So today, we play the national anthem before sporting events ... because we play the national anthem before sporting events.
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Sporting Events International sporting events from the Olympics to the World Cup tend to see spikes in malicious digital activity.
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ESPN+ will stream 10,000 live sporting events in its first year, in addition to on-demand content and past sporting events.
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Interestingly, all these protests during the national anthem at sporting events raises a separate question: Why is the national anthem a staple of sporting events to begin with?
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Twitter has tried to give sporting events — and other major news events — their own home with its Moments feature, but it's not made following fast-paced sporting events much simpler.
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Everything is bigger in Texas — even the sporting events.
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Several analysts have already picked their favorites for sporting events.
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Trump has received a mixed reaction at recent sporting events.
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All are banned from attending sporting events for three years.
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It wasn't until 2017 that women could attend sporting events.
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For the moment, VR broadcast of sporting events is limited.
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Sporting events added 0.3 percentage points to GDP in 2016.
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The kiss cam has become a staple at sporting events.
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Each year Americans wager over $150 billion on sporting events.
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Q. So any big sporting events coming up in Rio?
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Women are also now permitted to attend certain sporting events.
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A host of international sporting events have also been affected.
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"There's no sporting events; there's no trade shows," said Greengrass.
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Do they even sell tickets to sporting events in threes??
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So are these guys treating political campaigns like sporting events?
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Others are cancelling trips and foregoing conferences and sporting events.
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Concerts, sporting events and public gatherings have all been canceled.
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Several other sporting events in the country have been affected.
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This does not often happen at major international sporting events.
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In less esoteric sporting events, the M.L.B. playoffs are underway.
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Facebook also recently struck deals to stream live sporting events.
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He took employees on ski trips and to sporting events.
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But this model does not work with all sporting events.
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There are sporting events like nude yoga and nude sledding.
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Presidential campaigns have advertised during major sporting events before, however.
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It controls, for example, the outcome of major sporting events.
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Adobe sees an uptick in illicit streaming before major sporting events.
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The NBA and NCAA pulled sporting events, which also produce jobs.
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Authorities routinely conduct sting operations coinciding with large U.S. sporting events.
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He went to sporting events even when he wasn't feeling well.
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"We cannot safely and equitably staff all sporting events," Warman said.
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Snapchat also covers some sporting events with its Live Stories feature.
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Twitter tends to do well around live events, particularly sporting events.
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It's not unusual for debates to go up against sporting events.
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FAA regulations prohibit flying drones around stadiums during major sporting events.
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Concerts, sporting events and lattes, as well as travel and vacations.
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Why are so many sports and sporting events embracing luminous hues?
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Sometimes at sporting events, you can leave feeling a bit shortchanged.
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Cities may want to restrict flights around stadiums during sporting events.
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Sporting events across the country have also been called off. 5.
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Most politicians are booed when they are announced at sporting events.
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It has hosted several high-profile sporting events in the past.
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The kitchen was overflowing with free plastic cups from sporting events.
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At most stadium sporting events, loudness is welcome, or even encouraged.
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Within recent months, sporting events without fans have grown increasingly common.
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But the North did not take part in those sporting events.
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Action to restrict big public gatherings could extend to sporting events.
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Wagering on sporting events has evolved rapidly overseas in recent years.
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It also bans public gatherings of all kinds, including sporting events.
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The virus have disrupted a string of sporting events across China.
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It's for things like blowing out birthday candles or sporting events.
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Banning sporting events in the country could further hurt Iran's economy.
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Storms may halt other sporting events, but not the Rolex 24.
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They also won't be able to host any international sporting events.
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Sometimes the ill-feeling between China and Taiwan engulfs sporting events.
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The Sportsbook app only lets you place bets on sporting events when you are in New Jersey, which legalized wagering on sporting events online and on mobile devices as well as at physical locations last year.
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The royals are known for participating in charity races and sporting events.
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Khelaifi, 45, is deeply involved with sports and sporting events in Qatar.
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Future deployments being considered include sporting events, music festivals and transport hubs.
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Some recent non-football sporting events that drew a similar-size audience:Dec.
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Hertel was quick to emphasize that sporting events are just one application.
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Money is going toward field trips, team uniforms, sporting events and fundraisers.
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They aim to expand to events like music festivals and sporting events.
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As if lynchings weren't tragic enough, racists turned them into sporting events.
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How many people actually bet on politics as opposed to sporting events?
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The appearances of presidents at sporting events have long fascinated the public.
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Will we pull sponsorships from sporting events because of an athlete's behavior?
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Foxboro Stadium hosted some impressive sporting events outside of football as well.
