That "Bray Wyatt" is some sort of mystical southern shaman rather than just Windham Rotunda, the son of longtime pro wrestler Mike Rotunda and the grandson of "Blackjack" Mulligan.
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The white nationalist groups walked around the rotunda, which sits at the front of the lawn, and began to gather around the Thomas Jefferson statue on the other side of the rotunda.
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Wyatt (real name Windham Rotunda) is the son of Mike Rotunda (best known for his run as IRS, the wrestling tax man), the nephew of Barry Windham, and the grandson of Blackjack Mulligan.
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On Tuesday evening, the Bushes returned to the Capitol Rotunda.
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La meva més rotunda condemna a l'atemptat terrorista de Barcelona.
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People lined up outside the Rotunda in near freezing temperatures.
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But Mr. Schumer's greater challenge may be across the Rotunda.
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Protesters for Medicaid demonstrate in the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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The interior of the main rotunda has prominently arched ceilings.
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Republican senators met that night just off the Capitol Rotunda.
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Mr. Bush is lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Above, the president lying in state at the Capitol Rotunda.
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Matt Bevin speaks at the Capitol Rotunda in Frankfort, Ky., Jan.
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Night falls on the Rotunda, and the roses dance in darkness.
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Kaine joined his colleagues across the Rotunda in the sit-in.
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After the ceremony, the rotunda will be open to the public.
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Capitol Rotunda: Bush's casket arrived in Washington on Monday from Texas.
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Billy Graham lie in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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The Rotunda will be open to the public during that time.
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A grand rotunda marks the entrance to JP Morgan's private rooms.
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Pence will appear in the rotunda of the Wisconsin State Capitol.
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Billy Graham, who will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.
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"Medusa" boils with feminine power as she points you toward the rotunda.
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John McCain, during a farewell ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda, Friday, Aug.
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Wyatt's brother is Taylor Rotunda -- who wrestles in WWE as Bo Dallas.
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He will lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda through Wednesday morning.
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Billy Graham's body laying in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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Billy Graham lie in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday. Rev.
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Members of the public can visit the Rotunda beginning at 2 p.m.
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Beginning Monday night, Mr. Bush lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
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The museum turns over its rotunda to Rem Koolhaas's long-awaited exhibition.
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In the rotunda, he first tried lining the walls with silver paper.
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The prime minister's office could take over the rotunda of the Manchester Library.
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A private ceremony for McCain was held Wednesday inside the Arizona Capitol rotunda.
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Evangelist Billy Graham, who died in March, lay in honor in the Rotunda.
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The line snaked around the rotunda floor and up to the second level.
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In the rotunda, a high-school orchestra was playing a piece for woodwinds.
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Bloomberg: Trump saluted 41's casket in the Capitol Rotunda on Monday night.
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The second kitchen, in the rotunda below the terrace, includes a wine cellar.
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Immigration activists in the Russell Senate Office Building rotunda protest deportations on Tuesday.
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Billy Graham arrives to the Capitol Rotunda to lie in honor on Wednesday.
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Billy Graham as he lies in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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On Friday, McCain's body will lie in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda.
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Every member of Republican leadership on both sides of the Rotunda is white.
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The rotunda reopened to visitors after more than a year of repair work.
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All eyes in the rotunda fixed upon the longtime friends and former rivals.
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The ceremony in the Rotunda was hosted by congressional leaders from both parties.
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As is customary, the four entrances to the Rotunda were draped in black.
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"We confirmed our suspicion that they were being marketed toward retirees," Rotunda said.
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Billy Graham, who recently died, could lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.
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He laid in state in the US Capitol Rotunda starting on Monday evening.
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As you know ... Trump also paid his respects Monday in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Bush's body will remain on the Lincoln Catafalque in the Rotunda through 7 a.m.
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At the base of the museum's rotunda stood an enormous, slowly rotating polystyrene foot.
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Bush's body is lying in state in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda until 7 a.m.
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The Capitol Rotunda, Statuary Hall and the old Senate chamber are open for tours.
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The Rotunda Gallery is located on the third floor of the Supreme Court building.
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Tourists view the Capitol Rotunda on Tuesday for the first time since mid-July.
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Billy Graham's coffin as he lies in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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Barber and other protesters were arrested in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda on May 21.
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Bush is the 12th U.S. president to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
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The Gothic building would have been 425-feet high, including a 100-foot rotunda.
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Billy Graham as his body lies in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who died in August, also laid in state in the Rotunda.
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Ms. Lin passed through the Memorial Rotunda in Woolsey Hall often as a student.
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Members are gathering in the Capitol Rotunda to join #NationalSchoolWalkout #NationalWalkoutDay #neveragain #twill pic.twitter.
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The Capitol rotunda is full of sculptures, busts, and historical paintings commissioned by Congress.
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In Washington on Friday, Democracy Spring activists cuffed themselves to scaffolding in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Mike Thompson (D-CA) and posed with the statue of Alexander Hamilton in the Rotunda.
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Jenna Bush Hager (left) with mourners during the arrival service at the US Capitol Rotunda.
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Including Bush, only 32 people have ever lain in state in the Rotunda, including Sen.
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Earlier this week, the children and their spouses honored Bush at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda.
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Including Bush, only 32 people have ever lain in state in the Rotunda, including Sen.
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Including Bush, only 113 people have ever lain in state in the Rotunda, including Sen.
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Bush's body will remain on the Lincoln Catafalque in the Capitol Rotunda through 7 a.m.
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The virtual forest exhibit is at the Glass Rotunda at the National Museum of Singapore.
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The public is expected to start being allowed into the Arizona rotunda around 2 p.m.
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The Rotunda at the U.S. Capitol will be open to the public from 1 p.m.
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Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from Monday evening through Wednesday morning.
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And Chris Christie did just that on Tuesday in the New Jersey State House Rotunda.
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He will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from late Monday through Wednesday morning.
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To reach those spaces one passed through the Rotunda Room, then called the Oval Foyer.
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The last person to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda was the late Sen.
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Members of the public can pay their respects while Graham lies in the Capitol Rotunda.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who will be lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda on Friday.
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The Capitol Rotunda will open for the public to pay respects at 7:33 p.m.
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All have been gathered and carefully cataloged, waiting for the rotunda museum to be finished.
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It takes on the whole rotunda as its canvas, connecting the dance with the architecture.
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And last year protesters dropped 10,000 fliers about workers rights from the museum's spiral rotunda.
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In return, she gave a performance of "Amazing Grace" in the rotunda of the Capitol.
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The 41st U.S. president will lie in state in the Capitol rotunda until Wednesday morning.
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Trump and his wife walked into the Rotunda from the Senate side, led by Sen.
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It was relocated there in 2010 from the Rotunda, after a six-week restoration project.
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McCain will lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda Friday before another memorial service Saturday.
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Outside the room with "A God Passing" is Luis Jacob's "Sphinx," installed in MAC's rotunda.
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Each state contributes two statues commemorating noteworthy citizens, which are placed in the former House chamber now known as National Statuary Hall, as well as the Rotunda, the room beneath the Rotunda known as the Crypt, the Capitol Visitor Center and the Hall of Columns.
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Other swearing-in ceremonies have taken place at the East Portico, the House and the Rotunda.
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The casket will remain at the U.S. Capitol Building Rotunda from Monday evening until 7 a.m.
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McCain's casket is carried to the Arizona State Capitol rotunda where he will lie in state.
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Kaine was among counterprotesters inside the state Capitol's rotunda shortly after the "March 4 Trump" rally.
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John McCain is set to take place inside the Arizona State Capitol rotunda on Wednesday afternoon.
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The poster was reportedly put on display as part of a "Republicans Take the Rotunda" event.
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The corner entrance, featuring a stately octagonal rotunda, has three bas-relief figures on the exterior.
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On the rooftop, an existing glass rotunda will be redesigned as a lounge area for residents.
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A white poster board appeared in the rotunda of his dormitory during Horne's second year there.
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Mr. Pence was not the only person representing the Trump administration in the Rotunda on Friday.
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The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is offering a virtual 360-degree tour of its spiraling rotunda.
