Thais line route for procession The procession left the hospital at 5:34 p.
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The Parthenon frieze created in the mid-fifth century BCE depicts Athenians participating in a religious procession celebrating Athena called the Panathenaic procession.
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"When a procession is taken out there, it is difficult to make out whether it is an Indian or a Pakistani procession," he said.
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"There is a story told in the Talmud of a wedding procession and a funeral procession heading along parallel roads, with the roads intersecting," Myeres wrote.
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Federal police officers were at times present on the road, monitoring the procession, and a police helicopter circled overhead, but the authorities allowed the procession to carry on unimpeded.
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"When a procession is taken out there, it is difficult to make out whether it is an Indian or a Pakistani procession," he said, suggesting that Muslims were not Indian citizens.
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" Mourners chant 'Death to America' at funeral procession In Iraq's capital on Saturday, thousands of people attended a funeral procession, mourning Soleimani and al-Muhandis as they chanted "Death to America.
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Wildfire destroys homes but not the holiday spirit Funeral procession A funeral procession passing through five counties Sunday carried the remains of firefighter Cory David Iverson, 32, who died in the blaze.
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During the funeral procession for Jean Carlos Mendez in Kissimee, Florida, about 20 miles south of Orlando, a driver became impatient and cut through the procession, injuring two sheriff's deputies on motorcycles.
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Zielinski volunteered to participate in the procession to transfer Sgt.
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The funeral procession is scheduled to being at 2 p.m.
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But some women and girls also walked during the procession.
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A funeral procession and cremation ceremony are scheduled for Thursday.
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Arena. As the protesters approached Public Square, the procession snagged
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It was anything but quiet, however, as the procession passed.
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I was transfixed by the procession from beginning to end.
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"That was a statement match," Barty said of Mladenovic's procession.
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People lined the streets as his funeral procession drove by.
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"It resembled a law enforcement funeral procession," Mr. Filla said.
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City's procession to the title has turned into a race.
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The procession of unicorns going public could continue into 2019.
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Sergeant Helus was honored Thursday in the procession seen above.
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When the caravan arrived, he decided to join the procession.
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There will, naturally, be another procession to highlight this moment.
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Some men come through the space; it's a funeral procession.
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I arrived just in time for the Welsh Guard procession.
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A steady procession of rescue boats floated into the area.
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Adults and musicians follow the procession, stopping at preselected homes.
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She has watched the J'ouvert procession the last six years.
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The next procession of bodies was borne into the ground.
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"When a procession is taken out there, it is difficult to make out whether it is an Indian or a Pakistani procession," he said, sparking renewed accusations that Muslims were not seen as citizens.
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She was ticketed for failure to yield to a funeral procession.
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Morales was charged with failure to yield to a funeral procession.
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The procession for Kendrick's memorial service included a full police motorcade.
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Instead of King Robert's procession arriving, it's Daenerys and her army.
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Short ramps create a procession toward the entryways to each well.
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It included a massive beachfront procession and music and dance performances.
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The evacuation started with a procession of walkers, and then wheelchairs.
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A procession formed, and the elephants led Roomba to the beach.
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So off went the Emperor in procession under his splendid canopy.
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Hindus from all walks of life participate in the Thaipusam procession.
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Despite over 20,000 devotees participating in the procession, crowds were orderly.
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The procession begins at the Colosseum and ends at Palatine Hill.
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Who are these people and what kind of procession is this?
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Pence watched the procession with his hand over his heart. Adm.
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Kutzbach formed Procession in 2006 in Valparaíso, a picturesque port city.
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The carriage procession will depart an hour later, at 8 a.m.
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Put your favorite creature in its patriotic best for this procession.
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His body was taken there in a ceremonial procession on Friday.
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He lists a procession of culprits from across the political spectrum.
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Especially when an entire wedding procession takes their sweet time leaving.
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In others, Nefertiti drives her own horses during a ceremonial procession.
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The procession inched through the dark streets to the martyrs' cemetery.
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Above, Monday's funeral procession in Moscow for one of the journalists.
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Relatives who were self-quarantining joined the procession via video chat.
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Outside a procession of men and women in black passed by.
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Some people just want to drive their cars in the procession.
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That theatrical mock funeral procession became something of a cultural touchstone.
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Another young woman had watched the funeral procession from her rooftop.
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We're covering a stampede during the funeral procession for Maj. Gen.
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Zendaya herself led the finale procession in a gray python suit.
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Sniffer dogs were stationed along the path of the funeral procession.
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This year, surveillance drones hovered above the procession for added security.
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Her funeral procession will pass by the Japanese Embassy, organizers said.
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Near the funeral procession, four people were shot and one killed.
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The Guardian reported that the couple were not part of Queen Elizabeth's procession into the Abbey as they had been in previous years, with Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton also excluded from the procession.
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He traveled from Jerusalem to Bethlehem on Saturday in a traditional procession.
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The procession makes its way past row upon row of white headstones.
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The history of artificial intelligence is a procession of one-trick ponies.
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It's not an image you would naturally associate with a funeral procession.
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The procession of the dead increases as we lose our fellow warriors.
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But that's not the only country from which migrants joined the procession.
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Her funeral procession included a stream of police vehicles with flashing lights.
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"The feeling being this close to the procession was euphoric," said Koo.
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In a separate procession (pictured), respectful elephants dropped awkwardly to their knees.
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Worshippers carry palm branches in a procession, and then have them blessed.
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Once the procession got to the square, everyone formed a large circle.
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The coronation will be followed by a procession through Bangkok on Sunday.
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They entered in a procession, all wearing gorgeous white dresses and tiaras.
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It was a Mormon ceremony, and Wes walked in the horse procession.
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They led her family in procession out of the World Changers Church.
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Nipsey's memorial service and funeral procession were attended by thousands in April.
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Outside the square, thousands lined the streets to watch the funeral procession.
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The procession passed, heading toward the boxer's childhood home on Grand Avenue.
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The couples then filed behind her for their procession to their seats.
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I want to join the procession but have no basket of petals.
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Authorities made a number of restrictive moves in anticipation of the procession.
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The procession overflowed with the usual ribbons and bows, petals and pastels.
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It's sad, this procession of meme-burgers and clickbait-y garbage nachos.
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Isaac's sanctuary brought the procession to a moving close at Mother Bethel.
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As we entered the third rest stop, another procession was pulling away.
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A funeral procession for a fallen Kurdish fighter hurtled down the road.
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A procession of people lined up — people of many faiths, many cultures.
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The Teaneck police waited and provided a full escort for the procession.
