A stop on the rostrum of the Georgia House of Representatives.
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The two prayed with Trump at the rostrum before Trump's address.
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The hall ennobles even the most contentious speakers with its majestic rostrum.
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Trump will speak on a rostrum with a background of green marble.
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" It also satisfied his inner showman: "I love getting up on the rostrum.
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They had torn up the Basic Law, effectively Hong Kong's constitution, on the rostrum.
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The global emblems from the temporary rostrum were salvaged for future use, Mr. Schmidt said.
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Savannah put on a tie and battled her anxiety, making her way to the rostrum.
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As time went one, that responsibility of standing at the rostrum became something I ducked.
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I wish I could conduct the rest of my life like I do on the rostrum.
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Mr. Lloyd spoke so softly that committee members craned over the rostrum to hear his answers.
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Mr. Ramos ascended the chamber's two-tiered wooden rostrum and, under the Assembly's rules, swore himself in.
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Treating the Senate chamber as a sacred space, she placed the mural, "Unity," directly above the rostrum.
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Although the rapper eventually went on to leave Rostrum Records, he signed a deal with Warner Bros.
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By the time he stepped up to the rostrum for his first joint congressional address on Feb.
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"Wherever a rostrum is, no matter how high it is, I always jump into it," he said.
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The rostrum is so sensitive that researchers say it can detect the movement of a single microscopic creature.
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President Trump arrives at the rostrum in the House chamber for his first address to Congress on Tuesday.
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Mr. Miller began rapping as a teenager and released several mixtapes before signing with Rostrum, a local independent label.
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It passed 230 to 197, with Speaker Nancy Pelosi gaveling the vote to a close from the House rostrum.
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It passed 230 to 733, with Speaker Nancy Pelosi gaveling the vote to a close from the House rostrum.
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At one point legislators from both sides rushed the rostrum and engaged in a heated kerfuffle and a shouting match.
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As dozens of lawmakers refused to leave the rostrum, Marek Kuchcinski, the speaker of Parliament, suspended the session until Thursday.
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"Together, we can break decades of political stalemate," Mr. Trump told lawmakers from the rostrum of the House of Representatives.
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The next thing you see are my hands on top of the rostrum as I haul myself up onto it.
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It's high-tech, too — the rostrum has electrosensitive pores that help detect unsuspecting future meals, which counteracts the sawfish's poor vision.
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So it stands to reason there's more tension in the Speaker's rostrum this year than when John Boehner sat there last year.
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It accuses Rostrum Records and Benjy Grinberg of profiting from "every aspect" of Khalifa's life, and seeks more than $1 million in damages.
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As he arrived at the rostrum, Mr. Trump turned to hand copies of his speech to Ms. Pelosi and Vice President Mike Pence.
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In the tight shots favored by most photographers and camera operators, the stage-set rostrum passed muster, Mr. Adlerstein, the assistant secretary general, said.
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In this case, with a rostrum camera, Rhodes filmed a series of drawings, which she then printed onto the optical soundtrack of the film.
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Their signature feature is the unusual flat paddle, or rostrum, that extends from the snout and can be half as long as the fish.
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WASHINGTON — For the final time, President Obama will mount the rostrum in the House chamber on Tuesday to deliver a State of the Union address.
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His team mate Max Verstappen finished third, his fourth top-three result, to give Red Bull their first double rostrum in more than a year.
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Wiz first sued Rostrum and Benjamin to get out of his contract, claiming they mismanaged him and entered into deals to line their own pockets.
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Its head is dominated by a gigantic teeth-studded rostrum, or snout, that has the same dangerous, rough-and-ready feel as Kylo Ren's lightsaber.
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Another prominent Republican set to welcome Pence this weekend: former Vice President Dick Cheney, who will introduce Pence before he takes the rostrum on Friday evening.
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The company claims Wiz has earned a ton of money in touring, merchandise and music sales recently and Rostrum wants $2 mil to make things right.
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Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), sitting on the rostrum for the first time during a State of the Union, tried to keep a poker face throughout.
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Before thrusting their snout, or rostrum, into the sand to seize their prey, the dolphins quickly paused by making a rapid 90 to 180 degree turn.
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Performers in the roles of Calaf (Marco Berti) and Liù (Anita Hartig) are both new to the run, but the conductor Paolo Carignani remains on the rostrum.
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We got Pilot Jones leaving Rostrum Records in L.A. -- where he's currently filming a reality show -- and we asked what he made of Rob's social media eruption.
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In July, he took the rostrum — without authorization from the Justice Department — to announce that he would not be recommending charges against the former secretary of State.
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Returning to the rostrum, she became a freelance auctioneer for charitable organizations, among them Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, for which she raised more than $6 million.
