The Russian Proton hasn't always been a roaring success either.
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"I look at the whole thing as a roaring success," he said.
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Marque Lynche never experienced the roaring success of his fellow MMC classmates.
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It's a roaring success because the women can be ogled by the patrons.
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From their point of view, bringing in American firms is a roaring success.
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If Trump makes his presidency a roaring success, he could dim Obama's star.
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Washington (CNN)At first glance, the National Vietnam Veterans Foundation is a roaring success.
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PRIDE 1 was a roaring success and the PRIDE phenomenon was well underway in Japan.
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"Campaigning is about visibility, and in that sense it's been a roaring success," Mr. Olsen added.
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It was a roaring success, the first non-WWE show to pull 10,000 fans in 20 years.
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It was the film's most successful international market and a roaring success for an American superhero export.
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Renowned for its trademark wit and the banter between the titular Ronnies, the show was a roaring success.
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IF THERE IS no such thing as bad publicity, then 2019 was a roaring success for Donald Trump.
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The vast majority of his 63m supporters were regular Republican voters, and most consider his presidency a roaring success.
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The four-day event was a roaring success, playing host to 1,235 exhibitors and a record number of delegates.
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Yes, when looked at from the proper perspective the GOP tax smash and grab has been a roaring success.
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Rando might not be a roaring success — it is kind of, well…random — but it's worth tracking the company, Modest's, future releases.
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Billy's surgery was a roaring success, and Kimmel thanked the doctors and nurses at the Children's Hospital LA for his son's treatment.
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The pilot program, started in 2015, has not been a roaring success: Only about 20 percent of customers signed up that year.
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The legacies of Shakespeare, early and late Rembrandt (if not the middle bits) and others might suggest that patronage was a rip-roaring success.
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That is the problem with the major label system: if the record you make isn't a roaring success, you won't be making another one.
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At a time when hardly anyone seemed to have ideas that worked, the Nehemiah homes became a roaring success in Brooklyn and the Bronx.
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By most measures it was a roaring success, given that the company had only planned to offer 4.8 million shares at between $20 and $22.
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Thanks to the roaring success of "Fallen Kingdom" and "Incredibles 2," the box office is 97.3 percent bigger than the same weekend last year, according to comScore.
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But put the political cacophony and Twitter-fueled outrage aside, and it's difficult to make a case that Trump's first 100 days have been a roaring success.
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One issue the roaring success of "Hamilton" has raised is whether Broadway made a breakthrough this year in terms of squeezing itself into the pop-culture conversation.
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For the Democrats on stage, the economy is not the roaring success painted by Trump but benefits only the wealthiest Americans and enriches drugs companies while patients struggle.
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As economic advisers go, Gary Cohn and Kevin Hassett are not likely to forge the sort of populist-conservative synthesis that would make the Trump experiment a roaring success.
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The speechwriter was a Trump Organization staffer hardly versed in the ways of political campaign speeches who had lifted lines from Obama's roaring success of speech eight years prior.
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Trump and May, who took office in July, both have strong political incentives to make the visit -- likely to be heavier on symbolism and aspiration than deliverables -- a roaring success.
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Britain, meanwhile, has enjoyed roaring success, its cycling teams lavished with funding from the national sports lottery and contributing to the nation's burgeoning medal hauls at Beijing, London and Rio.
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But his claim to fame during Golden State's four-season run of roaring success might be his role in helping the Warriors establish 29 passes as their nightly team goal.
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Pettersson, a 19-year-old drafted fifth overall by Canucks in 2017, made the franchise's first game without one of the Sedin twins since the 1999-2000 campaign a roaring success.
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But few could have anticipated the roaring success of Japan's team, which could rejuvenate the sport in a country where rugby has largely been limited to universities and old boys' clubs.
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Black Panther's soundtrack was a roaring success and it didn't matter that you didn't hear most of the songs in the movie, especially when a lot of them featured Kendrick Lamar.
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Trump's hyperbolic praise for a summit that was evidently discordant shows his refusal to allow any venture in which he is involved to be portrayed as anything other than a roaring success.
