Wagner rings a bell that sets off the 1848 revolution.
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To be alienated from one's labor — that rings a bell!
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Comey: It actually rings a bell as I sit here. pic.twitter.
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If this all rings a bell, it's because you know this guy or girl.
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If that street name rings a bell, you may know it from the work
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If none of that rings a bell, you may know Knight for this Diddy diss.
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"Whatever rings a bell with everybody" is how a design is typically chosen, Weidert said.
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In the accompanying video, Glazer rings a bell and holds up his now-loose front tooth.
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In the accompanying video, Glazer rings a bell and holds up his now-freed front tooth.
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If you've been on the internet for more than a decade, that name probably rings a bell.
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If this strategy rings a bell, it's because Republicans have been pursuing it consistently since the 2010 election.
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"No one rings a bell when a contagion ends, so a near-term reversal of behavior seems unlikely," he wrote.
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"Getting emails saying families from embassies are leaving — the consulate or embassy were leaving — that rings a bell," Rodgers said.
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If the premise rings a bell, it may be because Mary Poppins Returns is essentially built on the same concept.
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That was just the precipitating factor, but go back and stream "The Big Short" if none of this rings a bell.
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If the title rings a bell, it should — the play is adapted from Chaim Potok's popular 1967 novel of the same name.
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And if that name rings a bell, it's because Bey rapped about it in "Bow Down/I Been On." It's that good.
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The problem is that as the old Wall Street adage says, no one rings a bell at the top of the market.
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If this all rings a bell, this is the second annual StormiWorld, and the parents claim this one's better than the first.
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Kate wrote a story this week about a startup you might have forgotten about but who's name probably rings a bell. Bodega!
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Books, board games, and eventually, a 1991 PBS game show of the same name (Perhaps its theme song by Rockapella rings a bell?).
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The latter name probably rings a bell because he was the creative director on Far Cry 4 and Assassin's Creed III at Ubisoft.
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The game is new and fascinating to him, though it feels like it rings a bell somewhere in the recesses of his memory.
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If the concept of a simple, cheap alternative to existing lab equipment rings a bell, you might be remembering Foldscope, another project from Prakash.
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Steve Holzer rings a bell in the radiation department at Cedars Sinai to mark the end of his six-week treatment for oral cancer.
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"No one rings a bell when a contagion ends, so a near-term reversal of behavior seems unlikely," chief US equity strategist David Kostin said.
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Keiichirō Toyama is said designer, and if that name rings a bell, it's because he wrote and directed Silent Hill for Konami back in 1999.
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If the company's name rings a bell, that's because it also partnered with Google to launch free Wi-Fi services in 400 railway stations by 2017.
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At the first sight of a small aircraft streaming beyond the palm fronds, Hervé Villechaize, playing Tattoo, Fantasy Island's indigenous sidekick, rings a bell in a white tower.
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If all this rings a bell, that's because a few years ago Burger King released a Whopper with a black bun that turned people's poop a lovely emerald green.
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Dumbledore vs Grindelwald If the name Grindelwald rings a bell, that's because he is a famous Dark Wizard from Germany who preceded the villainous Voldemort from the Potter stories.
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If that name rings a bell, it's because they manage some of the biggest brands in the power tool industry, including DeWalt, Craftsman, Bostitch, Stanley, Black & Decker, and more.
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As eye-roll worthy as that scene is, it more than likely rings a bell for people who have taken a traditional (read: heteronormative, sex-negative) class in sexual education.
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No one rings a bell at the top of the market telling you to sell, but I think stocks will continue to go higher because they still don't have much competition.
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The "totemic" quality of these sculptures, paired with their irresistible candy colors, rings a bell: In the galleries that follow, we're re-introduced to the furniture and objects we thought we knew.
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If Shubham Banerjee's name rings a bell, that's because he was the 13-year-old entrepreneur who raised investment from Intel Capital back in 2014 to help further develop his Lego Braille printer.
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You may never have heard of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, but maybe the SETI INSTITUTE rings a bell, especially since we pretty much know now that we are so completely not alone.
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If Buffett's advice from PBS's "Adam Smith's Money World" more than 30 years ago rings a bell, it's likely because he's hardly changed his tune over his many profitable years on Wall Street.
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At 153A, as long as the term "Middle-earth" rings a bell (or whispers "Tolkien"), it is a safe bet that you will be able to come up with LORD OF THE RINGS.