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The procession past business class leaves most flyers focusing on the luxury.
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A procession of honking cars carried the newlywed to the groom's home.
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After today's procession ... he'll be laid to rest in a Brooklyn cemetery.
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Life has been a nonstop procession of birthdays, barbecues and holiday gatherings.
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Later, the procession continued through a crowd of Ukraine International Airlines employees.
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First in the bridal procession came the Misses Alice Roosevelt (8) 8.
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With hindsight, the procession of miscues and bad decisions appears almost comical.
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The procession of venture capital offices lined up along Sand Hill Road?
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The procession moves along, leaving behind just the smell of the sardines.
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A procession of the coffin through south Los Angeles is to follow.
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"Procession" (2019) includes a variety of sculptures languishing in the outdoor elements.
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Funeral procession for those killed by police gathering by Oakland City Hall now.
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A Taiwan politician's funeral procession included 50 pole dancers standing atop multicolored Jeeps.
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A procession from the medical examiner's office to a funeral home occurred Thursday.
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Or "life seems but a quick procession of busy nothings," from Mansfield Park.
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One Kurdish outlet reported that tens of thousands of people joined the procession.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry during the carriage procession after saying "I do."
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"Procession" is for the downtrodden who have no choice but to move forward.
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But the cross procession and stage performances of contemporary hits are performed live.
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Some of the invited guests wiped tears from their eyes during the procession.
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The Queen and Prince Philip's carriage lead the procession, with others following behind.
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It came together with the chance of touring with Procession the first time.
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Kaiseki's structure is a formal procession of courses rooted in ancient Buddhist ritual.
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A group of plainclothes police officers run to the front of the procession.
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The couple will then join the reception after returning from the carriage procession.
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The same procession was performed as his body was transported back to Worcester.
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Part of the beauty of a meal here is the procession of textures.
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Unlike the formal ceremonies indoors, the procession was more of a street party.
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The couple leave Windsor Castle in the Ascot Landau carriage during a procession.
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Kennedy by Mr. Khan as the riderless horse in President Kennedy's funeral procession.
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When they arrived in the jury box, it looked like a funeral procession.
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His distinctive inky figures, charging forth in a phalanx, walk solemnly in procession.
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It's not exactly the accompaniment you'd expect to hear at a religious procession.
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By the end of the procession, the graves were covered in rose petals.
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Tables are covered in white paper, quickly stained by the procession of dishes.
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Past a house where a little boy bounced up to watch the procession.
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Animals from the Central Park Zoo, including elephants and tigers, joined the procession.
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The drumbeats resumed, the singing started up again, and the procession carried on.
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Some of the cars in his funeral procession were draped in Eritrean flags.
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TRUDY It's a procession of women mourners with a female in the coffin.
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Bagpipes sounded from the far end of the green to signal the procession.
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The Petersen museum's car was part of Mr. Petersen's funeral procession in 2007.
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From there, the procession went to St. Matthew's Cathedral and, finally, to Arlington.
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Terror in Orlando: The Victims Deputies injured Two Osceola County sheriff's deputies escorting a funeral procession for one of the victims were injured Saturday when a motorist cut into the procession around noon Saturday in Kissimmee, Florida Highway Patrol Sgt.
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A competing procession, the Queer Liberation March and Rally, is being staged in the borough by people who say the other procession is too corporate and no longer speaks to the urgent needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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On Friday, Father Bongiovanni walked with the procession to the Vatican, smiling and singing.
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Hundreds of supporters gathered for a procession and a "celebration of life" for Kendrick.
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After the ceremony, the couple will depart for a carriage procession at 8 a.m.
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There's a banquet at Buckingham Palace, a horse drawn carriage procession plank by soldiers.
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For the post-wedding procession, Eugenie rode in a carriage with an enclosed design.
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Following their ceremony and a short carriage procession through Windsor, it's time to celebrate.
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They also gave the family a framed photo of Cohen saluting at the procession.
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Friday I was at the stop sign as a funeral procession was passing by.
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If that's true, then Nicole Eisenman's "Procession" (2019) is a monument to our times.
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Each time, the procession travels slightly further, toward the opposite end of the room.
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Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandukova repeatedly said the procession "has no place in our city".
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The children's NGO, the Balala Hakkula Sangham, gathered photos of the procession on Oct.
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A procession of mostly men carried the dead to be buried, the images show.
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There were also armed guards standing outside the building where Thursday's procession will end.
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One day, however, the condors will again soar above an endless procession of tourists.
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More than 80,000 people lined the route of the procession, according to Reuters reports.
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"There has got to be drama, nobody wants to watch a procession," he said.
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The same thing happened when they struck a funeral procession, killing more than 85033.
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Azcentral reported dozens of people lined the route of the procession along Interstate 17.
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In the front of the procession was the dead man's father, his face anguished.
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More cops joined the procession, but despite their warnings, they did little to intervene.
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They formed a procession to take the officer's body to the medical examiner's office.
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It's upfront about its status as product, the next installment in a gradual procession.
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Increasingly, the opening salvos of Europe's most exclusive club tournament feel like a procession.
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It was a nice pause in the procession, but it was just a pause.
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Shanghai businessman Alan Zhang watched the procession near an Apple store on Canton Road.
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Check out these shots from the opening procession, with the characters marching into Winterfell.
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Dietrich stands near the end of the procession to sign the hard-earned prizes.
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Outside, more than 100 pink Cadillacs lined up as part of the funeral procession.
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Eastern, and the "Today" show will also showcase the royal procession at 9 a.m.
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A spokesman says that, though the procession may be downsized, it won't be cancelled.
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A Monday funeral procession in Tehran drew over 1 million people to mourn Soleimani.
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A funeral procession in Iran for the slain general drew huge crowds of mourners.
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The procession headed towards the presidential palace but was interrupted outside the army's headquarters.
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The show closed with a procession of white muslin dresses with subtly frayed edges.
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The archbishop was at Gayle Benson's side as she walked in the funeral procession.
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During the procession, the aunts' wails vibrate: wires full of crows in heavy wind.
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And, usually, this means a procession of sober, adult movies about sober, adult topics.
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An annual procession in Matera could form the backdrop of the opening car chase
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Information will be released soon regarding the procession for those unable to obtain tickets.
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At the front of the procession, a wooden effigy of Dionysus was carried aloft.
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When the procession got to Lyon, 30,000 people turned out to see her approach.
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More than parading a massive statue, the 10-hour procession made the city pause.
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Young Henry even led the wedding procession unaccompanied through London, aged only ten-years-old.
