Manufacturing Company in Atlanta to mass- produce regalia imitating The
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They will use the same constitution, ritual, regalia, and methods.
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And it's especially hurtful that these men appropriated Indigenous regalia.
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Nazi sympathizers in regalia always look ludicrous in the sun.
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Many were saying that Beyoncé's performance regalia is cultural appropriation.
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Do dogs get regalia when they graduate from higher education?
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"Making regalia is a big part of who I am."
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Flunkeys wore regalia that made them look like Christmas crackers.
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The dining room is covered in regalia praising President Trump.
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When Indigenous people wear regalia, it's not meant to be sexy.
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What was the most challenging aspect of the Regalia to create?
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In one, he wandered about St. Marks Place in goth regalia.
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That night I went out dressed in my full Trump regalia.
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It was definitely an outlandish idea, but similar to our meticulous depiction of the Regalia as a real-life car in its pre-customized state, the flying Regalia was designed based off of an actual airplane.
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The symbols of the Regalia reminded her a bit of all that.
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Miller even attended a Yiannopoulos event last month in full furry regalia.
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Clad in full Nazi regalia, Mr Jones was one of the marchers.
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Trump's regalia amounts to mis-measured ties and a little red hat.
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The crown is the most important article among all the royal regalia.
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A motley militia, in the reeking regalia of past schools and teams.
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After mucking around for a while, we eventually hop back in Regalia.
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" Orvil looks in the bedroom mirror "with his regalia on all wrong.
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REGATTA/REGALIA go well together, suggesting "Old Money" and English romance novels.
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Soon shitposters were releasing pictures depicting the cartoon frog in Nazi regalia.
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She saw Katie in full regalia, and crouched down next to her.
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Tribes members come wearing florid regalia, bird feathers, and tufts of caribou fur.
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In the realm of cool cars, Final Fantasy XV's Regalia is the coolest.
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It can still be worn for ceremonies that call for full papal regalia.
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Aims and Oliver and Wilm like to dress up in military regalia there.
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They pick their own historical battle regalia, most of which must be hand-made.
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Don't come to powwows and touch anyone's regalia or take photos without asking. 39.
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He's already been spotted on set in Georgia in full regalia as Prince Akeem.
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They're the Crown Jewels, the iconic coronation regalia worn by British monarchs for centuries.
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Young local women dress up in crowns and royal regalia to meet with children.
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The police have reportedly found Nazi regalia and far-right literature at his house.
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But The Pinkprint found Minaj stripping back the regalia she used as an accessory.
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Seeing myself dressed like that, with the regalia, made me feel disappointed in humans.
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ET, but fans in full Eagles regalia began gathering as the sun came up.
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He brought back tokens for his precious victims, regalia from competitions around the world.
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President Trump is often depicted as the one administering the gas, dressed in Nazi regalia.
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Both were dressed in the gold regalia the singer wore during her awards show performance.
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"The look is Gaga all the way with regalia vibes," says her hairstylist Frederic Aspiras.
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The Regalia definitely had a big influence on how the world of Eos was designed.
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The image showed Gadot armored up in superhero regalia, kneeling against a stunning orange backdrop.
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If not, perhaps there's actually a market for wildly expensive (and bejeweled) music-listening regalia.
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Nahaan: When people put on their finest regalia they hold themselves in a specific way.
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I'm going to see "Black Panther" in preview with my own king in full regalia.
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" THE SONG: "Peaches En Regalia," by Frank Zappa Myers: "This wine is stupidly well executed.
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She was in New York to perform on GMA, where she was in full regalia.
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As illustrated in wall reliefs and artifacts, the regalia of the Egyptian priesthood was highly specific.
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Along with a fabled octagonal mirror, they form Japan's royal regalia, or the Three Sacred Treasures.
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To those demanding photographic evidence of Nazi regalia in #charlottesville, here's what's on display before breakfast.
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We wore traditional regalia and rainbow ribbon shirts, tank-tops crisscrossed with ancient patterns and buckskin.
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He has not set up paramilitary ranks of goose-stepping goons elaborately uniformed in crisp regalia.
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It decorates the papal regalia, spires, domes and minarets of temples, churches, monasteries and mosques worldwide.
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His preppy regalia grew out of a couple years raiding $60 button-downs at Urban Outfitters.
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You know, you wouldn't see somebody in full regalia go to the bar and get drunk.
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The rest of her regalia was already a handful, but the crown was its own challenge.
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NRPY: Pictures on the walls of Xiong Portraits show iconic images of poppies and Hmong regalia.
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The famous painting shows the notorious military leader standing in his study wearing full military regalia.
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Ms. Swan has adopted the Mi'kmaw name Nastasi and attends Mi'kmaw powwows dressed in traditional regalia.
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Or you could be driving the Regalia down the highway, or riding chocobos through the forest.
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She also shared a photo proudly displaying her high school diploma in her black graduation regalia.
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She tends to rework street-style staples: work wear with biker regalia, lacy undies with fatigues.
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He also received and put on five articles of the royal regalia from the chief Brahmin.
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The jewels formed the funeral regalia of Charles IX and Kristina the Elder in the 1600s.
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Hopefully, this is more than enough time to thwart people's efforts to parade around in racist regalia.
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The Regalia is a fine-looking ride for any prince and his band of leather-clad bros.
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She also discovered an album sheet of Hazel dressed in full '50s regalia, presumably captured by Ken.
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After leaving the Regalia in the safe hands of Cid and Cindy, we take in the sights.
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The final message is about First Nations traditional approaches to our regalia and our way of life.
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The high-saturation photograph by Nickolas Muray at the exhibition's end shows her in full Tehuana regalia.
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I asked Ms. Sutton what she planned to do with all of her Obama regalia and paraphernalia.
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Some told CNN they'd even taken Eagles regalia to their grave sites to mark the big win.
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Next up was , a folk duo complete with Joan Baez regalia whose pristine voices filled the room.
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The regalia she wore was transported from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster shortly before 11 a.m.
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Powwows are celebrations of our Indigenous cultures, which include dance (in regalia, not "costumes"), food, art, music, etc.
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Then he started playing bagpipes and these two high school girls in Scottish regalia come out with him.
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Children ran around the stadium as the sound of jingles from the dancer's regalia sounded in the air.
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Honor songs are not "performances," regalia is not a "costume," and ceremonies are not for your entertainment pleasure.
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He said he was immediately excited to take pictures of him and his pup in their matching regalia.
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These men all hail from Massachusetts, wearing their own normcore costumes from the state, mainly Red Sox regalia.
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As one of first acts as crowned king, Maha went on to present his wife with traditional regalia.
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In the shots, the animals strike sweet poses while the dancers prance around them in full Nutcracker regalia.
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Tens of thousands of party members were bused here, most wearing party regalia emblazoned with the president's face.
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A dog and a bird in royal regalia are sitting on thrones either side of the album cover.
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Our decrees, despite the beautiful regalia with which they're presented, are temporary splints on an ever-changing world.
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It flowered once Trump draped himself in presidential regalia and treated Graham to a ride aboard Marine One.
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Other royal regalia include a pair of enameled slippers and a fly whisk made from a yak's tail.
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The gunman at Santa Fe High School in Texas, Dimitrios Pagourtzis, posted photos of himself in Nazi regalia.
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He later shared another video of himself after the pageant — this time dressed in full Miss Universe regalia.
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Protesters arrived decked in undersea regalia, complete with shell-encrusted props, glitter, and a whole ocean of blue.
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The idea for a flying Regalia came about as a result of feedback from consumers who wanted traditional Final Fantasy airships to return, and the development team's own thoughts behind what would be the best way to add additional features to the Regalia that go beyond just customizing its appearance.
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In anticipation of the opening Grand Entry, dancers in elaborate regalia lined up at the edge of the arena.
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At one point, in the third act of coronation, her regalia is removed and she wears a simple dress.
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The three treasures are the essential royal regalia and proof of the emperor's legitimate claim to the Chrysanthemum Throne.
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Previews for 1984 begin May 18 — the theater where it's opening is already decked out in red dystopian regalia.
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But, as it becomes clear, that towering pair in the distance turn out to be Ptolemies in pharaonic regalia.
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The painting, "Indian with Beaded Headdress" (1978), done the year of his death, depicts a man in ceremonial regalia.
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Moving to the next sequence, a young Native man in vibrant regalia performs a fancy dance overlooking a canyon.
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Other celebrities eschewed angelic accessories and instead opted for royal regalia, wearing crowns and tiaras fit for a coronation.
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The lined faces and stoic expressions of these sitters, as well as their "traditional" regalia, announce them as types.
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Blitzer asked Jeffries to clarify his "pull the sheets off" comment, an apparent reference to Ku Klux Klan regalia.
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Shortly after World War II, some surfers started toying with Nazi regalia, mainly out of a desire to offend.
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Military personnel in full regalia perform elaborate fast-paced marches and high kicks in a show of one-upmanship.
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On Saturday, the crowd was dotted with die-hard fans decked out in head-to-foot Black Sabbath regalia.