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Nearly a decade later he still appeared unsatisfied with the building's appearance, scoffing at the iconic emerald marble on the speaker's rostrum inside the General Assembly hall.
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"It really is about offense, defense, special teams," Kelly said Tuesday while speaking behind a rostrum on which sat a hat with the "33 Trucking" logo on it.
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On the institutional side, the investors include TechNexus, Techstars, First Round Capital's Product Co-Op, Gambit Ventures, Full Tilt Capital, Rostrum Capital, Firstrock Capital, HTVentures and Bridge Boys.
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MANCHESTER, England — The annual conference of Britain's Conservative Party already had the feel of a political beauty pageant, with one aspirant to power after another taking the rostrum.
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He became a furious red baiter, shouting "down with Communism!" from the rostrum, although as a Communist prosecutor in the 1980s he convicted opposition leaders under martial law.
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"We haven't seen this in a long time," he exulted from the rostrum of the House chamber as he delivered his first formal State of the Union address.
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In the last 61 races, just five of the possible 20213 places on the rostrum have been taken by a team other than Mercedes, Ferrari or Red Bull.
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When Mr. Trump stepped up to the rostrum in the House of Representatives and handed her his speech, Ms. Pelosi rose and extended her hand to shake his.
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The Pittsburgh-born rapper began his career at 14 as EZ Mac, releasing a set of mixtapes that catapulted him to a record deal with Rostrum Records in 2010.
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She was also assigned to Table 218 at the rear of the first balcony, behind a swarm of TV cameramen and photographers who obstructed her view of the rostrum.
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In the absence of new ideas, old ones recycled from last week's sketch were simply amped up: The wad of chewing gum was bigger, the weaponized rostrum was now motorized.
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But it's one thing to appear Presidential on prime-time television, from the speaker's rostrum, framed against a vast Stars and Stripes and wallowing in the cheers of a friendly crowd.
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Ever since Angela Merkel became chancellor she has championed close ties with the Jewish state, even speaking in German to the Jewish nation from the rostrum of the Knesset in Jerusalem.
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There will be senior North Korean officials -- and one clue of who's kept their job and is still in favor will be who is sitting on the rostrum during the congress.
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Nixon took the rostrum (which had been created by the set designer for the television show "The Dating Game") and charmingly used her slender arms to swing an enormous wooden gavel.
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Please show me the strategic wisdom in threatening to cancel White House press briefings because Sean Spicer and Sarah Huckabee Sanders can't be expected to achieve "perfect accuracy" at the rostrum.
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A partisan atmosphere loomed over the House floor from the very start of Mr. Trump's speech, when Republican lawmakers chanted "four more years" after the president stepped up to the rostrum.
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Loudspeakers came to life as their camouflaged, many-wheeled carriers growled towards the grand gateway of the Forbidden City where President Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders waited on a rostrum.
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We'll have to wait and see what Mr. Trump says when he mounts the rostrum, but if past is prologue, he will launch into boasts about what he believes his administration has accomplished.
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Rostrum Records -- founded by Benjy Grinberg -- claims in a new lawsuit it had a deal with Wiz for a 15% cut of touring and music royalties when the rapper started back in 2005.
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If this were any other year, the opposing party's response to sharp-tongued attacks at the convention rostrum would be staged reactions of shock and sadness amid sanctimonious calls for more civility in politics.
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So it was that Kathy Hochul, the Democratic lieutenant governor, was standing at the ready — in ambush, almost — to take her position on the rostrum on Wednesday and cast the vote to allow the amendment.
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In style, if not substance, Mr. Trump delivered an address that nearly any of his Republican primary opponents — whom he once savaged as establishment stooges — might have delivered had they been standing at the rostrum.
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Mr. Trump also came across another central figure in his impeachment drama on his way to the rostrum as he saw Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who is presiding over the Senate impeachment trial.
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Prosecutors said he was seen on a boat off Ponte Vedra last year using a power saw to remove the fish's rostrum -- a long, narrow tooth-lined extension of its head that resembles a saw.
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Brady, a Catholic, made headlines in 2015 when, after Pope Francis finished his speech to Congress, the congressman walked up to the rostrum and took the half-empty glass from which the Holy See had sipped.
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At the State of the Union, there is a line between ideologies, a border that typically meanders to the left or right of the center aisle that the president walks down until he reaches the rostrum.
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The president's overheated language was rare for a U.S. president at the rostrum of the United Nations, but the speech was textbook Trump, dividing the globe into friends and foes and taking unflinching aim at America's enemies.
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As he takes the rostrum this year during a resurgence of Palestinian attacks at home, Mr. Netanyahu has signaled that he will challenge the United Nations on what he calls its double standard where terrorism is concerned.
