAA games, it has often been said, are long parades of ingrained micro-cheating.
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As Eddie grapples with the symbiote infection, he parades through jokey sequences filled with physical comedy.
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There are parades, protest marches, dance parties, queer soup nights, fundraisers, and Calvin Klein rainbow jockstraps.
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In ancient Rome, generals returning home after a military victory participated in extravagant parades called triumphs.
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The parents of the victims who Trump parades at his rallies are right to be outraged.
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Of the many uniquely New York City traditions, ticker tape parades are probably the most jubilant.
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All ticker tape parades are also memorialized with a granite marker in the sidewalks of Broadway.
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I'd gone to other Pride parades with her, but I'd never been up on a float.
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In some countries, their best parades feature tanks and soldiers, rank by rank, column by column.
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Clinton is so committed to an approach they see as nearly as dated as torchlight parades.
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Some conservative observers have cited these past parades to rebut concerns about Trump's endeavor this week.
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North Korea has long used parades to display the strength of its military, the outlet noted.
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In addition, gay pride parades have been banned in Istanbul for the last two years running.
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The United States doesn't normally hold such parades unless there is a clear-cut military victory.
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Disney character performers visit with guests and attend special events such as parades and live shows.
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Some of the tractors have been trotted out in military parades pulling wagons loaded with weapons.
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"No matter how many Gay Pride parades I went on, it didn't go away," he said.
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Gay pride parades increasingly include marchers representing corporations, from defense contractor Raytheon to telecommunications conglomerate Comcast.
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As I walked along Broadway, I read every plaque embedded in the sidewalk, commemorating past parades.
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With memories of the shooting still fresh, there was an increased police presence at most parades.
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Sunday schools closed, and church picnics, Fourth of July parades and Italian saints' festivals were canceled.
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The Ku Klux Klan held rallies and parades there, family members testified in the Gebhardt trial.
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Mr. Kim did not speak on Sunday, as he did in some of the past parades.
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St. Patrick's Day parades in Ireland were swapped for miniature Lego gatherings shared on social media.
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For years, Israel and Turkey were the only countries in the region that had Pride parades.
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Pride parades were inspired by the 1969 Stonewall riots, which pitted L.G.B.T.Q. people against the police.
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Pride parades were inspired by the 1969 Stonewall riots, which pitted L.G.B.T. people against the police.
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Cities have canceled St. Patrick's Day parades across the country as more coronavirus cases are confirmed.
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Ah, John Hughes: lover of parades, champion of Ben Stein, and notorious appreciator of vacation days.
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St. Patrick's Day parades in Chicago and Dublin have been canceled in the last few days.
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Attend Rallies, Parades & Gatherings Of course there are always rallies for these kinds of international holidays.
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Despite our size, we maintained one of the biggest Fourth of July parades in the state.
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It showed off new types of intercontinental ballistic missiles in parades in 2012, 2013 and 2015.
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Schumer, a longtime Giants fan, has attended the team's Super Bowl championship parades in the past.
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They both love military parades, expect "Dear Leader" displays of fawning and favor McDonald's and Madonna.
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Modern audiences won't want to sit for hours through parades of static arias and confusing plots.
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Parades have always been inventive and theatrical, often poking fun at the theme for the krewe.
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Some Senate Republicans skipped Fourth of July parades, fearing confrontations with voters angry over health care.
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She remembered being shocked by the New York reaction to "Parades and Changes" and its nudity.
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Modern Krampus parades, however, are bound by strictly enforced rules, including no drinking and no hitting.
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East Asian communities around the state are celebrating, with parades, festivals and family gatherings at home.
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London, New York and Chicago are among the cities holding Pride parades or rallies Saturday and Sunday.
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There are Pride parades in many small cities and towns, and many businesses even fly LGBTQ flags.
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Ten times as many officers have been dispatched to police some parades as were sent last year.
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Large bonfires are traditionally lit in Protestant areas to mark the eve of the July 12 parades.
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Senators ran into constituents at Independence Day parades who urged them to reject the GOP health bill.
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And I don&apost like parades because I&aposm short and I can&apost see over people.
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A marching band parades down a street in St. Petersburg, Florida, while a crowd looks on, 1955.
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Such parades in other countries are usually staged to celebrate victories in battle or showcase military might.
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And skipping rehearsal isn't an option in a country known for supersize parades to mark major events.
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European parades do not in fact reek of fascism or furious nationalism, it should be pointed out.
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She has carte blanche to appear frequently in the press against a background of warships and parades.
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But it is increasingly celebrated with parades rife with floats, giant skeleton marionettes and thousands of participants.
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Elsewhere in Iowa, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders was attending five holiday parades in a 24-hour stretch.
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It's a "friendly community," with town parades and decorations get plastered across its facades during the holidays.
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Colorful parades took place in Spanish villages, towns and cities on Tuesday, the eve of the Epiphany.
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For the first few decades, ticker tape parades were mainly held to celebrate politicians, veterans, and astronauts.
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Parades in Tokyo Disneyland are still extremely popular, but fans now sit on sidewalks to view them.
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Mr. Trump, top Pentagon officials say, is unpredictable, frustrating and overly focused on spectacles like military parades.
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But if Pyongyang tests the missile that has appeared in recent military parades, it could be sooner.
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Changes have been made, such as adding current affairs questions, or renaming swimsuit parades as "fitness" segments.
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Known as Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival, the event is marked by parades and fireworks.
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They include parades, barbecues, fireworks displays, concerts, and also welcome ceremonies for those who recently became citizens.
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Many large parades and festivals are held during the day in relatively low-crime areas in Manhattan.
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Ireland is marking the centenary of the Rising this year with programs and parades the island over.
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People across the country start their day with parades and picnics and end their day with fireworks.
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As sheets of droplets fall onto his dancers, Biebs parades back and forth in front of them.
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Another tribute revealed that Xavier Serrano, another victim, would perform in parades at the Universal theme park.
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Independence celebrations are still a big deal, and the anniversary is marked by parades and army demonstrations.
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In addition to yoga, they also participate in other events like daily parades to delight the guests.
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Do you have any tips for people who might want to photograph boat parades and holiday festivals?
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Several cities canceled their St. Patrick's Day parades, including Boston, Dallas, New Orleans, Pittsburgh and Savannah, Georgia.
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The cancellation of Easter parades that draw millions of spectators is a blow to Spain's tourism industry.
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Tens of thousands of members take part in thousands of parades a year, both large and small.
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I reported from slum riots and carnival parades in Rio and from tumultuous election rallies in Venezuela.
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But in 2019, Pride parades feel like gigantic block parties sponsored by Mastercard, Microsoft, and TD Bank.
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Archival footage of Hendrix appears on a screen, flanked by disparate images: war scenes, jellyfish, military parades.
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And there are weeklong conferences in Sobral and Príncipe featuring lectures, seminars, parades, dancing and fine dining.
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Sometimes Jill even takes on more commitments than her husband, throwing fundraisers, parades, or even house parties.
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The cancellation of Easter parades that draw millions of spectators is a blow to Spain's tourism industry.