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Parading around in full regalia, members of the Brotherhood have vowed to promote scallops throughout France and across the world.
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Boy George in full-on Amish football regalia had a meltdown, literally waiting for his shot in the football video.
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Footage of the American version seems to depict Mr. Game and Watch performing a similar move without the offensive regalia.
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Again it is a photo of contrasts, his rust-tinted regalia set against the other monarch's neat, powder-blue dress.
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Is there anything sexier than a stripper in full FBI regalia, wearing a bulletproof vest, carrying a fake assault rifle?
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The movies are terrible, and often wildly offensive—one comedy features a man in full Nazi regalia and black face.
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The first is that he is the quintessential gentle giant—albeit one often clad in full-on death metal regalia.
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She surprised me when she showed up at the after-party in a dingy bar still in full bridal regalia.
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But since Hitler died in 1945, O'Brien went for the next best thing: Comedian Sarah Silverman in full Nazi regalia.
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Drummers walked the route alongside school groups, and church groups, and black sorority women in their pink and green regalia.
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In turn, seeking legitimacy and honor, the soldiers purchased their own lapels and uniforms, and gathered together in full regalia.
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The regalia, the speeches, and the handshake all felt like worthless fluff that would take hours to take part in.
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One of them attended a violent Patriot Prayer rally in Portland in 2018 and was photographed there in riot regalia.
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Perhaps, but I wouldn't necessarily want the scene cluttered by a sommelier in full pocket-square-and-cuff-links regalia.
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The Olympic Stadium, where Hitler presided over the 1936 Games, is still in use, though stripped of all Nazi regalia.
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A mural on a wall of the staircase leading to the basement depicts him as Henry VIII, in full regalia.
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After the American Revolution, there was a push to move away from the court regalia of Britain, wigs and all.
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He shot one of a well-dressed napping man in a bowler hat surrounded by African chieftains in traditional regalia.
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"We all drink from the teacup," Grace Mugabe, the first lady, said, explaining that she had designed the regalia herself.
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The pleasure that Morley took in rendering the regalia of war is a kind of sublimation of the horror underneath.
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This morning, Ryan Reynolds shared the very first image of his Deadpool 2 co-star Zazie Beetz in full Domino regalia.
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There's also a glimpse of Cersei, in full battle queen regalia, smirking and sipping wine and no doubt planning something nefarious.
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Here, the women don Moulin Rouge-style regalia, looking like Busby Berkeley's girls for the evening, and strut around a stage.
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Then, Craig appears in all his Beast regalia to waltz a golden dress-wearing Bridgette through the snack and soda aisle.
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In the last of the three rites, the Presentation of Royal Regalia, the king was crowned while seated on a throne.
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And in between them was a guy that they were both embracing who was like in full kind of raver regalia.
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To Chiang and his followers, the collections of ancient works, imperial regalia and international treaties were a source of Chinese legitimacy.
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He's on a bus, maybe in New York, maybe not, out in public in full nerd regalia and he's enjoying himself.
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Flynn wore a dark blue suit and striped tie with no military regalia and was accompanied by his wife, Lori Andrade.
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Only by stripping away its national regalia and comprehending its essential human form do we have any hope of vanquishing it.
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The Three Sacred Treasures, constituting proof of the emperor's legitimate claim to the Chrysanthemum Throne, are the nation's essential royal regalia.
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By the end of the trailer, Diana strides into battle in full red-and-blue regalia, and her journey is complete.
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Sporting Chicago Cubs regalia, he belted out the song before a large stadium crowd, gesturing wildly as he revved up the crowd.
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Indigenous regalia requires patience and humility — but for self-indulgent narcissists like the men at WorldPride, it is hard to expect humility.
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The long black awning beckoning from the sidewalk leads inside where faux Russian-red regalia reverberates a tongue-in-cheek decorative sensibility.
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The Taira's tactics were stunning: child emperors abducted, the imperial regalia held hostage, sons of defeated rivals murdered with Herod-like ruthlessness.
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Beijing alone has a Chateau Regalia, a Rose and Ginkgo, Merlin Champagne Town, Le Leman Lake Villa, Beijing Riviera and International Wonderland.
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I can only assume he wasn't in the room when the cutscene that plays out when she refills the Regalia was approved.
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Right at the very end of "Uncovered," we see footage of the car, the Regalia, transforming into a vehicle capable of flight.
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"Hi there," he said, engulfed in full Monti regalia: wild wavy hair, gobs of gaudy jewelry and a garishly colored midi-coat.
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For them — and they were out in force at Stratford, in full regalia and ready to party — the show is delicious nostalgia.
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Later, Bridge Markland, a woman who identifies as butch in street clothes, performs in full femme regalia: lingerie, tights, long red wig.
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His Native American regalia, and songs like "Reservation Blues," paid tribute to his grandmother, who he said was a full-blooded Cherokee.
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To the Yurok and other tribes, the regalia, resplendent with abalone and the scarlet crests of woodpeckers, are a dazzling life force.
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They would often see Moondog, dressed in full Viking regalia, at the corner of 53rd Street and Sixth Avenue on these occasions.
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So, while the Queen normally attends wearing her full state regalia, she may this time opt for a more dressed-down look.
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The Fancy Dance, from the Oklahoma tribes, is popular in competition at powwows, where dancers are judged on their rhythm and regalia.
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I usually lower my expectations for "Measure," which contemporary directors like to trick out in (yawn) S&M and Storm Trooper regalia.
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From taxidermy to antique dolls, visiting Candace Frazee and Steve Lubanski's 34,000-item menagerie of 🐇 regalia is a hare-raising experience.
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I talked to a local sign painter who paid homage with a synonymous silk banner, hand-lettered in a masonic-regalia style.
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The walls and back bar are festooned with books and vintage regalia: bottles, framed pictures and lamps in the shape of tall ships.
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Wonder no more, because Lovato has posted a photo on her Instagram of herself in bridal regalia that has her fans' tongues wagging.
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During the performance, she released a sneak peek of her music video in which she appears dressed as a queen in full regalia.
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To find out more about the Regalia and how it was designed, I talked with Square Enix artist Yusaku Nakaaki about the process.
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And some of Hawkins fellow professors donned full academic regalia -- including hats, hoods and robes -- in "a sign of embodied solidarity" with her.
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As representatives of a generation that's saying "never again" to gun violence, some survivors of the shooting incorporated orange into their graduation regalia.
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Students at the high school said the white student is known for wearing Nazi regalia on his green military jacket, the Post reported.
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During New York City's annual Shakespeare in the Park Public Theater Gala Monday night, Streep emerged onstage in Trump regalia, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Incredibly, this struggle continues as young people still confront hatred when wearing regalia in public, at graduation ceremonies, and yes, at pride parades.
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The king, therefore, ordered the whisk to be made and included it in the royal regalia along with the original palm-leaf fan.
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He put the Eagles in Wild West regalia for "Desperado" and Mr. Young in a cheesy yellow jacket for "On the Beach" (1974).
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We start in rehab, where Elton has arrived in full stage regalia, a bright orange jumpsuit adorned with angel wings and devil horns.
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Of course not, we said, we'll never switch sports loyalties, we'll go to Yankee Stadium in Red Sox regalia and get beat up.
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Devotees in full retro regalia gathered at tea parties and time traveler's balls and scoured eBay and Etsy for costume-worthy vintage clothing.
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Hundreds of horsewomen, in full festive regalia, rode sidesaddle in specially constructed wooden armchairs known as jamugas, a tradition since the 183th century.
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Björk and Erykah Badu in all their regalia, and the happily-ever-after Swiss life of Tina Turner in retirement, but hardly retiring.
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So, he challenged Sabrina to a quest for the Unholy Regalia, three of the most powerful objects that have been hidden throughout history.
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Wearing military-style regalia, General Hifter said that all that remained was to clear battle-scarred neighborhoods of land mines and unexploded ordnance.
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Celebrities far and wide joined marches both in Washington and in their respective cities — decked out in pink pussy hats, and full protest regalia.
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However, industrial music's nihilistic outlook and martial overtones—including its use of fascist symbolism and regalia for shock value—also attracted neo-Nazi fans.
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As Clay pointed out Tuesday, the Capitol is littered with paintings and regalia of slaveholders, and no Republican question that as political or controversial.
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Furthermore, in order to retain a sense of authenticity, I was mindful of current auto trends and factory-manufactured products when designing the Regalia.
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The Daily Mail called the canvas a 'Banksy-esque piece,' which sees Burke in full American Football regalia with the words 'Fresh on it.
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The helicopter pilot told the Post Desgroux hired a chopper last year, wearing full Army regalia, wanting to land the thing at the Pentagon.
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The stiff brown tunic and pants—the clothes she'll die in—are a far cry from the regalia worn by the Queen of Naboo.
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He transfers power while he tattoos, and calls his work permanent regalia: it's a memory, a story, a language and a way of resisting.
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Women in the royal family are not permitted to be in the room during a sacred ceremony in which he will receive royal regalia.
