Challenges building the community: There aren't many female DJ/promoters within this subculture in Austin and more specifically, Latina DJ/promoters.
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"When the Trini promoters come into any jurisdiction, the local promoters lose out," explained Jason Sukdeo, the president of BHW Ltd.
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The promoters are the group behind the Beat Hotel at Glastonbury, England, festival, not the promoters of the entire Glastonbury festival.
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Promoters have their own fighters they work with, and if you're a new promoter, you'll have to ask other promoters for their fighters.
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To sum it up, labels hire indie promoters to flog records to radio stations, promoters pay radio stations in cash, giveaways, and assorted swag, and those same promoters often draw a second salary from the stations themselves to "consult" on which songs to add into the rotation.
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Until today we have not been contacted by the promoters of Libra… We expect Facebook or its promoters to provide us with concrete information when the time comes.
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"Artists were complaining that they don't have representation, that no-one was helping them collect money from promoters, and that promoters were sticking to the same DJs," he said.
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But Cityfox were different from other promoters in the city.
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They have reportedly asked promoters to tone down the marketing.
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Formula One said the attendance figures were provided by promoters.
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Promoters called it a fantasy; now they've given their blessing.
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They celebrate their 22004th anniversary as promoters later this year.
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Spain was one of the main promoters of the sanctions.
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Race promoters have said preparations were going according to plan.
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Sometimes, lawyers promoting their availability run afoul of festival promoters.
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How the flier's done, what promoters do to surprise people.
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It's an issue that other promoters have started to consider.
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Also, most club promoters have to grow up some time.
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Promoters can market and sell cards any way they like.
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For the next five hours, bar owners, party promoters, d.j.
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Suddenly promoters were booking bands to get people in again.
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Costs pose another challenge for Canadian promoters throwing destination festivals.
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They feed their families and their promoters with their winning.
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The promoters are messing things up in the soggy present.
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Some promoters have the ability to do this work themselves.
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"Cunningham said promoters tend to "have the tactical upper hand.
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Why did promoters want to assemble a group of them?
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The promoters of condo conversions and I.P.O.s were onto something.
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Disputes among promoters and networks can get in the way.
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Instead, Cisneros focuses on what many promoters too commonly overlook.
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The SEC has not targeted outside promoters of currency offerings.
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It said the current promoters of Dish will continue as promoters of the combined firm after the deal closes, which is expected to happen in the second half of 2017, subject to regulatory approvals.
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And big clubs looking to throw profitable parties are likely to reach out to established promoters, and unfortunately, there aren't very many trans or POC promoters who are prominent enough to get those opportunities.
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It was like a mafia with promoters fighting in each city.
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Promoters would have to hire 13, 14 ambulances at a party.
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Ortiz was also one of MMA's first and best self-promoters.
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Here, as long as I fight exciting the promoters are happy.
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But promoters gonna promote, so the "Link in bio" trend began.
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Sometimes that leads to dominant promoters bilking the firms they run.
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We met because we were both promoters for the same nightclub.
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Then, the day became full of anxiety for us, as promoters.
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Nobody can ever accuse them of not being hustlers, shameless promoters.
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You said that promoters told you that money was being mishandled.
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We've built really good relationships with other promoters, DJs and agents.
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The police are not interested in talking to us, the promoters.
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The festival is a joint venture with concert promoters Live Nation.
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The trash talk might not be a bad thing for promoters.
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I was enlightened by our community of dancers, promoters and partygoers.
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The girls noticed him, as did the gym owners and promoters.
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But not all club promoters agreed with the Club Commission's line.
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But her promoters revel openly in the idea of Roe v.
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Promoters say raising farm animals keeps the kids out of trouble.
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Both companies had previously been big promoters of "clean diesel" technology.
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How have other promoters reacted to the release of the app?
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But they were already too popular for other promoters to boycott.
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How do you think their ownership will affect you as promoters?
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For example, concert promoters could merge with an existing distribution platform.
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The virus's rapid spread also has promoters rearranging longer-term plans.
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The virus's rapid spread also has promoters rearranging longer-term plans.
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The promoters want Tekashi to pay up or face a lawsuit.
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At the first Furthur on Mayday weekend of 1994, headlined by Aphex Twin, the promoters' Argon laser got misaimed, leading to UFO reports when the beam went out over the freeway, the original event's promoters told me.
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It's unclear how popular MailChimp's service was among ICO and cryptocurrency promoters.
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International party planners and promoters Cityfox do not take their job lightly.
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It broadens the funnel of promoters who might potentially pay, Koolwal believes.
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A professional industry of managers and promoters took care of the rest.
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Promoters sell tickets to events ahead of time to mitigate this issue.
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The rise of gqom has caught record companies and promoters by surprise.
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The aftermath of the festival was brutal for small promoters in Madrid.
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"It directly affected us as promoters from the get-go," he says.
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Promoters claimed participants could earn bigger rewards if they paid additional bitcoins.
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When that starts happening, people start holding other promoters to higher standards.
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The Shelby Board of Fight Promoters Shelby, Montana was famous for nothing.
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An array of broadcasters, promoters and managers also hawk their own fights.
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Non-Western foreigners were level one and worth nearly nothing to promoters.
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It was there that Sean and Kev found their feet as promoters.
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A lot of foreign fighters complain about bad treatment from Thai promoters.
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TMZ Sports spoke with several Vegas promoters and the numbers are insane.
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Unfortunately for all those promoters, Floyd hasn't agreed to any of it.
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So what's the perfect nexus of desperate movie promoters and telework requirements?
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Promoters and networks cooperate for a bout they hope will transcend boxing.
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The show returned last month by "electoral demand," as promoters put it.
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However, a conflict with the venue's promoters led to a physical altercation.
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It has pushed promoters to more performance-friendly markets like Las Vegas.
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We're both media promoters, media whores, whatever you want to call it.
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This cautionary tale is one that promoters of Trump's impeachment totally ignore.
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Support from at least a few prominent gamblers and promoters is essential.
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Please support your local promoters fighting against this new ordinance in Australia.
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The Act imposes a one-year limit on any contractual rights a promoter forces a boxer to provide, requires promoters to disclose contracts they have with boxers, and bars promoters from having financial ties to a boxer's manager.
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If we are talking about warehouse parties where promoters often need to build the DJ booth from scratch, I would say that more and more Brooklyn-based promoters pleasantly surprise me with attention they pay to all the details.
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The promoters have found lots of ways to part otaku from their money.
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Their appetite pays for the smaller acts booked by promoters, clubs, and festivals.
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Nelson Rockefeller, who was also one of the era's chief promoters of bunkers.
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The three promoters submitted applications in the fall for a Corona Park event.
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We are happy to help promoters and their counsel work through these issues.
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Part of the problem is ... promoters have no idea when he's getting out.
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The Strip is amazing—it has amazing restaurants—but we're promoters of downtown.
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You need teachers, role models, equipment, venues, promoters, and labels in your corner.
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With so many promoters now doing similar things it's harder to be different.
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With more promoters in the game it helps give our athletes a career.
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Cheng is one of some 217.8,24.45 village promoters across the country for JD.com.
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It doesn't feel as scary to call out promoters for booking only men.
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Some promoters would do things like bring an elephant inside of the club.
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Artists and promoters doing this price gouging themselves was not on the docket.
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Many of these #mindfulness quote images come from influencers, yogis, or self-promoters.
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Finding ways to teach that homosexuals are not pedophiles, nor promoters of homosexuality.
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Haenschen said Facebook should have acted sooner to target promoters of conspiracy theories.
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Okolie is represented by one of the most powerful promoters in world boxing.
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But promoters don't have to work too hard to entice people in Toronto.
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In their first year, the promoters will take any fan they can get.
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On the other hand, her very first promoters were her fellow soccer moms.
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The incident could also pressure promoters of live events, such as Live Entertainment.
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If the promoters ask me about my experience I'm happy to offer feedback.
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Did you have any problems with rival Thai promoters or the Thai mafia?
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All of a sudden, it's a very different world for independent wrestling promoters.
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Bigger labels have bigger budgets, which gives promoters bigger incentives to get results.
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Focusing on delighting existing customers ensures that they'll be your own best promoters.
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"I mean, there's just no cash flow, between venues, promoters, artists," she said.
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In the early 21959s, several other wrestling promoters experimented with televised wrestling matches.
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When raves became legitimised, a lot of the old promoters couldn't handle it.
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The promoters were willing to cut him some slack and reschedule the gig.
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But when they sought more, to pay for her education, Hollywood promoters balked.
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And of course work with the promoters and stay in touch with them.
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KOH TAO, Thailand — Promoters call the Thai island of Koh Tao a paradise.
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The big problem is getting the promoters to want to run the race.
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DHFL, along with one of its promoters' entities, holds a 51 percent stake.
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For now, we're told Avril's team's working with promoters on the new plans.
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Promoters envision Hanazono as a Hokkaido version of Colorado's upscale Beaver Creek resort.
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Once a festival, queues can grow unruly, hijacked by resellers and self-promoters.
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That tension could also be artificially created and exploited by event promoters too.
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Instead of complying, the promoters decided to cancel ... at least that's NYC's take.
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We're told promoters tried to negotiate with cops, but THEY killed the party.
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Many organizations have been forced out of Russia after being branded "foreign" or "undesirable," including US-based science and education promoters like the MacArthur Foundation and the Open Society Foundation, as well as Russian science promoters like the Dynasty charitable foundation.
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Some also warn of a wave of potential lawsuits against promoters of such investments.
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Promoters do not condone violence of any kind, and take these issues extremely seriously.
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That's why I try and quiz promoters when I'm booked: why was I booked?
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Reliance Industries Holdings is a holding arm of the promoters of Reliance Industries Ltd.
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The village promoters then distribute the packages on foot to customers within each village.