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Do you want to secure a spot for the procession, swearing-in ceremony, or parade?
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At city hall, he joins a procession of dazed-looking people dropping off water samples.
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I am repainting some of the subjects — like the "Fairy Procession" — from my oil paintings.
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Dave Rosa passes them during a procession Monday, June 25, 2018, in Long Beach, California.
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After the procession of the flower girls, Maggie's grandfather Ronald walked her down the aisle.
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It's a formula that works: The royal procession "doesn't change year to year," Slot says.
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The solemn, four-hour procession closed out an exhibition by Cassils at the Bemis Center.
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Royal fan Joseph Afrane waits near the proposed route of the carriage procession in Windsor.
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Villagers hold torches made of wine skins during the El Vitor Civic procession on Sept.
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We are a slow procession of particles spun over water the poisonous color of mercury.
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Hundreds of thousands later joined a funeral procession to his home village on July 24.
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Two days later, while riding in her sister's funeral procession, Ruth was ambushed and murdered.
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Trump posed for a few pictures as he entered behind a procession of church leaders.
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Also in the procession: Princess Eugenie, Princess Beatrice and Princess Anne in the second carriage.
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The procession ends at Cave Hill Cemetery, where he'll be buried in a private ceremony.
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When: Wednesday, April 3, begins at 6:30pm Where: Procession begins at the Hollywood Blvd.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Drake did not speak at the procession, and mostly kept to himself.
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When tourists see us, they stop, almost like they're watching a funeral procession go by.
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Kaneria points out a procession of references to motherhood, with mothers in almost every scene.
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As I walked (and ran) alongside the reenactment's procession I stopped regularly to interview people.
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Office workers streamed from their desks to stand vigil as the procession neared and passed.
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The familiar procession of hype, entitlement, crushing disappointment and recrimination is once again nearing completion.
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A menagerie of animals parades across two pages while the passages above describe the procession.
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These photographs were taken by photographer Alexi Lubomirski at Windsor Castle, following the carriage procession.
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The procession "mimicked the Olympic Games' Parade of Nations," according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The duke and duchess wave to the crowds during the royal procession following their wedding.
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"I'm here today because it's an important day," Yanisa Sonjai, 24, said during the procession.
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The championship, now a victory procession for Marquez, heads to Phillip Island, Australia next week.
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An American flag, hoisted into the breeze by two fire engines, waved over the procession.
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We were listening to bands like Black Heart Procession and bands that started to trend.
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Supporters of Mr. Trump are hoping to stage their own "Welcome Trump" procession on Saturday.
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The woman looked back toward the procession, called the second-line in New Orleans parlance.
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A procession following the funeral reportedly attracted more than 21,000 fans, walking alongside Hussle's casket.
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Another drawing, "Procession to the Lady of Heaven," details one fragment of an ornate vase.
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Ms. Tirschwell's experience might seem like the latest in a grim procession of #MeToo allegations.
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The day after the procession, Safdar drives to the Edhi graveyard, a huge, flat expanse.
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On Good Friday, the church holds the Way of the Cross procession at the colosseum.
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The funeral procession is going down Thursday afternoon in the Canarsie neighborhood of the borough.
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"Amen/This little light of mine," performed by Etta James, will play during the procession.
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He sees the Bohra procession as a daunting security task in an already daunting month.
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"There's barely a single area in Karachi that doesn't have a procession," Mr. Khan said.
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Qassem Soleimani will buried in Kerman, Iran, after a three-day, multi-city funeral procession.
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Those questions arose again in "Intervention," a procession through the Lower East Side on Wednesday.
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The months Siatta spent in Shawnee, Volk said, had passed for her in gray procession.
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He cited pressure to limit the size of the procession, which can last six hours.
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Maybe it won't be a procession to the Premier League trophy for Chelsea, after all.
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These protestors received no three-day mourning period, as Soleimani did, no procession, no glorification.
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Hundreds of thousands of mourners lined the streets of London to watch the funeral procession.
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But in this modest procession in Brooklyn, there was no violence, only calls for peace.
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Thousands of mourners gathered on Saturday to take part in his funeral procession through Baghdad.
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The archbishop was at Gayle Benson&aposs side as she walked in the funeral procession.
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Hamilton's funeral procession on July 14, 1804, wound through Lower Manhattan, ending at Trinity Church.
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However, as the procession made its way to the cemetery, the driver suddenly changed course.
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Some rode their bikes while others ran alongside the funeral procession for a final farewell.
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He turned back from the procession as it headed down Flatbush Avenue around 6 a.m.
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The four bodies arrived in a procession of police-escorted vehicles shortly after 7 p.m.
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Snapshot: Above, the funeral procession for the rapper Nipsey Hussle in Los Angeles on Thursday.
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Lizasuain confirmed to PEOPLE that there was a gap in the procession line before the crash.
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A procession of hundreds of Jeeps, Castillo's favorite car, lined the roads to the church service.
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The state watches in silence, while the people's anger wells up at the procession of killings.
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As I followed in a slow procession of people inching toward the coffin, I understood why.
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They are meant to be used in a procession that was meant to be a film.
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Schoolchildren join a procession of citizens down Park Chung-hee street, his old route to school.
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The procession then moved to St. Brendan Catholic Church for a public viewing in the evening.
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The somber procession followed a private ceremony earlier Wednesday at a funeral home in Santa Monica.
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When the royal procession arrives around 6 in the morning, Queen Elizabeth takes the royal salute.
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The announcement came days after the palace abruptly postponed a Royal Barge Procession scheduled for Thursday.
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A procession weaved through Sanaa's dusty streets as Houthi activists with megaphones denounced the "Saudi aggression".
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Tell-tale order flows have been fractured to an endless procession of anonymous one-lot trades.
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We're told as the procession left the funeral home, Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" was playing.
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The king will be crowned on May 4, followed the next day by a celebration procession.
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Two Italian policemen on tall motorcycles sidle alongside the procession, stopping foot and car traffic alike.
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They run to join a funeral procession, which is mournfully led by reed and brass instruments.
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A procession was held Monday night, and Chicago police posted on Twitter to pay final respects.
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With siren blaring and lights flashing, we eventually tagged on to the end of the procession.
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For the numbered series Procession, Kim combines the rigidity of geometry with opaque, liquid-like forms.
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The young man helped lead a procession away from the astonished congregation and onto the street.
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A procession of North Korean officials -- including his younger sister Kim Yo Jong -- arrived shortly afterward.
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" As the procession passed the Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue, marchers booed and chanted "shame.