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At one point, the interviewer informed Harjo about K.A.A. Gent and Buffalo Ben, noting the mascot was a white man wearing stereotypical Indian regalia.
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Backstage, Perry spent every moment at his laptop, in full Madea regalia, working on one of the new Viacom shows, typing as if possessed.
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For example, REGATTA/REGALIA, FLAMBE/FLANGE, FLUORITE/FAVORITE and DISBURSE/DISPERSE are all fine fodder for someone who recognizes both halves of each pair.
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Chamberlains brought out the imperial regalia again, placing the sword, jewel and official seals on tables to the right and left of the emperor.
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The exception, however, is the astako pasta, in which an imperial lobster, resplendent in full garnet regalia, presides over a realm of soft fettuccine.
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The middle panel abstracts elements from the first panel into fluid, rolling strips of barbed wire, anguished figures, boots, log cabins, and geometric regalia.
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The thrones, statues, palace gates and regalia belonged to what was then the Kingdom of Dahomey, a territory that is now part of Benin.
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In 2018 to 2019, Corrine Hunt, and Chief David Mungo Knox together carved a Transformation Mask, a central object of the tribe's ceremonial regalia.
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Patricia Halsell-Richardson, 69, produces so-called regalia — the crowns, collars, and trains for the neighborhood royalty who reign over the city each year.
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Sacha was decked out in "The Brothers Grimsby" regalia Monday, as he crashed the Miami set and palled around with Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron.
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A vibrantly green plant blurs, then is seen reflected in a mirror, then in full verdant regalia as the room becomes bathed in natural light.
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Along with that comes an important addition: the Regalia, a car that serves as your main form of transportation through the fantasy landscape of Eos.
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Dubbed Alexachung Dressage and directed by Lorin Askill with creative direction by Daniel Askill, it stars Chung in full riding regalia, riding a white horse.
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In that case, the US Supreme Court and Illinois Supreme Court ultimately ruled in favor of the Nazis' right to march in full offensive regalia.
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Its embassies around the world highlight the various celebrations on their respective websites, posting photos of well-heeled crowds and attendees in full military regalia.
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They make their own flags, and may have cheap copies of posters and other regalia, but few in my experience seek out the real thing.
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When the regular singer storms out, London volunteers to go onstage in full dishwasher regalia, and you might be able to guess what happens next.
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Novogratz typically wears T-shirts that read "Coach" or "Clam Bar" and his favorite speed-racer pants, and today he was dressed in similar regalia.
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Are you actually supposed to ride the subway or show up at the office on mandatory costume-contest day in some kind of cosplay regalia?
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Ralph Northam's 1984 medical school yearbook, which shows one person in blackface standing next to another in Ku Klux Klan regalia, is stunning and devastating.
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Some of the bags are further adorned with fringe, stones, and other elements used in the making of Indigenous regalia (Gibson's ancestry is Choctaw-Cherokee).
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The Rebel leader who instructed my group wasn't a hardened figure in full regalia, but rather an young employee wearing a black Rogue One T-shirt.
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The form of the mask is based on historic Northwest Coast transformation masks, ceremonial regalia used in dances by many tribes up and down the coast.
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People can spend decades crafting their regalia, which is typically made of eagle feathers (objects of great cultural and spiritual meaning), porcupine quills, or glass beads.
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In 2011 a Chiang Mai school had to apologize after its students were photographed dressing Nazi regalia, complete with Nazi flags and armbands, for a parade.
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Another big challenge in designing the Regalia was being instructed that the car should appear as if it would be priced over $500,000 in real life.
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I sadly didn't see any making out, but I did witness plenty of gushing Walmart retailtainers, aka "Holiday Helpers," in full elf/reindeer/Holiday potpourri regalia.
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In one episode she appeared as Lucille Ball in full black-and-white I Love Lucy regalia; in another, she played Aladdin Sane-era David Bowie.
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It held the lord's full regalia of gold breastplates and crowns, exquisite nose- and ear-pieces and a unique necklace of giant gold and silver peanuts.
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At the outset of the Civil War, Union regiments enlisted lavish bands with as many as 50 musicians, sometimes complete with turbans and other exotic regalia.
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It was barked by white nationalists as they marched, tiki torches in hand and Nazi regalia on display, down the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia, last month.
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Artisans from Fiji to Hawaii honored their ancestral deities with ritual objects (figures carved from wood and whale bone) and regalia (vibrant capes made of feathers).
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And before Negative Approach, a traditional pipe and drum band marched through the venue in full regalia, offering funeral hymns to a room full of punks.
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Under the Imperial Household Law, women in the royal family are not permitted to be in the room when the new emperor receives the sacred regalia.
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The royal regalia includes other objects freighted with history — including a fly whisk made of the tail of a yak and a bejeweled sword of victory.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT Ryan Reynolds crashed Colbert's monologue halfway through, decked out in the regalia of Deadpool, the superhero he plays in the new film "Deadpool 2.
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At the treaty signing in Vancouver, the line of chiefs in regalia waiting to add their names "filled an entire room," according to the National Observer.
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Saudi media have run footage of the Maronite patriarch and a papal emissary, Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, dressed in full religious regalia, crucifixes included, meeting the king.
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During the 2014 FIVB World Championships in Poland, Safai took pictures with the Iranian men's team coach and several of their players, in her full protest regalia.
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Polished queens rub hip pads with the outlandish; bearded queens chat with cis-gendered women dressed in drag regalia; the stage opens to names large and small.
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In a country where the open practice of Christianity is banned, the Saudi state media portrayed the bishop in all his Christian regalia, parleying with royal hosts.
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Cavalcanti last joined TechCrunch onstage in September 2016, decked out in aviator sunglasses and full American flag regalia as a co-founder of fighting robot league MegaBots.
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Which is why these protesters hit the senate in full creepy handmaid regalia: to illustrate the very fucked-up future towards which our country is rapidly hurtling.
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Eschewing the policy questions of the day, Murray (or Mr. President) instead gave some baseball predictions for the upcoming Cubs verse Dodgers game in full Chicago regalia.
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Now, at E3, the company has released a trailer that shows just how ridiculous the flying car is (it's called the Regalia TYPE-F, by the way).
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Against the advice of some around her, May pushed ahead, laying on the full regalia of a state visit for Trump, including a banquet at Buckingham Palace.
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And after the big day, they can drop their regalia in a gown-recycling bin, usually in the student union, to be turned into a new product.
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But somewhere in the music afterlife, you know Bowie, in full Ziggy Stardust regalia, is totally making fun of Prince for this "Adult Purple Pop Star" costume.
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He died on December 28, and on Saturday, several hundred fans crammed into the Rainbow, in full Motörhead regalia, to raise a glass to their fallen hero.
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When the singer performed at the Super Bowl halftime show in 2016 donning Black Panther regalia, Lahren had an embolism about it on her "Final Thoughts" segment.
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The anonymous 18th-century canvas portrays the wedding of an Inca princess and a conquistador, witnessed by Inca royals in gold regalia, and black-cloaked Spanish clerics.
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The band was followed by a religious confraternity in full regalia, as members of the military police's art-theft unit carried the statue to Monteroduni's main church.
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There were '90s sportswear zip-up jackets given tight belted waists and padded hips, followed by jackets printed with the fine detail of brocade and military regalia.
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During season three of "CAOS," Sabrina and Ambrose drove to Riverdale to retrieve the regalia, which ended up being hidden inside a maple tree in the woods.
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The grainy imagery, in which Ms. Opoku's father, now dead, appears in the regalia of a traditional chief, scrambles personal histories and political narratives to gripping effect.
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JON PARELES His turn as Prince in full Purple Rain regalia, from the purple sequin jacket to the black eyeliner, wasn't ribald, but it was amiable enough.
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We first see her in Victorian regalia, perched like a marble-cast hero on a monument, as she sweeps the audience with eyes that feel unnervingly omniscient.
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I actually didn't struggle with making sure the Regalia fit into the world of Final Fantasy XV. The game's world of Eos is designed around the philosophy of "a fantasy based on reality," and since the swords and creatures were also designed based on that same philosophy, I was able to naturally blend the Regalia with the world as long as I stuck with designing something that felt authentic.
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Lindsay is in full Greek Goddess regalia and makeup for days, which includes heavy blue eyeshadow, red lips, and a smattering of gold leaf applied to her cheekbones.
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Last summer, after splurging $8bn on expanding the Suez Canal, he declared a public holiday and sailed up the waterway in full military regalia, as warplanes flew overhead.
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Around me, Ally Pally is being decked out in the regalia of the entertainment industry — scaffold on the walls, cables on the floor, and lights and cameras everywhere.
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After all, if the school was in a "post-racial" utopia, the invites would have been met with outrage, not 100 white students in all their racist regalia.
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When our daughters dress in their princess regalia, they are not attempting to be sexual objects or resigning themselves to domestic passivity — they're asserting an ancient feminine force.
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"Let the after party begin," the caption read, beside a photo of the actress and her husband dressed in their full award regalia while setting up the game.