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That same martial precision can be found in modern military parades in Russia, China and North Korea.
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But they will need to do more than give fiery speeches at Labor Day rallies and parades.
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It stressed that large gatherings included "festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of assemblies."
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I traversed the Terrace of the Elephants, where Khmer noblemen once watched parades of royal war elephants.
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I understand the appeal of parades, but it's a bad idea and a big misuse of resources.
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Google and YouTube may no longer be welcome at one of the world's largest LGBTQ Pride parades.
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The wide range between estimates is because parades of different lengths and equipment would have different costs.
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The move aimed to avoid throngs in confined places like concert halls, sports events and carnival parades.
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The move aimed to avoid throngs in confined places like concert halls, sports events and carnival parades.
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By the 1950s, as many as three ticker-tape parades were being held in a single week.
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By the 1950s, as many as three ticker-tape parades were being held in a single week.
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The United States has had a smattering of military parades in the 242 years of its existence.
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Where are the ticker-tape parades, the gaudy trophies, the commemorative T-shirts, the cloying mayoral speeches?
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Inside the EU, pride parades were attacked in Poland, which is led by a far-right government.
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New Orleans laws allow drinking alcohol during parades, as long as it is in a plastic cup.
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High winds could put Thanksgiving parades at risk, including the annual Macy's parade in New York City.
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"If I leave a legacy, it will be 'Planetary Dance,' not 'Parades and Changes,'" Ms. Halprin said.
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Her mother forged young Stephanie's birth certificate so the teenager could get a job in Disneyland parades.
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Collectively called the "two sessions," these parades of bureaucratic power have dominated foreign news coverage of China.
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The pride parades before that—you used to go to Central Park, and it was very small.
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To offer the King penguins more time to connect to this arctic side, the zoo started Penguin Parades.
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Various Memorial Day parades and celebrations have been held in Chicago since 1870, by the city&aposs account.
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This is where they often have those huge choreographed mass displays and also military parades pass by here.
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In Rio de Janeiro, Carnival is five days long and consists of music, dancing, parades, and street parties.
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Fritts said it would be easy to find people to arrest at events such as gay pride parades.
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This is my first pride in San Francisco — I've been to parades in Italy, but nothing like this.
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According to the hospital's Facebook page, a mother duck parades her new ducklings through the hospital every year.
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"There are no alien parades, alien dog costume contests or other gimmicks," Torres, of Edinburg, Texas, tells PEOPLE.
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That did not discourage some blocos, or street parades, from taking up the cause at this month's festivities.
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Though it's no Coney Island lockdown, finding a bathroom during the Mardi Gras parades can still be tricky.
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There will be no victory parades outside of Liberty Memorial, but it's a step in the right direction.
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Today's white-washed Pride parades and accompanying brand campaigns would have you believe that equality has been achieved.
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Pubs heave, parades march and for one day revellers raise a glass to Ireland and its patron saint.
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In fact, one of his earliest performance memories is from one of these parades they used to attend.
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Since Russian pram parades began in 2008 they have been held annually in different cities around the country.
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Of course, it's Coachella, so even though there were parades of the same originality still finds the spotlight.
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Performer from Beija Flor samba school parades during the Carnival celebrations at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro.
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But among the usual speeches, rituals, and parades, K-pop and a kid guitarist came out on top.
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Duke's jobs included hanging out at the local pub, appearing in parades, and keeping the "riff-raff out".
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Today, it's a holiday filled with parades, good food, and references to struggles of the past and present.
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It displayed what looked like ICBMs during recent military parades, but analysts said they were probably mock-ups.
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All pride parades happen in defiance of people who want the L.G.B.T. community to be scared and ashamed.
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One of the first Pride parades was held in Chicago, which still boasts one of the largest crowds.
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Tributes to the armed forces and to veterans, especially in smaller military parades, are common on July 4th.
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During Reconstruction, new black citizens celebrated in Jubilee Day parades that linked emancipation to the right to vote.
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Speaking of parades, according to the anonymous Disney employee, the Christmas Parade is particularly popular during the holiday.
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The St. Patrick's Day parades in Chicago and Boston were canceled, and the parade in Manhattan was postponed.
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Cities and towns all over California are hosting ghoulish parades, bashes, costume contests and trick or treat events.
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It is a whirl, too, of events like ticker-tape parades, civic battles, financial booms and inevitable busts.
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Madame Tussauds parades his waxwork through the streets of New York in a veneer-white, top-down convertible.
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It cited conferences, festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events and weddings as examples of gatherings that should be postponed.
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Fearing transmission at mass public events, parades in New York, Chicago and Philadelphia have been canceled (The Hill).
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He has appeared in 40 parades — more than any other character — as an aviator, astronaut, skater and more.
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When its athletes returned home with golds, it honored them with car parades and rewards, like new apartments.
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Other military parades in recent years were broadcast live, but the event on Thursday aired several hours later.
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While the parading Guards were carrying weapons, they were apparently not loaded, a normal practice in military parades.
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An opponent of abortion who avoids gay pride parades, Mr. Scheer's social conservatism evidently turned off many Canadians.
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It's Fat Tuesday -- the last day of parades, parties and indulgence before the Christian season of Lent begins.
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According to "One Day at Disney," attraction hostesses are mainly responsible for directing guests during parades and fireworks.
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It brings the dance to dozens of events each year, like Cinco de Mayo celebrations, quinceañeras and parades.
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These parades were historically seen as a display of Protestant supremacy, and they frequently led to sectarian clashes.
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Disney offers a number of parades, fireworks shows and in-park entertainment that promises to delight, not terrify.
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That's because the Bastille Day parade isn't exactly like the Nazi or Soviet military parades of the past.
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How to justify participating in Baath Party parades, and throatily chanting party songs, and heartily praising party propaganda?
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The event, billed as the largest of its kind since 2011, was reminiscent of military parades under Gaddafi.
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George Georgiou's "American Parades" will be released next month and can be purchased from the photographer's Kickstarter page.
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Rarer still are parades involving high-tech weaponry, tanks and other heavy equipment, which Trump has reportedly requested.
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It's hard to foster a culture of kindness when your commander in chief himself proudly parades bullying behavior.
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Yet, no parades will be held, no feasts prepared, and families will not gather together in its honor.
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But unlike the Reconstruction-era Klan, the 1920s Klan was a civic organization that held parades and picnics.
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OutVets, a group that represents US veterans who identify as LGBTQ, participated in the past two South Boston parades.
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There are only a handful of major fashwave artists, and they're not headlining any fascist raves or military parades.
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There are marches everywhere, from small town parades throughout the country to the weekend-long NYC and LA spectacles.
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Since I&aposm here, I love the diversity of it and also my representations have the best parades here.
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Krewes — groups that participate in Mardi Gras parades — throw beads and other prizes to parade-watchers, including many children.
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Along with the parades, local New Orleanians celebrate Mardi Gras with traditions such as balls, King Cake, and costumes.
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A lot of small parades are run by local fire departments and schools, so check there for upcoming events.