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The fourth begins with the couple's exit from the church, leading into the post-wedding procession.
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A military procession escorted Bush's coffin out of the cathedral and to a hearse waiting outside.
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Thousands of people dressed in black lined the streets of Bangkok ahead of the funeral procession.
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But the procession of vehicles below us achieved a kind of gyroscope effect, whirring and flashing.
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The International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame inducted a procession of hockey greats in May.
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She reportedly opted out of a carriage procession, and decided not to have her wedding televised.
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Days and nights of prayer, procession and merrymaking are enjoyed by churchgoers alongside friends and neighbors.
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The seven days culminate with a Sunday procession, which includes hundreds of self-flagellating, hooded penitents.
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" 'The next chapter is healing' Lujan said the procession was symbolic to "help with healing now.
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The troops, nonetheless, staged an elaborate victory procession followed by a comprehensive sacking of the town.
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At noon, Ascot is allowed to tell the public who will be in that day's procession.
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The bridal procession passed through an aisle formed by the ushers, who held white satin ribbons.
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A procession of epiphanies and expanded thoughts that settle into a different partition of the sensible.
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Developing Dozens of people were killed in a stampede during a funeral procession for Maj. Gen.
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An Iranian man holds a picture of Soleimani during his funeral procession in Tehran, Jan. 6.
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State television broadcast images of the funeral procession driving down a road lined with palm trees.
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The procession later made its way to the Shiite holy city of Karbala, in central Iraq.
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Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh lead the daily royal procession into the festivities.
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A police escort led our small procession across the Salt Lake Valley through rush-hour traffic.
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Three drummers led the procession, followed by people carrying 1.73 coffins bearing names of the dead.
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A second glance reveals the crowd watching the procession to be modern, smart phone-wielding tourists.
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In 2007, Adityanath was arrested as he led a procession toward neighborhoods seething with religious tension.
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Planning for his own death, the king arranged for Caesar to be in the funeral procession.
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She goes to the Fairy Queen's midnight procession, where she pulls Tam Lin off his horse.
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A similar altercation between the sect and the army occurred last year during a pilgrim procession.
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Instead, they are confronted by a shuffling procession of strangers carrying signs and posing as martyrs.
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When: Workshop, Saturday, September 16–Friday, September 22 (check schedule for daily hours); Procession, Saturday, September 23, 8pm Where: Workshops are held at Miller Theatre at Columbia University (2960 Broadway, Morningside Heights, Manhattan); the procession begins in Morningside Park (116 Street & Morningside Avenue) More info here.
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As dark falls, the flaming torches come out and the procession makes its way to the ship.
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A procession of garbage trucks boxed-in our van for most of the drive into the landfill.
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Firefighters from many departments stood on streets and on freeway overpasses, saluting as the procession passed by.
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Kharufa's funeral procession was held Wednesday in western Mosul under very restricted security measures, the statement added.
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Hindu devotees take part in the annual Ratha Jatra, or chariot procession, in Ahmedabad, India, July 4.
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With the threat of hypothermia, organizers have cut the typically four-hour procession down to two hours.
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Each year, the chosen dog is carried throughout the village in a procession lead by a shaman.
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When the procession marches by, we should ask what have we learned and where are we going?
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He was photographed as he hit the ground, right after the procession had entered the winners' enclosure.
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Cheers greeted Curry as he walked uphill from the chapel along the procession route after the service.
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About 100,000 people also came out to watch Harry and Markle during the carriage procession through Windsor.
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They played music, banged on drums and waved portraits of Dr. King as they walked in procession.
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On Friday, Ali's family will gather for prayers, to be followed by the funeral procession through Louisville.
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Mourners lined the streets of Milwaukie holding American flags as the procession made its way through town.
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The procession is heading to Evergreen Memorial Park, where Kim will be buried next to her mother.
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Our people could no more halt the Queen's abhorrent procession than a fish could halt the tide.
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Someone in the city had died, and the trailing cars of their funeral procession drove through Plymouth.
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A dream reel superimposes the outline of a gangly, suited man over a procession of ephemeral images.
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On August 11th, the Unite the Right procession marched through the campus of the University of Virginia.
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Little girls in white dresses are walking in a procession, strewing white rose petals from small baskets.
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A procession of senior political aides to Mr. Kasich spurned overtures to work for the Trump campaign.
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His velvet-lined coffin was escorted to a burial at Evergreens Cemetery by a six-limousine procession.
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In recent weeks, a procession of Republican Party leaders has offered the case for such an insurrection.
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Magnus Scanterbury, the vice president of J'ouvert City International, said the procession kicks off at 4 a.m.
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The wedding was a global affair, with thousands camped out along the procession route to Windsor Castle.
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"About one thousand persons had been long anxiously waiting the arrival of the procession," The Times reported.
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Since 1994, a gaggle of feathery, bejeweled, and fabulous queers take to the streets in a procession.
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New Orleans hosts plenty of after-event parties, but the procession itself draws all ages in costume.
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A procession of fortuitous encounters with both white and black adults who cared is what saved him.
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They chased Carlos Martinez, the Cardinals' All-Star right-hander, with a procession of disciplined at-bats.
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Safdar's worst memory is of the procession on the Shia holy day of Ashura in December 2009.
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The procession attracts buses with thousands of visitors from neighboring towns who line the streets as spectators.
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In that same time, I also watched as Mr. Trump's candidacy survived a procession of death predictions.
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The aquatic theme then continued with the collection, a playful 89-look procession of vinyl rain gear.
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First, a double-file procession of "Star Wars" cosplayers, 130 in all, shuffled silently across the asphalt.
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They nervously eyed an elephant that was to lead their procession, as it rattled its head continuously.
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A few then started the procession on their knees, while others walked holding a long burning candle.
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"They're a squalid procession of vain fools, traitors too," explains the flawed and beleaguered protagonist, Alec Leamas.
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Cover: Protesters fill the main pedestrian thoroughfare of Bogotá Thursday in a procession that lasted all day.
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He has a gift for narrative, for making a song feel like a procession of suspenseful events.
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The procession stopped traffic and drew people out of shops and restaurants, wondering what was going on.
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They lined the street in front of the company's New York headquarters like an idling funeral procession.
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The procession of plants and seafood is usually broken up by some red meat right before dessert.
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Watched by large crowds, the newlyweds arrived in a horse-drawn carriage as part of a procession.
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Following the end of the procession, protesters dispersed into small groups and some were later tear-gassed.