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It is a truly glorious feeling, until you are left holding that gavel at the rostrum during those midnight special orders, when the only people awake are whatever Republicans are droning in, the camera operator, and you.
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As soloist, he is featured in concertos by Bach and Schumann, but before that he takes the rostrum for two less frequently heard pieces: Bartok's Divertimento for String Orchestra and Haydn's Symphony No. 80.212-875-5656, nyphil.
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Rather than document some exotic sharks or deep-sea creatures, he magnified the humble claw of a crab and the rostrum on a shrimp's nose, transforming them into sculptural behemoths in large-scale, black-and-white photographs.
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Washington (CNN)When Donald Trump steps up to the House speaker's rostrum Tuesday night for arguably the biggest moment of his nascent presidency, he will be addressing a multitude of audiences that extend far beyond the House chamber.
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Until Trump mounted the rostrum in the House Chamber Tuesday evening, there was little certainty among Republican operatives and even some in the West Wing about how Trump would perform on the biggest night of his young presidency.
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With nearly 20 current and former Giants watching, Coughlin was practically shouting from the rostrum, preaching about some of his favorite football tenets — the selfless team concept and a coach's responsibility to prepare players for life after football.
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Bundled against the cold, they stood in line for hours to approach a rostrum and read out the names, ages, professions and dates of death of victims ranging from Soviet bureaucrats to factory workers to peasants to priests.
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It's quite a shock to learn that these concerts are Antonio Pappano's debut on the Carnegie Hall rostrum, but fitting that it comes at the helm of the European orchestra whose reputation he has done so much to revive.
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As he arrived at the rostrum, Mr. Trump turned to hand copies of his speech to Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Vice President Mike Pence but when Ms. Pelosi offered her hand to shake, he turned away without taking it.
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Even before he took the rostrum at the United Nations to deliver a subdued, boilerplate speech, he sought out reporters to push back on the suggestion that he used American aid to leverage Ukrainian cooperation with his investigation demand.
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"The second calf was documented as male; it possessed a slender profile, rounded head, and blunt rostrum, pointed pectoral fins, dark pigmentation and whitish patterns between the throat and urogenital area - all morphological characteristics of a melon‐headed whale," the authorswrite.
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She checked her makeup in her compact mirror, powdered her nose, dabbed her eyes with more tissues, then went up and stood at the rostrum and read lines off index cards, shuffling them back and forth as she sniffled and cried.
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Antonio Pappano, the music director of the Royal Opera House and the Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, is on the rostrum for Vaughan Williams' "Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis," Britten's Piano Concerto, and Saint-Saëns's "Organ" Symphony.
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And on Sunday afternoon, the music making will be a little less cozy, as the composer Thomas Adès takes the rostrum to conduct a suite from his own opera, "Powder Her Face"; Sibelius's Symphony No. 5; and Sibelius's Violin Concerto.
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The composer John Adams takes the rostrum to lead Juilliard's instrumental students in his own "Doctor Atomic Symphony" — a development of his remarkably successful opera — as well as "Ciel d'hiver" by Kaija Saariaho and Brahms's Symphony No. 2247-27800-5000, juilliard.
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Hulkenberg has yet to stand on the Formula One podium, after 115 grand prix starts, but Renault are targeting fifth place overall with the possibility — if all the stars are aligned in a season of change — of a rostrum finish.
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The president makes a dramatic entrance into the House chamber and then delivers his speech from the Speaker's rostrum to members of both chambers, Supreme Court justices, military brass and handpicked guests, with tens of millions of people watching live on television.
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In 1976, she stopped drinking; was divorced from her husband, John Kelly, an advertising copywriter whom she had wed 10 years before; and made her debut behind the rostrum — the first woman to lead an auction at Sotheby's main New York gallery.
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But is it okay for us to use student fees paid in part by African-American students to bring him to campus, fête him, and give him a rostrum to tell those students they're doomed by genetics to be inferior to whites?
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And on Tuesday, they used a barrage of parliamentary objections — sometimes angrily articulated — to try to correct Ms. Hochul, who was coached through her appearance on the rostrum by a nearby lawyer, and to confound Democratic attempts to again pass their bills.
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On Friday, the large tables were again wedged between the front row of the senators' desks and the marble-and-polished-wood Senate rostrum, so they could be ready next week for the start of oral arguments in President Trump's impeachment trial.
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Twelve months after Trump stood at the rostrum of the U.N. General Assembly and derided Kim as "Rocket Man," the push to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula is a work in progress, although fears of war have given way to dreams of rapprochement.
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By the time he took the rostrum in the House chamber on Tuesday night for the functional equivalent of a State of the Union address, he had generated considerable suspense around what he would actually say and how it would be received.