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Two acclaimed choreographers teamed up to create a new dance piece for the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda.
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The Capitol rotunda room has a diameter of 96 feet and a height of 180 feet.
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Chapter 34 (2018) by R. H. Quaytman, which occupies the top ramp of the Guggenheim's rotunda.
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Or, maybe, just maybe, Swift was spotted in the Capitol Rotunda…… Was she on a Congressional tour?
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Protesters gathered in the outdoor rotunda near the statehouse, carrying signs and making speeches against the legislation.
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Scattered across the rotunda was an archipelago of island- desks, each with its own set of inhabitants.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON stares down from the rotunda of the Capitol Building, his sword pointed menacingly to earth.
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The 41st president's body will remain on the Lincoln Catafalque in the Capitol Rotunda through 7 a.m.
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On the steps outside the rotunda, we railed against government bailouts, excessive spending, and loss of freedom.
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Nancy Reagan kisses her husband's casket at the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D.C. on June 11, 2004.
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Later, former "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush joined other members of the Bush clan in the Rotunda.
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George H.W. Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from Monday evening until Wednesday morning.
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I stepped into the Steinway Hall rotunda, which was once part of the famed piano company's showroom.
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Congressional leaders announced Saturday that Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda early this week.
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Footage shows McCain being escorted in a wheelchair to see her son's coffin in the Capitol rotunda.
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She would leave his studio and sing in the rotunda of his building because of the acoustics.
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David Kustoff (R-Tenn.) during a National Days of Remembrance ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda on Tuesday.
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Later, in the rotunda, Mr. Richie declared that he would change the way people think about selling.
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Inside the Capitol Rotunda, the crowds fell into silence before the coffin, draped in its American flag.
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The Chen piece, which hangs high over the museum's rotunda, is a writhing 65–foot-long dragon.
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The building's McGraw Rotunda offers a Sistine-worthy ceiling mural featuring Prometheus with a fistful of flames.
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"Ten years is too long," Mr. Johnson said at a news conference in the City Hall rotunda.
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A statue of Lee, given by Virginia, stands in a room underneath the rotunda called the crypt.
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They stood under the Russell Rotunda, a popular live shot location for TV reporters covering Senate hearings.
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Instead, Justice held a news conference in the state capitol rotunda on April 13, complete with props.
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Rotunda is also vice chair of the enforcement section committee of the North American Securities Administrators Association.
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The preacher and adviser to a number of presidents will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.
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After the rally, the protestors walked to the rotunda steps of the Capitol and began demonstrating unlawfully.
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A viewing for the 41st president at the hushed Capitol Rotunda drew to a close on Wednesday morning.
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The Christmas tree in the rotunda at the Rhode Island statehouse has died, the Associated Press reported Friday.
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Family, friends, colleagues and staff poured into the U.S. Capitol Rotunda Friday for a ceremony honoring McCain's life.
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On April 27th, in the rotunda where the offending monument was once installed, Mr Moore denied any misconduct.
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ET on Monday, members of the public began to be allowed into the rotunda to view the casket.
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The Rotunda Room acquired a warmer, clubbier, more enveloping feel with Deco-style tub chairs and swag drapery.
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He then survived a vigorous recall effort, which featured 100,000 protesters storming the capitol rotunda in downtown Madison.
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"Promoters also know that anyone can be anyone and say anything about anything on the internet," Rotunda said.
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And he really almost more than anybody you can think of, he deserves to be in the rotunda.
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She went silent for a few minutes as the crowd, assembled within sight of the Capitol rotunda, watched.
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The Capitol Police will not allow flowers, sealed envelopes or other offerings to be brought into the Rotunda.
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The president and the first lady, Melania Trump, arrived in the Capitol Rotunda precisely at 8:30 p.m.
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The front bedroom has rotunda windows and a sitting room that opens to a balcony over the porch.
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Instead, he drove down from New York with his daughter to pay his respects in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Tough women with children at home curled up in the rotunda at the foot of the grand staircase.
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At the ground floor's center was a spacious rotunda, flooded with light from a dome five stories above.
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Graham, who died Wednesday at the age of 85033, will lie in honor in the Rotunda from Feb.
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"So we need some help on both sides of the rotunda, but particularly in the House," he added.
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It's an art installation by Yoann Bourgeois that sat in a daylit rotunda at the Panthéon, in Paris.
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But in the Starr office memo, Mr. Rotunda deemed the ruling far more significant for the criminal question.
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Portraits of civil rights heroes fill the rotunda ceiling; an illuminated sculpture pulses and glows; gospel songs play.
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The centerpiece of the event was a newly built wooden rotunda to house musical performances, feasts and balls.
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Police say at least 59 were injured after a man detonated a "nail bomb" in the rotunda area.
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At UVA, we met a Black student living in one of the fourth year dorms, right off the Rotunda.
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In November 2000, Florida A&M students held a protest at the rotunda of the state Capitol in Tallahassee.
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Twenty minutes later, as I crossed the rotunda to retrieve more bookmarks, I heard a low voice behind me.
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His remains laid in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, followed by a funeral at the Washington National Cathedral.
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The day of the demonstration, people crowded the rotunda and halls of the Capitol to make their voices heard.
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NOW: A goup of anti-Trump demonstrators have staged a sit-in during a tour in the Capitol rotunda.
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Sully stuck by Bush throughout the funeral proceedings, resting by his owner's casket and attending the Capitol Rotunda viewing.
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McCain's body will lie in the Rotunda for a public viewing according to the late Arizona Republican's official website.
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Reagan to the Capitol and see her joy as we dedicated the statue of President Reagan in the Rotunda.
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Graham will "lie in honor" in the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday and Thursday, March 1, the Speaker's office announced.
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The sculpture joins a nativity scene to commemorate Christmas and a menorah to celebrate Hanukkah in the statehouse rotunda.
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ET on Monday at the US Capitol, where Bush will lie in state in the rotunda until Wednesday morning.
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It's a sculpture of his smiling face, placed in the city hall's ceremonial rotunda, a popular spot for nuptials.
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The House Problem Solvers Caucus is working to embrace the same approach on their side of the Capitol Rotunda.
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The 75-foot-tall Rotunda, introduced with a formal ball in 1877, was once a highlight of the property.
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In a hushed rotunda, the original founding documents lay under glass, with low light to protect the fading parchment.
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On Wednesday, we will celebrate Billy Graham's life as he lies in honor in the rotunda of our capital.
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McCain will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda for a public viewing between the hours of 2 p.m.
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Prior to the funeral, Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from Monday at 7:85033 p.m.
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That includes approximately 300 people on Monday alone on the Capitol's east front steps that lead to the Rotunda.
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I've moved things around thirty times in the rotunda, so it's quite different now than the image they printed.
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They filed past the plain pine plywood coffin in the grand Capitol Rotunda, some weeping, most in quiet contemplation.
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The music grew ghostly as the acoustics of the rotunda shot the sounds to the top of the museum.
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The state's governor, David Y. Ige, signed two bills at a ceremony at the state's capitol rotunda in Honolulu.
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A custom mahogany library in the home's main rotunda is cozy and inviting with more views of the Potomac.
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No African-Americans have lain in state in the Rotunda, and only two have lain there in honor: Mrs.
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A couple of hours before senators were to vote on the impeachment articles, protesters filed into the Capitol's rotunda.
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Critic's Pick Mr. Peck's "Rotunda" for New York City Ballet evokes the daily work of dancing and dance-making.
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The procession involved a slow, silent walk through Statutory Hall, through the Capitol Rotunda and eventually to the Senate.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greets tourists in the Capitol Rotunda before a meeting with House leadership on Tuesday.
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The Republican collapsed Thursday in the Cannon Office Building rotunda before he was slated to appear on Fox Business.
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Maggie Beretz, a United Church of Christ minister, led the ceremony in the rotunda of San Francisco City Hall.
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They are also depicted in a mural by Mike Larsen that hangs in the rotunda of the Oklahoma State Capitol.
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Following a short service, his remains will lie in state in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol until Wednesday morning.