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Chris Hemsworth has said he's out of contract after "Endgame," but after the roaring success of Thor's last solo outing "Ragnarok," it doesn't feel like the Norse god has run his course.
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The new US president and the premier, who took office in July, both have strong political incentives to make the visit -- likely to be heavier on symbolism and aspiration than deliverables -- a roaring success.
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"Even though Traf-O-Data wasn't a roaring success, it was seminal in preparing us to make Microsoft's first product a couple of years later," explained Allen in a 22013 interview with Fortune magazine.
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And it is a roaring success — despite now being been banned from the city's churches, after a furor in 2015 in which a blog accused one of the festival's acts of being a Satanist.
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The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) and the Australian Sports Commission (ASC), the government's funding agency, have pushed for a national lottery fund similar to the model that has underpinned Britain's roaring success at recent Games.
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Instead the industry was allowed to make what they could out of a set of frequencies as long as they did so within reason, and it's been a roaring success, promoting both competition and cooperation.
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In collaboration with Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews and recommends products, here are five cheap(ish) items to make your next picnic a roaring success whether you're flying solo or entertaining a crowd.
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But it was a roaring success for Law and Justice, sending the then-opposition party into government with an outright majority, the first time since the fall of Communism that a Polish party had done so.
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But "Danica," directed by Hannah Storm of ESPN, isn't all rip-roaring success: It also homes in on Ms. Patrick's frustration with her career stagnation, as she's sagged to the middle of the pack in many recent races.
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Last year's ventures to Scotland and Poland, the latter being a country which already enjoys an established MMA scene thanks to the wonders of KSW, were a roaring success—while relatively recent endeavours in Ireland and Sweden continue to bear fruit.
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Presenting a pure question of a big-government economic redistribution scheme divorced from any questions about candidate personality or culture war politics, the ballot initiative was a roaring success, passing with what looks to be about 53 percent of the vote.
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There are no downsides to robot fox hunting; it's great exercise for the dogs, it maintains the social aspect of the hunt and, most importantly, nothing has to be ripped limb from limb for it to be a roaring success.
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While the iPhone 7 Plus may not turn your small business into a roaring success overnight, there still may be something to be said for the smartphone's general ability to put professional-level tools in the hands of more people than ever before.
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Though she was openly angry with Jackson for much of the season, she still had a lot to smile about: she was a great mom to Davey and Martha, the Dragonfly Inn was a roaring success, and no one could hold a flame to her cooking.
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And because it was such a rip-roaring success at keeping billions of dollars out of the hands of the U.S. government, it only incentivized companies to store even more cash abroad — requiring another repatriation holiday to allow companies to spend it as they wish now.
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Photographs of them napping on the floors of a hotel were shared widely on social media, among tens of thousands of postings under the hashtags #SEAGamesfail and #SeaGames2019 fail as Filipinos ridiculed the organizers of a Games that some politicians had promised would be a roaring success.
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All of this was good and noteworthy, but it also meant that harsh words, or even tough questions, about DCPS were likely to be seen as "unhelpful" by major foundations and as evidence of "anti-reform" tendencies by reformers eager to celebrate DCPS as a roaring success.
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Frank Ocean's FYF Fest set this past Sunday (July 23) looks to have been a roaring success, with the voice of an extremely in-its-feelings generation rocking the same headphones and stage set up as he did at London's Lovebox Festival, and generally giving the people what they came for.
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The story of how Senate Republicans closed the deal, which despite the roaring success of Republicans up to this point, still faces challenges in the days ahead as lawmakers in both chambers attempt to reconcile proposals that differ sharply in several key substantive ways, involves multiple Republican senators negotiating with other members right up until the final moments before the vote.
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With ISIS having built a statelet spanning parts of Iraq and Syria while spawning Asian and African affiliates; with Iraq's violence unabated and its survival as a unified country uncertain; with the Taliban still standing in Afghanistan, and the sniping between the White House and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel continuing, few today would regard American Middle East policy as a roaring success.
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"Why Simba is set to be a roaring success". The Staffordshire Sentinel. 15 September 1994. page 18.