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But new luxury services offer to cut down that time by whisking families on a private jet outfitted with college regalia and staffed with a college admissions counselor.
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The black Indian heritage involves marching in full, feathered regalia on certain holidays, and performing a distinct brand of marching songs with a prominent call-and-response element.
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It's all a window on a bygone era, from the eating club whose members attend the restaurant in ceremonial regalia to the old-world chandeliers in the dining room.
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Despite the abundance of lace, ribbons, kimonos, bloomers, platform heels, furs, ruffled petticoats, pinafores, glitter, parasols and kitsch manga regalia, the assembled fans weren't just exhibiting a fashion sensibility.
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The guy decked out in doctor regalia who proudly stood behind Donald Trump at his Sanford, Florida rally Tuesday is the real deal, who's sick of people disrespecting America.
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The way they set it up—the HBCU stuff, the jackets, the regalia, the Fam U stuff, the stepping—there was something to relate to and make me laugh.
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Debra Lekanoff (D), who is the first Native American woman to ever be elected to the state's House of Representatives, was sworn into office wearing traditional regalia this week.
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I would hardly expect the costumed men at WorldPride to realize that the appropriation and misuse of Indigenous regalia is part of the broader genocidal project of settler America.
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Finally, in 476 CE, the last Roman emperor of the west, Romulus Augustulus, was deposed by a Germanic-Gothic prince named Odovacar, who sent the imperial regalia to Constantinople.
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When changing into her gown at the party isn't an option (if, say, there just isn't a private space away from the kids), Elease shows up in full regalia.
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The most rousing motif is a hero — usually donning regalia in some combination of mask, cape, tights, and star-spangled patterns — punching an enemy (often Hitler) in the face.
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Sixty pianos, painted in full regalia by 60 artists, will flood the streets of Boston and nearby Cambridge when the instruments make their debut as playable art late-September.
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Sanders regalia dominated the panorama, his volunteers outnumbering those for all the other candidates combined — Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Tom Steyer — by perhaps three to one.
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The pieces were mostly good, laying out how the Chiefs fans' "arrowhead chop" and fake regalia are appropriative amalgamations of hundreds of Native cultures and should be instantly discarded.
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And, while the Eagles regalia might have made some people on the Hill take a double take, it's certainly not the strangest thing a lawmaker has brought to work.
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One resides in San Fernando Valley's Tinhorn Flats, where a line forms at 8 AM every Sunday morning of patrons wearing Chicago Bears regalia, 2,000 miles away from Soldier Field.
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As he walked out of the room following his speech and officials were taking away the imperial regalia in a box, Akihito turned around, paused and bowed to the audience.
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"Anytime that I've worn my regalia in a non-Native space, I automatically became a spectacle," Amber Richardson, enrolled Haliwa-Saponi, wrote after attending the 2017 Women's March on Washington.
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Across from these prints, Adam Sings In The Timbers (Apsáalooke) exhibited "Indigenizing Colonized Spaces," a photo triptych of women in regalia, each standing in the midst of a metropolitan area.
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Today, the New York Times reports that the Pentagon is expected to make an announcement that drone operators are indeed are going to be decorated with some kind of regalia.
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There, more elders and a group of around nine youth from Kingcome Inlet dressed in their regalia get onboard and collect on the bow as the boat continues its journey.
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They make a striking sight: a determined and snaking stream of people, the detailing on their regalia glittering in the midday sun on this farm in the middle of nowhere.
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In the ninth century he was exhumed, dressed in full papal regalia, put on trial as a corpse—and found guilty of perjury and violating the laws of the church.
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Several kids from the drug program now enter the courtroom—six boys and one girl in street clothes, many in Dodgers regalia—and sit in rows against the left wall.
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"The Crown Jewels include 'The Regalia,' which are used at a coronation when the monarch is invested with the best known, if least understood, symbols of this kingdom," he says.
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The statue features Trajan in full military regalia, including decorated body armor, a short chiton (the Roman equivalent of a Scottish kilt), and a cloth falling from the left soldier.
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But more than just a simple tool to get you from point A to point B, the Regalia is almost a character itself, factoring into the story in important ways.
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We worked hard as a team to create scenes involving the Regalia, Noctis, and his comrades that would stimulate the player's appetite and create long-lasting memories from their travels.
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Its members reliably turn out in full regalia for each of Mr. Owens's shows, dressed in knotted tunics and hooflike footwear, their (inevitably black) garments worn like the designer's own.
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"I brought my daughter here because she loves Mickey," said Zhang Yan, 215, who came on opening day with her daughter, Li Xinyi, 20053, who was wearing pink princess regalia.
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In January, some faculty members wore their academic regalia to class as a show of solidarity with Hawkins, while others quietly circulated a statement that was critical of her theology.
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I was a black student at U.Va. in the early 1980s and recall vividly being chased one night by two people in Klan regalia through the downtown mall in Charlottesville.
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The cover of Linda Gordon's "The Second Coming of the KKK" shows a procession of men marching in full Klan regalia up Pennsylvania Avenue, the Capitol dome looming behind them.
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The video was sneakily announced on Stewart's Twitter account June 30, along with a picture of him in full western regalia, holding a guitar with what is presumably his backup band.
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On one level, the KGB Spy Museum delivers exactly what you might expect: innumerable recording and transmission devices, uniforms and regalia, weaponized umbrellas and lipsticks, and dozens of discreet camera mechanisms.
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Both Prince Charles and Prince William ride horses in the parade wearing full military regalia including large bearskin hats, like the Queen's other children, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward.
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There's one thing on his wall that seems notably out of place among the pop regalia, though: a framed copy of the seminal 1988 hardcore record Bringin' It Down by JUDGE.
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For River's third birthday in June, the little girl dressed in full-on Beauty and the Beast regalia, donning Belle's signature yellow gown and posing alongside a cast-iron princess carriage.
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The federal government made potlatches illegal from 1884–1951, and in 1921, a raid during Dan Cranmer's potlatch on Village Island resulted in arrests and the confiscation of priceless ceremonial regalia.
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Michelle Kettleborough was one of the moms who found the arrangement odd, and she told KMGH she spied the telltale orange regalia as she was picking up her son last week.
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Cumberbatch, in full Doctor Strange regalia, happened to be filming nearby and popped into the shop, where he posed with store staffers and even mugged it up with Doctor Strange goodies.
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Against a shimmering backdrop of pink, blue, and orange clouds, a Haitian leader in tasseled military regalia appears victorious and resolute as he hoists his French adversary aloft in the gallows.
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The most important aspect of the car wouldn't be the Regalia itself, but rather the state of the four characters riding in it as they travel from one place to another.
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Witherspoon's good friend Jennifer Garner also celebrated the big day on Instagram, posting a video of herself — dressed in full marching band regalia — playing the happy birthday song on the saxophone.
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Comic crudity returns, though, when Lyndon Baines Johnson and a group of Texas politicians, decked out in full Texas regalia, intrude on Jack in the bathtub to show him some fun.
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According KOMO News, Goudy was denied access to an oral argument regarding a treaty between his tribe and the government unless he removed the tribal regalia, which he refused to do.
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On Sunday, Victor was a "zombie dictator" in military regalia, and David wore a white suit splattered with blood, a chain saw resting on a nearby table next to his beer.
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She isn't ideally cast as a bureaucrat — petty or otherwise — but she's still a treat to watch, even when (or especially when?) she has to shimmy into full Mermaid Parade regalia.
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Here is papal regalia of unsurpassed intricacy, but also space-age brides, monastic couture, angels in gold lamé, and a choir up in the balcony dressed in head-to-toe Balenciaga.
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Cashman, warmly dressed for autumnlike conditions at Yankee Stadium, and McCann, in full Astros regalia and clearly embracing the lack of team restrictions on facial hair, chatted cordially for several minutes.
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As always, our reporters were most intent on describing the actions, the signs and the regalia to make it clear to our readers who the protesters were and what they represent.
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Here, paintings — including several never seen in the United States — costumes, furnishings, glass, masks, a puppet theater and ceremonial regalia celebrate the city that was home to Casanova, Vivaldi and Tiepolo.
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Expos fans, in full regalia, flocked to Cooperstown and relived old dreams during the Baseball Hall of Fame's induction weekend, turning Main Street into a flashback from the Boulevard St.-Laurent.
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Women dressed in Zulu traditional regalia join thousands of people for the King Shaka Day celebration near the grave of the great Zulu king Shaka at KwaDukuza, South Africa, Sept. 24.
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Other effects are incremental: The gods, who begin, like everyone else in the show, as workaday members of the island community, only slowly take on their lordly affect and spectacular regalia.
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That's not just a reflection of Harry's checkered public image (a British soldier who served in Afghanistan, Harry had years earlier sparked controversy for attending a costume party in Nazi regalia).
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"Native American regalia is cultural, sacred attire that Native Americans wear for ceremonies and cultural practices; it is not a costume," Kayeloni Scott, a spokesperson for the reservation, said in a statement.