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A Halloween reveler dressed as Casper the Friendly Ghost parades down Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood on Oct.
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Deputies also place decorative chrome bayonets over the barrels of their assault rifles during parades and other community events.
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Flunkeys distribute badges with his portrait, hang banners proclaiming him leader along the city's highways and organise military parades.
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Beyond joining pride parades across the country, many of these companies have taken stances in support of LGBTQ rights.
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It may be surprising to learn that for the past five years, Ugandan L.G.B.T.I. people have held pride parades.
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Often host nations pull out all the stops, with elaborate state dinners, tours of historical sites and military parades.
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People paint their faces as skeletons and wear colorful clothes and flowers in their hair for dances and parades.
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In a later episode, Erin's family escapes the city during parades held by the Orange Order, a Protestant organization.
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When you talk about Muslim gays, people in Tunisia, people in Turkey, those are places that have LGBT parades.
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The comic reportedly performed around 15 minutes of "typical Louis C.K. stuff," more specifically, racism, parades, and tipping waitresses.
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" Louis CK, the comic known for "exploring reality", last nite ".. performed 'typical Louis C.K. stuff' -racism, waitresses' tips, parades.
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The girl in the video parades her prize around in various outfits, including a silver chain and gym shorts.
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The member of the regiment responsible for leading Llywelyn in parades is known, quite brilliantly, as the "Goat Major".
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Over the years, Pride Month has exploded and there are now hundreds of parades across the globe each year.
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We were shooting mostly documentary stuff (parades, events, concerts, things like that), but I'm not an avid documentary watcher.
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And now, on the last Monday in May, it's marked with parades, public events, speeches and church services nationwide.
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America is changing as the secularist bandwagon parades through the halls of Congress and even in Small Town USA.
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Since then, people in Babadook shirts and even head-to-toe Babadook costumes have been spotted at pride parades.
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The tragedy occurred just as other LGBT Pride parades and events were unfolding around the country that same weekend.
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Trump's main reason for going seems to be that he enjoys military parades, which the French excel in presenting.
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After toiling away in your cubicle on Monday and Tuesday, head back out Wednesday for the parades and fireworks.
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Following his efforts, Stubby participated in parades, met three presidents, and received dozens of awards, including a Purple Heart.
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Many major American cities mark the holiday with fireworks and parades, and typically ramp up security around such events.
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And parades — he would have marched with advocates for social justice as a matter of human dignity and inclusion.
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It now features feasts, parades and costumes; a regatta and dance -- newer events intended to draw a younger crowd.
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"I remember going in the parades through downtown New York, and seeing those videos are pretty crazy," he said.
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Examples of large events include "festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of assemblies," the CDC said.
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Others took part in flamboyant parades or extravagant penitents' processions, carrying crosses on their backs to commemorate Jesus' suffering.
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There were still the local parades, the pancake breakfasts, the country club dinners and the early morning StarCycle classes.
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Portraits of a mustached Stalin have started to appear in military parades, and streets are occasionally named after him.
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I live for these moments of chaos and disorder and noise: concerts, convention centers, parades, amusement parks, live performances.
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That included tremendous contributions from immigrants, women and African-Americans, who were raucously celebrated in victory parades upon return.
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From the Compton's Cafeteria riots to decades of pride parades, drag queens have always been champions of political activism.
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He plopped himself right down in the middle of the public consciousness and shared his thoughts about, reportedly, parades.
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He went home a celebrity, cheered in parades, showered with medals, embraced by President Richard M. Nixon and Gov.
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Thanksgiving is at heart more than parades, or football or even country; there's no flag-waving or chest-thumping.
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But Barajas discovered life in and after the military isn't all parades and patriotic displays from a grateful public.
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"This fits into the whole tradition of totalitarian mass events, parades, collective celebrations of sporting events," said Mr. Gudkov.
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"When there were special parades the government was doing, it was like you were forced" to go, she said.
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Around the world this weekend, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals and allies are attending pride parades and marches.
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She began to conceive scenes of black history, from slavery through Mardi Gras parades and the Rodney King protests.
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While such weather is not uncommon at this time of year, it may rain on some Thanksgiving Day parades.
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"We actually have (had) military parades in this country before," he said in response to a question from Rep.
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The Vibe The Oval is a gathering place for many local activities, like running races, parades and fireworks displays.
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The celebrations, which boasted one of Beijing's largest military parades, took place as China faces economic and political challenges.
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It's green food, green parades, green fountains and famous sites around the world that take on a greenish glow.
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Mark Hertling, a CNN military analyst, asked his military colleagues on Twitter "Who likes parades?" he received many responses.
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Record Store Day celebrations include performances, cook-outs, body painting, artist meet and greets, parades, and — our favorite — deals.
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Trump's idea was reportedly inspired by France's Bastille Day, when parades celebrate a turning point in the French Revolution.
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In Russia, as in France, the national parades celebrate armed conflicts — victory in World War II, in Russia's case.
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It's hard for robotic presidents offering a history lesson to compete with "Star Wars" rides and "Toy Story" parades.
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Carnival parades are common in many parts of Germany's Rhineland and Roman Catholic south in the months before Lent.
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China regularly holds parades of this kind, marking the anniversary of the communist victory at the end of World War II, and, notoriously, North Korea parades its military might on almost any excuse, most recently in an attempt to upstage the Winter Olympics that have just begun south of the Demilitarized Zone.
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It's the neighborhood where you'll see pride parades begin, dyke marches take off, and street parties go into the night.
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Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian may have discovered a new type of float to include in this year's Thanksgiving Day parades.
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Most American cities and towns mark the holiday with fireworks and parades, and typically ramp up security around such events.
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La Reina de Carnaval and el Rey Momo, the celebration's queen and king, hover over the parades on intricate floats.
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The US does not have a history of major military parades marching through its cities, except to celebrate wartime victories.
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Though it's come to be defined by parades and glitter, day drinking and leather, Pride is more than a party.
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Tons of people dressed up as the Babadook at this year's Pride parades, and it got pretty out of control.
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Malcolm parades Jennifer around the town in order to root out her relative, who they know is on the island.
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But while the trolling parades on with no end in sight, let's pause and consider some important logistical questions here.
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This week is supposed to be about hope and optimism for the nation's future, celebrated with inaugural balls and parades.
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The short video presents a montage of Pyongyang's military parades and missile tests along with the targeting of U.S. forces.
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Big events go by unseen while we sweat the smaller stuff; things happen underground while we watch the boulevard parades.
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That's not easy to do in the West Point environment, where you're distracted with studying and parades and cadet activities.
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If parades aren't your thing, make an appearance at one of the other pride events in Kentucky in coming days.
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Pride parades have existed in the U.S. for decades, long before the Supreme Court in 2015 legalized same-sex marriage.
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The parades got started nearly a week ago, and most of them have been met with demonstrators ... as seen above.
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But it wasn't without its critics — some said it was reminiscent of the military parades dictators and other strongmen hold.