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The inaugural Sevens Premier League staged in George on 14–15 December 2012 was a rip-roaring success both on and off the field.
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The exhibition was a roaring success. Samuel Parr and Joseph Warton on hearing Samuel Ireland read the "Profession of Faith" proclaimed it superior to anything in the English liturgy. James Boswell got down on his knees to kiss the relics.
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Snog Marry Avoid? has received positive reviews, complimenting its useful beauty tips and 'cliche' gimmick. BBC Three's boss has declared it a "roaring success". Australian rapper Iggy Azalea has said that she is a fan of the show, admitting "It's very interesting TV".
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The film secured distribution agreements for Germany, Austria and the United States in 1954. The world premiere was held on 11 February 1954 in Stuttgart. Riefenstahl embarked on a personal appearances tour of Austria in support of the film. She described the tour as "a roaring success".
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Baum was anxious about this, but went along. He hoped Mitchell's experience in directing, as well as the casting of comedy team Fred Stone and David C. Montgomery as the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman, would make the show a hit. It turned out to be a roaring success, with 293 performances.
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However, the first season in San Antonio turned out to be a roaring success, and the group decided to buy the team outright and keep the team in San Antonio, which managed to join the NBA when the two leagues merged in 1976. Dallas would not have a pro basketball season until 1980 with the Mavericks.
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Nihari is a traditional dish of Muslims of Delhi, Bhopal and Lucknow. After the creation of Pakistan in 1947, many Urdu speaking Muslims from northern India migrated to Karachi and Dhaka, and established restaurants. In Karachi, Nihari became a roaring success and soon all over Pakistan. Now Nihari is available in Pakistani restaurants around the world.
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Ganesh's first feature wide-release film, Chellata, was a moderate success and ran up to 125 days in some theatres. Rekha Vedavyas, who had already acted in quite a few films, acted opposite Ganesh in this film. Then came the 2006 film Mungaru Male, which was a roaring success. The film was directed by Yogaraj Bhat.
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The first series of TIFH, broadcast in 1948, was set in a commercial radio station office. Although this first series was not a roaring success, Maxwell persuaded the management to persevere for one more series. In the second series, Muir and Norden changed to a three-act format. Firstly there was a topical discussion, followed by music from The Keynotes close harmony group.
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He was barely six years old at the time. His next Tamil venture Server Sundaram (1964) featuring Nagesh, who was a budding comedian then and debutant Major Sundarrajan was a roaring success. Server Sundaram was one of Nagesh's early hits which set the pace for an illustrious career. It also launched Major Sundarrajan as a character actor in the Tamil film industry.
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In 2018, Arshad Sharif won the Current Affairs Anchor of the Year Award. Arshad Sharif started his program Power Play on ARY News in 2014 and the program proved to be a roaring success. The program focused on giving viewers new information rather than having discussions. Following this program, privatization of Higher Education Commission of Pakistan had to be reviewed by the government.
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The first series that Stratemeyer created was The Rover Boys, published under the pseudonym Arthur M. Winfield. The Rover Boys books were a roaring success: A total of 30 volumes were published between 1899 and 1926, selling over five million copies.Rehak (2006), 8. The Bobbsey Twins first appeared in 1904 under the pseudonym Laura Lee Hope, and Tom Swift in 1910 under the pseudonym Victor Appleton.Billman.
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After much soul searching, she manages to write an improved ending which Jason comes around to accepting when he realises the play will be a roaring success. All is forgiven and Jason moves on to write further plays as Linda eases back into teaching and regaining her reputation. Sometime later, Linda runs into Jason's father at her favourite bookshop. They catch up over coffee and both realise they'd totally misread each other previously.
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The celebrations were deemed a roaring success and the events got nationwide coverage for the first time. "The Madras Song" was composed to commemorate the occasion and a website was launched by The Hindu titled friendsofchennai.com for residents of the city to create online petitions voicing their civic grievances. Historian and entrepreneur V. Sriram also designed a mobile app named Chennai Past Forward for users to keep in track with the heritage of the city.