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As we reported an explosion tore apart a portion of the rotunda outside the seating area at the Manchester Arena.
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A cloud of white confetti was hurled from the top of the rotunda, each piece of paper a medical prescription.
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"I will urgently try to solve the security crisis," Moon said in the domed rotunda hall of the parliament building.
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Majuto said police "were not on our side" last year when white supremacists surrounded left-wing activists on the rotunda.
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"He just went over" a railing that is at least waist high and fell inside the building's rotunda, Greene said.
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Hundreds of Democrats heeded their party leaders' call for a protest and packed the Capitol rotunda in Frankfort on Saturday.
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"The excavation was due to a development of the market area," recalls Bekvalac, as she guides us around the Rotunda.
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Here Comes the Sun is a fabric sculpture commissioned for the Guggenheim's iconic rotunda by the museum's Latin American Circle.
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At fifty-nine, he is an energetic man; his aides were racing across the rotunda to keep up with him.
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As I walked into the rotunda, I noticed that people were enthralled with murals designed by the illustrator Dean Cornwell.
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She became the first woman, and second African-American, to lie in honor in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol.
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It's in the glass rotunda of the mixed-use Midblock building near the Design District, with its high-end stores.
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On the first floor, the meticulously restored gold-lacquered ceiling in the rotunda and hallway reaffirms the building's ornate history.
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Without fanfare, Mr. Trump and his wife, Melania, paid a brief visit to the Rotunda after the Bush family left.
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Mr. Bush will lie in state in the Rotunda with his coffin on display for public viewing until Wednesday morning.
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Over time, a vast H-shaped complex emerged around the tiny original, sprouting wings and adding the gold-leaf rotunda.
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McCain's body will lie in state at the US Capitol on Friday with a ceremony held in the Capitol Rotunda.
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UVA students and activists have organized a rally for justice at the campus Rotunda, where last year's torchlit march convened.
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Crowds in the Capitol rotunda, Independence Hall, Ellis Island, and the Statue of Liberty can make the experience less enjoyable.
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The eleven activists who had zip-tied themselves were taken out of the rotunda to be processed by the police.
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More than 30 people have been honored by lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda, and only two individuals have been chosen to lay in state in the Arizona State Capitol Museum Rotunda: Arizona State Senator Marilyn Jarrett in 2006 and Olympic gold medalist Jesse Owens, a Tucson resident, in 1980, according to McCain's office.
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Hundreds of teachers stood in the rotunda just outside the Senate chambers, chanting "Pass this bill" as the votes took place.
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By contrast, Scott waltzed through the Rotunda with his family Monday with zero fanfare compared to the pandemonium surrounding Swift's apparition.
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I was in Washington, fresh off of a two-hour show live in the Cannon Rotunda in the House of Representatives.
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A central rotunda still contains four famously controversial statues depicting white men clad in gold-painted raiment in arrogantly paternalistic postures.
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Pedro Paredes joins hundreds of protesters lining the balconies of the state Capitol rotunda in Austin, Texas, on Monday, May 29.
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On February 28, Graham's remains will be transferred to the United States Capitol Rotunda, where they will stay until March 2.
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He was also honored by lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D.C., and the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix.
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Footage showed the comedian being escorted through the Capitol Rotunda, where visitors paid their respects before McCain's American flag-draped casket. .
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The Accademia attracts well over a million visitors a year, and they all end up in one room: the David's rotunda.
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In the museum, they were shown into a room just off the Theodore Roosevelt Rotunda, to wait for a sound check.
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David Dreyer (D) told reporters on Tuesday that he went down to the rotunda around the same time that Williams did.
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Bush was greeted with an arrival ceremony on Monday and has lied in state for public viewing at the Capitol Rotunda.
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The late President George H.W. Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda early next week, congressional leaders announced Saturday.
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John McCain laid in state in Arizona's State Capitol Rotunda in Phoenix Wednesday on what would have been his 82nd birthday.
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"I had never been able to resist touching the names cut into these marble walls," Ms. Lin wrote about the Rotunda.
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Kobani not only has its cemetery rotunda museum under construction, but at least two other museums dedicated to the war dead.
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The last person to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda was President George H.W. Bush after his death last December.
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Immediately after, the House managers will ceremonially walk the articles of impeachment from the House, through the Rotunda, to the Senate.
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Immediately after, the House managers will ceremonially walk the articles of impeachment from the House, through the Rotunda, to the Senate.
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A tribute at the US Capitol Trump and high-profile Washington leaders praised Graham this week at the US Capitol Rotunda.
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Another Kossuth monument is found in a rotunda on the House side of the U.S. Capitol, under an arch-shaped alcove.
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After Bush died, Sully made headlines for his continued dedication, guarding Bush's coffin and attending his casket viewing in the Capitol Rotunda.
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But the latest misconduct proceeding against Kozinski could have resulted in a serious reprimand because of the "tremendous nationwide publicity," Rotunda said.
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At the National Cathedral, McCain's casket arrived after the public spent the day paying their respects at the Capitol Rotunda on Friday.
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In the year and change since Jess came out to her constituents, Debbie has become a professional at occupying the Capitol Rotunda.
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"I was embarrassed because I lost my composure," she said later at a reception in the Nashville museum's Hall of Fame rotunda.
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Some artists choose to ignore the architecture, but Mr Puryear engages forcefully with it, creating a work specifically for its central rotunda.
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He apparently "imagined the Rotunda itself as a high-energy collider full of explosive energy bathed in light," according to the Schirn.
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"This is about legalism," he said, wearing his judicial robe and speaking to reporters in the rotunda of the state judicial building.
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Congress also passed a resolution allowing for Bush to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda and the use of the catafalque.
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Former President George H.W. Bush's body continues to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda today for the public to say farewell.
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The entry gate, visible from Diepsloot, looks like the Jefferson Memorial on steroids, a four-story up-lit rotunda with dancing fountains.
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Billy Graham, greets members of the public as the body of his father lies in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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His remains laid in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, followed by a state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral on Wednesday.
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A rally was planned in the Capitol rotunda as state lawmakers gathered down the hall, according to a statement from rally organizers.
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You might also think of Vanessa Beecroft's high-90s exhibition of identikit models in the rotunda of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
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Tourists thronging the Capitol Rotunda were startled by the group marching across the Capitol campus, with many recognizing Ocasio-Cortez on sight.
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The librarian's office, located off the rotunda, contains a collection of Mesopotamian seals that's considered one of the best in the world.
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The Guggenheim's rotunda looks nearly empty at times, and there are lots of labels to read, but it is ultimately worth it.
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The opening performance at the Rotunda presented two newly recompiled scores sourced from snippets of sheet music, historic recordings, and individual testimony.
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"The risks are still there," Mr. de Blasio said Friday during a news conference with Mr. Johnson in the City Hall rotunda.
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"I think, frankly, it is more show than substance," Ronald Rotunda, a law and ethics professor at Chapman University in Orange, Calif.
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He is lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda, and a funeral service will be held on Wednesday at Washington National Cathedral.
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When the set ended, everyone moved upstairs into the main rotunda, which was reserved for the next two sections of the performance.
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Using a wheelchair to make her way to the center of the Rotunda, the senator's mother crossed herself silently at his coffin.
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Mr. McCain will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda and receive a full dress funeral service at the Washington National Cathedral.
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Using a wheelchair to make her way to the center of the Rotunda, Ms. McCain crossed herself silently at the senator's coffin.
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Martín Caparrós estuvo en Uruguay y cuenta cómo se vivió la rotunda victoria de la Celeste que provocó celebraciones en todo Montevideo.
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It's hard to imagine a better setting for Ms. Gill's bold and haunting "Catacomb" than the Greek Revival rotunda of Federal Hall.
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Democrats scoff at the idea that members of the House would routinely send impeachment articles across the Rotunda to torment the Senate.
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Sessions ignored shouted questions by reporters about Trump's tweet as he arrived at the Capitol rotunda to pay tribute to Rev. Graham.
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The painting in question was John Trumbull's "The Declaration of Independence," which currently hangs in the rotunda of the United States Capitol.