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Saudi Arabia last year overturned a ban on women watching sporting events.
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In smaller places, retirees can get almost personal treatment at sporting events.
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It's one of few major sporting events still unaffected by coronavirus fears.
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Public events are suspended: no weddings, funerals, concerts, movies, or sporting events.
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The exceptions are live broadcasts of major sporting events and awards shows.
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Protests in Sacramento have shut down busy streets and disrupted sporting events.
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The government has forbidden large public gatherings, including sporting events and concerts.
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Sporting events could take place behind closed doors — or not at all
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Sporting events, concerts, cultural tours — you name it, it's been called off.
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Hundreds of soccer matches and other sporting events were stolen and aired.
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Italy has cancelled sporting events and implemented mandatory quarantines in some communities.
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Authorities in Italy shuttered schools, businesses and restaurants and canceled sporting events.
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What's more, sporting events can drive out local consumers for the weekend.
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And outsiders come for the sporting events, art exhibitions and live performances.
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ESPN+ is offering 10,000 live sporting events in its first year, including Major League Baseball and NHL Hockey, past sporting events, a library of on-demand programs, and exclusive programming that won't be available on the network's linear channels.
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It's resulted in countless more fans placing wagers on their favorite sporting events.
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All professional Dutch soccer matches were cancelled, along with most outdoor sporting events.
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The Cricket World Cup is one of the biggest sporting events this year.
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Outdoor Voices attends races and other sporting events to reach its targeted demographic.
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And, surprisingly, television viewership of sporting events (important for us, especially) is down.
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The theory that major sporting events fuel prostitution is not a new one.
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My parents were very involved and came to all of our sporting events.
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Animals interrupting sporting events are often times even better than the games themselves.
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Perhaps TSA-style screening is the new future of concerts and sporting events.
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Another consideration that drives the colour schemes of sporting events is brand recognition.
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But the past two sporting events Trump attended have not produced favorable images.
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She manages a team that covers international sporting events such as the Olympics.
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Concerts, carnivals and sporting events were canceled, sapping revenue from the entertainment industry.
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Athletes and sports competitors participate in organized, officiated sporting events to entertain spectators.
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And, Madison Square Garden is fun to visit for sporting events and concerts.
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LONDON — For the superstitious fan, black cats and sporting events don't really mix.
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Attendance for sporting events has been generally dropping, while TV rights deals soar.
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They will certainly contribute to the cancellation of more sporting events and concerts.
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The rapidly spreading virus has shut down schools, restaurants, sporting events and concerts.
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Few, if any, sporting events, in America, had been so charged, so flammable.
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The rapidly spreading virus has shut down schools, restaurants, sporting events and concerts.
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Hong Kong also closed most public venues – restaurants, bars, sporting events and theaters.
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It has spent more to stand out at music festivals and sporting events.
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Next year, ESPN's streaming service kicks off, with content from 10,000 sporting events.
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Ivanka Trump is also expected to attend some of the Olympic sporting events.
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A number of international sporting events have been affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Soccer matches in northern Italy and China were among other sporting events postponed.
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Jared Kushner has also attended sporting events with Silver, according to the newspaper.
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But the impact of extreme weather on sporting events is hard to ignore.
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But shares could start to feel the pinch as sporting events are canceled.
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The Byzantines were, to be somewhat reductive, not terribly keen on sporting events.
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Carnivals were where many sporting events, including boxing and wrestling, proliferated in the early 218th century, and although it may sound akin to profession, WWF-style wrestling to our modern sensibilities, at the time, carnivals and fairs hosted legitimate sporting events.
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There, there were 10 sporting events, such as wheelchair basketball, swimming and indoor rowing.
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It reopened in 2010 for various sporting events until its roof collapsed in 2013.
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The FAA has issued TFRs near major sporting events, political conventions and nuclear sites.
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Joshua was in NY to promote DAZN -- which streams sporting events including his Sept.
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He is sometimes tapped to sing the Canadian national anthem at local sporting events.
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That is more than all the big-league sporting events and theme parks combined.
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The stadium had previously been reserved for all-male crowds to watch sporting events.
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I did my absolute best to avoid missing my kids' sporting events or concerts.
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Live sporting events are not new to VR, but Saturday is LiveLike's public debut.
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Streaming services often only support 30fps, while sporting events often come in at 60fps.
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Sports fans already have other places to find highlights from sporting events, for free.
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That has put more scrutiny on pricey ad buys for big-time sporting events.
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There's a reason why U.S. presidents rarely attend sporting events outside Olympic opening ceremonies.