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They made superstars look like beginners, so the promoters never gave them a shot.
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The concert promoters and the teams don't need help selling the floor seats. Right.
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Unlike the Twitter promoters, Blac Chyna's post included an #ad hashtag, providing cursory transparency.
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Even when Mother Nature doesn't interfere, competition between promoters can be just as problematic.
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The result is a massive transfer of wealth from ordinary families to internet promoters.
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Sometimes by promoters, sometimes by well meaning people caught up in the hype themselves.
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"We have been in talks for a few weeks with his promoters," Higgins added.
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We're told a number of promoters have reached out to his camp with offers.
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Unlike the self-promoters—the elected xenophobes and charlatans—these people do have courage.
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"Same management, same label, same promoters, same writers, same producers, same everything," he said.
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The threat that concussions pose to football is really a threat to its promoters.
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More and more local promoters contacted Bee's father, asking for his sons to fight.
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"I'm so tired, but this is so dope," says one of the UK promoters.
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Space power's uniformed promoters need not repeat the intemperance of Mitchell in their advocacy.
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Bolt-cutters are back in fashion and squatters are taking over from traditional promoters.
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It will not deter future attacks, as the promoters of the legislation had claimed.
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That's what several top club promoters in Cali told us, and it gets worse.
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Eubank Jr. has been promoted by the three most prominent promoters in British boxing.
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Music writers, radio producers, DJs, concert promoters and festival bookers make up the list.
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After fans request live events, MyMusicTaste supplies the data to artists and event promoters.
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Given Mayweather and McGregors' reputations as promoters, their fight will likely draw more attention.
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However, this is also what makes throwback concerts such a hot ticket for promoters.
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And ticket sales were the bread-and-butter for wrestling promoters across the country.
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He says the cast, including Charlie Hunnam, got duped by one of the promoters.
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The move is expected to prevent wilful defaulters and promoters from buying stressed assets.
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But cryptocurrencies' promoters argue that beyond the speculative mania, something profound is taking place.
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Bermuda requires that promoters from other islands work with a majority-owned Bermudian partner.
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It is impossible to say whether Democratic or Republican presidents are better democracy promoters.
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Wolverton said that investors should be suspicious of unverifiable biographies of managers or promoters.
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Such modesty is increasingly rare in an age of braggarts, experts, and self-promoters.
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In 1995 some promoters came up with "Genuine American," but nobody really liked it.
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Corruption allegations, however, directly affect some of the most prominent promoters of her demise.
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Most promoters wouldn't give a toss if it was a man or a woman.
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He says festival promoters and police can do a lot more than they're currently doing.
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That network of promoters and theaters remains the basis of Live Nation Entertainment's concert division.
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The film's promoters said the movie in particular spotlights women's safety, basic dignity and privacy.
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Tour promoters Chugg Entertainment told the Associated Press that doctors assured John he would recover.
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This leads bitcoin promoters to develop awfully strange and novel arguments to justify its value.
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Promoters front the money for a concert or tour and take on the greatest risk.
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The rest of the fee is added on by the venues and sometimes promoters too.
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Today's campaigns often turn on trivialities and are painless or even profitable for their promoters.
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Their promoters say they have long pedigrees and have escaped meddling by modern plant-breeders.
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There won't be no reporters, there will be no promoters, there will be no trainers.
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In a press statement, the promoters said Coldplay's management was also aware of the situation.
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Somewhere where people's safety and comfort is a true concern of organiszrs/venues and promoters.
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Once she did come out, promoters weren't sure how, or even if, to promote her.
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Venues had to acquire an official Special Event Permit for shows that involved outside promoters.
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We reached out to the promoters at Fundamental Creative, but so far no word back.
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It might just be spite, because promoters and writing teams have always been notoriously spiteful.
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No. Just like the fighters they so often exploit for personal gain, promoters are expendable.
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There were many people in the rave scene who were both promoters and drug dealers.
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Alberto: It's very young music that really young promoters put out—sometimes in illegal places.
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Instead, teams, artists and promoters became the poster children for the internet's power to disrupt.
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Daniel and Derek Koch, the party promoters, are holding their Champagne brunches there on Saturdays.
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Its promoters say it can soothe gastric inflammation and even help treat cuts and burns.
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Instagram joke thief Fuck Jerry, Emily Ratajkowski, and Kendall Jenner are all mentioned as promoters.
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But they thought the sport was a mess: too many promoters, no long-term vision.
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One serious recurring mistake underground promoters continue to make is being inattentive to proper ventilation.
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Neither standards and accountability nor charter schools have lived up to their promoters' lofty aspirations.
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They were fashion interns and club promoters and music-label scouts (on the digital side).
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In this regard, the program was less benign and more coercive than its promoters acknowledged.
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According to the promoters, the stakes are nothing less than the existence of Woodstock 50.
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Why did record labels, promoters and performers tolerate seeing a talent clearly and repeatedly abused?
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And across the ages promoters and con men have been more than willing to oblige.
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Promoters are also keen to retain a format that allows them to sell more tickets.
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"Bob had run the idea by a few promoters; they pooh-poohed it," said Kemp.
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But those steps are often bypassed in handshake deals between warehouse owners and party promoters.
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Gym owners and promoters use it as a time to network and build their name.
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The promoters at Christie's produced a great show, a 'Star Wars Battle of the Billionaires.
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In the meantime, promoters and producers will remain hesitant about incorporating kits into harm reduction policies.
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Yet it is attracting the attention of influential promoters such as Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft.
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"Promoters are perpetuating a massive scam of the highest order on everyone," Belfort told the paper.
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Eduardo's father and stepmother, who worked as circus promoters, were arrested and charged with felony neglect.
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Sydney's DJs and promoters were furious to see the scene they helped build become slowly suffocated.
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Translators, promoters, social-media leaders and link-creators joined together to promote it across the internet.
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She previously asserted to PEOPLE that the promoters who organized it were "in breach" of contract.
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The networks and promoters are just saying no, so it's hard to ask what to do.
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Yet some unicorns lack the economies of scale and barriers to entry that their promoters proclaim.
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"Everyone from party promoters, DJs, producers, models, and even hosts benefit from these moments," he said.
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Our mutual agent had set up a separate deal with the promoters for the opening acts.
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Bloc was founded in 2007 by two club promoters from Norfolk, Alex Benson and George Hull.
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In a Capital City with no shortage of self- promoters, Justice Stevens set a different tone.
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Trump's pal, corporate raider Carl Icahn, is one of the country's biggest promoters of this idea.
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So promoters and classical-music venues are keen to do anything that will lure in youngsters.
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"A lot of us [promoters] hold hope for hardstyle, myself included," Lyon told THUMP over email.
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It added that the change would allow promoters and partners "to showcase their countries and products".
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A new app, CrowdBuilder, plans to fully automate the process and do away with promoters entirely.
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It was Rotnarong that first dropped Orono's name to promoters, hoping they would take the bait.
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Promoters who are still in the game say that the economics of dance clubs have changed.
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And like other Brexit promoters, as soon as the vote was done, he just walked away.
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So I kind of put an embargo on them, and all the promoters were quite upset.
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The app is designed to help Facebook's extroverts and event promoters better discover and manage events.
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He was notorious for making concert promoters pay him in full before his shows, cash only.
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The service now has 1.32 million users worldwide and works with 56 promoters and 30 agencies.
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Mexico City promoters and DJs, DUD, Saamaaanthaaaa, and Raymondstock will curate the entirety of the series.
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We don't have time to deal with homophobic promoters, with people who want to tokenize you.
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On the plus side, Japanese promoters don't engage in the boorish bloviating of their American counterparts.
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The drug dealers, the club promoters, the twinks fanning themselves with G-A-Y discount wristbands.
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Based on my conversations with these promoters, Form 696 doesn't have to be the only option.
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But the venue reopened five months later after lobbying from promoters, D.J.'s and music fans.
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In response, Fury's promoters, Hennessey Sports, released a statement saying they were "baffled" by the allegations.
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Skaters, stylists, club promoters, alternative shopgirls, and urban high school kids have since taken over fashion.
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But it's not just pop promoters who sprinkle the phrase like pixie dust onto humdrum happenings.
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Like the promoters of "Rothchild," these outfits hope to attract interest from the media and buyers.
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" Michael Lang, one of the 1969 event's original promoters, said through a spokesman that, "It's true.
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"It happened a lot as a local queen: 'You're canceled tonight,'" she recalled promoters telling her.
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This rematch isn't the first time competing promoters and broadcasters have collaborated on a major fight.
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As the club evolved into an L.G.B.T.Q. hot spot, however, straight promoters took their parties elsewhere.
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Kirk allegedly struck one of the promoters, and his team allegedly put hands on the other.
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Mr. Williams threatened a lawsuit and did his best to blackball them among Liverpool concert promoters.
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This festival, like many that have become a mainstay for promoters nationwide, has something for everyone.
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The museum curators chose not to run this risk; the impeachment promoters won't be as careful.
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The new show's New York promoters have been working hard to spin gold out of chocolate.
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The promoters are suing Marc for damages suffered by pulling the plug on all those concerts.
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What happens when a group of amateur DJs, event promoters, musicians and record label managers come together?
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Last year, Brooklyn promoters RINSED organized a three-week pop-up club in Brooklyn reimagining 2001 Odyssey.
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Intellabeams aren't exactly lasers, but they did similar things, and for most promoters that was good enough.
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Posso and Flores worked as promoters for a circus and would travel the country passing out flyers.
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When the project was first proposed, promoters hoped to bring upwards of 20 million riders a year.
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"The promoters give me an earlier slot, usually between 823:30 to 2:30AM," she tells me.
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Venue owners and older promoters almost seem hostile to us and other up-and-coming DJs/producers.