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You can already drive the game's iconic luxury car, the Regalia, in Forza Horizon 3, and there was a limited time in-game event where Noctis was an assassin from Assassin's Creed.
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We decided to focus on only one car, the Regalia, throughout the game as we wanted to clearly showcase the game's themes of brotherhood, journey, and the bond between father and son.
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Soaring above them, George Krokus—an avid skydiver—was preparing to leap out of a plane with a parachute strapped to his back to greet them, outfitted in full-on Santa regalia.
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Wearing full Monopoly Man regalia, complete with a black tuxedo, top hat, and monocle, the activist hammed it up for the cameras—effectively stealing the show as the game's Rich Uncle Pennybags.
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Among the latest regalia, a new breed of "sensible," grandmotherly shoe became a common theme: a style that's not only still going WAY strong, but has me thinking about Grandmas in general.
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Attendees from across the world brought out their rarest concert tees, their least faded tie-dye and, in some cases, full-tilt superfan regalia as symbols of unity with their fellow travelers.
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Anheuser-Busch jumped on the trend early with this moving, understated spot, showing an airport full of people applauding a handful of troops as they stroll through the terminal in full regalia.
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After several phone meetings a Skype conversation was arranged between Simas and Laâbissi, observed by the PS20163 curatorial staff, so the artist could hear the concerns over her use of sacred regalia.
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But others who may be in attendance could be from the latter camp, and far more willing to wear alt-right and far-right regalia and display fascist and neo-Nazi symbols.
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They gaze proudly from their ornate frames: women draped in furs and ribbons, men dressed in stiff-collared shirts and military regalia, rosy-cheeked girls in billowy dresses with thick pink sashes.
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He came dressed in his usual regalia, a bejeweled and faded denim jacket emblazoned with his catchphrase, "Only in America," over a white shirt and a tie with an American flag theme.
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He joined a human chain that stretched in front of Emancipation Park and linked his arms with others, blocking waves of white supremacists — some of them in full Nazi regalia — from entering.
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A bagpiper dressed in Scottish highlands regalia played for the Scottish team as it entered the clubhouse, which is known as the warm room, and then headed out onto the curling sheets.
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" She recalled her work in the 2001 revival of "42nd Street," for which she won her first Tony with the help of 1930s regalia by Roger Kirk: "The costumes just informed everything.
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Technically, Coldplay was the headliner, but the second Beyoncé stepped out onto the field flanked by a squadron of black women backup dancers in Black Panther–esque regalia, it was all over.
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Decades later, his grandson, 34, looked the princely part with a matching beard and his own military regalia at Saturday's official opening of the enhanced Anzac Memorial during his royal tour of Australia.
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As we drive around the neighborhood trying to navigate the maze of construction, I notice several of the houses surrounding the masjid brazenly sporting Trump regalia—banners, bumper stickers, lawn signs—the works.
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The inspiration for the Regalia in Final Fantasy XV came from King Regis, the owner of the car, meaning we wanted the car to embody royalty and things like dignity, elegance, and intellect.
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The robbers broke into a glass case that held the funeral regalia of King Karl IX and his wife Queen Kristina and swiped the two crowns and an orb from the 17th century.
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There was something dreadfully devout, he thought, or creepily churchy, in the voice of the woman to his left who invariably dressed in full meditation regalia with Oriental smock and black linen trousers.
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Then we'll spend a few minutes or an hour trying to convince River we should leave the house, which he is not fond of doing, so that means suiting up in firefighter regalia.
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Mr. McDermott has chosen to have the texts delivered by the ghost of Akhnaten's father, played by Zachary James, who looks imposing in his sequined regalia and speaks the lines with chilling intensity.
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And in case there were any question about the message, Beyoncé and her #BlackGirlMagic army performed in Black Panther-inspired regalia for 111.9 million viewers in Santa Clara, CA. That says it all.
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These hover in our peripheral vision as Mr. Rawls and the musician Chris Kuklis concoct ceremonial dance and song of their own, clad in rough-hewn regalia by the Serbian designer Sasa Kovacevic.
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To arm her for that battle, sandals and over-the-knee boots were infused with the hard luxe of masculine military regalia, while velvet ankle-cuff stilettos were given a Belle Époque twist.
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The parlor's owner, Xu Jianjun, brushed up his English in a triangle of sunlight, sitting at a wooden desk etched with ball-pen art: a fire-breathing dragon, an ancient emperor in regalia.
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I remember when we had The Holy Bible era, just being able to go to army stores and buy all that military regalia and feeling like it was so us against the world.
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The fishing camp that David Severns, a tribal member, started over 4.43 years ago has grown into a grass-roots culture camp dedicated to making regalia the old-fashioned way, before mail-order.
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Disney cast members, all dressed in First Order regalia and fully playing the part, board the transport and inform you that everyone on the transport will be detained for questioning about the Resistance.
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Ambrose was the one who figured out that Herod's crown (one of three regalia) was hidden in Riverdale and he also saved Nick and Sabrina from getting attacked by Herod during the carnival.
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Dressed in Black Panther regalia, the women's movements blended physical finesse with revolutionary symbolism, switching from hip jerks to raised fists with a synchronicity that suggests it's all from the same ancestral power.
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The Instagram promotion of the cover juxtaposes the American cowboy and the words "Battle for the American West" with a Native American, dressed in full regalia in front of a Utah state building.
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The king sat on a golden throne under a nine-tiered umbrella to receive royal regalia including a gold-enameled, diamond-tipped crown in ceremonies that mixed glittering pomp with solemn religious rites.
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A whirlwind of energy, in July of that year she led a naturalization ceremony with 200 women and claimed that 1,000 would-be members were present but lacked the proper regalia required for admission.
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But the real action begins in 1969, when a young Robert (The Crown's Matt Smith), clad in military regalia and a student at New York's Pratt Institute, decides that army life isn't for him.
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The three items, which were made in a three-hour ritual last week, will be presented to the king by the chief Brahmin, along with five royal regalia, the symbols of kingship in Thailand.
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His desire for attention -- he said he sometimes dresses his eight children in Nazi regalia so his neighbors can see them -- seems to outstrip almost everything except his fear of the nation's changing demographics.
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Another piece by Kempenich, called "Prayers Up, Tobacco Down," features five women in jingle dresses and regalia, their arms raised with feather fans, their feet in step, the cones of their dresses in motion.
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They changed the position of the wheel in the quartet's car, the Regalia—in the demo, it was right-hand drive, as we have in the UK, whereas it's left for the game proper.
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Soon thereafter, Ms. Namusoosa, in full bridal regalia with a bodice of lace and a waist-length veil, floated like a queen across the earthen floor, trailed by bridesmaids chosen from the local schools.
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Sabrina encountered another version of herself and with Ambrose's help, she was able to use a morning star (forged from the unholy regalia) and the time egg to travel back and save her town.
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But really, the dangerous caravan was being driven by a violent person, brandishing Trump regalia, who seems to have been on a mission to Make America Great the only way that he knew how.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dressed up in Roman-style regalia and a flower crown, lounging next to a vial of his own blood, Saint Aurelius is the prettiest skeleton I've ever seen.
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"I was in full Mr. Chow regalia and we were at a seedy strip club shooting and one of Ed Helms best friends got food poisoning and he called me over the phone," Jeong says.
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She and Mx. Bhaskaran routinely take their message to the streets, shopping for produce or stopping for a latte dressed in full regalia, and as often as not exposing themselves to the taunts of strangers.
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The controversial move was not well-received in 2015, with some claiming that this was their attempt to erase Christmas by removing the various holiday regalia that had adorned the seasonal cups in years past.
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Inspired by Joseph Campbell's The Power of Myth: Masks of Eternity, Diallo creates new mythologies with her works, combining traditional photography with a modernizing take on her subjects' identities through masks, regalia, and spiritual symbols.
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The messy, dangling strands of our lives got pulled into a braid … And we've been coming for years, generations, lifetimes, layered in prayer and handwoven regalia, beaded and sewn together, feathered, braided, blessed, and cursed.
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On August 1st, the Regalia — the sleek, luxurious car at the center of Final Fantasy XV — will be available as a downloadable add-on for Forza Horizon 3 on both Xbox One and Windows 10.
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Wearing a few pieces of regalia, George-Warren introduced himself in the Catawba language, before launching into Jackson, the president who signed the Indian Removal Act in 503, precipitating what can only be called genocide.
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Ryan Reynolds posted a photo to his Twitter and Instagram accounts that shows him in full Deadpool regalia in front of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters (aka the X-Mansion, the X-Men's home base).
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Even on a cold night in the driving rain, hundreds of local residents — at least one dressed in full Revolutionary War regalia — greeted the old warriors as they deplaned, led by a local bagpipe player.
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He may be addressing the Queen Bey's controversial Super Bowl 50 performance, where her dancers raised Black power fists and dressed in costumes similar to the regalia the Black Panther party wore in the 1970s.
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Simas saw promotional images of Laâbissi's performance online and was outraged that a fake piece of regalia held sacred by the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota peoples (collectively known as the Sioux Nations) was being appropriated.