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The core business of live sporting events is limited by time, space, and talent.
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But Luzira is by no means the only prison to hold organized sporting events.
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Professional athletes should be required to stand during the National Anthem at sporting events.
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Ten days of sporting events ensued and knights competed for both country and honor.
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The days of gambling and sporting events engaged in the shadows is long past.
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It's also working to give viewers access to more than 10,000 live sporting events.
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The Brazilians have managed big international sporting events before, including the 2014 World Cup.
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Yet police and paramilitary violence and human rights violations accompany its grand sporting events.
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Some are calling for us to do away with anthems before sporting events altogether.
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Now you may resume dining with Transformers actresses and guzzling Champagne at sporting events.
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Many large-scale public gatherings and sporting events have been scaled down or canceled.
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Mike DeWine urging large gatherings be canceled and sporting events be held without fans.
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I do not go to major sporting events or concerts or parades very often.
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Major sporting events, the life's blood of Disney-owned ESPN, have also been suspended.
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But it's also threatening workers who rely on sporting events to earn a living.
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Mass gatherings and all sporting events, including the Serie A league, have been canceled.
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Mike DeWine requested that indoor sporting events exclude spectators besides parents and essential personnel.
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Walking, woodworking, weeding, video games, sporting events or playing an instrument succeed for some.
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And programming costs at ESPN will climb because of the timing of sporting events.
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No panic, no closures, no shutting down of sporting events, restaurants, or movie theaters.
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Sporting events, schools, universities, and even mass have been shut down across the country.
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Eventually, citizens may be asked to avoid public gatherings like concerts or sporting events.
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For the rebellious youth, sporting events became another excuse to drink and be disruptive.
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The concept of women-as-accessories to men's sporting events has begun to fade.
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Every week, they round up the best of the best sporting events to watch.
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But what if select sporting events encouraged the use of technological and scientific enhancements?
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Officials threw their support behind transgender beauty contests and sporting events that she organized.
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That ineligibility, some antidoping officials said, should carry over to other international sporting events.
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" The correct answer, despite its overuse at sporting events, is "Welcome to the Jungle.
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But they do offer them instruction, they offer them lessons, movies, sporting events, recreation outside.
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Do you also have a complex relationship with the olympics, or other major sporting events?
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The company frequently makes appearances at profressional sporting events, offering free DNA tests to fans.
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These include the beach, pool, boats, outdoor sporting events, rooftops, and even the ski slopes.
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This could include area tourist attractions, sporting events, shows, dining options, transfers, and much more.
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Referees at sporting events are subject to reviews that check their decisions to within millimetres.
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EBay blamed fewer games in major U.S. sporting events for lower ticket sales at StubHub.
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Several studies have linked major sporting events to an increase in reports of domestic violence.
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Initially, the project organizers plan to target international sporting events both in Japan and overseas.
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It is among the most watched and most gambled-on sporting events of the year.
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The company said it will live stream more than 400 live sporting events in 2016.
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It looked very ... They're leaning in pretty hard with TV advertising, national advertising, sporting events.
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What other "sporting" events would you like to see featured in the Olympics and why?
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"Korean consumers tend to eat more fried chicken during international sporting events," the magazine notes.
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Future events like concerts and sporting events will be recommended based on your Instagram activity.
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This will apply to all sporting events and nearly every concert, effective Sunday, March 10.
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Restaurants like Buffalo Wild Wings tend to attract the largest crowds during mainstream sporting events.
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For many companies these sporting events garner broad media exposure, but more importantly, drives sales.
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We're also seeing other sporting events, like the PGA's Latin American tour, postpone upcoming dates.
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Adidas says the marathon is "one of the most inspirational sporting events in the world."
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But collective bargaining agreements don't always operate on the same binary as sporting events themselves.
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The Scripps National Spelling Bee is the most grueling of all timeless American sporting events.
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The national anthem is played before every NFL football game and many other sporting events.
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Smoke from the large wildfire has prompted several universities to cancel or postpone sporting events.
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Major sporting events rarely escape the ugly menace of doping and Gwangju was no different.
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Bobby Jindal spends much of his time these days driving his children to sporting events.
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It's one of the biggest international sporting events in the world, with 24 teams competing.
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Both cards offer a notable perk: exclusive ticket presales on concerts, sporting events and more.
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Flying drones around stadiums is prohibited by the FAA when major sporting events take place.
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It's one of the biggest international sporting events in the world, with 2900 teams competing.
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Major sporting events are often presented as a way to help boost a country's economy.
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The tournament is one of the most watched sporting events in the US each year.