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The film, which includes interviews with fellow boxers, trainers and promoters, won a Peabody Award in 2000.
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Not the promoters he shot with a t-shirt cannon, nor the many children he's physically battled.
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They had been invited by one of the promoters and had been assured space on the guestlist.
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Those "hot tips" often come from paid company insiders or promoters, says the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
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Booking agents, programmers, press promoters, managers, journalists, and musicians—none of them can exist without the rest.
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What's more ... the law firm says it was Farrah who bullied promoters with unreasonable and unnecessary demands.
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Dino Campagna, one of the promoters at Hunk, told me that she was one of the regulars.
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The promoters worried that working with me or my boss on a title fight would cause problems.
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But there was another, bigger number deserving attention: KSW's promoters estimated that 58,583 fans filled the stadium.
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But Vegas is a promoter's city, and promoters get paid by how many people they bring in.
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In fact, fight promoters say there ain't even gonna be judges scoring the 3-round boxing match.
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The government has let promoters take full control of ARCs and scrapped caps on foreign direct investment.
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First, the model identifies a set of malicious groups — say neo-Nazis, child pornographers, or rape promoters.
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While more promoters are beginning to organize better and [bigger] events, the main problem is still there.
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But what promoters such as the Aluminum Association dub "the miracle metal" has a dirty little secret.
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Thanks to the promoters' "relationship" with authorities, Maya Hearts was the only party left standing by morning.
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Local hip-hop promoters said it was not unusual for artist entourages to evade standard security precautions.
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Satisfying an affluent crowd that skews toward middle age has become one of the promoters' main concerns.
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Many of the most ardent trade promoters often have a blind spot when it comes to imports.
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Such offbeat choices can exasperate concert promoters, but Rousset refuses to limit himself to brand-name masters.
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The promoters behind Coachella will also be hosting the inaugural Panorama festival on Randalls Island in July.
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Woodstock was created by the then-novice promoters John Roberts, Joel Rosenman, Artie Kornfield, and Michael Lang.
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" He says: "It should always be the boxer first and that is something that promoters don't want.
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Delhi's image is deteriorating more widely, a headache for tour promoters and a government touting "Brand India".
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Even after former Pizzagate promoters like Alex Jones backed off of the theory, it still has proponents.
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"Festival promoters should work to find ways to make perpetrators think twice about their behavior," says Gardiner.
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He signed with two promoters, Teiken for his fights inside Japan and Top Rank for those abroad.
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Nardone believes that ultimately, in this rigged system, smaller promoters and parties end up getting squeezed out.
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His is still unique and entertaining, but promoters are still squandering his tremendous talent against overmatched opposition.
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Adria MM Productions, the Croatian event promoters, filed suit on April 28 against Worldwide Entertainment Group Inc.
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And like fellow promoters The Bunker and Mutual Dreaming, Rinsed is now launching a label: The Umbrella.
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She said the Music Safety Summit is a crucial forum for promoters and officials to work together.
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In terms of the professional sport, gaining SAFE MMA approval is encouraged for both promoters and fighters.
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In Barcelona, our correspondent met the promoters of independence for Tabarnia, a fictitious separatist movement within Catalonia.
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Club promoters hawked 2-for-1 deals, tourists took selfies and police cracked down would-be criminals.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), the CHC's whip and one of its most active promoters of new talent.
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Official promoters of the creed have put an authoritarian spin on what started as a humanist philosophy.
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Fury's promoters, Bob Arum of Top Rank and Frank Warren of Queensberry Promotions, were right all along.
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No. Are London's clubs, bars, pubs, promoters, security staff, and police doing enough to tackle the problem?
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That looks great in pictures— promoters couldn't wish for better advertising—but it's also just fucking dangerous.
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The class alleged the company used the robocalling systems to contact promoters who had stopped selling its products.
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The fight sold lots of tickets and made a big wad of dough for the wok-eyed promoters.
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DIY promoters were able to pull off parties on a shoestring budget—often illegally—without too much drama.
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Already on Sunday, even as I was nearing despair, I began receiving notifications from various Pride event promoters.
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Last week, the company's Queens application was rejected, along with those of two rival promoters, after local opposition.
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Since March, L&T kept buying stake in Mindtree from its promoters and through an ongoing open offer.
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In fact, you're more likely to find trans-inclusive promoters by doing so and being vocal about it.
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What unites them is that they accord undue deference to "promoters", as India dubs a firm's founding shareholders.
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The Ticketfly iOS app, as well as its portal for promoters and analytics / rewards program Fanbase, remain offline.
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Musicians, concert promoters and volunteers work together to register voters when participating artists perform live in major cities.
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But the spotlight on him gave fresh impetus to discussions about finding ways to rein in failed promoters.
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Teams and promoters need an active secondary market to manage risk and fund what are very expensive operations.
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These rankings still matter to artists, labels, managers, publicists, concert promoters, and others in the music business ecosystem.
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Thailand has gone too far, the promoters and even the referees try too hard to please the gamblers.
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It's been exciting to see the DJs and promoters who have put in their time get their due.
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The club is a place of networking and getting to know the promoters, the DJs, the club owners.
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They are stimulants to trade, promoters of British culture and values, and vessels of worldly contacts and knowledge.
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For the annual event's promoters, Live Nation's backing will provide much-needed support in a fiercely competitive environment.
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Canelo was stripped of the champion title after failing to reach an agreement on terms with Derevyanchenko's promoters.
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"Promoters also know that anyone can be anyone and say anything about anything on the internet," Rotunda said.
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Professionals, by contrast, are tested inconsistently, depending on the sanctioning body and on agreements between promoters and fighters.
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Once the night was over and you went outside, all the local promoters were there pushing their parties.
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But I'm curious why you never see the promoters of caution arguing to improve Medicare before expanding access.
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According to promoters of these scaled-down reactors, they could solve the multiple challenges faced by nuclear power.
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In 1996, the Organic festival, in California's San Bernardino National Forest, showed promoters the potential for outdoor raves.
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The response to Emelianenko's criticism was fierce, coming from Kadyrov flunkies and even Emelianenko's fellow fighters and promoters.
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De La Hoya would not be happy with his chief cash cow filling the pockets of other promoters.
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The company ended up changing their release schedule in order to add the feature, turning detractors into promoters.
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The group was relieved when the promoters took them to a nearby Thai restaurant, where they ate daily.
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Musical programming will be curated by rising crews, labels, and promoters including Discwoman, NAAFI, Soulection, GHE20G0TH1K, and NON.
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The theories crop up organically, though Russian or other disinformation promoters can and do help amplify the messages.
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Being in the field you develop a network of dealers, collectors, promoters and artists who created the posters.
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He also warned investors against dealing with ICO promoters who claim their product is exempt from securities registration.
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Musicians are usually self-promoters, more likely to give you a download card than a cultural history lesson.
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And he did not want to be subjected to the whims of promoters and network executives, he said.
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Promoters have to make sure that applicants and investors feel comfortable that their investment can procure these jobs.
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One of the world&aposs leading fight promoters is hosting an exclusive event in ornate surroundings on Saturday.
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Interestingly enough, other promoters around the world that hired R. Kelly seem to be following the same plan.
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The organization learned of the proposed policies at the same time as the legislature and the other promoters.
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Ramallah, Nijim informs me, has a vibrant nightlife scene, although competition amongst promoters is high as venues are scarce.
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Johnny is in the utter depths of addiction and has become known as Johnny "No Show" Cash among promoters.
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And then there are the promoters, the social media power users who signal-boost the spammer's profiles and pages.
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Until recently, he was mostly putting together his own fights and working with some small-time promoters he knew.
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It will place firm controls on MMA, its participants and promoters that ensure the protection of fighters and fans.
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Circus promoters allegedly chained their 12-year-old son, took a selfie with him, and starved him to death.
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Two rock promoters stopped by as well, asking Subotnick to participate in an interactive discothèque called the Electric Circus.
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India's "promoters", as the founders and owners of big businesses are known, also need to be reined in further.
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Indian carmakers, riding behind such European promoters of "clean diesel" as Volkswagen, ploughed millions into new diesel-engine factories.
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Inefficient firms that should be taken over by a rival stumble on, as promoters seek to preserve their perks.
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Partly because promoters and journalists found this new entity hard to grasp, friendship became central to the band's image.
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More than half the shares of private companies are held by "promoters", managers with controlling stakes, who rarely trade.
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At the least, tour promoters can draw on thew new competition to push for a better deal. Prestige. Legacy.
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Challenges building the community: Finding venue operators that understand house music and are willing to work with local promoters.
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The contract was signed and promoters had sent him $55,000 to retain his services -- but then the shootout happened.
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The Swiss company is working in collaboration with marketing groups, broadcasters, and reputable promoters from the world of boxing.
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The promoters are waiting on approval from the New York State Liquor Authority for the deal to go through.
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But presenting classical music in a nontraditional setting has a strong ROI for promoters responsible for creating singular experiences.
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Phil Bowdery, chair of the Concert Promoters Association, spoke to Pollstar about the industry's reaction to the terror attack.
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One legend recounts him demanding a paper bag full of $10,000 cash from promoters for 30 minutes of performance.
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Police began demanding a higher number of paid duty officers at events, which became a major expense for promoters.
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It sounds a straightforward task but as many club promoters will tell you that's very much not the case.
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The artists, promoters and venues, meanwhile, hold just under half of show tickets for "industry insiders," according to investigators.
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I was going to art school as a designer and ended up doing promoters and artists' fliers and artwork.
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Oh, except this guy: When they're not handing out vouchers, club-night promoters and guestlist recruiters are on Tinder.
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This month, Live Nation also bought the promoters behind the Governors Ball festival, an annual event on Randalls Island.
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When an unproven idea can't stand on its own merits, it's always good to have influencers and promoters, right?