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Mr. Thompson escorted Ms. Giffords, who as a former member is still permitted on the House floor, into the chamber so she could formally drop the bill into the "hopper" — the bin, located on the rostrum, where all legislation has its start.
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As the album was released without the support of a major record label, Miller and Rostrum Records — the label he was signed to at the time — only had to pay iTunes 8003 percent of the album's proceeds, and were able to split the rest, celebritynetworth.
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Beyond dubbing him "Little Rocket Man" from the rostrum of the United Nations last fall, Trump has threatened to deliver "fire and fury" upon North Korea and taunted Kim Jung Un on Twitter that his nuclear "button" was larger than the one in Pyongyang.
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Washington (CNN)Four days after President Donald Trump unleashed a torrent of abuse directed toward North Korea and Iran from the rostrum of the United Nations, those country's leaders are firing back -- a response in kind that only threatens to escalate dueling nuclear standoffs.
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She has just a few weeks left in her term as US Ambassador at the UN. "I want to take a personal moment and ask my Arab brothers and sisters: is the hatred that strong?" she asked from the Assembly rostrum before the vote.
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Paavo Jarvi is the guest conductor on the rostrum this week, taking the orchestra through the New York premiere of Esa-Pekka Salonen's "Gambit," Sibelius's Symphony No. 5 and Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 4, with the inimitably sophisticated Leif Ove Andsnes at the Steinway.
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BEIJING — As President Xi Jinping watched from a rostrum above the iconic portrait of Mao, the weapons came one after the other down the Avenue of Eternal Peace, a propaganda-filled show of force to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Communist rule in China.
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At the same time he'll trumpet achievements struck outside the parameters of international bodies, like his historic diplomatic opening with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. It was only a year ago that Trump derided Kim as "Rocket Man" from the UN's green marble rostrum.
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Ms. Harris, a former prosecutor who in 2017 became the second black woman to serve in the Senate (after Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois) delivered an eight-minute address, livestreamed on her Facebook page before Mr. Trump took the rostrum in the House chamber.
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The two have developed a storied rivalry, and the annual State of the Union address, which draws a large television audience, captures their sentiments as they stand within feet of each other, Mr. Trump on the rostrum and Ms. Pelosi higher up on the dais behind him.
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" The vice president, who was sitting immediately to Pelosi's right atop the speaker's rostrum during Trump's speech, went on to predict: "I just have a strong feeling that she's going to be the last speaker of the House to sit in that chair for long time.
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Or to the pleasure of an uncomplicated concert staging (devised by the singers) in which nothing got in the way, in which the simplest of devices — the use of the conductor's rostrum, or of his spare baton as a sword — seemed clever and loving and right?
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All retired and present party leaders – with the noticeable absence of former premier Zhu Rongji and former vice-president Li Yuanchao – joined President Xi Jinping on the rostrum of the Gate of Heavenly Peace, where the republic's founding father Mao Zedong declared communist rule on October 1, 1949.
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Names of famed curiosity cabinet-keepers appear above the natural oddities, and seem to be honored with objects from their collections below, such as the rostrum of a sawtooth shark similar to the one in Ole Worm's 17th-century Museum Wormianum, and an alligator from Ferrante Imperato's 16th-century Dell'Historia Naturale.
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There is a kind of silver-tongued orator who can persuade in any situation, who like Caesar's Mark Antony can find a crowd leaning one way and leave them stirred up for the opposite cause, who is legitimately dangerous when given a rostrum or a soapbox or a prime-time speech.
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The debate between the House impeachment managers and the president's legal team stretched into the early hours of Wednesday morning in a Senate chamber transformed for the occasion, with Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. presiding from the marble rostrum and senators sworn to silence looking on from desks piled with briefing books.
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The debate between the House impeachment managers and the president's legal team stretched into the early hours of Wednesday morning in a Senate chamber transformed for the occasion, with Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. presiding from the marble rostrum and senators sworn to silence looking on from desks piled with briefing books.
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But there has never been a scene quite like the one that unfolded Tuesday night, on the eve of the final day of Mr. Trump's trial on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, when the president ascended to the House rostrum — the very spot where Ms. Pelosi had presided seven weeks earlier over the votes to impeach him.
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She attended a Ping-Pong match with Zhou, the first premier of the People's Republic; dined with Soong Ching-ling, the wife of Sun Yat-sen; and, notably, stood with her husband alongside Mao on the Tiananmen rostrum during the National Day Parade — a gesture later understood to be a signal from Mao to President Richard M. Nixon that Beijing was willing to reopen ties with Washington.
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Tonight, when President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE climbs the rostrum and stares out across the packed House chamber to offer his first State of the Union address, two young faces will be staring back.
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