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Even when in their Camp Walden regalia, the sisters styled their uniforms according to type: Hallie in ringer tees and varsity jackets, Annie with her polo shirt collar folded neatly over her crew-neck sweatshirts.
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"Regalia is collective medicine," said Mr. Severns, 24.4, who spends most of April through October sleeping under the stars with the campers and his wife, Mara Hope Severns, 255, from the Kanatak tribe in Alaska.
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Hundreds of Lungu's supporters, most of them young men draped in the regalia of the ruling Patriotic Front (PF), took to the streets, chanting slogans and singing, while drivers hooted their car horns in celebration.
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In one of the most striking images – from the 43 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign yearbook – a black man is smiling and holding a beer while posing with three people in full KKK regalia.
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As Marshall writes, Christianity triumphs, dramatic reversals are to be witnessed in which these same fasces, too strongly entrenched as national regalia to be discarded, are now used to salute Christian symbols and martyrs' relics.
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The annual comic book confab that sees thousands of fan boys and girls descend on the city of San Diego—often in full costumed regalia—is big business for the city's nearly $2300 billion tourist industry.
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The tattoos of a vor v zakone ["thief in law" or "legitimate thief"] functioned in a similar way to a depiction of a full-dress uniform, covered with regalia, decorations, and badges of rank and distinction.
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With its dark paneling and imposing portraits of 19th-century gentlemen in military regalia, the Board of Officers room at the Park Avenue Armory was an alluring space to hear these songs of loss and wandering.
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As Eilish sings "you should see me in a crown," each user transforms from looking bedraggled in their PJs to fully decked-out goddesses, devils ready for a Halloween party, or emperors in full Chinese regalia.
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The Queen is the guardian of a considerable quantity of jewelry, setting aside the Regalia, but "I don't see her as somebody who's particularly interested in diamonds and sitting there [cooing over them] like Elizabeth Taylor."
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I can close my eyes and think of a Sioux with the big headdress and their ponies, but if I were to ask you to think of a Nisenan woman in her regalia, it's a blank.
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But when a WIRED photographer and I approached him to ask for some shots, he smiled and went to get his fursuit—and when he returned in full regalia, was swarmed by fans asking for selfies.
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My favorite aspect of the Regalia is the mechanisms we designed that open and close the top of the vehicle, the front grille which embodies the car's character, and the flowing surface of the rear fender.
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Two crowns and an orb — the 17th century funeral regalia of King Karl IX and his wife Queen Kristina — were stolen from a glass case at a cathedral in Strängnäs, which is near Stockholm, Reuters reported.
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Another pair of 20-somethings playing cards in the coffee shop in Luke Danes regalia tell me they loved Rory deeply because she was more into reading and art than going out or flirting with boys.
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Sarai Merari Ruiz, who graduated from Hector J. Garcia Early College High School on Friday, posted the video of her surprising her father and crossing the bridge in her graduation regalia, The Laredo Morning Times reported.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - During Thailand's main coronation event for King Maha Vajiralongkorn on May 4, the monarch will be presented with five royal regalia, which are treated as symbols of kingship, marking the legitimacy of his reign.
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But no one made as memorable an entrance as Tony Hand, who stepped toward the podium that night in Cologne, Germany, dressed in traditional Scottish Highland regalia — an argyle jacket, knee-high socks and a kilt.
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"We're going to put a little fuel in your bus," Mr. Smith, dressed in academic regalia to receive an honorary doctorate, said near the end of his address on Sunday at the school's 135th commencement service.
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He showed up to an Old South ball in Danville, Va., and, surrounded by men in re-enactment regalia and women in hoop skirts, declared the Confederate flag a symbol of "our heritage," not of hate.
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Together with a mirror called Yata-no-Kagami, kept at the Ise Grand Shrine, the holiest site in Japan's Shinto religion, the ancient sword and jewel comprise the regalia that symbolizes the legitimacy of the emperor.
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Before him was a table crammed with swordfish steaks that Orchard, in full knight regalia, would stab with his swords and pretend to eat — signifying the (San Jose) sharks the Golden Knights feasted on last round.
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He snapped a gent in a bowler hat and suit asleep on a bench with African chieftains in full regalia round him, and it turned out to be the home secretary: a famous man suddenly unguarded.
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But apparently, I don't for $200 a tree, or so I was told by my Canadian friend (in full coverall ski regalia, Burton hat, and Grateful Dead bootleg blasting from the van parked behind his stand).
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In the opening scenes of Rocketman, the new Elton John biopic directed by Dexter Fletcher, John (played by Taron Egerton) abruptly rushes out of a big concert and bursts into a rehab meeting in full sequined regalia.
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While the Regalia is a bit outlandish — it has the ability to fly, after all — it was also designed in large part with realism in mind, so it might not feel too out of place in Forza.
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The pop star was decked out in full rainbow regalia when she stopped to pose with the 50-year-old industrial metal god on Saturday — donning his trademark makeup and clad head-to-toe in gothic black.
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The 10 inmates, wearing the university's green and black graduation regalia over their prison uniforms, received their diplomas Wednesday during a ceremony in a visitors room in the state prison, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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The final scene of Queen Elizabeth, in full regalia, posing for an official photograph, with Margaret fleeing down a hallway from their final encounter and Philip driving his MG full-bore away from the palace, is heartbreaking.
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Chennault's Washington regalia, assembled over many years as an airline executive, hostess, Republican stalwart, advocate for the Chinese Nationalists and South Vietnam, and staunch opponent of the Communist regime that seized power in China in 21981. Mrs.
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"Corpses in Regalia" turns into something like punk-funk as Mr. Casey snarls at corporations and the superrich — "Decent folk don't live that good" — with a broad-shouldered bass line strafed by bursts of frantic guitar tremolo.
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MASVINGO, Zimbabwe — The first lady of Zimbabwe's display of power was unspoken, though clear, during the governing party's annual congress, as she focused her speech on new party regalia featuring a teacup-shaped image of her country.
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Anyone who dares punch right" — as in, anyone who criticizes those who wear neo-Nazi regalia to rallies or uses white supremacist slogans in public — "should be descended upon with all of the venom we can muster.
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During the special ritual in the palace's Matsu-no-Ma state room, an almost exclusively male audience saw Naruhito, 59, take possession of royal regalia and seals, including a sacred sword, that provide ceremonial proof of his ascension.
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It starts off by you saying that you took great pride in it when you showed up at the baseball game at the Nationals when you are wearing all Cubs regalia and Charles said, he&aposs with me.
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Not so the next year in panels at HeroesCon and DragonCon — by then, it was standing-room-only crowds in full Carol regalia packed into rooms that made it clear the interest in those panels might've been underestimated.
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The royal horoscope and the other two items will play essential roles in Vajiralongkorn's main coronation events on May 4, as they will be presented to the king by Thailand's chief of Brahmins, along with other royal regalia.
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But he got the next batter to rap into an inning-ending double play and, after some between-innings repair work by the trainer Steve Donohue, was back on the mound in full regalia for the fifth inning.
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But their fun was short-lived when they got attacked by a rotting King Herod, who was angry at Sabrina for going to Riverdale and stealing his crown as part of a regalia challenge she was participating in.
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Kathryn Merteuil (Lauren Zakrin, in full Hot Topic mall-goth regalia) and her stepbrother, Sebastian Valmont (Constantine Rousouli), rule their prep school and engage in decadent games with no regard for the wreckage they leave in their wake.
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He was a crowd favorite and was even asked to enter a talent contest sponsored by a Fargo television station, during which he performed "Blueberry Hill" in full regalia on TV. The group disbanded by the mid-'60s.
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The most challenging aspect in designing the Regalia was making sure that people who aren't interested in or knowledgeable about cars — people from different areas of the world, ages, and genders — still feel as if the car possesses value.
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Successive emperors, governments and then activists have called for Britain to hand back crowns, religious regalia and illuminated manuscripts taken after the fight - in campaigns paralleled by Greece's demands for its Parthenon sculptures, and Nigeria's for the Benin Bronzes.
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My mom was supposed to stop by this weekend, so I was purposely refueling my car at places Cindy was not, for fear the game would once again trigger the erotically-tinged sequence where she fills up the Regalia.
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The syrupy concoction is a crucial ingredient for making feathered headdresses, hide quivers, obsidian-blade sticks and other forms of ceremonial dance ornaments, or regalia, that are at once works of art and living conduits to the spirit world.
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In contrast to the regalia and high-security that could be expected from Netanyahu's arrival later on Sunday, Gantz, a former general who heads Israel's centrist Blue and White Party, traveled with a small entourage on a commercial flight.
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And on Sunday, when millions of people tune in to watch the Super Bowl and 65,000 people pack into Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, it will all be on display: the tomahawk chops, the regalia, the headdresses, the face paint.
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To lend credence to this pretense, they began claiming the existence of "black veterans," digging up photos of slaves in Confederate regalia and records of black people receiving Confederate military pensions as evidence that black men had served as Southern soldiers.