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On 7 October 1935, O'Mahony married Esther Burke, whom he'd met in Boston. On 11 October, O'Mahony defeated the only man who held a win over him: Ed "Strangler" Lewis. Word of their London bout had appeared in the Boston newspapers by this time. However, O'Mahony's title reign was turning into less than the roaring success promoter Bowser had hoped for, with the young champion being booed and attendance for many of his matches slumping.
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The Abantu Book Festival was launched in Soweto in 2016 in the intention of emphasising the importance of Black people telling their own stories and having safe spaces to share these with one another. Over four days, from 6–10 December 2016, the project hosted novelists, playwrights, screenwriters, performing artists and children's writers from Africa and its diaspora.Rossouw, T. 2016. Imagining ourselves into existence: First ever Abantu Book Festival in Soweto a roaring success.
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The magnitude of the building and its features quickly drew attention from around the state. Due to the Tiger Hotel's popularity, the "Tiger" sign on top of the building became an icon for both the city of Columbia and surrounding areas. Over the 20th century, the building remained iconic but was not always a roaring success. The rise and decline of the economy affected the hotel like any other business in the country.
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Chen Hao, as one of the heroines, in the Pink Ladies, won the heart of the cine-goers with her superb acting in the role of a sensuous woman given to exploiting the males. With TV films like the 2003 “Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils”, Chen Hao became a roaring success. Chen Hao also started to include singing as a part of her career. Her maiden music album hit the market in 2005, produced by Japanese producer Tetsuya Komuro.
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She brings him out of his shell and shows him how to be a better teacher by taking an interest in the things that occupy the students. She encourages him to share his flair for Latin puns with the boys, and the first attempt is a roaring success. At Christmastime, they learn that Chips is going to be housemaster next term. Kathy is thrilled because this particular house has a room that will be perfect for a nursery.
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In 1852, Charles Heidsieck first visited the United States and toured the New England area and New York State. He quickly saw the potential for the American market and retained an agent to facilitate his import sales. The mass import of Champagne was met with roaring success and record sales. When Heidsieck returned five years later, he was greeted in New York City with pomp and celebration with massive newspaper coverage and banquet receptions held in his honor.
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On 28 January 2016, Kamikaze's official YouTube channel uploaded the single song "Love Warning" which was sung by Lapat in collaboration with Sarina Ruttana. The single became an international hit with more than 193 million views, counting in 2020. Lapat became a national teen icon following the roaring success of the music video and many other offers poured in, including acting offers. He got signed on for one of the leading parts in the romance drama 21 Days, I Love you.
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She also hypnotizes Ms. Adderstone and Edna to be nice to all children. Soon after arriving, Molly hypnotizes her way onto Broadway, landing the lead role in a musical called "Stars on Mars". However, she steals this part from a real child star, named Davina Nuttel, in the process. The show is a roaring success, and catches the attention of a man named Simon Nockman, who has passed himself off as a "professor" of hypnosis, but is truly just a criminal.
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The roaring success of the intended "final concert" in Sydney put a quick end to talk of the band's demise. The results of the new recording sessions saw a return to the band's roots: the material was once again based around Koppes and Willson-Piper's guitar interplay. Also, for the first time, the band completely produced the work themselves, under Powles' aegis. Originally given the name Bastard Universe, the forthcoming album was re-titled Hologram of Allah after Willson-Piper found the original too negative.
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He made his Bollywood debut in Hiren Nag's Abodh (1984) opposite Madhuri Dixit. He collaborated with Tarun Majumdar for the second time in his romantic flick Bhalobasa Bhalobasa (1985) where he was paired with Debashree Roy. The film achieved a roaring success and established his pairing with Roy as the most bankable one of the nineteen eighties. His other major hits with Roy include Arpan (1987), Surer Sathi (1988), Surer Akashe (1988), Nayanmani (1989), Chokher Aloy (1989), Shubha Kamana (1991), Mayabini (1992), Tobu Mone Rekho (1994).