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Está convencido de que existe una rotunda exigencia para que regrese a Bolivia y que el país no puede progresar sin él.
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In laying out his case, Mr. Rotunda played down arguments that permitting a president to be indicted would cripple the executive branch.
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Bodies were strewn in the rotunda outside the seating area where Ariana Grande had just finished her performance at the Manchester Arena.
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In 1998, Starr got a law professor named Ronald Rotunda to draft a memo saying Clinton could be indicted while in office.
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Blocks away from Nationals Park, the Capitol dome was hit by lightning, sparking a rumble that echoed throughout the Rotunda and Statuary Hall.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, a frequent Trump critic, didn't have a word to say as she strode briskly through the ornate Rotunda. Sen.
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On Friday, McCain's body will lie in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda for a public viewing according to the late Arizona senator's official website.
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A few nights later, I got called to the central rotunda because I had been issued a disciplinary ticket for something or other.
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Jackson, Barber, and about 21 other demonstrators were arrested after refusing to leave the Rotunda during the Poor People's Campaign day of action.
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While sitting on the terrace, you'll be within 60 feet of the city's 17th-century St. Vitus Cathedral, a rotunda with Baroque stylings.
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Police placed metal barricades dozens of yards away from the rotunda where the right-wing rally gathered to keep out the counter-protesters.
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Former President George H.W. Bush has arrived at the U.S. Capitol, where he will lie in state in the rotunda until Wednesday morning.
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The casket of late president George H.W. Bush arrives inside the US Capitol Rotunda where it will lie in state, on Dec. 21.
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Down on the floor we received hordes of patrons who came tottering through the rotunda, flicking sentence fragments at us from yards away.
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While developing it, he apparently thought about other structures that shared the geometry of the Schirn's rotunda, settling on the Large Hadron Collider.
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As TMZ reported, the blast occurred in the City Room, a rotunda attached to the concert hall where Ariana had performed minutes before.
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Closed to the public, the Rotunda is a mysterious structure that's attached to the Barbican complex as part of the Museum of London.
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Ahead of his funeral on Wednesday, Bush became the 12th president to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda on Monday evening.
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The former GOP Kansas senator was one of thousands who paid their respects to the 220006st president on Tuesday in the Capitol Rotunda.
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A monument from by The Satanic Temple of Chicago has been added to the Illinois Statehouse rotunda as part of its holiday display.
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Instead, he says, he'll be praying in the Capitol chapel near the rotunda for a new president who aligns more with his views.
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Dole, 28503, paid his respects by saluting the 22019st president, who will lie in state in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda until Wednesday morning.
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His body will lie in state in the Rotunda of the Arizona State Capitol on Wednesday, which would have been his 82nd birthday.
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The first thing I saw was a tall woman in a black abaya and black platform heels striding slowly across a huge rotunda.
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Tuesday Mr. Bush will continue lying in state in the Rotunda for public viewing on Wednesday morning, the 11th president to do so.
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Months later the body of Senator McCain, recalled as a war hero, presidential candidate and patriot, lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Before the couple exchanged vows, the 260 guests fell silent as a recording of Dr. Greenwood's mother's sonorous Midwestern voice filled the rotunda.
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The passage Wright choreographed from the museum's low, compressed entrance into the soaring main rotunda is still one of the city's great thrills.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In Florida, protesters swarmed the Capitol rotunda, one hoisting a "Trump Is Too Rusky" sign featuring a hammer and sickle.
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The Congressional Gold Medal ceremony in the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol is one of the most impressive events that our country holds.
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The rotunda was filled with an equally round proscenium, complete with drum set and keyboards waiting for The Kills to take the stage.
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John McCain has joined the American pantheon of heroes who were honored by lying in state under the rotunda at the U.S. Capitol.
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In 2017, when he was asked to participate in the Whitney Biennial, he built an adobe rotunda and displayed other artists' work inside.
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McCain will lie in state in the Arizona Capitol and Capitol Rotunda — only the 13th time a senator has done so, the Times reported.
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Kaine, along with four others, allegedly chanted and lit fireworks inside the Capitol's rotunda shortly after the "March 4 Trump" rally began Saturday afternoon.
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McCain will lie in state in the Arizona Capitol and Capitol Rotunda — only the 13th time a senator has done so, the Times reported.
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Bush's body arrived in Washington and had lain in state in the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol building in advance of the funeral Wednesday.
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Sports legends from all over the country gathered at the Capitol Rotunda in Washington D.C. on Tuesday to pay tribute to George H.W. Bush.
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But on that site, the federal government commissioned a majestic building whose columned exterior evoked Athenian democracy and whose Grand Rotunda recalled republican Rome.
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But teachers worry that scattered actions are less visible than a critical mass of bodies occupying the rotunda and signs left on lawmakers' doors.
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The peaceful march through campus ended at the steps of the university's rotunda, where there is a statue of the school's founder, Thomas Jefferson.
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Hours after the emotional ceremony, it was announced that President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump would pay their respects at the Rotunda.
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When Bush died in November, Sully was by his owner's side, watching over his coffin and attending Bush's casket viewing at the Capitol Rotunda.
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On Monday, the late president's son George W. Bush was visibly emotional while mourning his father during the state funeral at the Capitol Rotunda.
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According to Ronald Rotunda, who was an investigator during Watergate, turning over tapes is as much about politics as it is about the law.
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Artist Chas Fagan, who designed Reagan's statue in the Capitol Rotunda, created the monument, including pieces of the former wall, according to the Journal.
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Another 82 people were removed from the Rotunda of the Russell Senate Office Building and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding, the spokeswoman said.
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Hundreds of protesters, some from distant states, burst through the doors, filling all four levels of the rotunda and spilling into the House gallery.
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When I visited the capitol in January, a group of high-school girls stood on a terrazzo mosaic in the middle of the rotunda.
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HANGING from the ceiling of the magnificent rotunda that Frank Lloyd Wright created for the Guggenheim Museum in 21989 is an undulating black dragon.
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The Guggenheim's rotunda, with its lack of large, unfettered spaces, means that not every artist is represented here by his or her best work.
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Vice President Pence takes a selfie with a group of tourists in the Rotunda before heading to the Senate Republican policy luncheon on Tuesday.
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The protesters held a rally on the Capitol lawn before marching to the Russell Senate Office Building rotunda, where about 70 people unlawfully demonstrated.
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The group has selected some 40 artists and will install their work throughout the building's domed rotunda, balconies and upper- and lower-level galleries.
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The show opened with Solange and her few dozen dancers marching down the museum's grand, Frank Lloyd Wright-designed spiraling ramps to the rotunda.
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The senator was lain in the Capitol Rotunda, a decision approved by Congress, and his Washington memorial service took place at Washington National Cathedral.
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The museum's half-dozen other galleries will be located next to the rotunda and on the first and second floors of the Bourse building.
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Notably, the Romanesque arches at Citi referenced the Ebbets exterior, as did the soaring new entry rotunda named for the Dodgers star Jackie Robinson.
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The central rotunda is obscured by tendrils of dark painted masses that seem to reveal the shadowy powers at work beneath the pristine surface.
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His photos of the Western Arctic were featured in an exhibit on Capitol Hill in the rotunda of the Russell Senate Building in 2014.
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" Politicians stand firm As they packed all four floors of the Capitol rotunda on Tuesday, teachers shouted a message to legislators: "Fund the future!
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A commission by the Works & Process Rotunda Project, this 30-minute work — scheduled to be performed twice nightly, at 8 and 9:30 p.m.
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His remains arrived in Washington, D.C., on Monday, and he will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from Monday evening through Wednesday morning.
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Billy Graham will lie in honor in the US Capitol rotunda beginning next week, House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a statement on Thursday.
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They were performers in an open rehearsal of "Works & Process Rotunda Project," a 30-minute show that will have its debut on Thursday evening.
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Further uptown, voices echoing in the rotunda of the American Museum of Natural History vanish into warbles of black-capped chickadees and green frogs.
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The landing, which has a barrel ceiling, faces the upper wall of the rotunda, where a series of small windows offer a view below.