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Later on, Michelle Obama joined the procession of lawmakers and dignitaries attending Trump's inauguration at the Capitol.
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It then veered onto the median where a crowd of people stood watching the procession, police said.
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Those details were filled in as a procession of government witnesses helped make the case against Stone.
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As he spoke, a procession of sons and cousins, all veterans of the hazelnut crop, stopped by.
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The first chandelier in the procession up the ramp is incongruously hung from the ramp's low ceiling.
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After the memorial service, Nipsey's funeral procession will embark on a final victory lap around the city.
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It said 14 automatic weapons, three explosives devices and two suicide belts were found in their procession.
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And a tradition that's almost as longstanding as the race itself is the royal procession — it was introduced in 1825 by King George IV. The procession sees Queen Elizabeth and her guests make their entrance to Ascot in a number of Landau carriages every day at precisely 2 o'clock.
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And a tradition that's almost as longstanding as the race itself is the royal procession — it was introduced in 1825 by King George IV. The procession sees Queen Elizabeth and her guests make their entrance to Ascot in a number of Landau carriages every day at precisely 2 o'clock.
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Then Mr. Brown disappeared offstage, and the music ended, followed by the models in procession and some groupies.
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It might have been better if the pieces had somehow clashed, but no, they simply passed in procession.
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In fact, the funeral procession is to move out of sight so that their joy is not lessened.
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By 21944:833 they began to roll slowly down scarily short runways, a long procession taxiing into position.
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Johnathon Haddock poses for a portrait before the procession during Castleton Garland Day, May 29, in Castleton, England.
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These individuals didn't actually see the wedding, though — they'll be on the castle grounds to witness the procession.
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As Rabinowitz's funeral procession passed the Yeshiva School in Squirrel Hill, some students cried while paying their respects.
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Early this month, after a lengthy goodbye procession, the happy couple climbed onto the back of a Mercedes.
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The frieze is due to provide the backdrop for a live shadow play and a brass band procession.
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Well in advance, team members studied the area and the royal procession to evaluate and analyze the scenario.
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There will also be a procession throughout Louisville and fans will be able to stream the service online.
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"He's a really well-trained dog," Conway told Today, adding that the pooch stayed put during the procession.
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For this year's Thaipusam, Koo chose to capture the procession in black-and-white using an iPhone 6s.
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Among the myriad other rites, particular excitement surrounds a grand procession that will take place on May 5th.
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A royal procession the next day saw the stony-faced monarch paraded through Bangkok on a gilded palanquin.
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Earlier in the day, Queen Elizabeth hosted the daytime gathering following the wedding ceremony and procession through Windsor.
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The fireworks show began with a procession of boats, illuminated by Chinese lanterns, on one of the lakes.
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Earlier in the day, Queen Elizabeth hosted the daytime gathering following the wedding ceremony and procession through Windsor.
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Whether or not you believe in psychic phenomena, this procession of vengeful women offers a frisson of fear.
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Following the pilgrimage, there is an evening funeral procession in which participants will reenact the burial of Jesus.
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The terrorist army has already lost a procession of other significant Iraqi cities: Baiji, Falluja, Ramadi and Tikrit.
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What marketers call "the funnel" is the narrowing procession of potential consumers ambling their way toward a product.
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Kensington palace said Harry and Markle would join guests at a reception inside Windsor Castle after the procession.
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The procession is part of a year-long celebration of King Vajiralongkorn's coronation, which took place in May.
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To those who played Conquest, this year's World Championships (the last for Conquest) felt like a funeral procession.
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The procession of amateur performers has itself become a more subversive act in an increasingly regulated city space.
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Charles then started a procession of royals — which included William and Harry — with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
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Each week the procession of mostly young, Lycra-clad runners, male and female, elicits stares, but little harassment.
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To celebrate, Lamborghini invited Miura owners worldwide to ship their cars and drive in a procession through Italy.
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The first half of The Lobster makes a drily amusing if slightly rote procession through its governing conceits.
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Trump mused that the Chinese were interfering with the procession to Singapore in a news conference shortly after.
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For two hours, the procession rolled along a course the Ali family and the police had laid out.
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Eventually, the procession reached its end at Louisville's Cave Hill Cemetery, where a private funeral service was held.
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The tranquility of the procession was over; she was embodying a new chapter of anxiety and mounting rage.
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In "Procession #4" (1971), rounded white forms ooze out of the spaces between bright yellow squares within squares.
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In the ballroom, she listened with apparently rapt attention to remarks by a long procession of state officials.
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A family friend had been enlisted to park his truck alongside the road where the procession would walk.
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The Arkestra left the stage parade-style, as usual, but wasn't the only band to lead a procession.
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Several videos posted to social media show a long procession of military trucks entering Shenzhen on Monday morning.
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Department of Justice personnel armed with assault rifles were on guard during the procession and outside the church.
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A procession past the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and a funeral service at Washington National Cathedral at 10 a.m.
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A funeral procession was underway Sunday for Iverson, who lost his life battling the Thomas Fire on Thursday.
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The funeral procession would come out and bear the coffin along the sidewalk here and into the cathedral.
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During the royal procession, Provo activists mingled with the crowd and smuggled in white sugar nitrate smoke bombs.
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The crowds jostled Mr. Joko as he caressed fruit and posed for a seemingly endless procession of selfies.
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It will be followed by a 25-mile funeral procession through the L.A. neighborhoods where he grew up.
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Gomez's SUV was the last vehicle in the procession, which symbolized the end of one chapter, he said.
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More than a million mourners are said to have attended the funeral procession in Tehran the day prior.
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They carried portraits of both men and plastered them on walls and armoured personnel carriers in the procession.
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After a night of procession-watching, packed together with thousands of other people, you work up an appetite.
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Ideally, your work should begin graveside, during that sober procession when you toss the dirt on the coffin.
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A paused clip was projected against the wall as they waited for the procession of pitches to begin.
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Their numbers have dwindled, from several a year in the 1950s and '60s to only the occasional procession.
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A secret society, the Mistresses of Joe Cain, gave out roses during the Joe Cain Procession in Mobile.
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There's a regular procession of headlines about sexual harassment scandals at venture capital firms and large tech companies.
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Trump's speech was a procession of horrors for which he did not even bother to propose real solutions.
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The wedding party follows the bride and groom through the French Quarter, and a band typically leads the procession.
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Sisi and Coptic Pope Tawadros II led the funeral procession and the coffins were draped in the national flag.
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His funeral procession intentionally passed some of the music venues the southern blues-rocker performed at over the years.