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Ratha Kanneer was a stage play written by Thiruvarur K. Thangarasu, a disciple of Periyar and contemporary of Mu. Karunanidhi. M. R. Radha portrayed the main character of a philanderer in the play. Radha's play was a roaring success wherever it was staged, elevating him to an iconic status in the field of theatre. The play was staged not only in South India but also in places like Malaya (now Singapore and Malaysia), Burma (now Myanmar) and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) where it met with equal success.
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They headlined 1Xtra Live in Bournemouth on 7 October, the same day as the album release, and returned to the BIC on their arena tour in November. The band played their first show in India during the multi-genre music festival NH7 Weekender on 20 October 2013. On 25 July 2014, they headlined Friday night on the mainstage at Global Gathering festival. Despite the performance being a roaring success, attracting the second largest crowd after Saturday headliners The Prodigy, the festival's memory was tainted with the death of a man on the Friday night.
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The ten-day festival was modelled on the New York Guitar Festival, and drew 30,000 people in the first year. The Adelaide Advertiser wrote that "never before have we had a festival like this... the Guitar Festival was a roaring success and an unqualified winner". Rolling Stone called it "a genuinely international event... curated by David Spelman, the man behind the world-famous New York Guitar Festival". Over 100 musicians from around the world performed in over 40 events, spanning many genres, with attendance at the ten-day festival in excess of 30,000.
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From 2001 to 2002, Aw made her first commercials for AsiaOne, Glamour Shot, OTO, Singtel, and Sony Batteries. She then endorsed LifePharm Intenz Skin Activator and Pokka Vegetable Juice in 2003, and with her rising popularity in 2004, Aw became the official ambassadress for SK Jewellery for the first time. This was followed by StarHub i-mode in 2005 and 2006. With the roaring success of The Little Nyonya, Aw picked up endorsement opportunities for IZU, Kim Robinson, NETS, New Moon, OSIM uSqueez Warm, and Sakura International Buffet Restaurant.
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After touring for almost a year, the show opened on Broadway on May 19, 1924 at the Casino Theatre. It closed on February 7, 1925 after 313 performances. It was a roaring success, and it catapulted the Marx Brothers to superstardom, accepted by the New York smart set of the Algonquin Round Table. Alexander Woollcott and Robert Benchley were among the theatre critics who made I'll Say She Is a smash, and George S. Kaufman would co-write their next two Broadway musicals, The Cocoanuts (1925) and Animal Crackers (1928).
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For his role as a naive Kedar, Paul received immense love and appreciation from his audience. Paul collaborated with Tarun Majumdar for the second time in his romantic flick Bhalobasa Bhalobasa (1985) where he was paired with Debashree Roy. The film achieved a roaring success and established his pairing with Roy as the most bankable one of the 1980s. His other major hits with Roy include Arpan (1987), Surer Sathi (1988), Surer Akashe (1988), Nayanmani (1989), Chokher Aloy (1989), Shubha Kamana (1991), Mayabini (1992), Tobu Mone Rekho (1994).
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She points out that these "ideologies" often are responsible for "stupid, insensitive, self-serving [behavior], usually at the expense of other individuals or groups." Piper concludes the essay by telling readers that if considering the points she brings up makes them self- conscious about their political beliefs in the slightest degree, or causes them to have even "the slightest glimmerings of doubt about the veracity of [their] opinions, then [she] will consider [the] piece a roaring success."Stiles, Kristine, and Peter Selz. Theories and Documents of Contemporary Art: A Sourcebook of Artists' Writings.
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He was inspired in 1880 seeing a Haselmayer show. He eventually began his professional career in 1896. In 1898 Gerard left the bank, and with several partners founded Burketown's Endeavour Meatworks (producing tinned beef) to solve the problem of getting Gulf Country cattle to market. The venture was a roaring success for several years, however drought, economic recession and some lack of expertise in the art of tinning ruined the meatworks venture, and Gerard returned to Toowoomba to a series of temporary jobs, including a stint as secretary of the Toowoomba General Hospital.