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When they entered the rotunda, eleven of them began passing around zip ties and locking their hands together, as the four others filmed it.
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Former president George W. Bush and former first lady Laura Bush as the flag-draped casket of his father is carried into the Capitol Rotunda.
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The Rotunda opened to the public on Monday evening, after his family and former colleagues gathered for a bicameral arrival ceremony earlier in the day.
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The dome on top is also removable, revealing a miniature version of the rotunda inside, complete with columns, a checkered tile floor, and eight statues.
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A statue of Davis still stands in the rotunda of the Kentucky state capitol, in accordance with a decision by a panel to keep it.
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Bob Dole, who lost a fierce battle for the 262 Republican presidential nomination to George H.W. Bush, honored his former opponent at the Capitol Rotunda.
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In February, photographer Nan Goldin, supported by the drug advocacy group the artist founded called Sackler Pain, showered the Guggenheim's rotunda with fake OxyContin prescriptions.
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"If there are tapes, it is probably not very difficult for the Justice Department to get them," Rotunda, a Chapman University law professor, told CNN.
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The symbolic center of the campus, the Rotunda and Lawn -- both designed by Thomas Jefferson -- turned into the center stage for two strikingly different gatherings.
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Police moved in when the group sat and chanted in the rotunda of the Capitol, and warned demonstrators they were about to be rounded up.
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The portrait of O'Daniel in the rotunda shows a handsome, full-faced man with slicked-back hair and a "Who, me?" look in his eye.
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Of all the governors on the rotunda walls, Ann Richards, who served from 199143 to 199133, was the most memorable, at least in my lifetime.
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THE CLOSER And finally … Bush, who died Friday at 94, will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda beginning this evening, through early Wednesday morning.
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Bob Dole was helped out of his wheelchair Tuesday to salute former President George H.W. Bush as he lay in state at the Capitol Rotunda.
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On Wednesday and Thursday, when Mr. Graham's body lay in honor in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, thousands lined up outside waiting to say goodbye.
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Eight pallbearers in dress uniform carried the coffin up the steps and inside the Capitol, where the entrances to the Rotunda were draped in black.
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The Galactic Senate is rendered as a sea of pods around a cavernous rotunda — and, is an ineffectual check on a tyrant's push for war.
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Voices: Mr. Bush has been lying in state at the Capitol Rotunda, and we spoke to some of those who went to pay their respects.
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Size: 6,477 square feet Price per square foot: $347 Indoors: The formal entry is a rotunda with a beamed ceiling and herringbone-pattern wood floors.
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Candler Mayo, 9, from Atlanta meets Vice President Pence in the Rotunda as Pence walks over to the Senate Republican policy luncheon on Tuesday. Rep.
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The managers began the procession through Statuary Hall and the Capitol Rotunda at noon ET. The lead manager, Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif.
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Congress addressing its own issues On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are grappling with how to handle sexual harassment and misconduct on both sides of the Rotunda.
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As previously announced, the MacArthur fellow Michelle Dorrance will also perform the premiere of a site-specific work for the Guggenheim's rotunda on Deb. 16.
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Under Trump's leadership, there won't be any flying pigs, either, and Bigfoot will finally be prevented from tracking his muddy footprints through the Capitol Rotunda.
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Dr. Emily Vladimirovna Nosova and Dr. Brandon Stuart Imber were married July 21 at the Rotunda at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.
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At the top of the rotunda, her final works (painted in 2004) appear exalted, with natural light flooding in from the Guggenheim's giant glazed oculus.
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He said there would be a memorial service after his death in the Capitol Rotunda with Presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford, and Lady Bird Johnson.
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Congressional leaders announced Saturday that the late president will lie in state in the rotunda of the United States Capitol building from Monday until Wednesday morning.
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Instead of crushing their flower crowns with a headset, Coachella attendees watched the eight-minute show projected onto the ceiling of a 60-foot high rotunda.
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Members of the public view Christian evangelist and Southern Baptist minister Billy Graham's casket as he lies in honor in the US Capitol Rotunda on Feb.
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His security detail surrounded him and escorted him back down the rotunda stairs, across the lawn, through campus, and finally to two cars awaiting his group.
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She was pointing, like the Ghost of Christmas Yet-to-come, across the rotunda toward the area where we collect units from people exiting the exhibit.
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Thousands waited in line at the U.S. Capitol Building Rotunda on Monday night to mourn President George H.W. Bush, who died at age 94 on Friday.
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She and her husband, Gerald, had tears in their eyes as they left the Rotunda and walked down a flight of stairs to the Capitol's crypt.
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Appearing in the Capitol Rotunda on Tuesday to pay his respects to the late president with a memorable, poignant salute was a fellow decorated WWII veteran.
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On Friday in Washington, D.C., McCain will lie in state in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, which will be open to the public from 1- 2023 p.m.
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He will then be buried in Annapolis, Md. More than 30 people have been honored by lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda, the Times noted.
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On Friday in Washington, D.C., McCain will lie in state in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, which will be open to the public from 21625- 2900 p.m.
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The former president will lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D.C., starting Monday evening, and will remain there until his funeral on Wednesday.
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He decked out the dining room in red, white and blue and wrapped the Rotunda Room in a mural depicting the landscape of early New York.
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U.S. Capitol Police try to clear the area as family members and friends of gun violence victims stage a sit-in inside the Rotunda on Tuesday.
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Beyond the fireworks going on inside the hearing room, a few hundred reporters, sightseers, and protesters milled around the rotunda outside, shouting, laughing, cheering, and arguing.
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As the mourners filed out of the Rotunda, several members of Mr. Graham's family formed a small receiving line, greeting visitors and thanking them for coming.
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In total, more than 30 people have been honored in the Capitol Rotunda since 1852, when the practice began with former Secretary of State Henry Clay.
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After that, he'll lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D.C. He's only the 32nd person ever in U.S. history to get that honor.
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At a ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda, Vice President Mike Pence and the Republican leaders of Congress gave short speeches welcoming Mr. Bush's relatives and associates.
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Among those represented include Jefferson Davis, the Confederate president, whose statue was given by Mississippi and stands in National Statuary Hall, next to the Capitol rotunda.
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The paintings bring richly colored images of the city's contemporary Oaxacan immigrant population into the rotunda and blow Cornwell's pale tale right out of the space.
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A photo exhibit showing portraits of Holocaust survivors is being displayed in the Russell Senate Office Building rotunda this week to mark a Week of Remembrance.
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The museum's enormous rotunda was filled with sculptures built by Chicago-based artist Samantha Rausch, each representing a different global threat: overpopulation, pandemics, income inequality, sexual violence.
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Davis hit his 11th homer later that inning, a two-run, 449-foot blast high off the PNC Park rotunda in left to make it 3-0.
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It is rare for accusations of misconduct against judges to result in impeachment, said Ronald Rotunda, a professor of legal ethics at Chapman University School of Law.
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More than 30,000 teachers and supporters swarmed the statehouse early in the week, taking over the rotunda inside and setting up tents and chairs on the grounds.
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After sharing a few seconds with the former POTUS, Sully went and sat silently among the other guests who came to the Rotunda to pay their respects.
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Alan Simpson (R-Wyo.); and Jon Meacham, a prominent historian who spoke at the funeral of Bush's wife, Barbara, in April and visited the Rotunda on Tuesday.
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And it's very fitting that we do so right here in the Rotunda of the United States Capitol, where the memory of the American people is enshrined.
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Bush's casket was flown to Washington on Monday and paraded with full military honors to the Capitol Rotunda where it will lie in state until Wednesday afternoon.
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Maybe you walk through the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol on your way to a meeting and pause for a moment to appreciate the sculptures and paintings.
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WHERE AND WHEN The House meets today to consider resolutions pertaining to the lying in state of former President Bush, beginning this evening in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Teenagers won't be neglected, either: Sunday, the main festival day, will include a host of programs on young-adult literature at the nearby St. Ann's School Rotunda.
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Maggie Hassan, a New Hampshire Democrat, has been suspended for a week after shouting an expletive toward President Donald Trump last week from across the Capitol rotunda.
