Left: A reveler celebrates Mardi Gras on the street, 1978.
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It looks like chaos; indeed, a reveler describes it as such.
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A reveler wipes away a tear after the result is announced.
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Rep. Tim Murphy of Pennsylvania met the most patriotic reveler. Sen.
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"Ross is just generally a disaster," said Replay reveler Ankur Shah.
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A reveler smeared in red powder celebrates Holi in Mumbai, March 10.
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"It means a lot for us Cubans," another reveler told CNN affiliate WSVN.
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"I'm not really that worried," said one Tomatina reveler, Tess Papadopoulos, from Australia.
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A masked reveler with a jack-o'-lantern at a Halloween party in 1956.
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One reveler wore a Hillary Clinton mask while riding a "donkey" with Donald Trump's face.
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As a "New Year's Eve Reveler," my airtime was planned before I even hit 42nd street.
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A reveler dressed as a "Harramacho" wears oak galls during the traditional Navalacruz Carnival on Feb.
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In fact, in 2014, another uninvited reveler arrived in nearly nothing — he was also denied entrance.
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He quickly capitulated on that last one when a handsy reveler mistook his actual face for blackface.
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"If I get corona, I get corona," a reveler in Florida said in a widely-shared television interview.
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A Halloween reveler dressed as Casper the Friendly Ghost parades down Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood on Oct.
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A reveler poses for photos in front of the Taipei 101 tower during a wedding ceremony on May 25.
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And you gotta love the way Bill ended his night in the locker room -- he's an environmentally friendly reveler.
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A reveler dressed as a child poses for pictures during El Gallo de Carnaval, or the Rooster Carnival, on Feb.
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A reveler covered in tomato pulp participates in the annual Tomatina festival in the town of Buñol, Spain, Aug. 28.
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"Yellow vest" protesters pose for a selfie with a reveler as people gather along the Champs-Élysées for New Year's celebrations.
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That's an average of $37.92 per reveler among the more than 139 million people who are expected to mark St. Patty's.
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A reveler lies on a giant transgender pride flag during the Equality March, organized by the LGBTQ community in Kiev, June 23.
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A reveler enjoys the atmosphere while participating in the annual Tomatina festival, in which participants throw tomatoes at each other, on Aug.
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I didn't have time to find out, but I wondered: A happy reveler who overimbibed with colleagues in the spirit of collaboration?
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A notable exception to this rule was James Wilson Morrice (1865–1924), a rebellious, self-taught reveler from a wealthy Montreal family.
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A reveler dressed as a Krampus creature walks during the Hike of the Krampus of Three Lands in Podkoren, Slovenia, on Nov. 24.
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For the reveler, they suggest coming up with a script in case of harassment or assault before you even get to the venue.
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According to reports, police fired a taser at one reveler, missing the man but raising concerns that the darts could have hit bystanders.
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He was known to stay up all night gambling, but it was as if he was the only reveler at his own party.
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And in the video, every square person who comes into the frame ends up a licentious reveler — Big Freedia's powers remain undimmed. J.C.
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Caption: A reveler looks on as Rex, King of Carnival, parades down St. Charles Avenue during Mardi Gras Day in 2014 in New Orleans.
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A reveler carries her baby as she enjoys the "Céu na Terra" or "Heaven on Earth" street party in Rio de Janeiro on Feb. 3.
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After taking a sip you blow into the breathalyzer and if it detects alcohol, your pixelated reveler will be offered a beer or a wine.
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While the casual Halloween reveler might cobble together a costume the morning of, cosplayers spend all year working on elaborate looks and getting into character.
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She has long been fascinated with cognitive development, going back to when she saw a Woodstock reveler — one having a bad acid trip — dive into pavement.
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Christie Brinkley celebrated her Independence Day weekend by turning the hose on a reveler who she says was urinating on the beach property at her Hamptons home.
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"He's really not that exciting," one reveler, who was attempting to get away from the crush of Avenatti fans, said as she tried to avoid the fuss.
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As they file in, each reveler will ease into their respective comfort zones and, after a song or two, unleash their turned-up personas for all to see.
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Shreveport's Mardi Gras pulls in a local, small-town type of reveler from the million or so people in the towns that comprise the Ark-La-Tex region.
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Mr. Harris, then an aspiring playwright in his late 20s who was about to start graduate school, was listening to a fellow reveler describe a kink-fueled sexual encounter.
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One hopes that this appreciation would inspire some reveler to reinvigorate the tradition of the New Orleans street vendor, to take up the call to be the next Banana Man.
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The devices cost around $150 and people willing to pay that much are probably more motivated than the average holiday reveler to keep their weight down and lose whatever they've gained.
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"The whole word will remember this man," said reveler Duncy Fajardo near the iconic National Hotel that hosted Ernest Hemingway and Frank Sinatra, and even known mobsters, before Castro's 1959 revolution led to its nationalization.