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Today, we celebrate with parades, stuffing, cranberry sauce, football, outdoor fun, naps, and quality time with the people we love.
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Police said the interior ministry decided last week to beef up security procedures for events including Easter parades and elections.
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Unlike at some previous parades attended by Kim, there did not appear to be a senior Chinese official in attendance.
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This year's Día de los Muertos festivities are the biggest Alonso has ever seen, with over 200 parades and concerts.
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The world's first organized pride parades took place simultaneously in New York City and Hollywood, California on June 28, 83.
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"You'd assume they'd be having parades out in the streets," he said in a recent New York magazine cover story.
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The parades are reminders, especially in these fractious times, that there are people we can celebrate in longed-for unity.
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The parades, held annually across the nation, are similar to those in the United States on Memorial Day. Brig. Gen.
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The BFFs were front and center for parades all day and night, and fans captured the action from ALL angles.
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Examples of large events and mass gatherings include conferences, festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of assemblies.
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To contain the spread of the coronavirus, Ireland has canceled parades and limited public gatherings through the end of March.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the City is postponing its three St. Patrick's Day parades and river dyeing. pic.twitter.
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They are now held every seven years, in a week of atonement and costumed parades that re-enact biblical parables.
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At theme parks, there are reservations for practically every experience inside the gates: rides, shows, parades, restaurants, meet and greets.
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Gabe Pressman, the senior correspondent for WNBC-TV, covered the hoopla of New York politics, protests and parades for decades.
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"I haven't noticed any humongous Robert E. Lee parades that are taking place in conjunction with Martin Luther King Day."
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"Marches and parades are, in effect, symbolic gestures," said Retired Colonel Robert Helvey, a scholar and teacher of strategic nonviolence.
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After announcing the defeat of ISIS in Iraq, Iraq's armed forces held celebratory parades in Iraq's capital, Baghdad, last December.
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On Sunday afternoon, the Liberals posted a video on Facebook showing Mr. Trudeau wading into crowds at gay pride parades.
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It has been trotted out at military parades, and Pyongyang's state media declared the anti-aircraft weapon operational in May.
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Colorism is not hidden — it parades itself on magazine covers, in big-budget films, on television and on social media.
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Keep in mind that most parade-related calls to emergency medical services occur on Fat Tuesday, with its bigger parades.
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Trump was openly admiring of the Bastille Day celebration, calling it "one of the greatest parades" he had ever witnessed.
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And, as the Post story notes, both Harry Truman and John F. Kennedy featured military equipment during their inaugural parades.
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Winter parades are also rare, though some analysts attribute this to training schedules beginning towards the end of the year.
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"It was one of the greatest parades I've ever seen," Trump told reporters a few months after returning from France.
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The new water system was welcomed with parades, fireworks, and fountains shooting plumes of water 50 feet into the air.
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The People's Liberation Army remains confined to barracks, except for ceremonial parades such as one Mr Xi will inspect this weekend.
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Here's how to celebrate The festivities go on all day and range from fireworks, parades, barbecues, citizenship ceremonies and other events.
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North Korea has never successfully tested an ICBM, despite repeatedly showing off what it claims are working missiles at military parades.
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Military parades in the United States are rare and historically have been used to mark the end of a military conflict.
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And that's at the heart of what parades are about: the instinct to connect, to be part of the human family.
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Tyler participated in the eugenics cause as a volunteer "hygiene" worker, managing publicity and organizing parades for a "Better Babies" campaign.
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Microsoft also has more than 4,000 employees marching in pride parades around the world next month as part of these efforts.
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He performs a minstrelsy of "hood" Blackness and parades around his Black wife in a way that clearly makes Nola uncomfortable.
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The carriage, in turn, parades in three counterclockwise circles around the royal crematorium, a temporary structure built solely for the occasion.
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Judging by Gigi and Bella Hadid's daily street style outfit parades, it's safe to say they have the best closets imaginable.
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Most foreign leaders have already worked out that the president responds well to big parades and badly to well-intentioned criticism.
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Formula E will use the trucks for drivers' parades and for shuttling equipment and cars around the grounds of each race.
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This, like the Soviet-themed parades, shows a certain nostalgia for the feeling of being a big, proud, militarily powerful country.
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Law enforcement's participation in Pride parades embodies the disconnect, she said, pointing to the arrests of protesters last weekend in Columbus.
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Over the course of this month's parties and parades, we've seen all sorts of rainbow flags to celebrate the LGBTQ community.
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I think the same thing is true with radicals today who see pride parades as overtaken by corporations and police forces.
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Groups such as the Islamic Defenders Front, a hardline religious organisation, have frequently disrupted LGBT parades and other assemblies with impunity.
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While most Pride parades in the United States take place in June, cities in other countries hold theirs over the summer.
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Beyond victory parades, tanks and other military hardware only appeared during the now-defunct Army Day and the occasional presidential inauguration.
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Along with the parades and rainbow-festooned marketing, this could be an excellent time to educate the public about continued discrimination.
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This week is National Infrastructure Week, but don't expect to see any parades or celebrations of America's infrastructure system this year.
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Throughout the country, year in and year out, towns big and small unite to host parades in homage of their veterans.
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The bus driver then fled and crashed into three "rara" parades in Mapou, about 5 km (3 miles) away, Faustin said.
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For many young North Korean students, rehearsing for one of the country's famously choreographed parades is almost a rite of passage.
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Parades, V.I.P. tours and various public functions often require service members to line up, fill seats and keep our mouths shut.
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Upon his release, Mr. Mandela was feted with state dinners and parades, and there's joy in seeing a hero so rewarded.
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Mass rallies and parades like the one on Sunday are a main way the government broadcasts its ideological and policy priorities.
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Since we are all supposed to be practicing social distancing, the usual parades, bar gatherings, concerts, and get togethers are discouraged.
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Meanwhile, St. Patrick's Day parades in Boston, Philadelphia and New Orleans have been canceled and Chicago has postponed its parade indefinitely.
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Brazilians have taken to the streets to vent their anger, not only in protests and strikes, but also in Carnival parades.
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Behind the tale of the two parades is a schism over the direction and soul of the country's largest gay march.
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For every American who cherishes freedom and democracy, New Year's Day should mean far more than college bowl games and parades.
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That's not exactly the image many Americans have of Pride parades today, which are complete with Chase Bank and Chipotle floats.
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Mr. Trump is a man who proudly parades his many egregious biases, especially against immigrants in general and Muslims in particular.
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In its evocation of exuberant parades and bustling crowds, the piece paid homage to a hero of Harrison's youth, Charles Ives.
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For those of us who have been in China for a long time, the parades reflect China's changing times and fortunes.
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The group performs halftime drills at local high schools and at band festivals, and regularly marches in parades around the country.
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"It was one of the greatest parades I've ever seen," Trump said at a United Nations gathering a few months later.
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Critics also claimed the event was an unnecessary display of military might and reminiscent of the parades held by authoritarian regimes.
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It even has a mascot, the pink and cylindrical Mr. Big Stick, who appears regularly in parades and at community events.