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If B.S.E. introduced Carton to other arena operators and promoters, B.S.E. would get 7.5 per cent of that profit.
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The promoters of the Grand Prix have also said planning for the event is going ahead "as per normal".
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BC's turning 30 next week, and we're told she's spread the word to promoters she's available for club bookings.
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" What you should say: "The real pest problem in New York City isn't the subway rats—it's the promoters.
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Promoters like Ned Irish brought college doubleheaders to the old Madison Square Garden, and fans responded in record numbers.
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Most importantly, I hope to hear more producers/DJs/promoters push themselves, challenge their listeners, and keep things weird.
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At the time, many big name pro-fighters, both foreign and domestic, were getting the runaround from Thai promoters.
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"If festival promoters were better business people, they wouldn't be in festivals," Gareth Cooper told The Guardian last year.
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Club promoters were asking for armed police to patrol club nights due to the fear of violence at events.
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According to Williams's Instagram, the dance music promoters Insomniac are helping to raise funds to bolster Horizon's music programs.
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Although her promoters attempted to follow the centerfold imperative, Santos did not make the same "hot" lists as Carano.
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If confirmed, Ms. Nauert would be one of the most prominent promoters of Mr. Trump's "America First" foreign policy.
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This vote follows a concerted campaign by a coalition Nightlife promoters, activists, and artist coalitions in New York City.
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The promoters of the fight between Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather Jr. have a potential blockbuster on their hands.
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They can readily become the promoters of repressive authoritarianism if they fear for the loss of influence and wealth.
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The re-scheduled North American dates, starting in May 2020, will go ahead, promoters Live Nation said on Wednesday.
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The administration contains regime changers, sanctions promoters, chicken hawks -- and real ones, too -- pushing for tougher steps against Iran.
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"We are facing some resistance here from the promoters," the official said, referring to the main backers of companies.
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The Internet rewards boldness and individuality in a way that radio and record labels and concert promoters rarely have.
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Last year's shady goings-on spurred the promoters to call in Dragonfly for the company's expertise in statistical analysis.
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In boxing, contenders are ranked by a number of sanctioning bodies and contracted by a variety of fight promoters.
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The Dodgers' pride night, begun four years ago, has become so popular that promoters are bidding to host it.
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My friends who can't (tattoo artists, musicians, bartenders, concert promoters) are left without a job and no safety net.
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These promoters offer crypto issuers active followers and posts on social media platforms such as Telegram, Reddit and Bitcointalk.
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Promoters are respectful of other parties and events and do their best to avoid conflict, which keeps it friendly.
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In addition to the Detroit natives, plenty of out-of-town imprints that have left significant marks on Movement's afterparty landscape return, including San Fran promoters DAX, who, working with local promoters My Baby, host their fourth OK, COOL party with Seth Troxler, The Black Madonna, Craig Richards, and Mood II Swing.
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The Swag: Promoters handed out The Orville hats and the new, hardbound The World of The Orville from Titan Books.
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Her concert promoters announced that more dates in Las Vegas, Boston, Philadelphia, Miami, Lisbon, London and Paris will be added.
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There again, he came at the event's promoters with his last-minute request for a dome and was turned down.
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The last thing the event's promoters wanted to see was the word "African" attached to a story about dying pigs.
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No salaries are on offer; the promoters earn by buying medicines and products from Living Goods and keeping the profits.
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Promoters representing a majority of the tracks on the calendar last week voiced concern about Liberty's handling of the sport.
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Smallholders get sound advice from an army of government-trained "farmer promoters" and from One Acre Fund, a large charity.
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"There was still one part of the experience where promoters didn't have any choice: how to sell tickets," Jonker said.
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These investors have a duty to stand up to promoters, no matter how rich or politically connected they may be.
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The promoters of both schemes say that their projects will slash the time it takes to jet around the world.
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The government has now banned any defaulting promoters from bidding, which means they will lose "their" companies to new owners.
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The rest get divvied up between presales, and tickets held for artists, agents, venues, promoters, marketing, record labels, and sponsors.
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Chess has 600 million fans worldwide and its promoters claim that makes it the most participated sport in the world.
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We're told promoters saw the video a couple days before the concert, but waited until the day of to cancel.
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Some immigrants have been burned by misrepresentations made about the programme by promoters, both inside and outside the United States.
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And a slew of promoters and artists from around the world are proving that the best nightlife is diverse nightlife.
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" Several concert promoters and security professionals declined to discuss their procedures on Tuesday, for what one promoter called "obvious reasons.
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Events that have been organised have usually been cancelled by promoters at the last moment due to threats of violence.
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Promoters say tons of fans showed up at the venue and waited outside for hours for the doors to open.
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It's critical for Google that they do, since Facebook is just raking in mobile ad dollars, particularly from app promoters.
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They ended up with a confusing mess that fails to lift the stereotype of EDM promoters as tone-deaf bros.
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Reducing this friction could make Facebook more popular with Event promoters looking for a high-conversion destination to their ads.
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It is very hard to identify a single, coherent account of the Republicans' Obamacare alternative from its authors and promoters.
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The overall effect, many promoters say, only adds to the already fraught relationship among fans, rap artists and law enforcement.
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A few years ago when the new warehouse scene started happening, I saw older promoters trying to get into it.
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Through the 90s, Calvario recalled, club promoters in Irvine started booking dancers at their public events to draw bigger crowds.
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According to a chorus of marriage promoters in the 22015s and 237s, singles were lonely, unhappy, unproductive members of society.
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"Tyson has this week been declared medically unfit to fight," Hennessy Sports, his promoters, said in a statement without elaborating.
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The TV talk show host and actress will visit three cities over eight nights, promoters Live Nation said on Thursday.
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This then generates demand data that Dice can use to help promoters and artists run more successful events in future.
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Because light shows are usually performed seated, they are also considered by event promoters as a potential fire safety hazard.
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It's a photo that sums up the whole bizarre circus, better than parents, promoters, or my retold memories ever could.
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LOS ANGELES — The middleweight boxer Canelo Alvarez has tested positive for a banned drug, and his promoters blame contaminated meat.
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" The most prominent was the Jewish Museum, which the letter said "often hosts events and discussions with prominent B.D.S. promoters.
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"Sometimes I feel the promoters of this discussion are mixing things together using a lack of intellectual seriousness," he said.
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But, it appears DaBaby never got on board with that ... so the promoters are now suing for breach of contract.
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Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather Jr. are among the marquee faces of a trend of boxers becoming promoters.
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" Several concert promoters and security professionals declined to discuss their procedures on Tuesday, for what one promoter called "obvious reasons.
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But in truth, hip-hop is an ecosystem favoring the industrious — talent scouts, managers, club promoters, photographers, journalists and more.
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Perhaps promoters are banking on the fact that so much of modern-day ticket buying happens at the last minute.
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You meet all these people who like your work and they are attending the clubs as patrons or as promoters.
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These reports (and imports) encouraged many English promoters to lay plans for colonization as a way to increase their wealth.
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Ask questions about references and experience and determine whether the promoters are registered with the SEC, FINRA or state regulators.
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Some immigrants have been burned by misrepresentations made about the program by promoters, both inside and outside the United States.
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Promoters and bookers will have more trouble finding artists and the boycott will make them reflect on the status quo.
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The more feasible that is as a business, then I think the likelier there would be more companies, more promoters.
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Finally, there are the self-promoters, which is the group most people are thinking of when they mention narcissistic selfie-takers.
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Hundreds of his clients — mostly nightclubs, concert promoters and the like — claimed to have suffered huge losses when the scheme collapsed.
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But Cityfox had something many upstart promoters don't: links to the financial sector, and access to investors to support their vision.
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Those gigs are harder to come by for non-binary people—but that's easily fixed with some careful thought from promoters.
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Start getting in touch with venues and promoters at least six to seven months before you intend the tour to begin.
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But Buffer gave us a pretty long list of winners from fight night -- Vegas, promoters, banks, bartenders and, of course, prostitutes!
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In December, promoters announced that he would fight Timothy Bradley on April 9, his first bout since the fight with Mayweather.
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Like spin kick KO's, the punters love it and so do the shark-faced promoters with fat bellies and Cuban cigars.
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Its data are already used by labels, artists, promoters and ticket sellers in planning album releases, artist collaborations and concert tours.
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Promoters who have defaulted are explicitly banned from staying on as owners, following an amendment made to the code in November.
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But the assumption had been that the companies' "promoters", as India dubs founding shareholders, would find a way to stay on.
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Promoters gave in ... with a suite of rooms for her posse, but did so as a courtesy to maintain the relationship.
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In an age of celebrity, when fame was conferred on the loudest self-promoters, Cassius Clay was reaching for the moon.
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Jukica: Rave promoters were asking to host parties there and so we were able to transcend being pigeonholed into one thing.
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Despite an immediate loss of income, fighters, promoters, and gamblers patiently waited for the thirty days to come to a close.
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We're now told promoters also don't want to deal with Tamar's divorce drama -- so they dropped her from the tour, too.
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If Facebook isn't careful about how it ranks Stories from public figures and web celebs, these self-promoters could overrun Stories.
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It also said that loans taken by banks had also been diverted by the promoters to increase their own personal wealth.
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Rajan said this exercise is intended to put key stalled projects back on track and was not meant to penalise promoters.
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Now we expect either local promoters or the cities to cover most or all of the costs of staging a race.
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He's worked hard hours only to get ripped off by promoters or watch as cops busted the party before it began.
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A self-proclaimed, 'gift from the Buddha', OneSongchai has remained one of the top promoters in Thailand for over two decades.
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Aside from the drugs, almost every aspect of dance music is being dabbled with by scientists and promoters in healthy ways.
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Musicians have to be their own promoters, tour managers, bookers and a million other things just to get off the ground.