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The Italian government has also banned fans from attending sporting events and some fashion shows.
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Today, the World Cup is one of the most important sporting events in the world.
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Sporting events throughout the U.S. continue to be affected by fears of the coronavirus spreading.
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The governor called for the cancellation of nonessential events such as concerts and sporting events.
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Even sporting events ranging from the Super Bowl to the Winter Olympics saw viewership declines.
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Countries have shuttered museums, tourist attractions and sporting events to minimise the risk of transmission.
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Limiting public gatherings like sporting events is critical to slowing the spread of the virus.
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Those playbooks called for pretty extreme stuff: closing schools, calling off concerts and sporting events.
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The Italian Olympic Committee called for all sporting events to be canceled until April 3.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said all public gatherings will be banned and sporting events suspended.
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A number of international sporting events have been cancelled or postponed because of the outbreak.
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Major sporting events offer one plausible substitute, including the World Cup, which begins on Thursday.
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As well as sporting events, NextVR offers "immersive music experiences" filmed in nightclubs and studios.
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Before reading the article, take a moment to think back to sporting events you've attended.
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Even before the 2017 deal, Facebook had already been making moves toward streaming sporting events.
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Social networks are about people in the same way that sporting events are about sports.
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I have long held that airing political grievances during sporting events is a bad idea.
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The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered the doors to major sporting events, concerts and Broadway plays.
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SPORTS All sporting events and competitions are suspended, including top flight Serie A soccer games.
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The service will feature 10,000 live sporting events in its first year, including Major League Baseball and NHL Hockey, as well as exclusive studio programming that won't be available on the network's linear channels, a library of on-demand programs, and past sporting events.
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It can also predict the outcomes of sporting events and answer math, science, and engineering questions.
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Iranian women have been banned from attending male-only sporting events since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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And we know that Russia likes to use sporting events as opportunities to showcase its greatness.
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So now you can watch sporting events from England without actually being in the same country.
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I've never had more invitations to corporate and sporting events and we've even upgraded our accommodation.
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In layman's terms, they protect your hearing at loud concerts and sporting events without muffling sounds.
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Photo: Getty ImagesRemember back when 3D TVs, movies, live sporting events, and glasses were a thing?
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G.I. Tickets Foundation is sending troops to sporting events as a thank you for their service.
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This helps explain the difference between women's professional leagues like the WNBA and international sporting events.
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Numerous businesses, as well as music and sporting events, have spurned the state amid the furor.
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France, a country without a Formula One grand prix, already bans alcohol sponsorship of sporting events.
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Citi Private Pass will help you score pre-sale packages for concerts, sporting events and screenings.
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Following that deal, Twitter continued to make deal after deal to live stream other sporting events.
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This could be a lower cost solution used for sporting events played within a smaller location.
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"When we go to school activities, sporting events, we will sit right next to each other."
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Other emojis pop up around major sporting events, such as the Olympics or the Premier League.
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Sporting events must also stand out from the sponsor's logos and flashing advertisements that adorn it.
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They are held in the same city as the Olympics, though the sporting events aren't related.
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Bad Lip Reading takes real footage — news, sporting events, television dramas — and dubs over the dialogue.
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Then again, hosting these global sporting events also reaps tremendous propaganda dividends with the home audience.
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It's home to the Sports Museum of Finland as well as many sporting events and concerts.
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COWs—Cells on Wheels—are mobile cell sites specialized for sporting events, concerts, and national emergencies.
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Cruise ships, airlines, hotels, sporting events and concert halls are all in the line of fire.
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People spend upward of 10 times as much on sporting events as they do in China.
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The wave became a staple of sporting events and Mr. Henderson's cheerleading career spanned four decades.
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Other apps include live sporting events platform Dazn, ecommerce apps AliExpress and Overstock, and the Hotels.
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It's not just jobs at airlines, hotels, amusement parks and sporting events that are at risk.
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Japan was hit by a wave of closures to tourist attractions, sporting events, concerts, and festivals.
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Major sporting events, including the college-basketball betting frenzy known as March Madness, have been canceled.
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But the pizza chain's stock could start to feel the pinch as sporting events are canceled.
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Major sporting events are being canceled, giant conferences and festivals postponed and universities are going remote.
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Theaters are shuttered, sporting events have ground to a halt, travel has slowed to a crawl.
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Sporting events both in the region and worldwide have taken a severe hit from the coronavirus.
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That means no big weddings or milestone birthday parties, no major sporting events or arena concerts.
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Campuses with high turnouts also integrate voter registration where students gather, like concerts and sporting events.