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Every year in Northern Ireland, Orangemen — who number around 30,000 — conduct thousands of parades, and they've been staging them for centuries.
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In past years, the annual parades have been attended by the leaders of China, Germany and the United States, among others.
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The parade will also feature period uniforms from the Old Guard Fife and Drum, a unit that parades in period uniform.
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"It was small but had a lot of patriotic feeling and parades on all the national holidays," Mr. Glenn once said.
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While almost all countries host military parades involving troops and veterans, those on the scale of France or China are rare.
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In its statement, Pride Toronto said it will use its dispute resolution process to assess law enforcement's participation in future parades.
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The Soviet Union commemorated the flight by establishing Cosmonautics Day, which has been celebrated since with parades and space-themed events.
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It began with cavalry charges on horseback, with uniforms topped by plumed helmets, and parades through streets with flags waving and children tripping over themselves alongside soldiers — and it ended with parades of the blind and disfigured, with swaths of land so pocked with unexploded ordnance and so toxic with chemicals that they're still uninhabited 100 years later.
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Speaking of parades: The NYC Pride Parade, one of the largest in the world, is set to take place on Jun. 30.
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Since then, the city has hosted more than 200 parades up Broadway from the Battery to City Hall, according to the alliance.
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A colourful procession of rainbow flag-waving supporters marched in downtown Tokyo on Sunday during one of its annual LGBTQ pride parades.
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New York has been designated the site of World Pride this year and parades around the globe are set for June 30.
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Parades, marches and demands for further action took place in cities across the world, and Instagram was filled with touching rainbow tributes.
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And he's working on making appearances with his truck at Pride parades throughout the state the rest of the month, he said.
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The day inspires parades, essay contests and other community events across the country to show support for America and its service members.
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Enjoy a parade Hundreds of Flag Day parades, concerts and other events are being held across the country to celebrate the holiday.
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The hip-hop mega producer thinks Trump was inspired by his BFF, Kim Jong-un ... who's known for overseeing similar military parades.
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Bungled identity parades, in which the police do not stick to required procedures, undermine even cases in which credible witnesses identify culprits.
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Our allies don't trust us, our adversaries don't fear us, Iran captures our sailors and parades them before the world on video.
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Second episode "Red Flags And Parades" is the moment the villainy of John (Eric Bana) starts to become apparent to everyone involved.
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Devastating hurricanes, Nazi and KKK parades, melting ice sheets, ISIS, and threats of nuclear war — We are daily bombarded with bad news.
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Family-friendly parades and weekend block parties make it possible for parents to watch kids closely or enjoy their own Halloween fun.
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Supposedly good friends with Santa Claus, he appears in Christmas parades and is often a white person blacked up, wearing Renaissance clothing.
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He attended military parades in Moscow and Beijing that other western leaders shunned, and appointed a Chinese company leader as his adviser.
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How To Celebrate Chinese New Year The Chinese New Year is celebrated with the Spring Festival, which includes parades, fireworks, and dancing.
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The city had previously ruled that ticker tape parades were only for special occasions — and the Space Age certainly fit the bill.
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Parades in Walt Disney World, for example, are much more elaborate now than they were when the park first opened in 1965.
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The bill language, which is being released Monday, mentions things like ceremonial units that are traditionally used in parades, the staffers said.
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Japan's first lady, Akie Abe, is known for standing up for LGBT rights and has attended gay pride parades in the past.
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Southeast of St. Kilda, on Phillip Island, the parades have become bigger — and younger — as a result, researchers believe, of climate change.
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There was no place for me to find out about crip pride, about disability identity — no cultural spaces, no parades or events.
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Rara parades, which usually take place around Easter, are groupings of musicians playing traditional instruments who are often joined by passers-by.
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"However, North Korea has a habit of showing off new concepts in parades before they ever test or launch them," Hanham said.
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As a pro-tip, skip the parades and head for Big Thunder Mountain or Haunted Mansion for a shorter-than-normal wait.
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Behind him, a woman with a red and orange corn snake wrapped around her hand like a bandage parades through the café.
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Sports leagues are restricting locker room access, bands have postponed tour dates, and in Ireland, St. Patrick's Day parades have been scratched.
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Of course, it could have been one of those "bear paws on a stick," like people carry at parades in New Orleans.
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And North Korea might want to give Mr. Trump, who has expressed an interest in military parades, a display of its own.
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Similar parades were being held around the world, with celebratory events in liberal democracies and growing fights for equality in other places.
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By contrast ARK claims Amber is nothing more than a former stripper who parades down the Sunset Strip in a bathing suit.
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This award-winning actor has no shame in letting it all hang loose as he parades through the streets of Los Angeles.
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In Boston, he made the rounds of fraternal clubs and political dinners, his familiar Irish face beaming at St. Patrick's Day parades.
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One of Seattle's most popular annual parades snakes by a 16-foot statue of Vladimir Lenin and features throngs of nude bicyclists.
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Avoiding direct threats of violence, the groups mostly post images of parades and religious celebrations, and videos of speeches by their leaders.
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In some countries, women receive flowers and gifts, while in others it is a day of parades and protests for women's rights.
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Between Mardi Gras parades, I went to visit the house I grew up in, which has been abandoned for about a decade.
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Several cities, including Chicago, canceled St. Patrick's Day parades and events to limit the spread of the disease in the large crowds.
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Ireland canceled all St. Patrick's Day parades, including Dublin's, as the outbreak affected plans for cultural and sporting events around the world.
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Lukashenko likes to appear in military uniform on Belarus' national days, when the army parades Soviet-style down the grand Minsk boulevards.
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And while all three of them were used during parades, it was the brightness of the white that left the biggest impression.
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L.G.B.T. groups now participate in St. Patrick's Day parades both large and small across the New York region and the United States.
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While many lawmakers have opted against hosting town halls, many will be holding public events or participating in parades over the recess.
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Each night at sunset, a bagpiper — also in a kilt — parades past the lobby windows, right in front of the helicopter pad.
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In those stark years, when Mao's wives wore Mao suits, the dandyism that the Party suppressed was invested in parades of hardware.
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But of course he couldn't stop the holiday, and although some parades were axed, the people flooded the streets to celebrate anyway.
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It truly comes alive during the October fête votive — 11 days of jollification with bull-running, bull-fighting and brass band parades.
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Parades with the tanks and the synchronized dancing, and why can't they train 10,000 doves to spell out "Trump" in the clouds?
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Tonight's parades include the Krewe of Muses, an all-female organization named after the goddesses of arts and sciences in Greek mythology.
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Gay and transgender groups campaigned for years to be included in St. Patrick's Day parades in Boston, New York and other cities.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI This was more performance and less participation than many of the Make Music Winter parades, but it was delightful nevertheless.
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Often called "the greatest free show on Earth," Mardi Gras draws hundreds of thousands of visitors for days of parades and revelry.
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The rainbow flags and vibrant parades stand as a symbolic rejection of discrimination and violence toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities.
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Two days before one of the largest Gay Pride parades in the US, nearly everything in sight has been decked with rainbow flags.