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Thomson Reuters Lipper added that Blackrock's iShares , State Street's and Vanguard, were the best selling ETF promoters in Europe for July.
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Kennedy then asked Couture to expand on why fighters don't have more bargaining power when they enter contracts with MMA promoters.
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Known for his huge power and lacking ability, Goodridge would go out on his shield and the Japanese promoters loved that.
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He tells us promoters in those countries need to address why they are welcoming Kelly with open arms and, presumably, wallets.
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When these promoters are calling me to do shows and events if we ain't talking stadiums then what we talking about?
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Now, we asked them to narrow that document down to the most essential tips for promoters, venue owners, and event attendees.
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A self proclaimed, 'gift from the Buddha', OneSongchai has remained one of the top promoters in Thailand for over two decades.
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Its promoters managed to bring in every big name that happened to be touring through Los Angeles on any given week.
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The studies promoters are submitting are often not conducted among the seriously ill or substance abusers SAMHSA was founded to serve.
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Last week, Boxikus and other promoters he works with decided to cancel Gegen, a popular party they put on at KitKatClub.
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The 1980s saw the rise of a self-esteem movement whose promoters promised that self-love would make America competitive again.
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"This was something the promoters early on said teletext could do, except we were the only ones doing it," Lopinto said.
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Thirty years later, in 1999, festival promoters attempted to honor the original Woodstock with another music festival in upstate New York.
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The New York State Liquor Authority granted Brooklyn-based promoters Cityfox a liquor license today for their 6,000-person capacity venue.
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Now the live-music business is facing billions of dollars in lost income as its two largest promoters shut down shows.
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Those figures illustrate the windfalls possible when rival promoters collaborate, and that message resonated immediately with other deep-pocketed boxing businessmen.
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The band's online popularity had become so entrenched in Chile that tour promoters didn't even bother with a traditional media push.
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Decades of patronage by successive military and civilian governments for promoters of religious hate has created a culture of institutionalized intolerance.
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Though the band was short lived because the musicians couldn't get along, it introduced Harrison to the world of club promoters.
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As promoters, they never worry about running out of things to post, thanks to Amazon's endless catalogue of products and sellers.
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Promoters continued throwing dance music events at Paradox, but Fever and many of the other original parties all shuttered around 2001.
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Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle was photographed on July 4 with one of the major promoters of the Pizzagate conspiracy theory.
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Gucci Mane, meet Gucci Gang -- the name he'll apparently be performing under at Coachella this year ... according to Coachella promoters, anyway.
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The promoters didn't agree with the result and most of the fighters who were there also think the result was strange.
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The form asks for the names, stage names, phone numbers, and addresses of all promoters and artists participating in an event.
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IRL chatting with other bands and promoters—and by promoters, I mean everyone from the strange 30-somethings in Interpol T-shirts and footwear incommensurate to their age who book clubs to the kid down the street with a garage to anyone with access to a school community room—will always beat out cold writing a venue.
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Government investment promoters in swanky premises in downtown Gaborone talk up Botswana's potential as a hub for tech firms or green energy.
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A group of Yik Yak promoters once marched around UofM with a camera to film students responding to blunt, shock-value, questions.
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A month later, one of the most prominent promoters of QAnon, Lionel Lebron, took a photo with Trump in the Oval Office.
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Shirley was born to a well-off family in Pensacola, FL, though his promoters often advertised he was born in Kingston, Jamaica.
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"Most profiteering companies heeded promoters' warnings not to trade and resell tickets that would instantly be cancelled," Sheeran's rep told the tabloid.
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According to the South China Morning Post, show promoters didn't inform the crowd the performance had been axed until 9:183 p.m.
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The company is also working on tools to help music venues and promoters target the right audiences for their shows, Clemens said.
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Self-promoters like the Kardashians are brand-builders to the core that primarily use their reality show for businesses and entertainment purposes.
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Bloc was founded in 2007 when two club promoters from Norfolk set up a small festival at an off-season holiday park.
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Known for his often controversial public statements and far-right views, he was one of the major promoters of the Leave campaign.
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It's called a "performance exclusivity" clause, and it's a common practice promoters use to make sure their concerts remain in hot demand.
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Travis Scott has fired back at Minneapolis promoters with a countersuit after being sued for bailing on a Super Bowl LII concert.
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You can also check out our conversation with local Madrid promoters about how these issues have played out in their city here.
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You'll recall Farrah pulled the plug claiming promoters screwed her by not providing her with hotel rooms, plane tickets and fight tix.
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The company also failed to ensure that transactions involving the promoters were recorded properly in its books and records, the agency added.
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His promoters announced, Alvarez would be moving his training from his home country to San Diego and will submit to further tests.
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Since the fire, DIY venue owners and promoters across the country have feared being shut down or otherwise policed by the authorities.
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Less technically inclined promoters would eschew MP4 downloads, thinking they enabled piracy without understanding that DVD ripping easily accomplished the same goal.
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When the UK government held the initial Brexit referendum, Brexit promoters implied that Britain could have its cake and eat it too.
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It's been exposed to various promoters and styles throughout the years, and that knowledge has been passed down from generation to generation.
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Under the rules of the program, promoters should never promise green cards to investors or guarantee that their investments will pay off.
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Even though promoters of and participants in these transactions must report their activities to the IRS or face fines, the problem persists.
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In December, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil complaint against promoters of an allegedly abusive conservation easement syndication tax scheme.
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To publicize the fight between Hardy and Vincent, the fighters and promoters accentuated the very thing Team U.S.A. was trying to suppress.
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Since it was founded in 2008, Ticketfly has been favored by many smaller promoters and venues for its technology and marketing abilities.
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He adored the Afropunk festival in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, telling his cultural affairs commissioner to ensure that the promoters retained their permit.
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Sánchez was one of the promoters of SeguimentFCB, a group of members who announced their candidacy for the club's elections in 2015.
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For Rose, fighting on TV is much more exciting and promoters are able to guarantee income and lock your opponent into place.
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While most event promoters don't track data on the attendance of children, more and more festivals now include areas designed for families.
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The hotel, which has 110 rooms, saw an immediate 10% drop in room cancelations just hours after promoters announced the festival's postponement.
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The promoters decided to take down the fences and allow everyone to enjoy the concerts for free on the 600-acre farm.
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He was more than willing to rent the space to other promoters where they could match, promote, and organize their own events.
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Its promoters also boast that it has a lower carbon footprint, requiring three times less heat to create than standard limestone concrete.
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While we're not entirely sure that that's the most sustainable approach to business, it is one that the city's promoters certainly appreciate.
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While we're not entirely sure that that's the most sustainable approach to business, it is one that the city's promoters certainly appreciate.
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We also use the app to recommend other promoters' events and offer discounted tickets if they make [them] available to our members.
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Promoters are charging a $35 entry fee to see the show, a considerable sum given the ubiquity of the artist's street fare.
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But with a cast of bumblers, grifters and self-promoters like those Mr. Trump seems to favor, one should expect nothing less.
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For a fight that promoters claim has broken the all-time record for gate gross sales, that would be an odd outcome.
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As fans and promoters of shows, we're lucky to have some new spots turn into places that want to put on shows.
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The highly anticipated fight drew a heavyweight record $16.9 million gate and promoters believe it sold well on pay-per-view, too.
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Beethoven had to fight constantly the entrenched forces of music, all those promoters and patrons and performers who resisted new, challenging work.
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The data provided by promoters also showed the Sunday only attendance accounted for 1.77 million, a rise of 4% compared to 2018.
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It will be up to the promoters to capitalize on the thrill of Saturday night to attract wider interest for the rematch.
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Other promoters like Liquified, Tambor, Cardio, Wiggle factor, Q/Q and Project B and Unity all seem to be doing their thing.
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Promoters and producers looking for more festival safety recommendations can look to a report from the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse for guidance.
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The charges against the defendants, who include stock promoters, brokers and investor relations officials, were announced by U.S. Attorney Robert Capers in Brooklyn.
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If you've got a 20 year old producer being booked for a festival by 20 year old promoters, then they're working with peers.
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Tekashi69 bailed from a homecoming concert at the last minute, angering thousands of fans and costing event promoters a fortune ... TMZ has learned.
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Promoters claim cryptocurrency is valuable as (1) a means of payment, (2) a store of value and/or (63) a thing in itself.
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Many Americans don't reward or even tolerate bullies, liars, and self-promoters, and they certainly don't want that trifecta occupying their Oval Office.
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ICOs look as if they do the same thing by distributing tokens, thus bypassing the "financial elites" that cryptocurrency promoters claim to hate.
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"There are so many promoters, as you know, in Hollywood, people who round up celebrities for one purpose or another," Mr. Thicke said.
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Quirk said Brisbane Marketing, the city council's major events subsidiary, would be re-engaged for negotiations with promoters Top Rank and Duco Events.
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At the most basic level, teams and promoters need an active secondary market to manage risk and fund what are very expensive operations.
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People will continue to take drugs at every festival going; it's a reality that's out of the hands of promoters and the police.
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Sources close to FGL's Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard tell us security for all their concerts is handled through promoters at the venues.
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There has been no official statement from her camp or from the tour's promoters AEG Live on whether those concerts have been canceled.
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BIG3 says it booked the venue first and won't budge (unless the price is right) -- while the boxing promoters aren't backing down either.
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The joint venture used outside promoters to make improper payments to Indian government officials to increase Crown's brewery hours and obtain beer orders.
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Rave promoters and harm reduction organizations like TRIP came together to represent the community and to help guide the creation of safety protocols.
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Our friends at i-D spent time in Glasgow to meet the socially-conscious clubgoers and promoters turning the scene on its head.
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Nine local groups sent a letter this week to the Greensboro Coliseum, urging promoters to "do the right thing" and cancel the show.
