But as a bigger, rowdier financial system took shape, these targets became less relevant.
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With about 236 or so protesters remaining, things then got rowdier and rowdier — even violent as some of the participants injured police officers at the demonstrations, knocked over concrete planters, broke windows, and tossed trash cans and other objects into the streets.
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Originally a purveyor of manicured lies, D'Souza became a purveyor of rowdier, laughably obvious lies.
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They tend to be the rowdier group, which is something I guess we somewhat promote.
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I personally wanted to get to CBGB, as it sounded like a looser, rowdier hangout.
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Some businesses out on Long Island say they would prefer not to host the rowdier crowds.
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Candidates on the debate stage were markedly rowdier on Tuesday — and they weren't the only ones.
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The Golden Globes have always been a rowdier, more casual affair during the high-anxiety awards season.
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In such company, some of the rowdier songs, like the thudding "Stop Drop and Roll One," seem cursory.
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Just beyond the conservative confines of China's banking system, there is a much rowdier parallel universe: shadow banking.
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And in reality, the Ace will run hundreds — not "a few" — dollars more, and likely attract a rowdier set.
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Over the years, France further sought to erase the sport's moonshining past and distance Nascar from its rowdier factions.
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But the crowd on the third night of the DNC is a bit rowdier than the crowd on the second.
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His talent won him notice, but his hothead swagger, a throwback to the sport's rowdier days, made him a superstar.
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Plus, one of the upsides of bringing more people into politics is that it makes politics weirder, rowdier, and fun.
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As they became rowdier, police lobbed tear gas into the crowd to try to disperse them, according to the Telegraph.
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Live, unscripted moments Unlike the Oscars, which can feel stuffy and self-important, the Globes are a rowdier, more bleeptastic affair.
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U.S. universities have increasingly become intolerant of rowdier fraternities, linking them to problems including binge drinking and sexual assault on campus.
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The Academy, for instance, wanted Ms. Fey as a host several years ago but the looser, rowdier Globes sealed that deal.
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It will be difficult for Disney to integrate 21st Century Fox for reasons of size and culture: Fox is much rowdier.
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They provide a little bit of positive peer pressure for the rowdier students who take advantage of the relaxed classroom atmosphere.
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I avoided the rowdier crowd at my hostel, but hit it off with the more subdued bunch who woke up for breakfast.
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Those looking for a rowdier celebration flock to Nantucket's Nobadeer Beach, which historically has attracted thousands of young people on America's birthday.
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Cons: The younger crowd might be a negative for some, as it leads to a rowdier, party-like scene, especially on weekends.
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She expressed concern that isolated clashes with police would overshadow other messages on display, but sympathized with the rowdier elements in the street.
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The cup's shape breaks the surface tension of liquids on the table, according to the Kickstarter video, keeping cups stationary during rowdier rounds.
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Chris Wallace and Co. are doing their damnedest to maintain control, but it's hard to say who's rowdier, the crowd or the candidates.
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When U.S. servicemen on shore leave took to Chinatown's Forbidden City nightclubs, it often fell to TY to curb the rowdier forms of behavior.
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Featuring Paul Weller on the organ (of course), "Holy Mountain" is a bit rowdier than regular Noel Gallagher fare, and that's a good thing.
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He worked for a moving company and was still working some of his rowdier behavior out of his system before he settled into young adulthood.
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At the very least, House Speaker Paul Ryan should publicly call out his rowdier troops for pushing to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. 4.
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But as other clubs opened, spreading into the town and transforming once-peaceful cafes into techno-thumping nuisances, the crowds became increasingly younger and rowdier.
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In a roundup of parties that day, real estate publication The Real Deal placed Lapidus at one of the "rowdier pool scenes" at the beach club.
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Superorganism's version, of course, is very good: it puts Orono Noguchi's soft voice to pretty effect, alongside the band's rowdier, and now trademark, take on backing vocals.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — It felt a particularly long way from the hushed tones of Wimbledon's Centre Court, even a long way from the rowdier Wimbledon food court.
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They run from quiet watering holes where dogs are welcome as long as they are discreet, to a few rowdier establishments where the dogs do everything but play poker.
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In the 1970s, his music would have been categorized as Southern rock or outlaw country; in the 2010s, he lands on the rowdier side of the arena-country mainstream.