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Parades, picnics, fireworks and welcome ceremonies for new citizens highlight this holiday, which marks the joining in 1867 of Canada's original three provinces.
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Today is Rosenmontag, or "Rose Monday" in Germany, the climactic day of Carnival that features huge parades in cities like Cologne and Düsseldorf.
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Both parades gave in to public pressure last year after major sponsors withdrew their support and opened their ranks to openly gay marchers.
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BOSTON – In these complex times, a simple question about the quintessential American holiday of fireworks, cookouts and parades isn&apost always so simple.
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When we came out with our kids on the streets and parades, waving our flags and teaching our children the importance of patriotism.
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Celebrations can also include live music, dancing and parades from residences to graveyards, where family members will gather around their loved ones' graves.
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The tale uses a basic rhyme scheme and colorful, energetic illustrations to introduce kids to the parades that take place during Pride Month.
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Even the city's biggest samba schools say they are struggling to fund the huge elaborate parades they put on at the city's Sambodromo.
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"Some of the people have come up to me at parades and said, 'Shut them down; do this and do that,'" said Sen.
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At all the homegrown parades and during Mardi Gras there's a lot of sunrise things that happen to evoke this or that spirit.
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We are continually learning the craft: REAL clowns can make balloons, paint fun faces, do silly magic, perform in skits and in parades.
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On the one hand, it is true that a national reverence for the troops has not generated lots of large-scale military parades.
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The annual 10-day festival of costume parties and parades is one of the biggest tourist draws of the year for Key West.
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She makes the woollen breeches, skirts and embroidered waistcoats the Faroese wear for Olavsoka, a midsummer holiday of parades, dancing and ballad recitals.
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From parades and festivals to barbecues and football, here's what you should know for Labor Day 2016: The official end of summer, really?
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If parades and festivals are your thing, note that the annual New York City Labor Day Parade doesn't take place until September 215.
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" Day of the Sun Previous years have seen grand military parades, mass celebrations and weapons tests conducted on the "Day of the Sun.
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The LGBTQ groups organizing the two parades are actually in conflict with one another, each side trying to shut the other march down.
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The city's famed Uptown streetcar line wraps around the circle, and nearly all Carnival parades traverse it near the end of their route.
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The day is typically celebrated with lavish parades, military reenactments and strong man competitions that include log throwing, arm wrestling and cinderblock chopping.
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Stockbridge Main Street goes all out every year in December to recreate the idyllic New England setting with parades, caroling, and holiday concerts.
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From there, the holiday grew to be celebrated around the country — and today, one of the largest Juneteenth parades is held in Milwaukee.
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Here in America, most of us won't be celebrating the Canadian holiday with parades, fireworks, or barbecues — we're saving all that for Tuesday.
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After the Charleston massacre, some Appalachian whites reacted to backlash against the Confederate flag by participating in regional traffic parades of Confederate flags.
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The group regularly distributed fliers and staged parades around town, and held annual summits that brought in neo-Nazis from around the world.
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Incredibly, this struggle continues as young people still confront hatred when wearing regalia in public, at graduation ceremonies, and yes, at pride parades.
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Later I learned these guys were in fact the Shriners, members of a famously philanthropic fraternity who on occasion participate in local parades.
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Gabbard and Delaney will appear at parades in Amherst and Laconia; Delaney also will participate in barbecues hosted by Brentwood and Manchester Democrats.
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Plus, the winter season, between Christmas Day and St. Patrick's Day, are times when cities are bustling with parades, festivals, and special markets.
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This gave rise to organized community get-togethers, activities, and parades in the 1920s, which later morphed into Halloween parties in the 1950s.
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He wanted a similar event in the US, but critics were concerned about the cost — and parallels to military parades in totalitarian countries.
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The entire city can seem transformed into a spectacular carnival, with parades crisscrossing the city, residents in costume and daily bullfights and concerts.
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The future spreads before the four of them now, pure and unspoiled, parades and Cy Young Awards, nine-figure contracts and Cooperstown plaques.
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Both Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski seemed to be playing the "defender of your health care" card in their respective July 4 parades.
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That could limit it to huge events like music festivals, though perhaps it could work for parades, sports events, or political rallies too.
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Several large sporting events and parades, which tend to draw massive crowds in closed quarters, are getting canceled or postponed across the country.
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In distinctive PLA camouflage fatigues, cap and combat boots, he has overseen some of the biggest military parades since the 1949 Communist victory.
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Why do we know the holiday more for its alcohol and parades, its green beer and Shamrock Shakes, than for its religious meaning?
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Tomorrow, we'll remember those who lost their lives in defense of our freedom, and celebrate them with parades, drink, a lot of food.
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Parades to celebrate gay pride were held around the world this weekend, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising in New York.
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Take pride parades: The LGBTQ community in New York City took to the streets of Manhattan for the first pride march in 1970.
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Besides its Mardi Gras celebrations, which include weeklong parties and parades, the city is also known for its delectable Cajun and Creole cuisine.
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"Billy Budd" is not a dated piece of gay literature seen from an era where corporate sponsors turn Pride parades into beer stands.
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He did a 15-minute set that touched on what the club owner called "typical Louis C. K. stuff" — racism, waitresses' tips, parades.
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Ms. Gill, a co-founder of Golden Road Brewery, tries a candy-infused cream ale and parades through the streets with fellow brewers.
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"Examples of large events and mass gatherings include conferences, festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of assemblies," the CDC said.
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Sunday • The Pride March parades from 1863th Street and Fifth Avenue to Christopher and Greenwich Streets in the West Village, beginning at noon.
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Mr. de Blasio is running for re-election, and ethnic parades like the Puerto Rican Day celebration are staples of the campaign trail.
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They're responsible for leading trail rides and giving tours of barns, though they sometimes head to Magic Kingdom to lead horses through parades.
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As a child, he watched neighbors march under his window in the annual Orange Order parades celebrating Protestant domination of his own people.
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As Joseph Berger observed in a 2009 Times article, Presidents' Day is perhaps the only federal holiday that's free of parades and fireworks.
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Those groups did not participate in inaugural parades for President Obama, according to previous lineups, although other veterans groups marched in Obama's inauguration.
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I remember chasing my cousins around the neighborhood during weekly family dinners and riding with my great-grandpa during the Liberation Day parades.
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Cody was 4 and 5 years old at the parades, in 203 and 2000, and said they were some of his earliest memories.
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He painted repeated pictures, in an Impressionist style, of Manhattan avenues festooned for victory parades: a world composed entirely of confetti and flags.
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An afternoon at the sumo is a tremendous spectacle, from the ceremonial parades of wrestlers to the pre-fight Shinto rituals and posturing.
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Two Christmas parades in North Carolina were recently canceled after organizers feared violent protests because the events would have included Confederate-friendly groups.
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The Fourth of July is the quintessential American holiday, commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence with flags, fireworks, parades and picnics.
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From parades and festivals to barbecues and football, here's what you should know for Labor Day 28: The official end of summer, really?