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If that name rings a bell, it could be because it played a major role in Kim Kardashian West's trio of floral fragrances — and her recovery from her robbery in Paris in October 2016.
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If the idea of an bonkers assassination plot rings a bell, that's probably because North Korea was implicated in the murder of Kim Jong Un's estranged half-brother, Kim Jong Nam, back in February.
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And then there's Kiersey Clemons, who plays Joanne in Rent: Live and whose name definitely rings a bell, but if you can't quite figure out where you've seen her before — was it singing, or acting?
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If any of this rings a bell, it's probably because at some point you opened a box like that from Everlane, the San Francisco-based startup quickly becoming America's premier e-commerce brand for ethical clothing.
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He gets bananas delivered by his butler on a silver tray, rings a bell in meetings when someone makes a good point, and blows an old-fashioned car horn when it&aposs bad, Management Today reported.
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If that name rings a bell, it's because McClain was part of the astronaut duo all set to undergo the first all-women spacewalk earlier this year before NASA abruptly pulled the plug over a wardrobe issue.
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If the author's name rings a bell for the members of "Generation Wuss," as Ellis has dubbed millennials, including his longtime (and surely long-suffering) boyfriend, it is likely because of one of his various headline-making tweets.
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"Becoming" might ring a bell as a recent blockbuster book (I hope it rings a bell, because it was the best-selling book of 2018); the "someone" who wrote it, MICHELLE OBAMA, also had a birthday this week.
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If the unlikely combination of hip-hop and Shakespeare rings a bell, it's because the writer-composers, directors and stars of the show — known as the Q Brothers, GQ and JQ — have concocted this kind of madcap mash-up before.
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If none of that rings a bell, here's what happened: An Emirates airplane from Dubai that was carrying 549 people — including rapper Vanilla Ice — was quarantined at New York's JFK airport after 100 passengers reported feeling sick with coughing, fevers, and vomiting.
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It's an anatomical references that rings a bell to me because it resembles a botanical term, axillary bud, which refers to buds that come out of the little "shoulders" formed by lateral stems sprouting from the trunk (or main stem) of a plant.
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If the trust's name rings a bell, it's probably because trustee Hal Scott, an emeritus Harvard Law professor and longtime opponent of shareholder class actions, created a ruckus in late 2018 when he submitted a similar mandatory arbitration proposal to Johnson & Johnson in advance of its 2019 annual meeting.
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If Katsuyama's name rings a bell, and you don't work on Wall Street, it's likely because you remember him as the protagonist of Michael Lewis's 2014 best-seller, Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt, which explored high-frequency trading (HFT) and made the case that the stock market was rigged, really badly.
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In the unlikely event it rings a bell at all, it is probably for one of two reasons: as the hometown of former premier Ed Stelmach, who took his share of lumps in the big-city newspapers for being a country bumpkin; or as the hometown of the world's largest duck, a venerable roadside attraction.
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I know it rings a bell for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.), who is likely licking his chops at the prospects of a House impeachment.
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"A lot of other minority actors have told me, 'Oh, this so rings a bell' when you go into an audition room and you see a bunch of people that look like you and you just start feeling like, 'Oh I'm not here [for me], I'm here because I fit what looks like the person they want in here," he explained.
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At the end of the five minutes, the facilitator rings a bell. At this point, each group moves over to the presenter to their right and the timer starts once more. The session ends when every group has attended all the presentations.
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One person acts as the facilitator. The facilitator rings a bell to start proceedings. Once proceedings start, the audience splits up into groups and each group goes to one of the presenters. Presenters have a short duration, usually 5 minutes, to give their presentation and answer questions.
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The school dancing. The film starts with many species of animals traveling to school, to the tune of the spelling song Mississippi. The teacher then rings a bell to signal the start of lessons. In response of the bell, the teacher is flung about by the excited students entering the school.
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That rings a bell with the Mexican police officers. Roger tries to drive the plane. He and his ex-wife end up talking about what caused their marriage to fail. At that moment, Roger says that he's "getting the hang of it" -meaning flying the plane- and they both laugh out it.
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Act 1, Scene 1 The play opens at the exterior of a farmhouse in New England. It is sunset on an early summer day in 1850. Eben Cabot enters and walks to the edge of the porch. He rings a bell to call in his half- brothers, Simeon and Peter, who emerge soon after Eben goes back inside.