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If you're looking for a way to make your Christmas tree stand out or make your holiday party a little rowdier, a new product from Pickering's Gin should accomplish both.
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If you and your partner are into rowdier play (and have discussed boundaries), try grabbing their thighs and pulling their legs over your shoulders while you go down on them.
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Trump, his aides say, is feeling newly liberated to ignore cautious advice, and his nominee for secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, is said to be fully in tune with his rowdier impulses.
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The soiree, held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, is often described as the rowdier counterpart to February's Oscars ceremony, the pinnacle of Hollywood's awards season and an event steeped in tradition and elegance.
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Part of what gave the Gaslight Anthem zip was the tension between Mr. Fallon's insular wails and the band's frantic energy — as Mr. Fallon was becoming more ravaged, the band would grow rowdier.
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"It needs to get a little louder, a little rowdier," Ms. Kidman said from the stage, where she stood barefoot (her shoes hurt, she explained) after Reese Witherspoon gave her an emotional introduction.
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While live auctions in the traditional art world follow rigid rules and demand demure behavior from bidders, the first ever live auction for rare blockchain art got rowdier as the bidding went on.
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However, instead of adding on to its Diagon Alley neighborhood or Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Universal Orlando is making Hogsmeade even rowdier with the addition of a thrilling new Potter-themed roller coaster.
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" After a swerve toward rowdier, pushier rock on the 2014 album she made with Ted Leo in a duo called the Both, she doubles down on both the quiet and the desperation on "Mental Illness.
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Now he's released a video for the Darq E Freaker-produced track compiled of footage from the night, which looks even rowdier in real time, proving once and for all that Wiley literally can't go wrong.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Stefanos Tsitsipas has called on his army of fans to show a little more respect to his opponents at the Australian Open, but for local hopeful John Millman the rowdier the crowd the better.
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She possesses a hard head and a large muse but cannot help but appeal to the rowdier gods — via psychics, tarot card readers and especially I Ching-inspired coin throws — for urgent answers to her pressing problems.
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If "Get Lost" is a good indicator, it's a little rowdier now (dig that piano house-y piano?); the sort of music you listen to the night before, rather than the morning after soundtrack that Washed Out has previously provided.
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Mr. Hertzberg said that a dream property could be in a neighborhood that has a peaceful, laid-back feel during the week but a far rowdier vibe on the weekends, with loud music playing and more people out and about.
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"If it wasn't for the entrepreneurial opportunity, of course I wouldn't want to have the team that just beat us coming into our place — especially since they're rowdier than average," said Tyler Olson, 413, who manages short-term rentals for owners and guests.
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The Voice was an integral part of the landscape of the city—Manhattan was crowded with those gnarled, graffiti-covered plastic boxes full of free copies of the city's rowdier, weirder alternative to the Daily News, New York Post, and New York Times.
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NEW YORK, March 11 (Reuters) - Some 11.9 million Americans watched Thursday's Republican presidential debate on CNN, the network said on Friday, a sharp drop from the 16.9 million who tuned in last week when the Republican contenders faced off on a much rowdier evening.
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"Hottest out but you already knew that/Even if I brought him to you, still couldn't get your boo back," she taunts on "Simon Says," one of the rowdier songs on her very pleasantly rowdy new album "Fever," her first on a major label.
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And then it got even rowdier Saturday at the Quicken Loans National with each putt Woods made — 12 feet for par, four in a row for birdie, a 25-foot birdie putt on the ninth hole to head to the back nine just two shots out of the lead.
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He commands a crowd with the best of them, imploring the men to grab their ladies for the "buckle shining" numbers, stomping around the stage to the rowdier tunes, and getting down on one knee for the spiritual numbers, like when he's dedicating "Live Forever" to his dead son Eddy.
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With diligence and a very large bank account, you could walk out of here with your own personal retrospective of the vital and challenging German painter Albert Oehlen: The Berlin dealer Max Hetzler is showing a syncopated abstraction of browns and yellows from 1990, while Edward Tyler Nahem of New Yorkhas a rowdier, stained work from 503, and Corbett vs.
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Despite this fact, the band never reached number one.Dutch Wikipedia site for Normaal The music could be typified as "heavy country rock", and possibly as a rowdier version of ZZ Top or Status Quo.
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By 1850, the rowdier crowds of the Bowery had mostly scared off the upper classes, and revenues suffered. The theater buildings were demolished in 1855, and the gardens closed for the last time in 1859.