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Earlier, Rouhani used the occasion of the military parades to compare President Donald Trump to former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, Press TV reported.
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Attendees at alcohol-soused festivals and parades know to look for Linda Green, the self-styled "Ya-Ka-Mein Lady" for a bowlful.
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Its role in Jewish history was emphasized in military parades and curriculums, and students from across Israel were taken there on school visits.
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Under development since 1997, the DF-41 was rumored to appear in parades in 20243 and 2017, but instead was kept under wraps.
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Melon credits his fresh perspective on the parades to the fact that he's only been going to second lines for a few years.
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According to the National Security Archives, the CIA used to spy on the Soviet Union in broad daylight at the nation's military parades.
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Lunar New Year in New York means lions on Saturday, firecrackers on Monday and much more throughout the month, including parades, festivals and exhibitions.
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Rio's municipal government expects more than a million visitors and says the week of parades, tourism and related activities should generate almost $1 billion.
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Pride parades are the best kind of public spectacle: They uplift, unite, and give people a great reason to have a lot of fun.
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Johnson, for her part, said that parades have become too commercial, focusing on the advertising of multi-billion-dollar corporations who sponsor the events.
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In the days before it, however, many celebrate with elaborate, crowded parties and parades — from Mardi Gras in New Orleans to Carnival in Brazil.
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" To observe the holiday, "revellers don funky makeup and costumes, hold parades and parties, sing and dance, and make offerings to lost loved ones.
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Johnson appears to be up to no good playing a sexy felon alongside Hemworth, who parades around the trailer shirtless as a cult leader.
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The Pride Sale offers books, manuscripts, photographs, archives, art, and objects chronicling the lives of luminaries and the history of movements, parades, and protests.
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They work the same circuit, including sporting events, parades, concerts, and any cultural event where they might sell a few wholesale buttons and shirts.
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Here's your guide to celebrating Pride all across the U.S. this month — including parties and parades in your favorite large cities and small towns.
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Chinatowns in the U.S. and Europe host parades, with lanterns and the traditional dragon dance, in which people use poles to animate a dragon.
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Caption: A reveler looks on as Rex, King of Carnival, parades down St. Charles Avenue during Mardi Gras Day in 2014 in New Orleans.
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Parades tend to be on smooth roads, the wheels of our sleigh are pneumatic, and there is very little effort involved for the reindeer.
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For the first time in his life, Al Mawsily says, he is routinely witnessing Shiite parades, which have the potential to stoke ethnic tensions.
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But it's true: We've all felt fury at how America parades around with self-righteous armies in foreign lands while neglecting problems at home.
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Carnival's US epicenter is New Orleans (I'll nod to Mobile, Alabama, too), where more than 70 parades roll across the region through Fat Tuesday.
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Nothing had changed: the Parades, the Grand Hotel, the well-dressed people on the streets, the unfearful sea all drew once more from Mrs.
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Democrats have expressed concerns that Trump is politicizing the holiday and that his use of military equipment will mirror parades held in autocratic regimes.
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Black Consciousness Day was established in 2003, featuring the "Freedom Walk" — parades around the country meant to show the size of the black population.
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From Friday through Sunday, those 5 and younger can join drop-in workshops to design their own Olympic torches to carry in impromptu parades.
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Even if you won't have the chance to attend any parades, it's a pretty fun way to show your support for the LBGT community.
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Meanwhile, back home, that sound you hear amid the Independence Day parades is a pretty steady drumbeat against the bill from GOP senators' constituents.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Early-morning parties, parades and lots of raised glasses marked the release of the 2017 Beaujolais Nouveau wine across France on Thursday.
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The parades symbolize the moment when the queer community literally took to the streets with the unanimous proclamation that we are here, and everywhere.
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Five massive parades wound through the streets of Boston during that deadly September, marking occasions like Labor Day or Liberty Loan war bond drives.
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The parades have moved online, but with that minor difference accounted for, they are much, much larger than they were a few decades ago.
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Istanbul police fired tear gas and rubber bullets on LGBTQ supporters to enforce a ban on Pride parades in Turkey's largest city on Sunday.
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News channels and social media feeds are filled with provocative images and rumor-mongering: crowds of potential migrants, military parades, anti-United States graffiti.
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These dishes are fixtures of the holiday meals in Hazel's native Jamaica, where Christmas is a full-on party, complete with parades and markets.
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Flying beer cans at Boston parades have struck before ... remember when the Red Sox World Series trophy was damaged by a rogue Bud Light????
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Houston officials cancelled the city's rodeo, while those from New York City, Boston, Chicago and many others have called off St. Patrick's Day parades.
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In many European towns and cities, including this one, Armistice Day will bring concerts and parades, but here in Ypres, remembrance is ritualized, steadfast.
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On Monday, Ireland cancelled all St. Patrick's Day parades which draw hundreds of thousands of revellers, including tourists from around the world, each March.
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One of the most substantial early outbreaks occurred at one of the centers of carnival, which involves parades and parties, popular with the young.
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As an expression of raw imperial power, it's tough to beat the Prussians, who introduced the goose step to parades in the 17th century.
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It staged regular parades and demonstrations in the city, it and targeted immigrants, Catholics, Jews, eastern Europeans and black people for harassment, or worse.
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Pershing and Nike missiles were part of John F. Kennedy's inaugural celebration, recalled Michael Beschloss, a presidential historian, though Kennedy generally disliked military parades.
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Nikolai Alekseev, a gay rights activist coordinating this effort, told Novaya Gazeta he had chosen this tactic rather than staging risky, unsanctioned gay parades.
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This has been the overall trend since then — ever more mighty and technically impressive parades, but perhaps without the naïve enthusiasm of the 1980s.
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The city's library system recently announced the closure of three of its branches and other cuts have threatened community events, like parades and festivals.
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Prosecutors said there was no concrete reason to think the risk of attacks at parades had increased, but urged organizers to review security arrangements.
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So this weekend is packed with parades, festivals, and many more outdoor activities to help you soak up the last of those summer rays.
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Victory Day military parades in major Russian cities are followed by marches of ordinary citizens carrying pictures of relatives who fought in the war.
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In New Orleans, Carnival season is in full swing with street parades and parties all culminating next week with Mardi Gras, or Fat Tuesday.
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Tens of thousands of people in Russia attend May Day parades, which are intended to highlight labor issues and defend the rights of workers.
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The Lunar New Year is a 210-day celebration in the Asian community, marked by reunions with family and friends, feasts, parades and more.
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Is this the dawning of the next generation of dominance, a run that begets household names, championship parades and regular mentions on gossip pages?
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Crowds dance in cheerful parades held during the day in numerous cities, or parade together on their way to cemeteries the night of Halloween.
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Stockings are hung and people enjoy Christmas parades, concerts and the classic Christmas films with a glass of eggnog or mug of hot cocoa.
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Mardi Gras is a day of revelry that includes parades, parties and food before the Christian fasting season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday.
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He was greeted with much fanfare on the surface — parades and medals — and his physical wounds, including his amputated leg, were treated with care.