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The Brute rings a bell, and 'The Doctor' (Jean Bouise), instructs him to place the canned goods on the ground and back away from the door. The Doctor then takes the goods and closes the door before The Brute can get inside. The Man's aircraft crash lands at night. The following morning he continues on foot.
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"Jo Rings a Bell: Show brings Disney's famous cartoon characters to life." Evening Times. 27 July 2006. p. 17. Gibb then appeared as Hell Let Loose and Rosalind in Beautiful and Damned in 2004 at the Lyric Theatre, also understudying and playing the lead role of Zelda Fitzgerald, and as Truly Scrumptious in the musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in 2005.
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An announcer, sitting on an elevated platform, presides over the activities. He or she starts each game by pressing a button which rings a bell and activates all machines. He or she also announces the winner when the bell rings again, which the machine does automatically when a win is detected. One or more assistants collect the fees and pay winners.
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They raid the cabin where Bell and Walter are. Peter attempts to stop Bell, but Bell asserts that the process is irreversible due to Olivia's powers. Walter then turns to Olivia and shoots her in the head with a handgun, completely disrupting the collapse. His plan ruined, Bell rings a bell and fades away as Walter hesitates to shoot him.
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The movement of the rowboat rings a bell in David's room and he covers his ears. The children do not want Tom to marry Cinzia. David calls her ugly, Robert rejects her as a mother figure, and Elizabeth wants to continue sleeping in Tom's bed with him. Discouraged by this, Cinzia returns to her father, Maestro Zaccardi, but Tom follows her and she accepts Tom's wedding proposal.
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Many local bus systems operate most of their stops as request stops. Buses do not service stops unless a there is an awaiting passenger or an onboard passenger rings a bell (generally by pulling a cord or pushing a button). Stops that are served on every trip are often called stations and placed at the terminus of a route. Such stops are often also used as timing points.
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Distributed nationally by McClatchy-Tribune News Service. when two brothers, Pete and Jerry Cusimano, who owned a fish market, decided to throw an octopus onto the ice at Olympia Stadium, with the eight tentacles of the octopus symbolizing the eight wins it took to win the Stanley Cup at the time.(October 27, 2008). "That rings a bell: Al the Octopus, 1952", Hartford Courant, p. B4.Ryan, Shannon (May 19, 2009).
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Anderlecht Town Hall The 19th century saw a remarkable population growth, mainly because of the proximity to a rapidly expanding Brussels. Remarkable new urban developments and garden cities such as La Roue/Het Rad, Moortebeek and / were built at the beginning of the 20th century to house the influx of newcomers. Today, the name Anderlecht rings a bell in every Belgian ear thanks to its very successful football club.
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The album was preceded by the release of four promotional singles, the first of which, "Fresh Laundry" was released on September 27, 2019. This was followed by "Rings a Bell" on October 18, 2019, "Regulars" on November 8, 2019, and "Love Me Wrong", a collaboration with Troye Sivan, on December 6, 2019. "Devil I Know" was released as the lead single for the album on January 31, 2020.
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Now & Forever Campaign logo In February 2013, when the University turned 150, it announced a campaign to raise $45 million in five to seven years. The campaign's slogan is "Silent no more." After the announcement of a donation, big or small, the university rings a bell called Silent Joe. The bell, which is located just south of Francis G. Welch Stadium, was originally rung only after a football team won at home.
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The Windsor Yacht Club still holds many of its traditions including: Gentlemen do not wear hats in the Club House. When or if this occurs, the bartender rings a bell and the "offender" is obliged to treat those in attendance on the occasion. Exception to this rule may be made on medical or religious grounds. The parking spot on the east side of the parking lot closest to the Club House door is reserved for the Commodore.
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The tower has in its South-Western corner (between the clocks) a small wooden man who rings a bell, thus announcing in advance when the clock will ring on the hour. The heavy pressure of the tower on the sandy soil is the reason why the tower is slightly tilted to the North. Between 1927 and 1930, and later in 1972, the tower was consolidated. The tilt of the tip compared with the base is 2.32 m.
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She soon finds that he has been kidnapped and left in a hotel. She rescues her father, who thinks that he has been drugged. Meanwhile, Nancy also becomes interested in the story of Amy Maguire, who married a man named Ferdinand Slocum despite her parent's disapproval. While talking with the residents of Candleton, they tell her of a cave which is said to be inhabited by a ghost who rings a bell every time water rushes through it.