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Their determination to find the station is boosted by the realisation that the castle contains plans of British planes stolen by the Nazi agents, which are unwittingly held up by Askey during his broadcast. Askey has organised a major hour-long performance which ends in a finale with where the police, BBC officials and Nazi agents all converge on the castle, while a time bomb is ominously ticking down. The program is such a roaring success that the BBC are eventually forced to grant Askey, Murdoch and their associates their own show.
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Chahal participated in many pageants and won the title of Mr. Punjab in 2000. His first music video, "Jattan de putt saadh ho gaye" was a roaring success, after which he appeared in many music videos. In 2005, he shifted to Mumbai where he grabbed a role in the successful daily soap Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, produced by Balaji Telefilms, but later, he left the show to act in the Punjabi film Yaaran Naal Baharan. After this, he got an offer in the Punjabi film Yaaran Naal Baharan, under the coveted Yash Raj banner.
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This plot takes up nearly half the play and expands the part of Sir Novelty to give more scope for the roaring success of Cibber's fop acting. Recycling Cibber's merely fashion-conscious fop, Vanbrugh lets him buy himself a title and equips him with enough aplomb and selfishness to weather all humiliations. Although Lord Foppington may be "very industrious to pass for an ass", as Amanda remarks, he is at bottom "a man who Nature has made no fool" (II.i.148). Literary historians agree in esteeming him "the greatest of all Restoration fops" (Dobrée), "brutal, evil, and smart" (Hume).
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Roaring success at the Huish before moving to Portsmouth in the 1971 close season. He was to prove such a popular player that in 1972 he was awarded the title of Pompey's Player of the Year."Pompey: The History of Portsmouth Football Club" Cooper, M/ Neasom,M/ Robinson,D: Portsmouth, Milestone Publications, 1984 Other strikers came and went"Portsmouth, from Tindall to Ball" Farmery, C: Southend-on-Sea, Desert Island Books, 1999 during a turbulent era at the club but Reynolds played on until the relegation season of 1975–76, his last game being a 3–1 win at Blackburn Rovers in February 1976.
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He had no experience of business or of commerce, and his legal practice had hardly been a roaring success. Perhaps more importantly, they resented the union of the ministries for Finance and Defence: two ministries that were usually at each other's throats over funding and necessity. The fear was that Smuts would appropriate any funds that he thought necessary, and, as an ex-soldier, those funds were thought to be vast, with many MPs citing the use of the Transvaal's treasury in its last days as examples of Smuts' profligacy. To stymie Smuts, the House of Assembly threw out much of his financial policy, although falling short of refusing his budget.
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After the roaring success of Super Dancer – a dance reality platform for kids, Sony Entertainment Television presents India’s Best Dancer, a platform for dancers between the age group of 15 – 30 years. India’s Best Dancer will showcase the journey of some of the best talent who, with their solo performances, will compete to win the title. Starting with the Auditions, the contestants got only 90 seconds on the clock to impress the judges with at least 3 Power Moves to head further in the competition. As the clock kept ticking, the judges, or E.N.T specialists, kept a close eye on the Entertainment, Newness and Technique that the contestants brought forth through their dancing.
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The company was considered a roaring success, more efficient than its American counterparts and a national asset. Clarence Decatur Howe, under whose Department of Munitions and Supply the company fell, decided to keep Polymer going as a Crown corporation after the war. Even as early as 1942, Howe said, "I don't think we will ever go back to crude rubber." It was a highly profitable enterprise, and he was not convinced that any buyer would pay a proper price or keep it going. Polymer therefore survived the war, reporting through Howe and his successors to Parliament until 1971 when it was sold to the Canada Development Corporation which was a government controlled enterprise.
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Some of Zenith's 1951 model TV sets were equipped with a special connector for Phonevision, and included a section in the owner's manual explaining the Phonevision concept, providing instructions on how to order, and a schedule for film broadcasts.Zenith Owner's Manual, 1951 The Theatre Owners of America called the service a monumental flop. However, according to then Zenith president Eugene F. McDonald, the service was a roaring success."Report on Phonevision" Time June 4, 1951 Even though the three films initially available to the first 300 test households were more than two years old, only about 18 percent of Phonevision viewers had seen them at the movies, and 92 percent of Phonevision households reported that they would prefer to see films at home.