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Wine is facing charges of "unlawful procession" for staging a protest over Uganda's controversial social media tax last year.
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In 2013, a rocket struck a truck loaded with fireworks for a religious procession in Tlaxcala state, killing 17.
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There's an image of Roosevelt as a boy looking out of a second-story window onto Lincoln's funeral procession.
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You might think of your beloved Tube as an orderly procession of underground lines, but this is its truth.
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Video via YouTube El Conejo's burial took place on Tuesday with crowds accompanying the funeral procession to the cemetery.
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After the procession is complete, the best dressed dogs are awarded "poop trophies" created by local artist Fermanda Cristiani.
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Crowds gather to watch the wedding procession of Princess Majeedah and Pengiran Anak Khairul Khalil on June 10, 2007.
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In March she went eagerly to Texas to join an international procession of protest against Donald Trump's immigration policies.
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In Singapore, Harry was welcomed with a procession that included drummers and women marking the way with flower petals.
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A few hours later, in New York City, around 40 cars formed a procession protest across the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Hundreds of mourners then followed Rabinowitz's funeral procession on foot as his hearse made its way to the cemetery.
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A lengthy procession that included six black hearses then took the victims to Scioto Burial Park in McDermott, Ohio.
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After the funeral, a procession will lead mourners from the church in Joppa to the burial site in Timonium.
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As the procession passed, mourners dropped to their knees, many still holding up mobile phones to record the scene.
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Not many details about the procession were immediately released, but the temple was closed to the public on Monday.
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Watch: Prince William alongside his dad Prince Charles in the Order of the Garter procession at Windsor Castle pic.twitter.
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On the program is a morning procession around the Colosseum, dance performances, gladiatorial contests, and a slave-market reenactment.
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To serve its ambitions, Norwegian has led a procession of blockbuster orders from budget airlines in Europe and Asia.
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The stadium filled with cheers as the three-hour procession of paralympians, dancing and up-tempo music kicked off.
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He was standing at attention outside his car in the pouring rain as the procession went through an intersection.
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The procession filled in behind her, and together they walked to the Jewish cemetery where the child was buried.
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Despite this procession of shakeups, Bektic did as the odds suggested and made a successful return to the Octagon.
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Presidents in a mournful procession of forgetfulness have misplaced the nuclear codes as well as their bag-carriers repeatedly.
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On Saturday, the waiving of admission fees was hardly what motivated them to join the steady procession of visitors.
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When the procession ended, Porter took Price home and drove the hearse to A. D. Porter & Sons' downtown location.
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It was not immediately clear if any of the television cameras that covered the procession live caught the protest.
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I take in the tiny names of features, a matter-of-fact procession of gravel pits and drill holes.
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Police estimated that several hundred thousand people gathered for the funeral procession, dressed in traditional black ultra-Orthodox garb.
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Then we see a long line of cop cars traveling in what may be a funeral procession for Hank.
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A similar attack hit a procession in the eastern Mashtal district, killing five and wounding 18, the sources added.
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From the front door of the building, a procession of relatives and friends emerged after the briefing, heads bowed.
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The Bride moves in procession through the Nave where she is joined by The Prince of Wales #RoyalWedding pic.twitter.
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Update: Thousands of people lined the streets of Louisville, KY to watch Muhammad Ali's funeral procession through his hometown.
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Demonstrators will begin a procession at the steps of the Supreme Court on Thursday morning at 8:30 a.m.
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The affiliate reported that first-responders including firefighters, many of whom didn't know Iverson personally, lined the procession route.
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The funeral procession then made its way through afternoon traffic toward an old corner of the city called Qalacha.
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After a winning morning, he is preparing for the Grand Parade, a procession of all the prize-winning animals.
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Her selections form an elegiac procession of paintings and sculptures by Alberto Giacometti, Mondrian, Armando Morales and Franz Kline.
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The funeral procession to the library will be open to the public, but the interment ceremony will be private.
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This past week, a group rallied outside General Dyer's former residence and led a procession to the massacre site.
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Known as the Royal Procession, this event is as anticipated as watching the racehorses compete later in the afternoon.
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A procession of mostly white men spent the morning walking the crowd through the bank&aposs various business lines.
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" The page also showed pictures of supporters who sat watching the procession with signs including messages like, "Team Alec.
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As the procession finished the final mile from the plaza to the cemetery, a stillness presided over the crowd.
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These buildings came to life, as they paraded around SCI-Arc's quarter mile-long facility in a long procession.
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I'm one: I saw and reviewed "Six" last summer when its pre-Broadway procession made a stop in Chicago.
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Dozens of people have reportedly died in a stampede on Tuesday at the funeral procession for top Iranian Gen.
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The procession involved a slow, silent walk through Statutory Hall, through the Capitol Rotunda and eventually to the Senate.
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Police motorcycles lead a procession during the funeral of NYPD Officer Brian Mulkeen in Monroe, New York, Oct. 27.
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Her casket was driven slowly through the South Korean capital in a funeral procession attended by hundreds of mourners.
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When our Ashura procession pulled up outside the mosque, hundreds of men spilled into the courtyard and stripped down.
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Church bells rang as a solemn procession of women dressed in black and veiled, carrying candles, opened the show.
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Survivors of Typhoon Haiyan march a religious procession in Tolosa on the eastern Philippine island of Leyte on Nov.
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Julia Roberts, Jodie Foster and Dominic West were there too, but Amal's dress brought the procession to a halt.
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But I'd wager that far fewer are familiar J'Ouvert, the pre-dawn procession that takes place the night before.
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On Good Friday, he is due to lead a Via Crucis (Way of the Cross) procession at Rome's Colosseum.
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But from a sheer entertainment perspective, the normal long procession of politicians delivering very similar talking points seems clearly suboptimal.
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Thomas Cole's The Oxbow morphs from a sprawling landscape into the synchronized march of crystalloid vitrines in Holloman's Purity Procession.
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We didn't see Princes William and Harry, as they only joined the 107-minute procession for its last half hour.
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The wedding ceremony will last one hour, after which the couple will take part in a carriage procession around Windsor.
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A "revolutionary procession" will then bear Fidel's remains across Cuba, tracing in reverse his victorious march on Havana in 1959.
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The tradition of making hats to wear on Easter Sunday started as an after-church fashion procession in the 1870s.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — At this bastion of multilateralism, a procession of world leaders has acknowledged existential threats to the global order.
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There's always a procession to End of the World, and we all watch the sun come up over the river.
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The procession spanned 25.5 miles and went through the neighborhoods he had been active in, the New York Times reports.