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However, one of the creatures walks into a piece of crumbling rock, and comically becomes crooked as a result. He dances some more in order to cease his crooked state. However, once he ceases to be crooked and begins to walk back, he comically walks into the same rock again, which results in him comically becoming crooked again. Satan laughs at the occurrence, and rings a bell, to signal his lack of food and his desire to be fed.
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In May 2010, Walsh made her off-Broadway debut opposite Paul Sparks in Atlantic Theater Company's world premiere of Stephen Belber's Dusk Rings a Bell. The new play began previews on May 19 and opened May 27 at Atlantic Stage 2 and played through June 26. The New York Times called it "a sublime, beautifully acted drama." She also had a long theater career in Chicago, which included roles in Happy Birthday Wanda June, The Danube, Moon Under Miami and Troilus and Cressida.
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After the attack, Cogg and Baz join Furgul and the others. Dervla, Cogg, and Baz come to live at Appletree, and peace is retained for a short amount of time. Then Furgul expresses his desire to save his mother Keeva, and Jodi says that she will look up the racing greyhounds on the betting page of the papers. Dedbone is not listed because that was just the dog's name for him, so Jodi asks racing names until something rings a bell.
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McCain's congressional voting scores, from the American Conservative Union (orange line; 100 is most conservative) and Americans for Democratic Action (blue line; 100 is most liberal)Chart is built from ratings for 1983 to 2017 found at the ratings sections of the websites of the American Conservative Union and Americans for Democratic Action. Various advocacy groups have given McCain scores or grades as to how well his votes align with the positions of each group.Mayer, William. "Kerry's Record Rings a Bell", The Washington Post (March 28, 2004).
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Pośród niesnasków Pan Bóg uderza... - "Among the discord God rings [a bell]..." - is a poem written by Juliusz Słowacki in 1848, in which the poet prophesied the coming of a first Slavic pope. The poem was not popular with Słowacki's contemporaries and was mostly forgotten until a century later, when it gained huge popularity after Polish cardinal Karol Wojtyła was elected pope in 1978, as it has explicit predictions regarding a future Slavic pope (in Polish: "Słowiański Papież"). It was frequently cited by John Paul II.
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The dancers dressed in red robes are seen pulling a rope that rings a bell and are seen pushing a giant thurible. The middle screen splits into two, revealing a silhouette of Madonna in a "glass confession box" praying. She stands up holding a rifle and "breaks" the glass, revealing herself dressed in a tight black suit and starts singing "Girl Gone Wild". She is accompanied by her dancers who are wearing outfits similar to that in the music video while interiors of the Cologne Cathedral are displayed in the background.
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The Chatter Telephone is a pull toy for toddlers 12 to 36 months of age. Introduced in 1962 by the Fisher-Price company as the "Talk Back Phone" for infants and children, the Chatter Telephone is a roll along pull toy. It has a smiling face, and when the toy is pulled, it makes a chattering sound and the eyes move up and down. The toy has a rotary dial that rings a bell, and was conceived as a way to teach children how to dial a phone.
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The church suffered severe damage in both World Wars. In 1914 a fire caused the collapse of the roof and in 1944 a bomb destroyed part of the northern side. The reconstructed roof is surmounted at the crossing by a flèche, which, unlike the 18th-century cupola that preceded it, blends stylistically with the rest of the church. A very late (1998) addition is the jacquemart, or golden automaton, which periodically rings a bell near the clock on the gable of the southern transept, above the main southern entrance door.
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In Company shocked at a Lady getting up to Ring the Bell (1805), James Gillray caricatured suitors eager to save a lady the effort of using a bell pull. A Bell pull and bell in a BEST bus in Mumbai, India. A bell pull is a woven textile, pull cord, handle, knob, or other object that connects with a bell or bell wire, and which rings a bell when pulled. Bell pulls may be used to summon workers in homes of people who employ butlers, housemaids, nannies or other domestic workers, and often have a tassel at the bottom.
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Simpson said in his article "Metrosexual? That rings a bell..." that "Gay men provided the early prototype for metrosexuality. Decidedly single, definitely urban, dreadfully uncertain of their identity (hence the emphasis on pride and the susceptibility to the latest label) and socially emasculated, gay men pioneered the business of accessorising—and combining—masculinity and desirability." By 2004, men were buying 69 percent of their own apparel, according to retail analyst Marshal Cohen But such probing analyses into various shoppers' psyches may have ignored other significant factors affecting men's shopping habits, foremost among them women's shopping habits.