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Shortly after VE-Day, Wayne was directed to put together an entertainment for the men. In response to his notices 45 combat veterans of his 253rd Infantry Regiment turned in rifles for grease paint to create G.I. Carmen – destined to become, with the exception of This Is The Army, the most successful G.I. show of World War II. Cpl. Fredd Wayne, 253rd Infantry, in the title role of "G.I. Carmen" With half the cast as women in ill-fitting costumes and scraggly wigs, the show was to run for only three nights in Tauberbishofsheim, GermanyRedcat, A 253rd Infantry Regiment Weekly, Vol. 1 No. 1, Germany, 15June1945 but its raucous, bawdy humor, robust singing, and dancing made it a roaring success that the Army recognized at once.
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Blanchard's first Broadway appearance was in the role of Lancelot Du Lac in the 1993 revival of Camelot and subsequent national tour. He then starred in the musical Beauty and the Beast as Gaston and the Beast, playing the latter role, both on Broadway and on tour for eleven years, ending in 2007.Haun, Harry. "Playbill on Closing Night: Beauty and the Beast — A Roaring Success", playbill.com, July 31, 2007 Blanchard toured in the U.S. National companies of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum in 1987, Ken Hill's Phantom of the Opera in 1989 (in which he performed for almost three years), and Camelot in 1992. Off-Broadway, Blanchard played the role of Johnny in the musical version of Johnny Guitar at the Century Center for the Performing Arts in March 2004.
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This chasm was filled by pioneering entrepreneurs, especially Max Lim, who organised weekday private gay events at roving locations such as discos at Far East Plaza along Orchard Road and nightspots like Dancers - the Club and Forbidden city at Clarke Quay. Soon, other gay businessmen set up discos like Taboo and Why Not in Tanjong Pagar, which were exclusively gay on every night of the week. Breaking out of the claustrophobic confines of indoor venues, Max Lim organised Singapore's first open-air private gay events advertised via leaflets and word-of-mouth at spacious venues such as the East Coast Lagoon and Big Splash. These were a roaring success as they were such a novelty by virtue of the incredible amount of space in which attendees could roam, with food, drink, dancing and individual events on offer.
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The busway has two lanes for 6.2 km running parallel with the eastern side of the Northern Motorway from Constellation Station at the Constellation Drive/Upper Harbour Highway interchange to Akoranga Station at the Esmonde Road interchange,Busway the way of the future for North Shore – LG, New Zealand Local Government, May 2007, Volume 43 No 05 from where a one-way southbound bus lane extends a further 2.5 km to south of the Onewa Road interchange, where it merges with the motorway for the Harbour Bridge.Dedicated busway a roaring success – LG, New Zealand Local Government, March 2008, Volume 44 No 03 There are no dedicated bus lanes on the harbour bridge itself. Its use is limited to buses of 25+ seat capacity, emergency and maintenance vehicles,Welcome to the Northern Busway (from the official project website) and the SkyBus North Harbour services that run between Albany and Auckland Airport. The busway has been designed for possible use by car pools.
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Marshall played for Hucknall Primitives and Bromley's Athletic, before joining Nottingham Forest in 1923. Forest finished just one place above the First Division relegation zone in 1923–24, finishing ahead of Chelsea on goal average. They were then relegated in last place in 1924–25, and Marshall moved on to Southport of the Third Division North. He scored 27 goals in 54 league games for the "Sandgrounders", and was sold on to Wolverhampton Wanderers at the end of 1926–27. Wolves finished 16th in the Second Division in 1927–28 and 17th in 1928–29. He signed with Port Vale for a sizeable outlay in March 1930. He was initially a roaring success at Vale, scoring on his debut in a 2–0 win at Accrington Stanley on 15 March 1930, though only made three further appearances in 1929–30 as the club raced to the Third Division North title. He regularly made the first team from October 1930, though scored just twice in 24 Second Division appearances in 1930–31.
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