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Gulf states have canceled or postponed conferences, sporting events and concerts due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Unlike many sporting events in Turkey, there is a balanced mix of male and female participants.
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But it's most at home at sporting events, and the Mark III's upgraded features reflect that.
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From global sporting events to the 2020 election, your smartphone is your lens into what's happening.
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Russia will also reportedly be banned from hosting global sporting events during the four-year period.
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As we harden targets like convention halls, sporting events, and airline flights, the "bad guys" adjust.
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The plan would also put limitations on certain donations, such as those attached to sporting events.
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Along with major sporting events, the Grammys are one of the most-viewed events in television.
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There are individual hand pies, like Cornish pasties and diminutive football pies, sold at sporting events.
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The study very obviously found those receiving the procedures were more likely to have food stuck in their esophagus during cultural and sporting events, like Thanksgiving and the Super Bowl, than during non-cultural and sporting events, like pretty much every other day of the year.
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They've also united at the kids' sporting events and for games at the University of Southern California.
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Charlotte lost the 2017 NBA All-Star game as well as concerts, conferences and more sporting events.
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"Violence has erupted at the last two sporting events I've been to," he wrote on Twitter Sunday.
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Previously, she's worn them to church, award ceremonies, and sporting events — talk about getting her money's worth.
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Jimmy has taken special care to include my son in sporting events, camping and other guy activities.
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Several same-sex kisses have been documented at other sporting events, and this one was no exception.
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If people want to bet their money on sporting events, they should be free to do so.
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His family said he loved to hunt, deep-sea fish, snowboard, and attend his children's sporting events.
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Nóos was used by both men to win inflated contracts to organize sporting events, according to prosecutors.
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The singles will compete in winter sporting events, with the winners of the challenges earning date cards.
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In most countries big sporting events leave a trail of broken promises about new and improved infrastructure.
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But sports have been the exception, as most live sporting events were broadcast primarily on cable networks.
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"You will see delays in real-time updates during sporting events and breaking news," the developers say.
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And executives will be seen in the best seats at sporting events like the Superbowl or Wimbledon.
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In other words, Netflix doesn't plan on bidding on the rights to live sporting events anytime soon.
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Facebook saw the potential nightmare of the world "Periscoping" weddings, parties, sporting events and breaking-news moments.
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In the U.S., face recognition tech is also used at sporting events, concerts, toll booths, and more.
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Outside of global affairs and Hollywood glamour, Brad and Angelina made time for American sporting events too.
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But, he added, Wanda would favour profitable sporting events over buying stakes in money-losing soccer clubs.
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To add to that success, the Singapore tourism board is working to bring in other sporting events.
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What's more, there are all sorts of sporting events throughout September and October — including baseball playoff games.
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The critique has centered on concern that betting would impair the integrity of the sporting events themselves.
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And when it comes to these crossover sporting events, Warren wants his prospect firmly in the mix.
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Sporting events require a huge amount of security and are incredibly organized down to the minor details.
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Instead, it should insist on the formal Iranian abrogation of all restrictions on women at sporting events.
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They also note that Rio has successfully hosted other large sporting events, including the 2014 World Cup.
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Burst Mode can be helpful in taking pictures of sporting events, sprightly toddlers and fast-moving pets.
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SORKIN: THE WORLD CUP, OBVIOUSLY ONE OF THE GREAT BIG SPORTING EVENTS IN THE WORLD RIGHT NOW.
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Gambling establishments hope to be soliciting wagers on sporting events and horse races as soon as possible.
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Children are exposed to other hazardous noise: lawn mowers, rock concerts, firearms, sporting events and police sirens.
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Popular sporting events are known to be loud and Japanese race fans are famous for their enthusiasm.
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The NCAA Covid-19 advisory panel recommended that all upcoming sporting events also be held without spectators.
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The ESPN service will offer about 10,000 sporting events per year, including MLB, NHL and MLS content.
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Ms. McSally sang the national anthem, a duty she's assumed at previous sporting events in the state.
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Major sporting events, including top-flight Serie A football, will be played without spectators for a month.
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Major sporting events, entertainment venues and schools in some states have closed in response to the coronavirus.
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Other teams have since copied the Seahawks' approach, but locking arms at sporting events is not new.
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Lloyd's insurers Beazley , Hiscox and Tokio Marine Kiln typically insure big sporting events such as the Olympics.
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"It's a problem that the chaebol score political points through sporting events like this," Ms. Ju said.
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Alas, major league sporting events—from March Madness to Major League Baseball's opening day—are postponed indefinitely.
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Schools have been closed, and large public gatherings like sporting events and music festivals have been banned.