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The Festival premiered its first small-scale musical, Nicked, by Richard Marsh and Natalia Sheppard, about the formation of the UK's coalition government. Former Poet Laureate Andrew Motion made his playwriting debut with Incoming, American playwright Stephen Belber's play Dusk Rings A Bell received its European premiere, and Adam Brace's Midnight Your Time was fully produced after being workshopped at the previous year's Festival. To mark the company's fifth birthday, it was joined by five new patrons, each of whom had supported HighTide in its founding years. They were Richard Eyre, Nicholas Hytner, Stephen Daldry, Juliet Stevenson and Sam Mendes.
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In one of the last battles, General Scipio Bellorum himself fights with Thirrin in a challenge, where Thirrin cuts his hand off. In the last battle, with Thirrin's army outnumbered and the Black Army (Polypontian "armies", which may be the equivalent of a corps in a modern army, are differentiated between using colours rather than numbers) arrives, Oskan, having recovered during the battle, rings a bell and calls "The allies are here." General Scipio Bellorum's army gets frightened to see unnatural people coming. The vampires and the snowy owls drink the blood of many soldiers and the were-wolves tear the soldiers apart.
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Ice cream van vendor delivery Today, jobs specialize in the selling of ice cream. The title of a person who works in this speciality is often called an 'ice cream man', however women also specialize in the selling of ice cream. People in this line of work often sell ice cream on beaches. On beaches, ice cream is either sold by a person who carries a box full of ice cream and is called over by people who want to purchase ice cream, or by a person who drives up to the top of the beach and rings a bell.
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Her obsessions include fashion, pop music (particularly boy bands and, in earlier strips, Madonna), modern fads and trends, and attractive teenage boys. A running gag through the series is that she has a huge craving for candy and other sweets. For example, the ice cream man comes to her when she rings a bell and takes out his whole stock, asking Paige "the usual?". She has been shown to make a rainbow ice cream cone not by ordering rainbow sorbet, but instead by ordering seven different flavors in the colors of the rainbow, stacked in a rainbow shape in the right order on top of two cones.
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A second article by Eighinger in the Quincy Herald-Whig on 3 October 2012,Eighinger, Steven, Quincy (IL) Herald-Whig, 3 October 2012. reflected on the death of Ed Crenshaw, the Quincy basketball team's captain and leading scorer in the 1950s: "'Easy Ed' was one of the nicest men I ever met, and if you are a longtime Quincy University basketball fan that name probably rings a bell. And if you have never heard of Easy Ed, Dick Thompson, Edsel Bester, Ben Bumbry and Bill Lemon, well ... you should have. "Those five men, and their coach, the late Harry Forrester, made history in the mid-1950s with the Hawks basketball program.
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Tuo-Tuo eventually catches up with Qiao Hua and tells her Qinglong set her up to die for him, but the Judge of the Desert intervenes. Realizing he is no match for Tuo-Tuo, the Judge sacrifices himself in combat to enable Qiao Hua to escape. After reuniting with Qinglong, he gives the seal to her and instructs her to bring it to the authorities to alert them of Prince Qing's conspiracy. Qiao Hua tells Qinglong she has declined her wedding proposal, suggesting she wants to be with Qinglong, but he believes he's likely to die; he tells her they will meet again if she rings a bell bracelet he had previously given her.
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Their exchange is a very shallow one, consisting mostly of petty and contradictory "is/isn't" responses, to the point that Palin feels he is not getting what he paid for. They then argue over the very definition of an argument until Cleese rings a bell and announces that Palin's paid time has concluded. Palin is dissatisfied, and tries to argue with Cleese over whether he really got as much time as he paid for, but Cleese insists he is not allowed to argue unless Palin pays for another session. When Palin finally relents and pays more money for additional arguing time, Cleese continues to insist he has not paid, and another argument breaks out over that issue.
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The guard rings a bell to signal the end of the fore-noon watch, a practice which dates from the time when Jardines' main offices and warehouses were located at East Point. Then, the guard marches up to the Noonday Gun and fires it, after which he rings the bell again, locks the chain blocking access to the gun and goes off. It is accessed from a tunnel passing under Gloucester Road from the basement car park in The Excelsior hotel, which is operated by Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, a Jardines subsidiary. For a donation of HK$33,000 to the Community Chest charity, anyone can arrange to pull the lanyard that fires the gun.