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However, they were reintroduced when King Charles II returned, but still on a random basis. Interest waned by the end of the 18th century but in the 1820s large groups of Bonfire Boys started celebrating with fireworks and large bonfires. The celebrations became rowdier and rowdier until 1847, when police forces were drafted in from London to sort out the Bonfire Boys. There were riots and fighting, and restrictions were clamped down on the celebrators, their locations moved to Wallands Park, at that time fields, not the suburb it is today.
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine, in his review of the album for Allmusic, compared the song in theme to Chris Isaak's "Baby Did a Bad, Bad Thing", saying that it was "less menacing and a little rowdier" than that song.
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Generally the shows were paced to get progressively louder and rowdier to emulate a "stations of the cross for drunks."Where the funny matters, KEXP.org on Get Loweded The show would begin with a band playing a 30-minute set. An opening video would then play introducing the show.
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Charles Hugh "Chuck" Roberson (May 10, 1919 – June 8, 1988) was an American cowboy, actor, and stuntman. He was nicknamed "Bad Chuck" by director John Ford, for whom he worked many times, to distinguish him from "Good Chuck," stuntman Chuck Hayward. Roberson was reportedly the rowdier of the two, thus the nicknames.
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With them were five other members of the gang, including Max Greenberg. As the night went on, the hoods got drunker and rowdier. Closing time came at 1 am and the gangsters refused to leave. While Walter Costello loudly demanded more drinks, the bartender stole away to a telephone and called the police.
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The southern anchor, Jackson Street, was poorer, more transient, and rowdier, being part of Pioneer Square. By the 1890s, Grose was Seattle's wealthiest black resident. In 1891 Grose, along with Dr. Samuel Burdett and Conrad Rideout, formed the Cornerstone Grand Lodge of the York Masons, Seattle's first black Masonic chapter. Women relatives of the black Masons formed the Queen of Sheba Court.
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MPR News. Retrieved on 1 July 2020. At the station, protesters rallied peacefully with megaphones and signs on the steps at the building's entrance. The main protest group disbanded later in the evening, however a rowdier group broke away and began stray- painting graffiti on the precinct building and smashing windows of an empty police vehicle while some protesters urged them to stop.
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Birley, p. 47 The new club might have continued except that White Conduit Fields was an open area allowing members of the public, including the rowdier elements, to watch the matches and to voice their opinions on the play and the players. The White Conduit gentlemen were not amused by such interruptions and decided to look for a more private venue of their own.
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Dancing was big part of the scene, often accompanied with contests and newly invented dance moves. Rent parties were very competitive, with up to twelve parties occurring on a single block within any given week. Rent parties were considered to be much rowdier than the average house party at the time, with drugs, gambling, and paid rooms for sex being widely available. Gangsters and racketeers would also host rent parties as fronts.
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Besides their solo gigs they also opened for The Police (in their first Toronto show), The Specials and Squeeze. Unlike many of the rowdier Toronto bands of the era the Mods were known for being tight and professional. They recorded one EP in 1981 independently as well as another albums worth of material but a proposed major label record deal fell through. Their other recorded output includes a 1978 appearance recorded for the documentary "The Last Pogo" which they also appear on the soundtrack album for.
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Diffie told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that the album was "a little rowdier than the first two." Nash rated the album more favorably than the ones before it, saying that Diffie "is maturing into a first-rate interpreter of working-class woes." Also in 1993, Diffie was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry. Several other artists and he won that year's Country Music Association award for Vocal Event of the Year, for their guest vocals on George Jones's "I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair".
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Despite being used in temple events and community performances, the Electric Flower Car is most well known in the funereal context. Traditionally, females clad in flamboyant and skimpy underwear would dance, sing and strip for the benefit of the dead. Statistically, Traditional burial ritual involves an open casket, the sacrifice of pigs, a procession with many people walking a certain distance to "send off" the deceased. In this practice it is believed that the louder and rowdier the procession, the easier it is for the deceased to cross over to the after-life.
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Peepers received positive reviews and was noted for its decidedly different sound compared to Polar Bear's earlier records. On the Metacritic website, which aggregates reviews from critics and assigns a normalized rating out of 100, Peepers received a score of 78, based on 1 mixed and 8 positive reviews. The Independent write that Peepers is "a little more formalistic than before" but conclude that "the resoluteness of the Bear in their Britishness .... is one of the rowdier pleasures of the age". The Guardian awarded the album 4 stars, complimenting the "freshness" given to the music by Rochford's choice of recording and rehearsal techniques.