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And with the UAE being a major overseas market for Bollywood moviegoers, stars are becoming a popular choice for brand ambassadors and promoters.
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"When we started, a few promoters fought for different styles of music — we were Detroit Funk House," the owner, Ognen Uzunovski, told me.
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The 2017 tax cuts did not produce a big bump in investment either, despite the optimistic claims of the bill's supporters and promoters.
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It is clear that when there is a change of regime, people and promoters will negotiate and try to restructure the business model.
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Knippa was one of nine defendants, including stock promoters, brokers and investor relations officials, accused last May of defrauding investors into buying ForceField.
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The competition between the promoters comes as festivals have grown to be the fastest-growing and most influential part of the concert business.
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Dress code is strictly pink for the annual bash held by promoters Sholay Events, known for their flamboyant south Asian-inspired dance parties.
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With a variety of hair colors and experimental makeup choices, the Olsens are the OG promoters of IDGAF beauty in its purest form.
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He has even signed a deal with one of the biggest and most powerful promoters in world boxing, Top Rank, in Las Vegas.
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" He added that doctors and other health promoters "may be encouraged by our findings to promote running as a part of 'lifestyle medicine.
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Li was one of the earliest and most enthusiastic promoters of Bolshevism and its calls to combat imperialism and topple capitalism through revolution.
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A Toronto city council member is pushing to require electronic music festivals to have paramedics on-site, to be paid for by promoters.
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But with the biggest female star in Shields, some said that Salita could corner a market that many big-name promoters have ignored.
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Tlaib has been hanging around with some suddenly much more popular economists, the promoters of Modern Monetary Theory, widely known by its acronym.
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Mining promoters salted barren claims with diamonds or gold nuggets, then made small fortunes on mines that never produced, leaving their stockholders swindled.
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As luck would have it, two rock promoters dropped by and asked if he was interested in participating in a new multimedia discothèque.
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Formula One's governing body, the FIA, said it agreed with the decision taken by the race promoters and the Japanese Automobile Federation (JAF).
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A meme he made about a coming trance music festival went viral; he is now partnering with the festival's promoters on ticket sales.
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While its promoters admit this is not a realistic target for every country, the plan draws attention to the potential contribution of agriculture.
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The Formula One Promoters' Association (FOPA) had issued a statement ahead of an annual meeting hosted in London by commercial rights holders Liberty.
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"I don't believe this (FOPA) approach to be constructive," added Vorobyev, who expected some other promoters to distance themselves from FOPA in future.
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How else would the contemporary public be able to identify true visionaries from the rising sea level of social-media-savvy self-promoters?
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Until 2009, the form required promoters and licensees to state the ethnic makeup of the audience and the genre of music being performed.
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Dalston's current reputation as a nighttime destination started in the mid 2000s, when a wave of new club promoters moved into the area.
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The night had been running in Highbury since 153, but in 2006 promoters Beck Rosoman and Zena Blackwell shifted the night to Dalston.
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These courts are governed by a nine-member panel of judges representing various interests of a particular sport, like promoters, referees, and fighters.
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We're used to the idea of businesses, self-promoters, and "branded" individuals needing and using Facebook, but this pressure also applies to schools.
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Intellectually curious, they threw themselves into British life as collectors and patrons of the sciences, arts and music, and promoters of trade and manufacturing.
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It tells his record label, publisher, and tour promoters that fans will continue to fund Kelly's career, regardless of his alleged abuses of women.
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In Thailand, gyms and champions must buy their championship belts as promoters only keep a few on hand for fight photos and ceremonial purposes.
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But the pressure to stay silent is considerable: the fear for DJs and promoters is that speaking out could put their careers in jeopardy.
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"Typically, after the promoters profit from their sales, the stock price drops and the remaining investors lose most of their money," the SEC reports.
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In the case scheduled to start on Wednesday, Mr. Matzneff's publishers and promoters could also be held to account — with the books as evidence.
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Smaller venues usually have a fairly relaxed cancellation policy, so don't let promoters guilt you into going ahead with something that compromises your safety.
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The presumable explanation for the fight's genesis has to do with Japanese promoters' penchant for putting the spotlight on the local heroes of yesteryear.
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For artists that means either accepting business wholesale as received wisdom — which often turns people into single-minded self-promoters — or rejecting business outright.
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In response, local promoters and out-of-towners pull out all the stops when it comes to satiating the demand for after-hours revelry.
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The Lionesses take their role as promoters of women's football seriously but they are also a group of players who desperately wanted to win.
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BOOM announced today that they'll host a party on Saturday, October 1 featuring two of Brooklyn's most established promoters battling it out, B2B style.
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Many promoters of sex-positive events use FetLife, an online social network for people in the fetish and kink communities, to publicize their events.
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As long as promoters are providing the kind of safe, consenual spaces that we need, I think that we're going in the right direction.
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The island country was too small, said the local DJs and promoters I'd talk to during my annual trips back home from the States.
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They are one of 18 Hong Kong-based Indian organizations the concert's promoters reached out to in order to get support for the show.
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The company's assets include the festivals and promoters ID&T, Rock in Rio, and Made Event, as well as online digital music retailer, Beatport.
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Sure, the big gay parties in Manhattan—run by promoters like Ladyfag, Frankie Sharp, and Susanne Bartsch—regularly employ trans DJs, performers, and hosts.
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In a series of tweets posted early this morning, the DJ, producer and label boss proposed creating a Sanctuary Restaurant equivalent for club promoters.
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We spoke with "Tank" -- who tells us he's fired up about fighting on August 26 ... even though promoters haven't nailed down his opponent yet.
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That involved a series of overlapping regulations under which lenders, company promoters and other creditors could initiate competing proceedings in different forums and regions.
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Ultimately, promoters and artists invested in growing the American hard dance scene might do well to put their differences aside for the greater good.
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A previous article pointed out that 21 attendees of nationwide events thrown by LA promoters have died under similar circumstances in the last decade.
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According to the research firm IBISWorld, there are currently more than 65,000 event promoters in the U.S., most of whom have limited geographic reach.
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It wasn't independent promoters trying to claim legitimacy this time—now it was the major corporations becoming involved and bringing with them automatic legitimacy.
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"There is a lack of clarity on new initiatives in F1 and a lack of engagement with promoters on their implementation," added the statement.
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In the Benelux and Scandinavian countries, banks were early promoters of electronic payments and made it easier (and cheaper) for customers to use cards.
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The company and Ms. Bresch, who is the daughter of Senator Joe Manchin, Democrat of West Virginia, have been strong promoters of the product.
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Houston PD had reportedly said in a since-deleted tweet that the event was understaffed, as the promoters didn't plan for such large crowds.
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The magazine was founded in 1999 by ex-label promoters Jon Cohen and Rob Stone, and it is owned by their ad agency, Cornerstone.
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Rival promoters, whose Queens applications were also rejected, said they were never told by the city that Randalls Island was available as an option.
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THUMP spoke with six artists, label owners, and party promoters from Los Angeles to London, who explained how they turned passions into a career.
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Youth health promoters at PPNYC are a grant-funded group of highly trained peer educators from Brooklyn, the Bronx, and the Lower East Side.
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On February 13, for example, House of Yes is co-producing a Valentine's Day Lovers Ball with promoters Might Get Weird and Medium Rare.
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Others are put on "hold" for promoters, advertisers, radio stations, venues, VIP packages, and corporate sponsors, or sold directly to scalpers by venues themselves.
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Dance party promoters Enigma Events has teamed up with production company 2BC to host a rooftop party at the East Williamsburg venue Studio 299.
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For three decades, politicians and promoters both have advocated for the U.S. to install a national commissioner of boxing, if only for safety reasons.
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Perhaps most important, promoters and venue operators will likely take new steps to train employees about how to get people out of catastrophic incident.
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" DSTRKT became the target of an organized protest in 2015 after one of its promoters turned people away for being "too dark" and "overweight.
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Business Insider spoke to executives and fight promoters to understand why Ukraine has become a force in world boxing in the last 10 years.
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For marketers, it is a simple way to reach young people — a supplement to their other social media efforts, including hiring full-time promoters.
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The regulator needs to provide sufficient time to meet this requirement so as to not over-flood the markets with stake sales by promoters.
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Not allowing drug use to contribute to death, assault or injury is a goal for venues and promoters that want to make safe spaces.
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"The commercial launch was first done in Montpellier," said Cyrill Meynadier, founder of Opalia, the project's founding real estate developer among four associate promoters.
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When promoters made the venue switch in April, Dolphins Chief Executive Tom Garfinkel cited traffic and construction disruptions in downtown Miami as a reason.
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Only a few other major independent promoters are left, among them Another Planet Entertainment in the San Francisco area and Jam Productions in Chicago.
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Mr. Trump was one of the most vocal promoters of the baseless conspiracy theory that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States.
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The push to improve safety extends beyond championships, Mekies said, and the federation regularly works with other race promoters to share knowledge and experience.
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" And when promoters came to his Havana home, Mr. Butler reported in his book, Mr. Savón's wife boasted, "Félix is more revolutionary than Fidel.
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With promoters of these projects also not keen to give away control, many of these cases will go to the bankruptcy court, he said.
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Self-promoters seeking important positions should not be permitted to create the impression that their sometimes simplistic and extremist terminology is becoming national policy.
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Promoters say that if McGregor tries mixed martial arts moves like kicking or a takedown during the fight, he will face significant financial penalties.
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Since China's unofficial ban last year on popular South Korean cultural imports, Chinese promoters have tried to satisfy pop music fans with homegrown talent.
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During auditions, promoters found "many very natural, very handsome girls," said Wang Tianhai, the chief executive of Zhejiang Huati, which is based in Hangzhou.
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"Part of it is that it (the W Series) does tick the box, quite frankly, but equally they (the promoters) really believe," he said.