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Still, that means that somewhere, on the set of Justice League, Cavill could be suited up right now in full Superman regalia while sporting a mustache, an image which we've managed to approximately re-create for you in this post.
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That explains why Korean women deck out in full-on battle regalia in the summer months: Darth Vader-esque visors, sun umbrellas, really big hats, and, of course, a whole gamut of skin products to keep the Dorian Gray illusion alive.
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He has appropriately immersed himself into the situation with a measured amount of political correctness, and has taken advantage of every photo opportunity including wearing Native American clothing and surrounding himself with Native American children in colorful, traditional regalia and feathers.
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The band was also featured on a four-way split that came out this year with Cady, Agak, and Coma Regalia that's all over the place in terms of style and location, with the bands hailing from the UK and Japan.
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Finally, the regalia put away, the first couple is scheduled for tea with the Queen inside one of Windsor Castle's drawing rooms, a right proper end to their brief sojourn in England before once again jetting off, next stop: Scotland.
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I can deal with that sort of thing when my character is in full Master Chief regalia or whatever, but those close-up shots of her face when I drowned her for the fifth time kind of bummed me out.
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That day, "special" meant robing—each time Hamilton entered a venue, Guadagnino helped him into his regalia: a black robe with three gold embroidered chevrons on each sleeve, a purple stole with gold lining, and a black cap and tassel.
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Ranging from medieval art works, religious artifacts, royal regalia, swords, crowns and medals of honor among many other exhibits, the collection contains pieces of exquisite craftsmanship and cultural importance that may be impossible to recreate at this day and age.
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The images — which show Crow men and women in tribal regalia and riding on horses, floats and trucks — are themselves small, but they accumulate in a roughly 130-foot-long installation that wraps around the walls of the central gallery.
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Under the Imperial Household Law, which governs the line of succession as well as most matters of protocol related to Japan's monarchy, women in the royal family are not permitted to be in the room during the sacred regalia ceremony.
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It is well-established that practically every element of the image we associate with Jackson — from the glittering military regalia he loved to his white socks and high-water trousers — was either derivative or outright borrowed, to put it politely.
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Instead, the film's only moment of import at the 2020 Oscars came when a shame-faced Rebel Wilson and James Corden took the stage in full cat regalia to offer a cautionary tale on the importance of good visual effects.
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By that point in the game, Citi Field, designed to resemble Ebbets Field on the outside, began to look like it on the inside as well, with much of the crowd dressed in Dodgers regalia and cheering for the visiting team.
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As we reported ... Eddie and Arsenio Hall were in full regalia recently as Prince Akeem and Reverend Brown ... and Louie sings the praises of the film's costume designer, Ruth E. Carter, predicting she's a shoo-in for another Academy Award.
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Racial sensitivity has been heightened across the South following the murders of nine black worshippers at a Charleston, South Carolina church in June 2015 by a suspected gunman who is a white supremacist and adorned his social media website with Confederate regalia.
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They post on online forums as Natives, they wear regalia from Eastern tribes mixed with Western tribes, they even go so far to start community groups and give themselves "Native" names that are often so laughable and stereotypical they cease to be insulting.
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The epaulets, dropped-crotch jacquard biker pants, quilted cummerbunds, storm trooper boots, mink greatcoats, hauberks and assorted braid and regalia summoned up images of Scott Thorson, Liberace's tragic companion, or else a praetorian guard for Ming the Merciless, the despotic Flash Gordon villain.
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Ward wears pricey expedition gear, and what you might call his "civvies" are full-on cowboy regalia, with pearl-buttoned flannel shirts and jeans accessorized by a handsomely brimmed hat and matching belt, holster, and boots, all custom fashioned from stingray leather.
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In another ad, which might be brought back in 19643 if Trump wins, viewers saw Ku Klux Klan members marching in their regalia and burning crosses, a reference to an endorsement Goldwater received from a leader of the Alabama Ku Klux Klan.
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Ms. Wesley, a mother of eight, lives next to it and posted a photo standing along it wearing traditional regalia that she and her grandmother had made for the roller derby event to protest the fact that many of the cases remain unsolved.
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TOKYO — A day after his father became the first monarch to abdicate the imperial throne of Japan in more than two centuries, the new emperor, Naruhito, on Wednesday received the sacred imperial regalia that represents his rightful succession to the world's oldest monarchy.
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In one soon-to-be classic scene from Birds of Prey, Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) enters a Gotham police department in full glamourpuss regalia: a broad black hat perched over a fuchsia silk scarf, a sleek trench coat, and Audrey Hepburn sunglasses.
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Then there are the East London-based artists Mariana Fantich and Dominic Young, collaborators since 2008, who stage photographs starring Fantich wearing reconstructed military regalia and hockey masks covered with hundreds of ivory-colored teeth procured from denture sets, human hair and bones.
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Edinburgh Castle has undergone shifts in architecture and political importance over the centuries, but it remains a historic landmark of great significance, host to the Scottish regalia, the Scottish National War Memorial and Museum, and is Scotland's most-visited paid tourist attraction.
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Lee, still the cinematic enfant terrible whose masterpiece "Do The Right Thing" set my 16-year-old heart aflame during the summer of 1989, gave a poignantly stirring acceptance speech dressed in full purple regalia in homage to the late artist Prince.
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On April 30, Emperor Akihito will formally abdicate his position, and on the following day, the new emperor will be bestowed with the imperial regalia and privy seals in a private ceremony, followed by an address to the prime minister and parliamentary representatives.
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From the moment we met him, the current Pope's PR campaign has been in full swing: Francis stepped out into the world wearing humble white garments, a simple cross draped around his neck—the antithesis of the ostentatious papal regalia worn by Benedict XVI.
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Check out more videos from VICE: And on Halloween, when girls and women are dressed up in cheap costumes made to look like their Regalia clothing, Coard thinks of the hundreds of hours women put into making their own dresses for the annual Shinnecock powwow.
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At the front of the restaurant, the cashier sat behind a glass display case, well stocked with candy, gum, cigarettes, and, especially, cigars, laid out in ornate and colorful boxes that depicted great generals and queens, gods of ancient Egypt, Indians in full regalia.
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In fact, it was not until 1978 with the passage of the American Indian Religious Freedom Act that the United States finally recognized the inherent right of Indigenous peoples to wear our sacred regalia, access our religious sites, and practice our ceremonies in public.
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The book's unnamed heroine's imagination runs wild in the winter — an early spread finds her dreaming of being aloft in a tree during an icy storm, in full queen regalia, including a crown of icicles, while ordinary (presumably Canadian) citizens are slipping to the ground.
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Afterward, bedecked in the regalia of the Mets' player of the game — a plastic crown and a blue-and-orange boxing robe — Cabrera declined to revisit the discontent he expressed a week ago when he learned that the shortstop job would belong to Reyes.
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The collection (priced at $373,000) contains 1920s and '30s publicity shots of actors, like William Haines, whose careers came to an abrupt end after they were outed, as well as Elton John in concert regalia in the 21908s and stills from Lily Tomlin's 219s films.
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On Sunday evening, I walked through the wooden doors of the restaurant hungry and eager for dinner and was immediately met with a line made up of moms and dads with their excited kids and fellow adult HP fanatics wrapped in Gryffindor scarves and other Hogwarts regalia.
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His show at the Wellin showcases his breadth and depth of making, with larger-than-life-size sewn tunics (decorated with what he likes to call "powwow regalia"), extravagantly decorated masks, ceramic pots, paintings made of exquisitely patterned thread, capes, tapestries, and figures — even a short video.
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In a separate ceremony he will receive the imperial regalia of sword and jewel as well as the imperial seals as proof of his succession as the nation's 126th emperor, according to official palace count, which historians say could include mythical figures until around the 19923th century.
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More optimistically, an electric-blue, holographic version of traditional dance regalia, Zenon (2017) interrupts the quiet gallery space with the sense that traditional garments can take on bold, new lives that integrate present and past with seamless cohesion when both are recognized and invited into the conversation.
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I think she was saying that if my dad would have just applied the same energy and forethought to his regalia and his routine as he did to what trouble there was to get in once the sun came down, there would have been no stopping him.
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Instead, Unofficial takes place before students leave for break and "is typically celebrated by donning green clothing and regalia and consuming large quantities of alcohol with friends at a bar or private party, often starting early in the morning," according to a history of the day.
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The women in his works are beautiful and powerful, from a black Rosie the Riveter sporting an African head scarf in lieu of a bandanna, to a Madonna crowned with an afro as well as a halo, to a group portrait of women in boxing regalia.
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A virtuoso guitarist, an indefatigable bandleader, a tenacious businessman, and a maddening iconoclast, his prolific output ranges from hit pop singles ("Valley Girl") to orchestral works of formidable modernist complexity ("Bob in Dacron"), with trippy jazz-rock instrumentals ("Peaches En Regalia") and much else in between.