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Those eyes get a workout when the women's weekend takes a detour that's straight out of "Very Bad Things," a 1998 comedy about a bachelor party that turns deadly when a reveler accidentally kills a female prostitute.
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Find the mix of clever outfits below, and let us know which one speaks to your reveler M.O. The Conversation StarterLive up to your life-of-the-party antics with a head-turning look no one will miss.
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Its latest devices join Fossil's existing Q line, which includes the Android Wear-based Q Founder smartwatch, the Q54 Pilot and the Q Grant (traditional analog-style watches) and two activity trackers: the Q Reveler and Q Dreamer.
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So I scoured the internet for reviews of the clubs and bars that have gone the way of all things, and looked up their addresses to pair these reveler reviews with Google Street View screengrabs of what the buildings have become.
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A reveler amid a "flour war" during the Ash Monday celebrations, a traditional festivity marking the end of the carnival season and the start of the 40-day Lent period until Orthodox Easter, in the port town of Galaxidi, Greece, March 11.
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Back in Mexico, Jorge is pummeled in the head by a pineapple thrown by a reveler from atop a horse, he drinks mezcal and listens to stories of cantina brawls, he photographs drag queens at an all-night party in 100-degree weather.
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This is the Welsh tradition of the Mari Lwyd, a mid-winter custom wherein the skull of a horse, decked out with bells and ribbons, is paraded on a stick by a reveler beneath a sackcloth, who challenges neighbors in exchange for drink and food.
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But the surprise standout performance is a painstakingly crafted impersonation of Tony Blair, who is continuously heckled by the audience, with one reveler shouting "nice one for the university fees"—a reminder that, under Blair's Labour government, tuition fees were introduced across the UK in 1998.
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Profile Kevin Young, the prolific poet, editor, critic and, as of this month, poetry editor of The New Yorker, has, his friends say, a taste for the finer things: He is a reveler in the sensual pleasures of art, food, clothing (this from Natasha Trethewey, the former United States Poet Laureate).
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" The most cleareyed image in Mr. Gruen's memoir is very likely that of Mr. Gruen himself — "writer, critic, journalist, bon vivant, gadfly, busybody, father, husband, queer, neurotic workaholic," as he memorably put it, going on to describe himself as "handmaiden to the stars, reveler in reflected glory and needy intimate of the super-famous.
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The final movement, "Epiphany" ("La Befana"), takes place in the Piazza Navona. Trumpets sound again and create a festive clamour of Roman songs and dances, including a barrel organ and a drunken reveler depicted by a solo tenor trombone.
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These motifs also serve as a frame to the main subject of the work, the three nude revelers. The men have been drinking. The left-most reveler holds a Kanatharos, a Greek drinking vessel, and the two outer revelers are dancing merrily.
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The dog eventually chases The Boy into a nearby hotel where he gets into a scuffle with Billy Bullion, a drunken reveler. Shortly thereafter, The Boy prevents a girl, Miss Flighty, from being robbed at gunpoint in her room. The film ends with Miss Flighty and The Boy befriending the dog.
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The 2am lockout was announced on 2 May by then Premier John Brumby. One of the objectives of the lockout was to reduce 'bar hopping' between 2am and 6am. On 2 June at 4.30am, the first morning of the trial, a bouncer struck a reveler outside a bar. Brumby used the incident to justify the need for the lockout.
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Rimbaud would be a major influence on Ginsberg's poetry. Ginsberg was plainly fascinated by Carr, whom he viewed as a self-destructive egotist but also as a possessor of real genius.Campbell, This is the Beat Generation, p. 23 Fellow students saw Carr as talented and dissolute, a prank-loving late-night reveler who haunted the dark pockets of Chelsea and Greenwich Village until dawn, without making a dent in his brilliant performance in the classroom.
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The film portrays the turbulent life of the "Great Z", an engine driver on the Abidjan - Ouagadougou line for twenty years. He was laid off in 1995 by the National Railways of Burkina Faso following the privatization imposed by the World Bank. A seasoned reveler and a hedonist to the bone, he suddenly finds himself with no reason to live. He has lost everything and lives a gloomy life while waiting for his retirement pension.
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Abath could see them on the closed-circuit television wearing what appeared to be real police uniforms. He was not aware of any disturbance, but theorized that as it was St. Patrick's Day, perhaps a reveler had climbed over the fence and someone had seen and reported it. Abath let the men in at 1:24a.m. The thieves were let into a locked foyer that separated the side door from the museum.
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George Washington Harris (March 20, 1814 - December 11, 1869) was an American humorist best known for his character, "Sut Lovingood," an Appalachian backwoods reveler fond of telling tall tales. Harris was among the seminal writers of Southern humor, and has been called "the most original and gifted of the antebellum humorists."Michael Dunne, Calvinist Humor in American Literature (Louisiana State University Press, 2007), p. 8. His work influenced authors such as Mark Twain, William Faulkner, and Flannery O'Connor.