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But while it may be increasing for concert promoters and technology companies, the number of performing groups and record label employees has been dropping.
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The Bowery deal gives AEG one of the most influential promoters in the country, and also represents its latest chess move against Live Nation.
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However, VRL Logistics plunged 20 percent after the transportation and logistics company's promoters said they planned to start a regional airline in personal capacity.
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Promoters say new programs that would be instituted to help offenders return to their communities and get jobs actually help reduce crime — another selling point.
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The company refuted the allegations and accused the CBI of "concerted harassment of NDTV and its promoters based on the same old endless false accusations".
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His firm, Golden Boy Enterprises is one of boxing's most active and respected promoters and holds a 25% interest in the Houston Dynamo MLS team.
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Taking it further, Nigeria's parliament directed security operatives to arrest MMM promoters, but in spite of these efforts, Nigeria has yet to officially criminalize MMM.
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On January 1 of last year, the Food and Drug Administration issued new rules that barred the use of antibiotics in livestock as growth promoters.
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The Irish promoters were nothing but lovely and I don't want them to take the blame for something that was most likely on our end.
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Although some people felt this spat mere theatrics meant to increase public attention, both Tyger and Cat's promoters swore that the animosity was long-standing.
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Venue owners are reporting a steady increase in attendance at their clubs, and tenacious promoters have started throwing parties in other parts of the city.
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For example, Agrawal says one of the keys to Daybreaker's success is the familial approach she takes to bringing on new promoters and event producers.
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It would help Washington state, in the apt words of the initiative's promoters, fulfill its moral responsibility to leave a livable planet for future generations.
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If promoters at Discovery think that a closer contest might help lure even more viewers, they might consult this month's issue of Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Brands, Event promoters, and Group admins who manage their Facebook presence from desktop might embrace Stories more now that they can post from there, too.
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"Due to a personal emergency, Halsey will be unable to perform tonight at Rogers Place in Edmonton," promoters for Live Nation said in a statement.
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Bloc's promoters and the documentary team Clouded Vision are due to release Dancing on Carpets, a film that captures the history of Bloc's festival years.
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Fortune: We were told by promoters that money and hospitality were being mishandled, and that we weren't getting what we were supposed to be getting.
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Despite the back to back loses, Yothin still did enough to impress both the promoters and the gamblers, losing on points by only slight margins.
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And, after boxers and their promoters get paid, just 5 to 10 percent of the money goes back to HBO or Showtime, CNBC previously reported.
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She has not said when she plans to return to her tour but Live Nation, the concert's promoters, are offering refunds for all ticket holders.
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Backed by promoters and governing bodies in MMA and boxing, it tests active and retired fighters to better understand the effects of repetitive head trauma.
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For many promoters, even those dedicated to being good businessmen, the idea of a white man being bested by a black man was too uncomfortable.
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Farrah Abraham pulled no punches trash talking the celebrity boxing promoters she says did her dirty ... claiming they bullied her outta an anti-bullying event.
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Sources on scene tell us the feds attempted to enter the venue -- The Anthem -- where Kodak was performing, but promoters did not allow them inside.
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UK boutique festival Secret Garden Party will host its last edition this summer, according to an announcement posted by the promoters on the official website.
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" In an interview with The Financial Times published Sunday, Belfort warned promoters of ICOs were "perpetuating a massive scam of the highest order on everyone.
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"I arrived in a very toxic prize-money negotiation between players and promoters," Kermode, whose brainchild the ATP Cup will debut in January, told reporters.
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"We believe in a music economy that works for everyone -- artists and fans, music venues and promoters," said Katie Peters, Pandora's director of government relations.
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When Seralini's results were published, the biotech industry's worldwide spin machine, consisting of front groups and credentialed GMO-promoters-in-high-places, leapt into action.
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The 86-year-old Briton has been talking to would-be promoters of a Las Vegas race for several months without any sign of progress.
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In Donald McRae's renowned book Dark Trade: Lost in Boxing, there is a notable paragraph about how Chris Eubank Sr. viewed the work of promoters.
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Promoters need to take advantage of the limited amount of time they are given, so fights are held in both the day and at night.
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Though two of PPNYC's newest youth health promoters have yet to complete their first month, the teen educators are clearly a tightknit group of friends.
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You had promoters in Chicago who did Viber Live, did Incredibeats, Pure Productions—I'm just dropping these names so people discuss it and do research.
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For information on specific events please check the social media accounts of the presenting venues/promoters to learn more about availability/status of upcoming shows.
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To be in a liquid supplement like most nascent iodine is sold, it would no longer be "atomic" as many of these promoters label it.
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Today, she spent hours filling out paperwork and calling managers, promoters and insurance companies to figure out who will be paying for the ER visit.
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As soon as I started at Rompo gym, I became a professional and had to fight everyone that the promoters threw in front of me.
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"None of the promoters involved are even going to try to defend it because they know better, they know that it's a joke," he said.
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Tread further away from London and toward Manchester, and you'll find a microcosm of music-loving promoters, artists, and punters waiting to open their doors.
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Fittingly, they've been multiplying, as adventurous promoters from Canada and elsewhere flock to far-flung locales for events like BPM, Electric Festival, and SXM Festival.
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After befriending several promoters and DJs, I was allowed to haul my gear into venues and capture the live DJ sets on my DAT machine.
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Scaling up production would require cutting of more branches - but that would still be preferable to more trees being felled, promoters of the project said.
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Every year since 2013, an increasing number of independent promoters have run shows in the WrestleMania host city designed to attract out-of-town fans.
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She started touring as a reggae artist and with her band, the Irietones, she was making deals with promoters, curating each jam and developing partnerships.
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Professional wrestling has historically been colored by fierce territorial wars, with promoters battling over in-ring talent and the audience that pays to see it.
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Several venue owners and promoters spoke passionately and emotionally about what they described as the seeming impossibility of sustaining a venue legally in the city.
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Promoters know that you will pay for the guys you used to like rather than for new unknowns on the off chance you enjoy it.
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While nostalgic millennials might be the primary consumers and promoters of the unicorn trend, its growth has been further spurred by how visual it is.
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These sorts of experiences—dumbstruck by the audacity of the promoters, and at the mercy of the elements—were hallmarks of Iceland's Secret Solstice festival.
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At the time, Miranda was one of the most influential music producers and promoters in Mexico and had gained a reputation as a star maker.
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The opioid promoters hailed opioids as "safe and effective," and they particularly encouraged opioids for returning veterans — one reason so many veterans have suffered addictions.
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The trial has opened a window into a subculture of hip-hop party promoters on both coasts who dealt cocaine and marijuana on the side.
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The report says bands and DJs alike are transforming their homes into performance spaces, with clubs, record labels, and event promoters all hopping on board.
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"It's worth noting how many super-creative talents have a 'background' in rave and club culture, whether that be as punters or promoters," Ford said.
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There's a Brooklyn rooftop party, full of self-promoters; a dinner party gone awry; a New Age ritual gone awry; a charity benefit gone awry.
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By the mid-seventies, rock festivals "had been tarnished by greedy, and sometimes unscrupulous, promoters, unruly crowds, and sky-high fees for performers," they wrote.
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Sikka's resignation is the second major instance in the past year where Indian promoters have wielded control over the company after handing over the reigns.
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And he was sometimes involved in media events where his "script" was written by the promoters of causes about which he may have been ambivalent.
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Their clients, Ms. Szilagyi said, included promoters like Don King and the teams of fighters like Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson, and Oscar De La Hoya.
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He's even comfortable doing something that few club promoters in the world would dare to do: Scold or question heavyweight artists of the global scene.
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Instead of more laws, what's needed is collective agreement among legitimate ticket sellers, venues, artists, promoters and the entire music industry that enough is enough.
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Agreements to distribute ticket revenue can be constructed a number of ways, but the important thing to know is that most of the revenue goes to promoters, in this case either Mayweather Promotions alone, or in concert with the U.F.C. The T-Mobile Arena can guarantee the promoters a certain amount of money, or give them a percentage of ticket sales revenue, as high as 100 percent.
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And thinking about what is next after that problem to make sure not only customers are satisfied but that you turn them into advocates and promoters.
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In addition to international travel papers, she must show that she's been invited to perform at a venue and provide documentation from venue owners and promoters.
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Nonetheless, overt racism from promoters and the press in America seemed to slip out of the mainstream, at least when it came to the fight game.
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The shutdown wasn't the only time the expat promoters—whose blowout events reflected their deep pockets and elaborate aesthetics—had run into trouble with the authorities.
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In fact, the promoters of Blue Monday claim that the date can be determined using a formula that looks like this: Problem is, it's all bullshit.
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They agreed to approve the license on the condition that the venue would close at 4.30 AM, rather than 6 AM, as the promoters had requested.
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MMA fights are expected to generate $135 million a year for the state's coffers, according to a 2013 study by the sport's promoters, Ultimate Fighting Championship.
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On any of the four installments of the franchise, you can catch hip-hop publicists, event planners, promoters, producers, and artists, all of them Black women.
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According to other Canadian club owners and promoters THUMP contacted (all of whom spoke off-the-record), it's by far the leading reason for 911 calls.
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According to The Blast, promoters Damon Feldman, Samantha Goldberg and their attorney, Tony List, are threatening to sue for millions if she bails on the event.
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Their proximity to the ruling party has earned them the ironic nickname of "crime promoters," and caused Amnesty International to call for their suspension during elections.
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Which helps the promoters of events like that, a great deal, but does less good to local clubs who rely on repeat trade week after week.
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Eric Gomez, the president of Golden Boy Promotions, told reporters that promoters were concerned that the matter would not be resolved in time for the fight.
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Boxing promoters, looking to get in on the action, orchestrated matches that pitted different ethnic groups against each other: Irish pugilists against Italians, Germans against Greeks.