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It stressed that large gatherings included "festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of assemblies."
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Ultimately, Arnold's pleas to let fans attend sporting events fell on deaf ears in the Governor's office.
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He ends a remarkable career marked by two sporting events in which he had little previous experience.
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Parking lots, sporting events, concerts — really any public area — could be targets for potential attacks using drones.
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Facebook is also reportedly giving up on acquiring streaming rights to big sporting events for the service.
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There is a decent chance that major sporting events and public gatherings will be delayed or canceled.
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Fetes and sporting events in the main square of his village provide occasions for locals to gather.
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Along with overturning the driving ban, women are now allowed to attend sporting events in Saudi Arabia.
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To cheer on their classmates at sporting events, students at times paint their faces and bodies blue.
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The university band no longer plays "Dixie," a Southern folk song with minstrel roots, at sporting events.
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He has streaked some 220 times, including more than 70 undressed appearances at high-profile sporting events.
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And a study by the firm shows a regular pattern among hackers as large sporting events draw near.
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The Northern Territory Racing Commission has a declared schedule of sporting events it grants licences for betting on.
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Combined, fuboTV offers viewers over 30,000 sporting events per year, 10,000+ titles in its video-on-demand library.
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The venue has played host to some of the world's biggest sporting events including the 2002 Commonwealth Games.
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Since McCrory signed the bill in March, sporting events, musicians, businesses, and other organizations have boycotted the state.
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Cops are all over social media, using monitoring tools to keep tabs on sporting events, protests, and more.
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Steve Ciobo, the trade minister, says taxpayers "expect" to pay for politicians to go to sporting events. Perhaps.
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The bird was a fixture at Air Force Academy sporting events as well as military and community events.
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The findings can be extended to other domains, including cruise ships, trains, sporting events, concerts, and office spaces.
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Though dwarfed by the Super Bowl, the Oscars are often one of America's most watched non-sporting events.
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" Another wrote, "A look around at our community sporting events, our churches are great snapshots of our community.
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Under state regulations, no action can be placed on sporting events involving Delaware State and University of Delaware.
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Absent from the politicians' responses is why the anthem is played before sporting events in the first place.
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For nearly 40 years, women in Iran have been barred from attending certain men's sporting events, including soccer.
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By law, Texas also bans open carry at schools, hospitals, nursing homes, sporting events, and airport security checkpoints.
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There were also some major sponsors you wouldn't see anymore at sporting events, including Skoal and Kodak Film.
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Nearly all tickets for concerts, theater performances, festivals, sporting events, and other forms of entertainment are sold online.
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Major sporting events are still largely associated with traditional media channels, including CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox and ESPN.
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With summer here, there's no better time to get an action camera to record your extreme sporting events.
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Since Friday, heat wave conditions caused cancellation of major sporting events and put pressure on the electricity grid.
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Inundated by quarterly business reports, weekly sporting events and hourly news cycles, Americans have become far too shortsighted.
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Yum said that live sporting events, including baseball, college football and the NFL were important to its business.
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He also has run a sports and hospitality business that took people to sporting events around the world.
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Many have been refurbished and continue to put on sporting events, while others have fallen prey to neglect.
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Burgess also said she and her colleagues worked without pay at after-school sporting events to sell concessions.
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Plus, how what happens outside the stadium is becoming more important when it comes to large sporting events.
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Search has gotten an update, too, to now include episodes, sporting events, and keyword matches from movie descriptions.
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This network will integrate exclusive live collegiate sporting events, extensive highlights, classic games, and daily live studio programming.
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It is a challenge other countries that hosted major sporting events have faced, and in many cases, flunked.
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Enberg, whose career spanned five decades, was known for his "Oh My!" declaration as he called sporting events.
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Disney also will create a stand-alone ESPN digital service with access to 10,000 additional live sporting events.
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The coronavirus pandemic has sharply reduced global travel and canceled major sporting events, industry conferences and Broadway shows.
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It cited conferences, festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events and weddings as examples of gatherings that should be postponed.
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But, also, do they think people are just gonna stay home when they don't go to sporting events?
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The Greek government has temporarily barred spectators from attending sporting events in a bid to contain the virus.
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Sporting events and other large public gatherings will also be included in the shutdown, she added, without elaborating.
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Avdeev read about cultural and sporting events around the world being canceled and businesses closing their doors everywhere.
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Events I was looking forward to have also been canceled, including music festivals, debate competitions, and sporting events.
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Mass gatherings have been postponed or changed, with conferences canceled and sporting events played with no live audience.