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A young Hewitt cared little for reputations, flooring a procession of the tour's hallowed names to soar up the rankings.
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She passed a procession of 15 to 20 people, clad all in white, walking by the side of the road.
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Ascot Landau carriages are also used each year for the Queen's procession up the course at the Royal Ascot Race.
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The gallery showcases a well-preserved procession of veiled women that once surrounded its baptistery, a room for Christian initiation.
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AT A pre-election rally, a procession of cars and pick-up trucks squeezed through the narrow streets of Lahore.
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The White House has apparently submitted an itinerary that includes a carriage procession down the Mall, to announce Trump's arrival.
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After stumbling upon a mysterious procession and realizing it's a ceremony for him, Ebert makes a conscious decision to participate.
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That procession will be preceded by Nipsey's Celebration of Life, hosted at Staples Center for 21,000 fans, family and friends.
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Toronto Councillor Rob Ford's casket is led down Yonge St. in a procession from City Hall to St. James Cathedral.
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Students were being urged to join a demonstration during the traditional university graduation procession that kicks off commencement on Sunday.
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Dressed in a leather jacket and jeans Tspiras hooked arms with other officials from the Syriza movement during the procession.
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Trump had originally ordered his own military parade after being wowed by a Bastille Day procession in Paris last year.
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The article also misstated the location of L'Église de la Madeleine, the church where Baker was given a funeral procession.
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Afterward, Felipe and Letizia joined the Queen and Philip for a state carriage procession along The Mall to Buckingham Palace.
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Only a few employees were told of the severity of Russell's condition, but a procession of artists visited his bedside.
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Mourners followed her coffin in procession into the stadium, where the funeral began with the singing of the national anthem.
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Steve clapped my shoulder and led me into the water, where three-and-four-foot waves broke in rhythmic procession.
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During his funeral procession, the Catholic Church and human rights activists led a demonstration to denounce Mr. Duterte's drug war.
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Some yelled "respect the elections," while others called the procession of suited men that entered the palace "golpistas" — coup leaders.
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There are pornographic exercises inspired by a procession of women, many of whose brains he exploited along with their bodies.
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His body will travel down the Champs Elysées on Saturday, as part of a funeral procession involving hundreds of bikers.
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Some non-Catholic neighbors joined in a gesture of solidarity, while others watched the procession of grief from their balconies.
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One Catholic bishop, James Su Zhimin, 87, has been detained by China since he led a religious procession in 1996.
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The Saturday ceremony will last about 15 minutes, then the procession will head to the graveyard to bury the body.
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On Sunday, the hearses left La Paz and followed a police escort for the five mile procession to the memorial.
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Some paused in their march to ask the actress Olivia Wilde, who had joined in the procession, for her autograph.
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Egypt held a military funeral for Mubarak on Wednesday, with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi briefly leading the funeral procession.
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She wants the coffin and visiting heads of state to be part of a procession through the streets of Washington.
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After the second procession, the crowd entered the police station and greeted members of law enforcement with hugs and handshakes.
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Some spectators might be looking on the royals, with their castle backdrop, carriage procession and lemon elderflower cake, with envy.
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"Tomorrow is a national day," said Meysam Sharifi, a Tehran resident who plans to attend the procession with his family.
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In Roscigno Campania, some faithful took the Madonna of Constantinople, known as "the water-making Madonna," out for a procession.
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The burial was delayed by several hours following the deaths of 56 people in a stampede at a funeral procession.
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The procession was organised by the PMF, and per the Guardian hundreds of thousands of mourners are expected to attend.
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A Shiite Muslim man flagellates with others during the religious procession ahead of Ashura in Lahore, Pakistan, on Sept. 9.
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Week of memorials The service followed a public procession that brought McCain's body from the US Capitol to the cathedral.
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The funeral procession began at a Buddhist temple in the capital of Phnom Penh, where Kem Ley's body was kept.
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The last barge procession for a coronation was in 1925, when King Prajadhipok, Thailand's last absolute monarch, ascended the throne.
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That summer, bands of self-styled "Hungarian patriots" unleashed a violent attack against the annual Gay Dignity Procession in Budapest.
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The procession circled the green and made its way to the center, where the security guards placed larger orange cones.
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A procession of Fire Department vehicles escorted his body through the streets, passing firefighters who saluted or bowed their heads.
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The performance, which mimicked San Ygnacio's annual Good Friday procession, culminated with a burning cross floating on the Rio Grande.
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Her figures were inaugurated with a party and procession, and thus was born a public art space on the Tiber.
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Thousands lined the royal procession route well into the evening as fairy lights lit the streets of Bangkok's old quarter.
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Before George H.W. Bush was laid to rest next to his wife Barbara and daughter Robin at the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, a procession took place from Houston to Texas A&M University's library grounds via presidential funeral train, the first such procession since Dwight Eisenhower, the Associated Press reports.
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The parade started Monday at the Quirino Grandstand, and the procession finally ended on Tuesday morning just after 3:30 a.m.
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The Quiapo Church for the first time had its priests live stream the nearly day-long procession on its Facebook page.
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Hundreds of Jeeps arrive for slain hero's procession Kentrick Castillo spent his final moments trying to stop the attack, classmates said.
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IN THE 1980S the first of what was to become a procession of European banks began an assault on Wall Street.
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Their wedding photographer, Alex Bramall, snapped their second candid kiss upon the couple's return to Windsor Castle following their carriage procession.
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There were light skirmishes between mourners and security forces as police refused to let the crowds through to the funeral procession.
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Like Harry and Meghan, the couple will exchange vows at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle before a short carriage procession.
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Her gait is laboriously slow and measured, as if she were leading a funeral procession for all her hopes and dreams.
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Modaser Islami, a consultant based in Kabul, also saw the procession arrive and said they were accompanied by around 200 people.
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If everything comes together as planned, Handler will lead the procession — which is not affiliated with the festival — on Saturday, Jan.
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Much early work is focused on "platooning", where trucks cut wind resistance and thus fuel costs by travelling in close procession.
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The main event in London, a procession from the BBC's headquarters in Portland Place to Trafalgar Square, attracted tens of thousands.
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For Uber, 2017 wasn't so much another one on the books as a 12-month-long procession of humiliations and catastrophes.
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As a teenager in Kortrijk, this annual procession of shaved heads freaked me out, but later my fear turned into fascination.
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William and Kate were led to the Thimphu Dzong, the Bhutanese palace, by a Chipdrel procession, a traditional Bhutanese welcoming ceremony.