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Multiple protesters also made their way into the Capitol through an official tour last Friday and tied themselves to scaffolding in the Rotunda; 12 were subsequently arrested.
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In Wisconsin, Democrats chose to engage in protests at the State Capitol building, packing the rotunda and chanting in committee hearings to shame Republicans into different action.
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The coffin was brought into the Rotunda from the north side, passing bronze statues of Ronald Reagan on the right and Dwight D. Eisenhower on the left.
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Further budget details were still being hammered out on Monday ahead of the public handshake between Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Johnson in the City Hall rotunda.
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The museum, with its distinctive football-shaped rotunda, was hemmed in by Interstate 77 on one side and a neighborhood of middle-class homes on the other.
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J.D. Davis hit a 24.69-foot home run into the fourth floor of the left-field rotunda, on a first-inning changeup from Joe Musgrove (8-10).
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A woman who was exhibiting literature at a table in the rotunda during the WVGOP Day at the Capitol put up the poster, CNN affiliate WCHS reported.
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The rotunda, after all, is an architectural landmark, nearly a sacred space, further hallowed by whatever world-class artwork might be installed along its curved white walls.
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Lying in state under the rotunda of the Capitol in Washington, McCain was surrounded by dozens of colleagues from Congress and members of President Donald Trump's administration.
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And the speaker, holed up in her office with aides as reporters mixed near the Rotunda with tourists oblivious to the drama, calmly plotted her next steps.
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J.D. Davis hit a 24.69-foot home run into the fourth floor of the left-field rotunda, on a first-inning changeup from Joe Musgrove (8-10).
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News, at the Pelican Hill resort in Newport Beach, CA. They invited 150 guests to the ceremony, which took place under the venue's iconic Rotunda overlooking the ocean.
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On Wednesday, Speaker Paul Ryan announced that Graham's casket will lie in honor in the rotunda of the US Capitol building for two days next week, from Feb.
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The Arizona Army National Guard carried McCain's casket into the Capitol Museum rotunda Wednesday morning for a private ceremony for family and colleagues ... including remarks by Arizona Gov.
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McCain is the third person to lie in the rotunda in the last 40 years ... State Senator Marilyn Jarrett and Olympic gold medalist Jesse Owens were the others.
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The announcement took place in the rotunda of Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the home of the 127 plaques that honor Hall of Fame members.
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The body of the one-term Republican president will lie in state at the Rotunda through Wednesday, when a state funeral is scheduled at the Washington National Cathedral.
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The dozen or so children wrapped themselves in the foil-like blankets and sat among small cages in the middle of the Russell Senate building rotunda on Thursday.
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Protesters chanted "Count every vote," and held signs bearing the slogan in the statehouse rotunda, according to video posted to Twitter by Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter Greg Bluestein.
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The witnesses called for the hearing included Ronald D. Rotunda, a professor at Chapman University's law school, and Elizabeth Price Foley of Florida International University College of Law.
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Opponents of the overhaul have been fiercely vocal, and on Wednesday protesters, many in wheelchairs or with serious medical conditions, blocked the Capitol rotunda for about an hour.
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That is a perspective shared by the New York Times critic Holland Cotter, who wrote that the exhibition's chronological journey up through the rotunda is its own reward.
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While Mr. Trump would no doubt be unhappy with the loss of the House, holding the Senate presents several benefits no matter what happens across the Capitol Rotunda.
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His career-ending Guggenheim retrospective, for which his entire oeuvre was suspended in the museum's rotunda, was in many ways a final attempt at subverting art world decorum.
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A selection of 13 Native American baskets from the gift are now on view in the Bruce Museum's rotunda, complementing the exhibition A Continuous Thread: Navajo Weaving Traditions.
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So imagine what happens when the Guggenheim Museum invites six artists to select six separate yet cross-talking thematic displays, one for each ramp of its celebrated rotunda.
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Billy Graham, the evangelist and presidential pastor who died this week, will become the fourth private citizen to lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda, lawmakers announced Thursday.
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After a ceremony on Monday night with congressional leadership and lawmakers in the Capitol Rotunda, the former president's coffin was on view for the public to pay tribute.
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Rather than carve up the rotunda into multiple spaces, Mr. Ando has placed a 30-foot-high concrete cylinder inside it to be the Bourse's main exhibition gallery.
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The cemetery for war dead outside Kobani, on the border with Turkey, has a towering marble altar pavilion, elaborate and decorative, and a massive rotunda is under construction.
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In the pretty colonial backwater of Hecelchakán, we ate breakfast at an enormous rotunda-like taco stand in the central plaza, famous enough not to require a name.
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The opera's characters gather for the unveiling of the marble Portrait Monument, a commemoration of the founding suffragists that was eventually moved to the Capitol rotunda in Washington.
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Its ramp, circling around the rotunda, echoed earlier, inward-facing buildings the architect had devised with balconies around central spaces, among them the Larkin and Johnson Wax buildings.
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He could support the removal of symbols of the Confederacy — starting with the statue of Jefferson Davis that still stands in the rotunda of the United States Capitol.
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Take note of the architecture, too: the exposed steel beams and brick, a slate-gray cantilevered canopy over a sunken seating bowl, the polished concrete rotunda and concourse.
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CreditCreditFilippo Massellani for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Mark Bradford, one of America's most acclaimed painters, could not figure out what to put in the grand rotunda.
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McCain's remains will then be flown to Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, and he will lie in state the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol on Friday for public viewing.
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Billy Graham, the evangelical leader who prayed with a dozen presidents, will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda beginning Wednesday and will last until the following day.
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The dominant feature is a two-story living room rotunda wrapped in tall windows with views of Vitosha mountain to the south and downtown Sofia to the north.
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On Monday, Bush 43 was visibly emotional while mourning his father during the state funeral at the Capitol Rotunda where the former vice president's body is lying in state.
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Sidney McCain; Meghan McCain; her husband, Ben Domenech; Bridget McCain; and daughter-in-law Holly McCain follow behind the casket into the capitol rotunda for a memorial service Wednesday.
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After standing guard over the late president's coffin this weekend, the yellow Lab visited his owner once again at the Capitol Rotunda, where Bush lies in state, on Tuesday.
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His casket departed from Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base in Houston and it traveled to the U.S. Capitol Building Rotunda where it will remain Monday evening until 7 a.m.
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On that occasion he installed a granite monument to the ten commandments in the rotunda of the state judicial building, then defied a federal court's instruction to remove it.
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Hundreds of people peacefully gathered near the school's rotunda, located in Charlottesville, to sing spiritual songs and march against the violence which had exploded at the location last Friday.
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When Moore became chief justice, he ordered the placement of a 2.6-ton monument of the Ten Commandments in the rotunda of Alabama's state judicial building, according to CNN.
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One of these sculptures — "Dual Form with Chromium Rods" (1946) — hovers on a wire down into the rotunda, greeting visitors as they begin the ascent on the spiral ramp.
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McCain will also lie in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda on Friday before being transported to Washington, D.C., for a memorial service Saturday at the Washington National Cathedral.
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Pushed in a wheelchair by a uniformed serviceman, Roberta paid respects to her son at his casket draped in an American flag in the center of the Capitol's rotunda.
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On Monday, his body was brought to the US Capitol rotunda where Bush will lie in state until Wednesday morning, an honor reserved for government officials and military officers.
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The Brooklyn-based artist Will Kurtz will populate the perimeter of the rotunda with realistic life-size figures like police officers and older women with walkers collaged with newspaper.
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Vice President Pence will deliver remarks Monday evening in honor of the late President George H.W. Bush, who will lie in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda until Wednesday.
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Later Thursday, McCain's casket will be transported to D.C. where family, friends, colleagues and staff will pour into the U.S. Capitol Rotunda for a private ceremony honoring McCain's life.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — As House members raced to the exits for an overdue summer break in August 2007, I bumped into Representative Louise M. Slaughter in the Capitol Rotunda.
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"Teachers across the state came together for one goal," said Renita Benson, 54, a remedial reading teacher from Calhoun County, who stood near the Capitol's soaring rotunda on Thursday.