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U.S. consumers shelled out $56 billion to attend sporting events in 2016, according to a study by CreditCards.com.
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That's why you still see rows of them on the sidelines at professional sporting events the world over.
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Large public gatherings and sporting events have also been put on hold for two weeks across the country.
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The activity could be a revenue booster for states when gamblers are allowed to wager on sporting events.
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Dr. Arnulf, training for extreme sporting events on land, spent a fair amount of time in the gym.
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On December 2168th the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) prohibited Russia from major sporting events for four years.
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ON DECEMBER 9TH the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) banned Russia from major sporting events for four years.
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It has since been worn by athletes at a range of sporting events, including fencing and figure skating.
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Italy, said on Wednesday that all sporting events will be held without spectators until at least April 3.
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Across the country, students have used the president's name to mock or goad minority opponents at sporting events.
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The Union Cup is one of many lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender sporting events held around the world.
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The win for bettors is a loss for the NCAA, which worries that gambling on professional and college sporting events "risk[s] the reputation of one of our nation's most popular pastimes" and "threatens to change the nature of sporting events from wholesome entertainment for all ages to devices for gambling".
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That can turn any pyrotechnic event in a closed space — like concerts or sporting events — into an unpleasant experience.
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The battle for the spot was one of the most well-attended Twitter sporting events of the last month.
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"[My daughter] has been coming to sporting events with me since she was two weeks old," Meier told Mashable.
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The act was originally created to prevent mob members from betting on rigged sporting events from state to state.
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We do not want a repeat of last year and we have learned lessons from other major sporting events.
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He's been photographed outside vaping in New York City during a bike ride excursion, at sporting events, and more.
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Live video is prized by advertisers for events that command outsized attention, such as sporting events or the Oscars.
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The lines are set the same way they are for the sporting events that comprise Dink's bread and butter.
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The days are filled with different sporting events that overlap, so you will inevitably have to decide your favorites.
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Mind the popcorn hands Sharing a bowl of popcorn at movies, sporting events, fairs and concerts is common practice.
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The AP also tallied the losses of dozens of conventions, sporting events and concerts through figures from local officials.
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The Epson full-HD 2500 lumens projector can instantly supersize your favourite films, games, and sporting events at home.
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In response, well-known baseball sports agent, Scott Boras, called for Congress to criminalize racist comments at sporting events.
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The app will also have a built-in DVR function so fans can record sporting events to watch later.
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The Epson projects in full HD 1080p, which is ideal for 3D movies, sporting events, video games, and more.
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Why it matters: Mittman believes people will pay for live sporting events, but not necessarily sports journalism and analysis.
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Military police will patrol sporting events and across the academy grounds, as well as assist in finding the cadet.
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There will also be an additional product which will give viewers access to more than 10,000 live sporting events.
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Extremists have targeted large sporting events, theatres, open markets, aviation services, transportation systems, and public venues where people congregate.
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Sports medicine physicians diagnose, treat, and help prevent injuries that occur during sporting events, athletic training, and physical activities.
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Q. How many people, on an average week, ask if you can help get them tickets to sporting events?
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Since June, Iranian women have achieved incremental progress in shattering a longstanding taboo against female attendance at sporting events.
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Indeed, the Pentagon has spent millions of dollars on "paid patriotism" displays at sporting events, a 2015 report found.
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In recent years, deadly attacks have occurred at schools, offices, concerts, sporting events, shopping malls, and houses of worship.
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She has performed the national anthem at several sporting events, as seen in videos shared on her YouTube page.
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Large sporting events, potential targets for terrorists, as the attacks in Paris in November showed, are still hugely popular.
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I haven't been to a lot of sporting events aside from my third-grade soccer matches in Van Nuys.
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Fears about public gatherings have canceled sporting events and conferences like SXSW and Collision, a tech event in Toronto.
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Examples of large events include "festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of assemblies," the CDC said.
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All sporting events in Pleven and Gabrovo regions - the areas affected by the outbreak, would be postponed, authorities said.
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It seems obvious that sporting events would be one place to stop ads, since they appeal to all ages.
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She did not call for Britons to boycott the World Cup, one of the most popular global sporting events.
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U.S. agencies have issued similar warnings before other major international sporting events, including the recent Winter Olympics in Seoul.
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Fans are growing restive as the reality sinks in: There are almost no live sporting events going on anywhere.
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Fans are growing restive as the reality sinks in: There are almost no live sporting events going on anywhere.
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Schools and universities closed, Broadway went dark, Disney World and Disneyland both shuttered and sporting events were canceled everywhere.