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"In the midst of this procession, we have a multi-4 shooting," Los Angeles Police Chief Michael Moore wrote on Twitter.
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The crowd went wild Saturday as the new husband and wife locked lips just before their carriage procession through the town.
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Yet she never feels more alone than when she appears walking among a procession of mourners, an outsider within the crowd.
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One member of the exhausted procession is Sawza (who goes by one name), a health worker from the town of Buthidaung.
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There will then be a public procession to carry his casket to the North Phoenix Baptist Church for a 10 a.m.
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Following the ceremony, the couple took a short procession through the principality in a custom-made cream and black Rolls Royce.
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The procession ended with Kelly placing her bridal bouquet on the altar of the chapel of Sainte Devote, Monaco's patron saint.
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The procession used a rural and winding road as a canvas to people the landscape with stories of heartbreak and regeneration.
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A couple dressed in Madrid's traditional "chulapo" attire dance during a religious procession in honor of San Lorenzo on Aug. 10.
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It was a stultifying procession of patriotic songs ("Forge ahead, beautiful China"; "Iron and blood loyalty"), insipid skits and bald propaganda.
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But if they've fallen victim to cost-cutting or newfound modesty, then look for a procession of cream-colored cowboy hats.
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Amidst the procession of imagery are a levitating cyclops buddha, several technicolor nature scenes, and multi-hued babies in strange wombs.
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Fernéndez was discovered alongside longtime friends Emilio Macia, 27 and Eduardo Rivero, 25 – whose hearses were also part of the procession.
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Canadian military escort Toronto Councillor Rob Ford's casket during the funeral procession in Toronto from City Hall to St. James Cathedral.
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His family dances and sings all the way to the venue, and there are often drummers and musicians in the procession.
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For nearly half an hour, dozens of masked youth took over the front of the procession, clashing with riot police officers.
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On Good Friday, the procession of Christ stops outside a church where a fire has been built ready to consume Judas.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The first rose landed on the windshield of the hearse not long after the procession began on Bardstown Road.
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"So it was interesting to see, for a situation like Muhammad Ali's funeral procession, where everybody was just together," he said.
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Shakespeare will be celebrated here on Saturday with parties, a jazz procession in the New Orleans style and, of course, plays.
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The procession, which involved 1,20173 people and elephants, took six and a half hours and reportedly cost the government $31 million.
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There was only one deputy on the road, he was told, and the deputy was tied up in a funeral procession.
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After the Houston funeral service, Bush departed the church in a motorcade procession to the Union Pacific Railroad Westfield Auto Facility.
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A funereal procession of winds and brass, more or less in B-flat minor, leads into a courtly, neo-Baroque theme.
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When Bolsonaro arrived, in a procession of black S.U.V.s, officers in camouflage swarmed around, greeting him with salutes and affectionate hugs.
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With each dish of the eight-course procession, it became clearer that everything would be "all Gucci," as he'd put it.
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The light-bearing procession in honor of the 3rd-century saint originated in Sweden and was later adapted by the Danes.
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One hispanic student even claims that her fellow minority classmates were spit on as the hate procession passed again during lunchtime.
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Onstage, a figure in possessed rapture leads a rock n roll procession somewhere between fire 'n' brimstone and a shamanic ritual.
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From a procession of puppet ghouls to art talks in a 19th-century fort, there is something spooky for every soul.
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How many second acts can a startup have before its procession of unlikely pirouettes must raise more than a quizzical eyebrow?
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Four days after her death, the Queen's coffin will be led on a military procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall.
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Accommodating the people that the region needs to fuel its economy would not require an endless procession of high-rise buildings.
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Like Peter Morgan's "The Audience," whose Elizabeth entertains a procession of prime ministers, Buffini's play is a stroll through the past.
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A procession of larger than life portraits depicts the exhibited artists, twelve out of scores who were working at the time.
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The disclosure by the transport ministry came as a procession of empty coffins made their way to a churchyard in Ethiopia.
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On Sunday, that number — 78651 — was displayed on giant screens next to the street along which Ms. Veil's funeral procession ran.
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"This is the message for the politicians," he said, as a procession of cars blared their horns in celebration behind him.
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But the parade was also marred by rampant racism; women of color had to march in the back of the procession.
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Mr. Rose's show, with its procession of establishment guests and clubby atmosphere, remained unchanged through its more-than-two-decade run.
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The procession was of course an expression of culture and community, but it was also a ritualized form of showing off.
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It's an Appalachian tradition when you see a funeral procession, you pull over to the side of the road for respect.
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After the vigils, members of the community carried the crosses in a procession from the plant to the Aurora Police Department.
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But reflecting on the procession again, Harry told the BBC he was "very glad" to have been part of the day.
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That open-air feast, overseen by beaming officials and filmed by state television, culminated in a waterborne procession of illuminated trawlers.
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National museums and institutions have created exhibitions to mark the centennial and procession that took place on Pennsylvania Avenue in 1913.
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Though the population of the town is just under 7,000, around 1,500 were expected for today's procession, according to local media.
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Her son was friendly with Detective Seals, she said, and, as a mother, she wanted to be at the funeral procession.
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The image showed Iranian rockets being fired at Al Asad Air Base in Iraq, not the funeral procession for Maj. Gen.
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The royal chariot with Rex, the King of the Carnival, starts the Mardi Gras procession in downtown New Orleans, in 1906.
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For Benjamín Vásquez, 21975, who played guitar in the parade, the size of the procession could be felt in its speed.
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Then, hundreds of students eagerly fell into line behind the militants as they led a procession through the center of campus.
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The Comme des Garçons show was a theatrical procession that explored Rei Kawakubo's ongoing project with the Austrian composer Olga Neuwirth.
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The procession began in Baghdad&aposs hevily fortified Green Zone before moving towards the Shiite holy cities of Kerbala and Najaf.
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The chief justice was led by a procession of Judiciary Committee and Rules Committee members to the well of the chamber.
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A devotee of a Chinese shrine takes part in a procession during the annual Vegetarian Festival in Phuket, Thailand, on Oct.
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Kim is also the latest in a procession of prodigies to have won on the tour in the last 43 months.
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Each home represents an inn and when the procession requests lodging, they are provided with refreshments, and Christmas songs are sung.
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There's also the steely Jackie, who insists on an elaborate public funeral procession with bagpipes and visiting witnesses to her bereavement.
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During their procession, the Busos continually engaged with the crowd in a way that was flirtatious but also a bit frightening.
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Sitting pretty on a horse named "Tonto," Zinke rode with National Park Service police in a procession along the National Mall.
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