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The former president will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington beginning this afternoon, and a state funeral will be held at the National Cathedral on Wednesday.
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Though both events are sold out, the box office will distribute standby tickets on a first-come, first-served basis; doors to the rotunda open at 6:30 p.m.
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They then marched through the Capitol Rotunda to the Senate chamber, arriving at the ornately decorated double doors to deliver the charges they will soon argue against the president.
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"We turn the page officially tomorrow," Senator Mike Braun, Republican of Indiana, promised as he walked through the Capitol Rotunda late Tuesday after the State of the Union speech.
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And there was an appearance by Wendy Davis, a Democrat who lost the 2014 race for governor and who helped lead protest chants in the Capitol rotunda on Tuesday.
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If you pinwheel backward into the icy canal while admiring the works, as I nearly did, the Rotunda restaurant offers hot chocolate and warm blankets on its waterside deck.
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The answer lies in the first discovery that Ms. Dorrance and Mr. Young made after the Guggenheim proposed in fall 2015 that they create a dance for the rotunda.
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Thousands of people had begun to trickle into the Capitol to pay their respects to Bush after the congressional ceremony when the doors to the Rotunda were suddenly closed.
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Scattered in and around the Athenaeum's rotunda and reading room, the pieces are bathed in natural light, situated in a space where study and reading are the expected pursuits.
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As spring sunshine streamed into the ceremonial rotunda and wedding parties swarmed the grand staircase, the men repeated the vows they had made in Bora Bora and exchanged rings.
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The initiative, as covered by Claire Voon for Hyperallergic, invites Queens-based artists to create three-month-long public art projects in the rotunda of the Marine Air Terminal.
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Hundreds of mourners, who had lined up outside the Capitol to await their chance to pass through the Rotunda and pay their respects, began filing past in the afternoon.
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The dizzying idealism reaches its height in one of the exhibition's most striking rooms where, bird-like, a wood and canvas flying machine is suspended from a vaulting rotunda ceiling.
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But in this bucolic scene sits an alien building: a blocky, almost pre-fab structure with a white rotunda, speckled with dozens of windows that look out onto the grounds.
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His body was flown to Washington on Monday and was brought to the U.S. Capitol, where the Republican former president had lain in state in the Rotunda starting that night.
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Former senator Bob Dole, who lost the 1998 Republican presidential nomination to Bush, was also among the stream of visitors who passed through the Rotunda on Tuesday to honor Bush.
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Earlier this week, 216 women dressed up in red cloaks and white bonnets, stood in pairs in the rotunda of the Texas state capitol, and began chanting, "Shame!" in unison.
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When Mr. Walker, then the departing governor, appeared in the rotunda at the time, he was loudly booed by protesters who had turned out to speak against the Republicans' bills.
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On Capitol Hill, much of the week has been dedicated to paying tribute to the former President who was lying in state in the US Capitol rotunda for several days.
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Following Thursday's service, McCain's body will be transported to Washington, D.C. He will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda, followed by a service at the National Cathedral on Saturday.
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One big thing: McCain will become the 31st person to lie in state in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda since 1852 — one of the greatest honors available to an American statesman.
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Prominent private citizens can also be laid in the Rotunda, but they are lain in honor, not in state, as was the case with minister Billy Graham earlier this year.
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Mr. Moore was removed as chief justice in 2003 when he refused a federal court order to move a Ten Commandments monument from the rotunda of the Alabama Judicial Building.
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A private ceremony will take place in the Capitol Rotunda in the morning at 11 am Eastern and the area will be open to the public later in the afternoon.
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Bush, who was one of the last politically influential pragmatists in the Republican Party, will lie in state in the US Capitol Rotunda before a funeral at the National Cathedral.
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On Monday night, Trump visited Capitol Hill to pay respects to the 41st president, whose casket arrived earlier in the day and is lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
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The 22-channel work will be installed in the minimalist setting of the Collins Park Rotunda, where it will be open to the public as well as Art Basel attendees.
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Protesters occupied the Rotunda Steps on the East Front of the US Capitol early Saturday afternoon, with about 150 of them being arrested, Capitol Police said in a news release.
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I mean, spend a second visualizing the New York Stock Exchange: men, in expensive suits, screaming at each other in a large rotunda against a backdrop of flashing red numbers.
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While Trump did order flags to fly at half-staff, Dingell did not lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda, which the president suggested he arranged for the late veteran.
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The politics nerds chose the rotunda of the archives, in front of the country's most famous and important political documents: the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights.
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Six people in the Capitol rotunda who were calling for gun control were arrested and charged with protesting in a non-demonstration area, according to Eva Malecki, a Capitol Police spokeswoman.
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The two artists were present for the announcement, in the Hall of Fame rotunda in Nashville, and they expressed both their delight and their shock at reaching this career pinnacle together.
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The plesiosaur vertebra (Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum)A spacious yellow hall connecting galleries and a museum service entrance sits beneath the main rotunda of New York's American Museum of Natural History.
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McCain, who died on Saturday at age 81, will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D.C., and receive a full dress funeral service at the Washington National Cathedral.
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This might not have happened but for one problem: The state hasn't raised the $10,000 needed for a Trump portrait, leaving an empty spot on the third-floor rotunda in Denver.
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As crowds began to gather outside, a ceremony was held inside the rotunda where Capitol Hill's highest-ranking Republican and Democratic lawmakers joined together in paying tribute to the former President.
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Bush is in Washington for memorial services honoring former President George H.W. Bush, whose body is lying in state at the Capitol rotunda ahead of private services Wednesday at National Cathedral.
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As a practical matter, with Bush to lie in state in the US Capitol Rotunda, the bandwidth (and floor time) to move forward on a year-end funding package is limited.
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His 2010 piece "This Progress" called for a series of guides at the Guggenheim to ask museum-goers about their ideas of progress, with the museum's famous rotunda as a backdrop.
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The late pastor's body will lie at the Billy Graham Library on Monday and Tuesday and be taken to D.C. to lie in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday and Thursday.
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The MacArthur-winning tap choreographer Michelle Dorrance and the American Ballet Theater principal dancer Daniil Simkin will perform inside the Guggenheim Museum as part of the museum's Works & Process Rotunda Projects.
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On Wednesday morning, the Arizona Army National Guard carried McCain's casket into the AZ State Capitol Museum rotunda for a private ceremony for family and colleagues ... including remarks by Arizona Gov.
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The late Senator was the third person to lie in the rotunda in the last 40 years ... Arizona state Senator Marilyn Jarrett and Olympic gold medalist Jesse Owens were the others.
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The big thing: McCain will become just the 31st person to lie in state in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda since 1852 — one of the greatest honors available to an American statesman.
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Why it matters: McCain will become just the 31st person to have received the honor of lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda since Henry Clay became the first in 1852.
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Cover: In this May 21, 2019, file photo, activists gather in the Utah State Capitol Rotunda to protest abortion bans happening in Utah and around the country, in Salt Lake City.
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His recent research obsession will be the subject of "Countryside: Future of the World," an exhibition planned for the Guggenheim Museum's spiral rotunda in fall 2019, the museum announced on Wednesday.
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At the summit the Guggenheim's spiraling rotunda, this show appears as if the exhibition of the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, on the floors below, had suddenly exploded into 28 fragments.
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WASHINGTON — Senator John McCain, who died on Saturday at age 81, will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda and receive a full dress funeral service at the Washington National Cathedral.
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Supersam, a dramatically curved supermarket in Warsaw, was built in 1962, and the Rotunda, a circular bank known locally as a place to meet in the heart of Warsaw, in 1966.
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And a bay in the Guggenheim rotunda is devoted to Iraqi, Syrian and other immigrants resuscitating ghost towns like Camini, in Calabria, Italy, and the village of Manheim, near Cologne, Germany.
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As Nat Trotman, the Guggenheim curator of performance and media, noted, it was part of a tradition that dates from the late 1960s, when Meredith Monk first performed in the rotunda.
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The Texas cease-and-desist orders follow a roughly one-month undercover investigation of cryptocurrency investment programs, said Joseph Rotunda, director of the enforcement division at the Texas State Securities Board.