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The Endymion parade is one of the most popular parades leading up to Mardi Gras, which is Tuesday, and one of the most family-oriented.
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There are some examples in which an animal wins something or someone and parades around and looks like they're showing off, as we often do.
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The ticker tape parade was held in the city's Canyon of Heroes, which has been the site of other parades for Olympics victories and championships.
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Corporatized pride parades are being interrupted and protested by Black Lives Matter activists, reminding them that racism permeates the world of rainbow flags as well.
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" "This month is pride month for the LGBT community and as we have been so brutally reminded today, it's about more than parties and parades.
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Traditional New Orleans second line parades are often associated with jazz funeral processions, during which initial dirge music makes way for quicker, more joyful standards.
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At first glance, Pride month seems to be all about the LGBTQ+ Pride parades that happen in most major cities across the U.S. in June.
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Most cities that have parades also have other events throughout the month, like LGBTQ+ family movie nights, rooftop parties, and get-togethers for LGBTQ+ teens.
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But even though Pride parades might not look the same as they did at the beginning, much of the motivation behind Pride remains the same.
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For many, pride parades originated in protest and remain a form of protest (though ones with way better dancing and more thongs along the way).
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Many companies have rushed to flag their diversity credentials in recent weeks, as countries around the world celebrated Pride month with parades, events and marches.
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"Parades are a form of deterrence, certainly in Asia," notes Drew Thompson, who used to help shape policy on Taiwan at America's Department of Defence.
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The city has seen 10 "duck boat" parades in the past 16 years as Boston's four major sports franchises collected a string of 10 championships.
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Now that Thanksgiving has come and gone, Disneyland is gearing up for a month full of parades, sparkling lights, and the annual Festival of Holidays.
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The Tumblr meme-turned-full-scale- movement has officially made its way into the mainstream, with Babadooks popping up in Pride parades across the country.
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He did not mention the allegations against him, and instead worked his way through "typical Louis C.K. stuff" like racism, parades, and tips for waitresses.
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The hedonistic carnival celebration is considered the most important holiday across Brazil, with Rio de Janeiro's spectacular parades attracting close to 1m tourists last year.
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Activists can confront members on the sidelines of Independence Day parades, but they can't force senators to answer any questions or make any public commitments.
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The daily parades may be augmented with character capture and even virtual performances that occur on the floats and in sync with the live characters.
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Fat Tuesday, the traditional celebration on the day before Ash Wednesday and the beginning of Lent, is marked in New Orleans with parades and marches.
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Gay-pride parades, replete with bare-chested men dancing on floats, were tolerated, as were expressions of affection between couples (at least in big cities).
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They've become the second team to ever have back-to-back ticker tape parades — just another accolade to add to their long list of achievements.
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And as Americans gathered at parades that May 30 to honor fallen soldiers, they were all burdened by one looming issue: the quagmire in Vietnam.
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The morning ceremony was relatively uneventful, with the expected military parades followed by Vice President Álvaro García Linera's address and Evo's state of the union.
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Unlike his predecessor, Maduro was not a soldier, but he often appears at army parades and has tapped several members of the military as ministers.
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For better or worse, giant heads have become ubiquitous, nosing into college games and World Cup viewing parties, Davis Cup matches and N.F.L. victory parades.
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Ireland canceled all St. Patrick's Day parades, including the one in Dublin, as the outbreak affected plans for cultural and sporting events around the world.
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Countries celebrate on the evening before and on the actual day with parades of decorative floats and people in costume as the kings bearing gifts.
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You know they're always having parades and things like that, and there was a thing, an absolute extravaganza, and Woody is a part of it.
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We also stopped by the town of Jacmel, one of Haiti's top tourist destinations, mainly for the festivities and parades that culminate with the Feb.
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The outbreak continued through the Lunar New Year, a pivotal cultural holiday in the country, which typically comes with parades, festivals, and plenty of travel.
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Analysts speculated that Mr. Kim might choose to send a signal by not putting nuclear-related armaments on display, as he has in past parades.
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The community is tight-knit, and residents regularly hold group cookouts, holiday events and golf-cart parades (the primary mode of transportation in the neighborhood).
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Harris quickly sketched up an idea that February and emailed it to the Blackhawks; he proposed presenting a triptych of the team's Stanley Cup parades.
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Aside from the wild parades of Mardi Gras and Carnival, there's the annual Pikachu parade in Yokohama, Japan, and the Vienna Love Parade in Austria.
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At the same time, a four-hour version with restored passages, including parades of dancers in the prologue, proved difficult for some modern-day audiences.
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The Endymion parade is one of the most popular parades leading up to Mardi Gras, which is Tuesday, and one of the most family oriented.
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The Endymion parade is one of the most popular and one of the most family-oriented parades leading up to Mardi Gras, which is Tuesday.
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But even on a day with king cake, beads, parades and giant floats, there's still a question about the celebration: Why are pancakes being served?
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Know that you are going to have time on your hands and envy in your heart as you watch other cities stage their championship parades.
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Until the Italian navy finally bombed him out of power, d'Annunzio held choreographed parades, mandated poetry readings and concerts and gave grand speeches from balconies.
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Just last week, Iraq declared "final victory" over Islamic State, with parades through the streets of Baghdad in celebration after three years of bloody war.
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In support of their cause, women took to the streets in massive parades, picketed the White House, logged countless hours lobbying state and federal legislatures.
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He had remained on the Police Department's payroll as a first-grade detective and was a consistent presence at police functions, parades and sporting events.
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Pendleton also stayed in touch with her Mickey Mouse Club House co-stars, joining them for reunion and fan shows, conventions and parades at Disneyland.
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Last week, festivities began in Rio de Janeiro for Carnival, a large celebration involving music, dancing, parades, and parties before the Catholic observance of Lent.
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Here's what you need to know: • China and Russia showed their military might this weekend, holding parades that highlighted recent technical achievements and global ambitions.
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Different units came back at different times, but the people in New York made it a point, working with the War Department, to arrange parades.
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Who was the white judge who joined the KKK, marched in their parades and spoke at nearly 150 Klan meetings in his white-hooded uniform?
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During the Advent season, towns throughout the Erzgebirge still host miners' parades, the marching ranks dressed in traditional uniforms that resemble 19th-century military garb.
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Maine, once part of Massachusetts, became independent 200 years ago, and is celebrating its bicentennial in 2020 with festivals, parades, and events across the state.
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Or if St. Patrick's Day parades had been used as an opportunity for police departments to gather intelligence and identify activists in Irish-American communities.
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Nonetheless, a library exhibition celebrates 100 years of multilateralism since parades and fireworks first rang out in Geneva to celebrate the new "city of peace".
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Parades are held on key dates in the North Korea calendar, celebrating the country's military or marking the birth of its founder, Kim Il Sung.
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The parades, which usually take place around Easter, involve groups of musicians playing traditional instruments in the street, often joined by crowds of passers-by.
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Festivities pour outside of homes and temples and into the streets, where locals throw lavish parades and enjoy breathtaking fireworks displays over the River Hongbao.
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