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She also recorded the original version of "Black Angel Blues", which (as "Sweet Little Angel") was covered by B. B. King and many others. With her experience in some of the rowdier juke joints of the 1920s, many of Bogan's songs, most of which she wrote herself, have thinly veiled humorous sexual references. The theme of prostitution, in particular, featured prominently in several of her recordings. One of these was "Groceries on the Shelf (Piggly Wiggly)", which was originally written and recorded by Charlie "Specks" McFadden. Piggly Wiggly is the name of a successful American supermarket chain, operating in the South and the Midwest, which first opened in 1916.
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They even went so far as to say that Wichita was infested with the Ku Klux Klan. Wichita responded to these accusations, noting that there were no murders in Wichita and that the city was orderly and civilized. As stated in the local newspaper, the Wichita Eagle, the citizens of Wichita drank less, brawled less, gambled less, and harbored fewer "scandalous" women than the city of Topeka. These conflicting statements prove that even at the time myth and rumor were more prevalent than the truth, which is that for the most part cattle towns were rowdier than ordinary cities but were not the hotbed of crime and violence that many claimed.
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This was ostensibly an exclusive club that "only gentlemen" might play for, but the club did employ professionals and one of these was the bowler Thomas Lord, a man who was recognised for his business acumen as well as his bowling ability. It was in 1785 that the club first appeared in a first-class match. White Conduit Fields was an open area allowing members of the public, including the rowdier elements, to watch the matches and to voice their opinions on the play and the players. The White Conduit gentlemen were not amused by such interruptions and decided to look for a more private venue of their own.
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Redneck Heaven waitress wearing typical uniform Opening in 2008 in Lewisville, Texas, Redneck Heaven has marketed itself as a rowdier, more sexually provocative version of the typical breastaurant like Hooters, Tilted Kilt, or Twin Peaks. Restaurants feature Southern and Redneck-themed interior elements such as car doors from the General Lee (from The Dukes of Hazzard) and other automotive and sports memorabilia. They also feature scantily clad servers who engage in what the chain terms as "mischief" (including line dancing, hula hooping and spanking). The typical uniform consists of skimpy cut-off shorts (resembling those of Dukes of Hazzard character Daisy Duke) with crop tops, bikini tops or bras.
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William E. King, If Gargoyles Could Talk: Sketches of Duke University (Durham: Carolina Academy Press, 1997). The Silent Vigil stands out from other contemporary college movements due to the collaboration between primarily white students and faculty, and mainly African-American workers. Furthermore, unlike rowdier protests at the University of California, Berkeley and Columbia University, Duke's Silent Vigil received considerable praise for its peaceful approach, especially considering its surrounding Southern backdrop. Inspired by the Civil Rights Movement, the Silent Vigil not only aimed to externally change Duke's white, privileged, and apathetic image in the eyes of the Durham community, but also internally set a powerful precedent on Duke's campus for student activism in the future.
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Jeff Tamarkin from The Phoenix found it "tougher, louder, and more electronically endowed than [...] its poppy predecessor" and noticed the "denser, rowdier sonics that permeate much of the record", but felt that "in her quest for catchy buzz lines, [Tunstall] sacrificed clarity and craft". J. Edward Keyes of Rolling Stone said that Tunstall "leavens sleek pop songs with her warm-whiskey rasp" and stated that "one of Tiger Suit's cleverest tricks" is that "it can so nimbly navigate such contradictions", awarding it three out of five stars. The Songs "Come On, Get In" and "Glamour Puss" were used in the TV show Desperate Housewives' promo for episodes 8 and 12 of the 7th season.
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In contrast to the rowdier NL, where umpires were routinely subjected to great abuse with little backing from the league office, Johnson staunchly defended his field officials and insisted that players and local authorities maintain respect for them. When he was not umpiring, Sheridan worked as an undertaker. A 1905 newspaper article even described Sheridan as having announced his retirement to pursue undertaking in 1905. Before the 1906 season, Sheridan renewed his contract with the American League. In 1906, Sheridan ejected outfielder Tip O'Neill after an argument and may have been indirectly responsible for the end of O'Neill's career. The outfielder was replaced by Pat Dougherty, who won the position for the season.