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It came as something of a shock, one night in January, when people high on the corkscrew ramp of the Guggenheim Museum's spiral rotunda started beating on the balustrade with sticks.
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Wednesday's observance was to open with a private ceremony inside the Rotunda of the Arizona statehouse, after which members of the public were invited to pay their respects from 2 p.m.
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Mr. Greenberg drew up a symmetrical floor plan that extends from the three-story, cupola-topped rotunda, and is adorned with pilasters and three sets of Palladian windows across the back.
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The scraps of paper swirled through the Guggenheim Museum in New York on Saturday night like confetti, thrown from an upper walkway into the central rotunda before floating to the ground.
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This first posthumous survey, which debuted at Tate Modern, will span Martin's entire career, with her delicate grids and muted color fields playing against the long curves of the Guggenheim rotunda.
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"I promise always to make it on stage for my verse," Pope sheepishly vowed to Young and the hundreds gathered to celebrate the song in the Country Music Hall of Fame rotunda.
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Before Trump's visit to the Capitol last Tuesday, a gaggle of interns gathered on the Senate side of the Capitol Rotunda behind a line of Capitol Police officers and Secret Service agents.
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It was so new, the smell of fresh manure permeated throughout the rolling hills surrounding the Steve Jobs Theater, a glass rotunda overlooking the main building, built specifically for events like today's.
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Protesters dressed as characters from The Handmaid's Tale chant in the Texas Capitol Rotunda under portraits of former Texas governors George W. Bush and Rick Perry in Austin, Texas, on July 18.
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The body of President George H.W. Bush is set to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda this week before being returned to his adopted home state of Texas for burial.
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Instead, the mom of two, who had gone to the beach-side lounge in the building over, was suddenly attacked while walking back to her room alone in the rotunda between buildings.
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Graham will be only the fourth person to lie in honor at the Rotunda since the tribute began in 1998 for two U.S. Capitol Police officers slain in the line of duty.
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They have not said what his connection is to the bomber, who was one of the 22 killed when he detonated the "nail bomb" Monday night in the rotunda at Manchester Arena.
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People cupped candles, and sang spirituals, hymns and "The Star-Spangled Banner" in a roughly quarter-mile long procession that began at Nameless Field and ended at "the Lawn," near the Rotunda.
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William Barber and demonstrators attempt to deliver a letter to members of the House for the "Poor People's Campaign" before being stopped by U.S. Capitol Police in the rotunda on Monday. Rep.
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Trump and first lady Melania Trump made an unannounced visit to Capitol Hill on Monday night to pay their respects to Bush, who is now lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
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The only way for it to be even remotely possible is for Christie to keep making smart moves like the small one he just made in the New Jersey State House Rotunda.
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In this manner, visitors can sustain themselves while trying to guess the identity of the man in the mural wearing the blue Nehru jacket — or the guests seated across the Rotunda Room.
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She has been in contact with Speier across the rotunda, and has also been speaking with Republican colleagues with the hope of garnering co-sponsors for her bill from across the aisle.
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Mr. Zorn stated the obvious question as he walked on Monday morning around the Guggenheim's rotunda, where a series of his Martin-inspired works will be played on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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This will be the first ever event at Apple's new headquarters, and the dedicated theater, which is actually built partly underground with an entry in a glass covered rotunda at ground level.
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More than 100 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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More than 23115 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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More than 2276 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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United States Capitol Mr. McCain's body, moved from Arizona to Washington by military transport, will lie in state Friday in the Capitol Rotunda, where his family and former colleagues will pay tribute.
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But inside, the listed building (inaugurated in 103, the same year as the Eiffel Tower) is unexpectedly monumental, with a vast rotunda and a high cupola that recall the Pantheon in Rome.
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The announcement came after several reporters tweeted images of the Capitol Rotunda and Statuary Hall filled with groups of visitors, and asked how lawmakers could follow the OAP's direction under such conditions.
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More than 61703 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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Since 1852, with the death of the Kentucky statesman Henry Clay, the Capitol Rotunda has been used as a place to pay tribute to American presidents, lawmakers (mostly senators) and military leaders.
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More than 2212 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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More than 27710 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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We like: Don't miss the ornate rotunda at the "main" entrance on the Michigan Avenue side, with its fully restored, gold-leaf ceiling and étoile (star) in the center of the floor.
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More than 27378 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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More than 291 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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More than 7503 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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More than 231153 of her paintings and drawings now float up the ramps of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda in the most out-of-this-world-beautiful show in this space in years.
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McConnell, who supported civil rights as a college student, has spoken reverently of attending the signing ceremony for the Voting Rights Act in the Capitol Rotunda, at Cooper's invitation, the following year.
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Mr. Greenberg, 78, recalled that the original owners — three owners before the Lichtblaus — loved to dance and entertain, and wanted a soaring central rotunda, which they thought would make an impressive ballroom.
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At the summit of the Guggenheim's spiraling rotunda, this show appears as if the exhibition of the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, on the floors below, had suddenly exploded into 28 fragments.
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And so is an installation that serves as an antidote to them, a central rotunda-shaped space with a high-domed ceiling and clerestory windows that bring unfiltered daylight into the gloom.
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The memorial, which will be located near the rotunda — the site of the violent white supremacist march in August — is a welcome addition to campus's red-brick architecture, largely constructed by slaves.
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Approximately $24.5 million was raised following the horrific attack on May 22 at the Manchester Arena ... where Ariana had just finished her concert seconds before a nail bomb exploded in the rotunda.
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So it was with a sense of relief that many heard President Donald Trump spout more appropriate boilerplate language for the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's "Days of Remembrance" event at the Capitol Rotunda.
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Before the funeral service, fans were able to say their goodbyes at a public open-casket viewing streamed from the rotunda of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit.
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On Monday, his remains arrived on the east coast for the final time on Air Force One and were transported to the Capitol Rotunda where he was laid in state until Wednesday morning.
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Founders spent their early years dedicated to moving Adelaide Johnson's statue, "Portrait Monument to Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony" (1920) from the U.S. Capitol's basement to the Capitol Rotunda.
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It includes Simone Leigh's beautiful re-creations of rotunda kitchen houses from rural Zimbabwe — except, Ms. Leigh recasts them as closed-up structures, painted black and left vacant by Africans who've migrated elsewhere.
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Crew members from the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush were planning to pay their respects and the public was being admitted into the Rotunda throughout Tuesday night and until early Wednesday morning.
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But by the time Mr. Romualdez returned to the Pierre to renovate the fashion designer Tory Burch's apartment in the hotel in the early 2000s, the Rotunda Room was a less lively place.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers face significant pressure to reform the process through which sexual harassment is handled on both sides of the Rotunda, including the once-secretive fund that pays out harassment settlements.
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"Thank you @casafryzer for this beautiful home in #cabo And thanking everyone for all of my anniversary love and wishes," Carey captioned a photo of herself posing inside the rotunda-style living room.
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"It's undeniable that people are constantly trying to probe our border and get into this country, and some of those people are bad people," Katko told VICE News in the majestic Capitol Rotunda.
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ART AND CHINA AFTER 222: THEATER OF THE WORLD This rotunda-filling, 227-artist survey of post-Tiananmen art, accompanied by a 228-week documentary film series, is long overdue. Oct. 21980–Jan.
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His message was clear: "5G and the issue of Huawei has been over the last year been a bipartisan issue," he told Bloomberg TV in the rotunda of the Russell Senate Office Building.
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Ms. Quinlan's birth mother took her to an adoption agency called the Rotunda Girls' Aid Society in Dublin in 1966, one of a several adoption agencies where other illegal registrations have been documented.
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Lying in state, according to the Architect of the Capitol, involves laying the casket of the deceased in the Rotunda of the US Capitol, where the public can come and offer final respects.
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In 2005, Parks became the first woman and second black American to be honored in this way at the Capitol Rotunda, according to the House, following a resolution from both houses of Congress.
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Though barely a word of Shakespeare was spoken over the three days, the actor summoned the entire throng to the rotunda late one morning to listen to a self-penned ode to Shakespeare.
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