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Insecure in his powers, he transformed the sword into a spear and tasked Elspeth with traveling to his temple in Meletis. On her journey, she encountered Polukranos, World Eater, a giant hydra who had been released during the initial conflict between Heliod and Purphoros and which had terrorized the countryside ever since. By putting an end to this menace, she earned the approbation of Heliod and was declared Elspeth, Sun's Champion. The block's primary antagonist is Xenagos, The Reveler.
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George and Leo took a new Broadcaster out to show Jimmy Bryant at the Rancho Reveler soon afterwards. He first played it on the edge of the stage with an admiring crowd up close.Guitar Player Magazine, Rarebird - Fender Broadcaster 1973 by Robb Lawrence In 1954 Luther Perkins played a slightly modified Esquire, recording the first Johnny Cash songs "Wide Open Road" and "Hey Porter". This guitar can also be heard on all records before "I Walk The Line", for which Perkins played an Esquire.
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On one hand, he was pictured as a drunkard and degenerate reveler; on the other, as a flamboyant character, the best representative of Sarmatism in the country, and a great patriot who fought for a free nation, that soon after his death would be partitioned between the Habsburg Monarchy, Prussia and the Russian Empire. He was popular among the poorer nobility and remains today a symbol of his era. The prince owned a house on the Rue Neuve des Bons Enfants in Paris. The street is now called Rue Radziwill.
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The Warthog replica built by Weta Workshop was displayed at Sydney Harbour in early August 2009. Another Warthog replica was built by Halo fan Bryant Havercamp and is street-legal. A Warthog appeared along with a reveler dressed as a Spartan soldier at the 2013 Seattle Pride Parade, which was endorsed by a representative from 343 Industries. In January 2008, Kotaku reported that the design of the then-newly unveiled Hummer HX was very similar to the Warthog, though Carl Zipfel, GM's director of exterior design denied the association.
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"A Sister Fears Halloween in the Castro", The San Francisco Bay Guardian. Retrieved on September 12, 2009. When the police confiscated an AK-47 from a reveler trying to gain access to Castro Street, and they reported that 50 to 60 people had been arrested, the Sisters decided to move the celebration and Halloween in the Castro ended.Castro District's Halloween party must find a new haunt, The San Francisco Chronicle (May 10, 1995). Retrieved on September 12, 2009. The next year, the Sisters hosted a costume-mandatory dance named HallowQueen in a South of Market gay nightclub, which raised over $6,000 for charity.
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The stage has been described as "reminiscent of paintings by Magritte and the dream states they evoke." The costumes of the play are described as "evocative of a generalized antiquity but one in which such things as suspenders and trousers are not unknown." Actors wear costumes that range from classic Grecian togas to modern bathing suits, sometimes in the same scene. This juxtaposition of old and new is particularly striking in the story of Midas, in which he is shown wearing a "smoking jacket" and confronted by a drunken reveler in a half-toga with vine leaves in his hair.
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The meretriciously multicolored Harlequin—"shining like a solar spectrum" (11: "Harlequin")—is an "artificial serpent" whose "essential goal" is "falsehood and deceit" (8: "Harlequinade"). An old serving-woman connives in his scheming by accepting a bribe to procure Columbine's favors (11: "Harlequin"). These puppets live under a sky swarming with "sinister black butterflies" that "seek blood to drink", having "extinguished the sun's glory" with their wings (19: "Black Butterflies"). The sun itself is nearing the end of that glory: at its setting it seems like a Roman reveler, "full of disgust", who slits his wrists and empties his blood into "filthy sewers" (20: "Sunset").
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This is emphasized by the masked figure – never explicitly stated to be the Red Death, but only a reveler in a costume of the Red Death – making his initial appearance in the easternmost room, which is colored blue, a color most often associated with birth. Although Prospero's castle is meant to keep the sickness out, it is ultimately an oppressive structure. Its maze-like design and tall and narrow windows become almost burlesque in the final black room, so oppressive that "there were few of the company bold enough to set foot within its precincts at all". Additionally, the castle is meant to be an enclosed space, yet the stranger is able to sneak inside, suggesting that control is an illusion.
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She explains: "This is the first time I will be an active reveler at carnival in Haiti. I am worried that such an admission would appear strange for someone whom carnival is one of life's passions...As a child living in Haiti...I had never been allowed to 'join the carnival' ... it was considered not safe for me...Since I had an intense desire to join the carnival as some peculiar American children have of joining the circus, my uncle for years spun frightening tales around it to keep me away." She said in her narrative of going back to Jacmel, "I was still wearing my own mask of distant observer." Because of this, she advises her reader to look observe her work from the perspective of a diasporic returnee rather than of an insider.
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