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Steve Huey wrote of Lawrence's musical style that he was "[o]ne of a number of rock- tinged honky-tonk singers who rose to fame in the early '90s" and "gained a loyal audience for his mix of modern and traditional country sounds". Erlewine described Lawrence's musical style as "polished, modern-day honky-tonk", and said that he "has never been among the most adventurous country singers and of all the post-Garth Brooks new traditionalists; he often avoids honky-tonk grit, even though he has a nice twang in his voice that would work well on rowdier material." In a review of Sticks and Stones, Alanna Nash noted that Lawrence had a physical and musical resemblance to Alan Jackson. His singing voice has also been described as a "smooth baritone" and a "warm baritone" with "effortless, emotional delivery".
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The team was expelled from the National League in 1880 for selling beer at games and playing on Sundays. In 1882 a new league formed to challenge the established NL: The American Association. The AA appealed to a different, rowdier market than the stoic NL, by offering cheaper admission prices as well as alcoholic beverages, which at that time were forbidden in the NL ballparks. Ironically, this "AA" became known as "The Beer and Whisky League", and was criticized by the NL leadership for placing so many of its teams in "river towns", characterizing the AA cities as being populated by low-class citizens: Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis. The new version of the Cincinnati Red Stockings (later shortened to Cincinnati Reds; the earliest mention of "Reds" in the Spalding Guide dates from the 1895 edition) became prosperous.
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Examples given included Freaknik in Atlanta, Georgia, spring break in Biloxi, Mississippi, and various festivals in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Virginia Beach, Virginia. Myrtle Beach Mayor Mark McBride said in 2003 that the Black Bike Week crowds are "bigger and rowdier," although that year the white Harley rally had eight motorcycle traffic deaths, while the black Memorial Day rally had three motorcycle traffic deaths. In 2008, the NAACP issued a press release claiming success in concluding every federal discrimination lawsuit they had filed in Myrtle Beach for complaints during bike week events from 1999-2003, against the City of Myrtle Beach, and restaurants that included Damon's Oceanfront and Barefoot Landing, J. Edward's Great Ribs, and Greg Norman's Australian Grill, as well as the Yachtsman Resort Hotel. In a settlement with the city, the police department agreed to use the same traffic pattern on the city's main boulevard for Black Bike Week as they did for Harley Bike Week.
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The Dutch police also sought retribution by assaulting a couple of the Hibs casuals on the street and then visiting the accommodation that was being used by the CCS and telling them in no uncertain terms to leave for Belgium the next day. Brussels Grand Place was the main congregation point and as with the previous trip there were clashes with Anderlecht boys and Maghrebis in and around this locale. As the atmosphere got rowdier in the square a police captain tried to address the crowd with his loud-hailer but this was rapidly taken from him by some Hibs boys who started chanting ‘CCS, CCS’ through it much to the delight of the rest of the mob. It was rumoured that the previous evening a couple of Hibs fans had been stabbed by Maghrebis so a small group of Hibs casuals slipped out of the intended police escort to the match and boarded a Metro train, then after smashing its windows they exited into the mainly Arabic immigrant area near to the stadium.
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ESPN columnist Ives Galarcep highlighted the differences between the U-Sector and other TFC supporters groups in a piece in which he called U-Sector "a rowdier alternative to the Red Patch Boys and a supporter's group with ties to soccer in Toronto that extend beyond the arrival of Toronto FC." Prominent Canadian soccer journalist Ben Knight echoed those sentiments, stating "(U-Sector's) vibe is a little darker, a bit rougher, and just that thrilling edge of more chaotic." Just as it did in the USL in previous years (especially in Rochester and Montreal), U-Sector makes its presence felt in many away venues around MLS. The group played a large part in the famous 'Columbus Invasion' of 2008 - in which an estimated 2300 TFC supporters travelled 600 kilometres to Columbus Crew Stadium - and also organized the first large-scale supporters trip in Toronto FC history, an away match against the New England Revolution on April 14, 2007. In addition to supporting TFC and the Lynx, U-Sector members have also travelled great distances to support the Canadian national soccer team at events such as the CONCACAF Gold Cup, having a modest contingent of supporters in Foxborough in 2003 and in Chicago in 2007.
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