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HMD Sundays are not to be confused with Hot n' Hairy Mondays or Get Laid Wednesdays -- all of which prove London promoters are creative as hell.
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But at Max, with promoters yelling at you from every corner, pushing you to walk forward and keep busy, he has been cut three times already.
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Four Bars could have been a brilliant venue for upcoming bands, promoters and artists alike to use as a social hub to put on their events.
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As is normal for the in-demand pair of selectors and party promoters, this session is decidedly unbound by genre and full of tantalizingly obscure gems.
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This little independent crew of promoters in Houston, Texas, had somehow booked Aphex Twin for what will be his second show in the last 20 years.
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"Some of our biggest promoters are actually people who've already returned their mattress," said Aaron Bata, head of customer experience at Phoenix mattress startup Tuft & Needle.
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But promoters, I implore of you, please, please, please just put them into one easy-to-copy-and-paste press release like the good Lord intended.
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And, like most pro wrestlers (and pro wrestling promoters), Trump's ultimate loyalty isn't to one side or the other -- it's to the best, most watchable story.
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Promoters and security companies working mainly in New York say that when booking concerts, many hip-hop acts receive extra scrutiny from music halls and insurers.
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Mayweather and Khaled were charged with violating federal securities laws that require promoters of investment offerings to reveal whether they had been paid to do so.
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"This is [a situation] that now live entertainment, especially concert venues and promoters, are definitely going to have to more thoroughly think through now," he said.
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Many corners of the entertainment industry, including concert and sporting event promoters, have been frustrated by the money they are losing to legal and illegal scalping.
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Plus, if Facebook can demonstrate that it's the go-to place to discover what's going on locally, it could attract more ad dollars from event promoters.
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This meant hustling to build an on-boarding platform for brands that could manage new ambassadors and provide promoters with engagement data from the decentralized workforce.
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Broadly sat down with six of PPNYC's seven youth health promoters to see what it's like to be a teen teaching other teens sex-ed today.
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I would say '95 in Chicago was the pinnacle of when [these promoters] helped open Chicago in a way that gave it a more international feel.
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There a multitude of steps that venues, promoters, and attendees can take to fire-proof venues and establish safety procedures in the event of an emergency.
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It's being presented by San Francisco and New York promoters, Listed, Blk|market Membership, Tom Mello, and Soup NYC, in an as-yet-unannounced warehouse location.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.Giles Smith and James Priestley are two of the most respected DJs and promoters in club culture, and rightly so.
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Security professionals and some event promoters have called for expanding the perimeter around so-called soft targets, and for increased coordination between venues and neighboring businesses.
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Promoters and many artists typically buy policies that cover cancellations caused by things like inclement weather or an illness that affects an artist's ability to appear.
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Almost all promoters we've spoken with understand why we created and launched Visionnaire, especially those who seek to curate their audience but are experiencing rapid growth.
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The report also alleges that the rapper's team also made off with several of the promoters' belongings, including an iPhone 7, a credit card, and $80.
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The defendants included Mayweather and Pacquiao; AT&T Inc's HBO unit, which co-produced the fight; the promoters Top Rank Inc and Bob Arum, and others.
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TelexFree, which went bankrupt in 2014, claimed to sell cheap internet phone service and recruited "promoters" to get paid to post ads for the product online.
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Independent concert promoters, who vigorously opposed the merger and have complained about the company's dominance since, said they doubted the new decree would make a difference.
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As with the condo promoters, I.P.O. underwriters would sell some shares below market prices to customers, who might then flip the I.P.O. for a quick profit.
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But I take issue with people who ought to know better, those who confuse the differences between bad and good wines, and critics and industry promoters.
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Khamenei is now more reluctant to engage in diplomacy than he has ever been Maximum pressure has produced exactly the opposite of what its promoters promised.
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There are an overwhelming number of men acting as leaders in music, from critics to radio programmers to executives to artist managers to tour and festival promoters.
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Since the late 00s, clubbers and promoters had been crossing the East River, turning once-industrial neighbourhoods of Brooklyn into an increasingly fertile land for electronic music.
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They point out that under the terms of the law, promoters are required to disclose the amount of revenue they have contracted to receive from an event.
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But Gatwick's promoters say they can get the same increase in runway capacity for around £9.3 billion, far less than Heathrow's estimated price tag of £18.6 billion.
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Its portfolio of acquisitions since the merger includes the Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo festivals, promoters from Idaho to Sweden, and a string of European and American ticketing companies.
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Joe Biden (D-DE) as the Reducing Americans' Vulnerability to Ecstasy (RAVE) Act — to imprison and fine club owners and promoters for allowing MDMA on their property.
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It's not necessarily the fighters—it's the promoters, the trainers, the managers—they're looking after the lads and trying to make as much money as they can.
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The mobsters of the urban mafia are all the DJs, producers, promoters, graphic designers and venue owners who contribute to this very important social integration in Lisbon.
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There's only so long that can sustain itself though, and more and more promoters are having to call it a day due to continually escalating DJ fees.
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Britain in the late-2909s was awash in unemployment and economic slowdown, and many promoters started throwing parties in spaces that had been devastated by the recession.
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Some of the country's best DJs and promoters were in New York last week for an event put on by Red Bull Music Academy called Trade Show.
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In recent years, the justices have interpreted the First Amendment to protect material coming from sources as distasteful as anti-Semites, cross-burners, pornographers and dogfight promoters.
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After the first show, we realized we had no idea how to be promoters, and so we had like our parents' friends' kids come as a favor.
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Meanwhile, the rave scene was changing dramatically—promoters were dealing with increased regulations and the big profits of the 90s were no longer as easy to achieve.
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For the heavyweight division to regain its luster, promoters and boxing officials are banking in part on Wilder continuing to develop and keeping his unbeaten streak alive.
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Tata, 79, said he would continue to engage with start-ups and look for opportunities in younger companies backed by the vision and passion of their promoters.
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"Brexit would not, as its promoters claim, put the 'great' back into Great Britain," said a reader's letter published in The Independent the week before Thursday's vote.
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The timing, however, was suspicious to some; the contract with the Louisville millionaires had run out, and Nation members were taking over as Ali's managers and promoters.
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Taylor and Neiers weren't rich or famous, but they were attractive, so club promoters would bring them to celebrities' tables to be arm candy for the night.
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Event promoters have long raised alarms about the use of bots to obtain large numbers of tickets that can later be scalped on various ticket reselling websites.
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Maybe those promoted are all cut from the same cloth as the boss who does the promoting or maybe it's only those who are shameless self-promoters.
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Dr. Bolte, a mild-mannered U.C.S.C. professor with a soothing lilt to his voice, became one of the most visible promoters of the project in community meetings.
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Floyd Mayweather is making it clear his massive New Year's Eve fight with Tenshin Nasukawa is off -- and claims it's because he was misled by fight promoters.
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The problem for Turnbull is that a significant number of his party-room are either climate change deniers or sceptics, or strong promoters of the coal industry.
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This is 2100 or 83 knowledge, so it was a "how to" on making posters, reaching out to promoters, sending a demo tape – that kind of advice.
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I'd rather a Bassnectar fan stand above me and shake the dandruff from their dreadlocks into my mouth than be on any of these promoters' reduced guestlists.
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We work with promoters specifically to help monitor wait times, or how their attendance split, or which show people left early and went and got some food.
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Senor Lariato, noted for his wrestling GIFs on Twitter, is one of the many who have helped independent promoters bring word to their product through social media.
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At the bigger promotions—think WWE or the now-defunct WCW—the promoters or their handpicked creative teams will come up with gimmicks for wrestlers to portray.
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Introduced in 2005, Form 6963 is used to measure the risk of violence at music events in London by gathering the personal details of artists and promoters.
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NYC DJ duo and queer party promoters The Carry Nation today shared the decadent video for "As If," their recent single for London imprint Batty Bass Records.
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But he has a skill some fighters never acquire — the ability to sell tickets — and a connection with a population that his promoters believe has been underserved.
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Local promoters were also invested in working with McMahon because he gave them 40% of the take, after taxes, resulting in a nice income for the promoter.
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While Vince, his promoters, and his wrestlers raked in the money, critics lined up to take shots at his television program and its impact on American culture.
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Ray J understands better than anyone why Farrah Abraham's refusing to fight in a celebrity boxing match ... 'cause promoters can't keep their word in the money department.
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On the other, we have the actual precarious living and working circumstances of those whose coveted cultural labors are captured and celebrated by "creative city" policy promoters.
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But the promoters of the shows in Canada say the comedian's message has changed, and that his new show, titled "In Peace," isn't offensive in the least.
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A lack of coverage for coronavirus may lead more artists and promoters to postpone events rather than cancel them outright, according to artist managers and industry executives.
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The criterion that helped the Jio Institute make the list is an official clause that requires potential promoters to have a net worth of about $729 million.
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New York City tourism officials had been telling travel promoters around the world that the wheel was on course to open by late 2018 or early 2019.
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LAS VEGAS — One of boxing's best-known promoters says a 22-year-old American champion in his stable has the potential to be the next Floyd Mayweather.
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Capasso said the "transactions of interest" in the IRS notice mainly targets the way shady promoters attempt to sell captive insurance, which they package as a product.
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Almost immediately after acquisition by SFX—a live events company boasting an expansive portfolio of festivals and promoters, including Tomorrowland, Electric Zoo, and Mysteryland—Beatport's fortunes changed.
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Other Pizzagate promoters, like conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, have since distanced themselves from the unfounded theory while Seaman has continued to promote Pizzagate on his Twitter page.
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List this kind of stuff on your site and Facebook event pages, and let promoters and bands so they can communicate it to their fans as well.
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If you're a UFC middleweight and you've been paying attention, you've learned that your record pales in comparison to whatever is convenient and bankable for your promoters.
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