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Austrian Advent bowl In some German-speaking communities, in the German-speaking Europe; particularly in Catholic regions of western and southern Germany, Switzerland, Austria, South Tyrol and Liechtenstein, as well as in other Catholic regions of Central Europe, the Christkind (literally "Christ child") brings the presents on the evening of December 24 (Holy Evening or Heiliger Abend).Forbes, Bruce David, Christmas: a candid history, University of California Press, 2007, The Christkind is invisible; thus he is never seen by anyone. However, he rings a bell just before he leaves in order to let children know that the Christmas tree and the presents are ready. It is a tradition to lavishly decorate a Christmas tree in the days directly before Christmas or on the morning of Christmas Eve.
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In 2010, Belber's play Dusk Rings A Bell was produced by New York's Atlantic Theater Company, starring Kate Walsh and Paul Sparks, and directed by Sam Gold. In 2012, Belber's play Don’t Go Gentle was produced by New York's Manhattan Class Company, starring Michael Cristofer, Jennifer Mudge, Maxx Brawer, David Wilson Barnes and Angela Lewis, and directed by Lucie Tiberghien. Also in 2012, his play The Power Of Duff received the first of 3 domestic productions, at New York Stage & Film, the first of which starred Greg Kinnear, Jennifer Westfeldt and Dominic Fumusa. (It subsequently went on to productions at The Huntington Theater in Boston and The Geffen Theater in LA.) In 2014, Belber's play The Muscles In Our Toes was produced by The Labyrinth Theater Company in New York, directed by Annie Kauffman.
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Various advocacy groups have given Rangel scores or grades as to how well his votes align with the positions of each group.Mayer, William. "Kerry's Record Rings a Bell", The Washington Post March 28, 2004. "The question of how to measure a senator's or representative's ideology is one that political scientists regularly need to answer. For more than 30 years, the standard method for gauging ideology has been to use the annual ratings of lawmakers' votes by various interest groups, notably the Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) and the American Conservative Union (ACU)." Overall, as of 2003, Rangel had an average lifetime 91 percent "Liberal Quotient" from Americans for Democratic Action. In contrast, the American Conservative Union assessed to Rangel a lifetime rating of less than 4 percent through 2009."2009 U.S. House Votes", American Conservative Union.
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The thrones, in others places called pasos, are enormous platforms where are located the sculptures that depict different scenes from the gospels related to the Passion of Christ or the Sorrows of Virgin Mary. Each brotherhood usually exhibit two thrones, the first one would be a sculpted scene of the Passion, or image of Christ; and the second an image of the Virgin Mary, known as a dolorosa. The structure of the thrones, known as cajillo, is richly carved in wood, silver, bronze or nickel silver and some gilt with gold leaf. In each of the corners of the cajillo is placed the arbotantes (candelabra) or lantern to illuminate the image or sculptural group that is located in the upper part of the cajillo. A throne butler rings a bell after the bearers' rest The thrones of Christ are adorned at the top with carpet of flowers such as carnations or iris, or a mountain of corks, while most of the Virgin's thrones are covered by an ornate canopy secured to the cajillo by 12 or 16 palio bars.
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Sydney Devine (born Cleland, Lanarkshire 1940) is a Scottish singer whose career began with a television appearance in 1953 at the age of thirteen, developed during eight years touring with the White Heather Group. When visiting Hawaii with Andy Stewart's band, he heard the Hawaiian singer Don Ho perform Tiny Bubbles; this became Devine's signature tune and he went on to sell fifteen million albums. His record sales were revived in December 2005 when a frothy drink making machine was advertised on television using Don Ho's version of Tiny Bubbles. Other songs that Devine made his own include The Answer To Everything, Legend In My Time, Crying Time, When You & I Were Young, Maggie and one that was written for him by his good friend Tommy Scott, Scotland Forever. He is one of "Scotland’s most successful performers" of all time (Evening Times, 17 October 2007), and "Scotland's most successful crooner" who is an "ever-present part of the Scottish entertainment industry," ("Sydney Devine and the jingle that rings a bell with his fans" The Herald, 22 December 2005). The entertainer has sold around 15 million albums (Sydney Devine 2011, Artistes International Management Ltd) - and has recorded and released almost 50 albums, 10 DVDs and more than 20 singles.
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