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From using actual indigenous language, to the meticulous wardrobe and beadwork and regalia making, to the age old tradition of raw buffalo liver (I'm pretty hardcore, but I'd cook that shit with some liver and onions first), in some ways this looks and sounds like progress.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia apologized for appearing in a photo in his 1984 medical school yearbook of two students, one in blackface and one wearing Ku Klux Klan "regalia," and admitted to darkening his face to look like Michael Jackson when he went to a dance party.
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Then an aunt gave her a jewelry box from America, with its drawers stuffed full of old costume pieces, and Ms. Klein declared her affection by wearing the entirety of her sparkly regalia on her Catholic school uniform — a crime of vanity promptly forbidden by the nuns.
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In Paris, 15 miles from the gates of Versailles, a riot of 18th-century regalia ruled the runways: intricate lace collars and stiff panniers at Loewe, an extravaganza of pouf skirts and jacquard bloomers at Comme de Garçons and cutaway brocade frock coats at Dries Van Noten.
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Dressed in a natty suit and holding a megaphone, Gaetz, who represents the state's first district, in the Panhandle, addressed about a dozen protestors in right-wing regalia and a half-dozen reporters just outside the Broward County Supervisor of Elections office in Lauderhill early Saturday morning.
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For folks that are new to understanding issues around representation in photography, can you tease out why the imagery of a cowboy on a horse and a Native American person in regalia combined with the text "Whose Land Is It?" feels like it's from another time?
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This is excellent information to have, since it means that when I wear my AirPods while donning full Stormtrooper regalia (I'm always only a single impulsive act away from buying a prop-quality set of full Stormtrooper armor), I won't be doing anything wrong from a design canon perspective.
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Regardless of background or affiliation, all of you 18-35-year-olds reading this website can all agree on four things—Donald's insecure and easily #triggered, Hillary Clinton is a reptilian, Tim Kaine could lead the beta uprising, and Mike Pence has a secret shed full of Nazi regalia.
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When you go there the first thing you see are images people posted—the first featured image is of former KKK leader, David Duke in full regalia and the second is a photo of an obese man giving a thumbs up with his balls hanging out of his shorts.
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It's a place where the four main characters can bond, chatting about everything they're going through while listening to classic Final Fantasy soundtracks on CD. The Regalia is also the epitome of a luxury car; every element looks sleek and expensive, with bits that move and shift in futuristic ways.
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The artist's own dreams are used to stage absurd scenario in The Interpretation of Dreams, included but not limited to a photograph of a black Klu Klux Klan member, conjoined-at-the-head twins Lori and Dori in royal regalia, and a (somehow more normal) shot of a killer clown.
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For a knockoff of Warhol's "Double Elvis," a silk-screen portrait of two identical, overlapping images of Elvis Presley in cowboy regalia, Mr. Doeringer found a digital version of the original photo Warhol used — a publicity still from the Don Siegel western "Flaming Star" — and created a stencil from it.
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Yes, this PG-rated feature has its dark moments, but it also offers humor as Kubo (voiced by Art Parkinson) and two unusual sidekicks — a serious-minded monkey (Charlize Theron) and a sillier beetle (Matthew McConaughey) — go on a quest to find the powerful warrior regalia of Kubo's dead father.
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Led by a Native American color guard and a collective of Indigenous leaders carrying Native nations' flags and eagle staffs, the procession was followed by Lenape elders, pow wow royalty, and dozens of dancers of all ages, all wearing colorful regalia unique to their regions and dance styles, some with intricate beadwork.
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Visitors were also able to view the regalia that the slightly uncomfortable-looking prince, then 20, wore for his investiture, including the Investiture Coronet, Sword, Ring and Rod and the Letters Patent that his mother the Queen issued for the creation of Charles, Duke of Cornwall as Prince of Wales in 1958.
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Hm. While Betty figures out if the farm has a connection to the Gargoyle King — and therefore the suicides of Dilton Doiley (Major Curda) and Ben Button (Moses Thiessen) — Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) plays his first game of D&D with Ethel, who arrives to the bunker-set game in full princess regalia.
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The movie sounds all fine and good and whatever, but it turns out there's more to it: Turturro has been seen brushing up on his bowling game in New York in his old Jesus Quintana regalia, leading people to speculate that he'll be bringing back the Lebowski character for the new movie.
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Lekanoff, who was elected to represent the state's 40th House district back in November, could be seen in photos from the ceremony on Monday wearing traditional Native American regalia, moccasins, beaded earrings and braids, while standing alongside members of local tribes who played the drums and sang in the Coast Salish language.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE donned his academic regalia on Saturday as he received an honorary doctorate from an international affairs school.
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The workshop of the firm Toye, Kenning & Spencer was at 20 Great Queen Street from 1860 to 2013 where regalia was made for events including the coronations of George VI in 1937 and Elizabeth II in 1953 and the 1959 wedding and 1967 coronation of Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, the shah of Iran.
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"As the dictator, Mr. Barber, often in military regalia and crowned by a white-plumed hat, seems both scarily on the edge of madness and yet capable of consciously using that part of himself as a mode of intimidation," Bruce Weber wrote when he reviewed the production for The Times in 2003.
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Under the Imperial Household Law, which governs the line of succession as well as most matters of protocol related to Japan's monarchy, women in the royal family are not permitted to be in the room when the new emperor receives the sacred regalia signifying his rightful succession to the world's oldest monarchy.
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Leading the performance, Janelle Monáe began on a makeshift "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" set (a reference to "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood," which did get one nomination), but later donned full flower dress regalia, a reference to Ari Aster's bleak horror show "Midsommar," unlikely to have been seen by many academy members.
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Noctis and Prompto you little shits fucking sit in your god damn seat and put on a seatbelt before you fly out the damn car Alright, so clearly Final Fantasy XV has measures in place, seat belts or not, that won't let any of our favorite babes go flying hair-first through the Regalia windshield.
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The Washington Post, in a disgusting article entitled "Was everyone terrible 30 years ago?" calls Rao's views "troubling" and obscenely lumps her into the same category as those accused of dressing in blackface and Ku Klux Klan regalia (literally running her picture in a spread with photos of those accused of vile acts of racism).
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The continuing series taps into the world of science fiction, imagining in great detail a future where a nomadic group of humans — some far-off descendants of the indigenous peoples to whom the artist traces his lineage — wanders the world, wearing invented regalia, creating new rituals and existing on recycled remnants of the present day.
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The iconic rocker has been making the rounds posthumously, in the form of highly curated multimedia exhibits on display in London and now setting up shop in the U.S. Next week, the Brooklyn Museum is set to premiere an exhibition that features Bowie in full rock star regalia; it will run until July 15.
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His reference to peaceniks was the most persuasive to this viewer, owing largely to the wonderful hippie-style military regalia he showed, along with shorts over leggings, covetable olive drab trench coats, soft suits of burgundy velvet, and regimental jackets whose swirling motifs, appliquéd on sleeves, were devised by Wes Wilson, godfather of West Coast psychedelia.
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As most things occur in Panamá, Maestracci's business partners knew the former owner, and after eight months of passing special permissions and receiving the appropriate licenses, Hooch moved in, keeping the black and white tiled floor original to the motorcycle shop, but adding brick walls, corrugated copper, regalia, and dim lights to evoke a classic speakeasy ambiance.
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There were paneled cocktail shifts like stained-glass windows; studded, oversize black leather biker jackets that bled into punky tartan trousers or heritage check skirts; Union Jack sweatshirts and floral deerstalker caps; and (perhaps in homage to Queen Elizabeth II) a rose-printed silk head scarf, military regalia jacket and plaid kilt, teamed with oversize Perspex spectacles.
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The national press relayed his triumphal entry into the town, clad in a tin-foil crown and ermine cloak and bearing his regalia of gilded ballcock and copper piping, while the biplane of the Hay air force did a flypast and the rowing boat of the Hay navy went down the Wye, firing blanks through a drainpipe.
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Queen Victoria appointed Garrard as Crown Jewelers in 1843 and the house has served every monarch since then, crafting five crowns (still worn for state occasions) which can be viewed at the Tower of London Jewel House, a dazzling exhibit of royal regalia, including the Crown Jewels, where tourists are transported through displays by way of a moving walkway).
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At the annual Diplomatic Corps reception, which will be hosted by Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace next Wednesday, the royal family traditionally wears their most glamorous regalia and for Kate this year, that will likely include her go-to pearl and diamond tiara and her new sash symbolizing her role as a member of the Royal Victorian Order.
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J.C. Before the all-star musical tribute to Tupac Shakur — which included a somewhat incongruous Alicia Keys piano medley of his hits followed by more fitting cameos from YG, T.I. (in full 'Pac regalia) and Treach of Naughty By Nature — Snoop Dogg did the inducting honors with intimate stories from the days of Death Row Records.
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In Kentucky, a 20083-year-old man was arrested in full clown regalia and charged with wearing a mask in a public place: Apart from the robberies, viral clown sightings have mostly turned up videos of clowns standing and waving at people, like this waving car wash clown in Michigan and this friendly clown in Rhode Island.
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