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It will not result in the sort of security nightmare common at airports or even sporting events, they said.
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The NCAA's "March Madness" basketball tournament, one of the most popular annual sporting events in America, was also cancelled.
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Other nations have also shuttered schools, canceled religious festivals and sporting events to minimize the risk of coronavirus transmission.
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The prime minister also announced that all sporting events, including Serie A, the country's top soccer league, were suspended.
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Two investigations revealed that Russia's doping program had tainted scores of athletes and multiple sporting events across several years.
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The Coachella music festival was postponed until October, as the outbreak affected plans for cultural and sporting events worldwide.
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"This fits into the whole tradition of totalitarian mass events, parades, collective celebrations of sporting events," said Mr. Gudkov.
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The ticketing industry, meanwhile, is getting worried that the virus could weigh on attendance at concerts and sporting events.
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Lucky for us, there are now groups of transplants who gather for sporting events and other social activities.5.
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I think the top prices will keep going up, just as they do for movies, concerts and sporting events.
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The eclipse will bring crowds together in a way we normally associate with major sporting events and concert festivals.
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By 1983, it had grown to about 12 million subscribers on the back of live sporting events and movies.
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And during the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics, the city will host spillover sporting events, including baseball, softball and soccer.
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As part of the backlash against the law, planned job expansions, concerts and major sporting events have been canceled.
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What this means: Expect restaurants to push boneless wings and offer less wing deals for sporting events. http://bit.
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The coronavirus outbreak has already led to a number of sporting events in Asia being canceled, postponed or relocated.
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For things like nosebleed seats at concerts or sporting events, however, sometimes it's just enough to remember you're there.
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We are participating in a PENTATHLON and, as you probably guessed, we will be engaging in five sporting events.
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Thirty-five years later, images of blackface -- and their subsequent controversy -- pop up annually during Halloween and sporting events.
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Fans are even shifting to watching more sporting events on mobile devices and social platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
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"Unfortunately, lots of sick minds channel their irrationality into sporting events," Nacional said as they expressed their "profound shame".
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Big sporting events definitely do drive up the cost of hotel rooms and increase demand at restaurants and bars.
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But once the games were underway, dramatic sporting events — along with NBC's routinely shoddy coverage thereof — took center stage.
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Mainstream American culture considers violence heroic in certain socially sanctioned contexts — "just" wars, certain sporting events, self-defense, etc.
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Sporting events are a simulation of conflict with no serious consequences, yet they generate enormous amounts of specific information.
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" The organizer also wrote: "A look around at our community sporting events, our churches are great snapshots of our community.
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Like in other sporting events, athletes in the digital arena sport high-end gaming gear and jerseys with sponsor logos.
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Hulu worked with NBC and the Olympics to create its experience, which allows you to subscribe to specific sporting events.
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Closing Ceremony: Sunday, August 21, at 7 pm Eastern at Maracanã Stadium Here is the full schedule of sporting events.
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It's been curating feeds around live sporting events, and highlighting them at the top of users' feeds, since last summer.
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Thankfully, no sporting events were scheduled for WMU's stadium this week, although the school probably faces a major cleanup operation.
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But in the case of international sporting events such as the Olympics, perhaps we shouldn't be so quick to judge.
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The National Football League's draft is one of television's biggest sporting events, with ratings that beat out NBA playoff games.
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Fears that Saddam Hussein would target this, the most American of sporting events, led some NFL officials to consider rescheduling.
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Known as "Harmonica Pete," DuPré has performed the anthem for a variety of sporting events and ceremonies over the years.
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This is due to a law which forbids professional sporting events from promoting knockouts as we had reported in 2013.
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It also doesn't let viewers experience the joy of the Olympic Games: interesting sporting events where unexpected countries can dominate.
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Live sporting events have been illegally streamed on platforms like Twitch before, including the Mayweather v McGregor fight in August.
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You can also enjoy photos in the memories app, which uses machine learning to identify sporting events, weddings, and babies.
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The royal dad-to-be is also a patron of several sporting events, including the London Marathon and England Rugby.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference, another major collegiate athletic league, also has restored North Carolina's eligibility to host championship sporting events.
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Ever since the doping revelations came to light, Russia's right to host international sporting events has been called into question.
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The heat wave is canceling other sporting events around the nation, including horse races in New York state and Maryland.
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These risks can be offset by ensuring stadium projects can generate additional revenue from hosting concerts or other sporting events.
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Geopolitics always come into play when selecting hosts for the largest international sporting events, the World Cup and the Olympics.
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Reports claim he has been banned from sporting events at high schools in five states, including Oregon and North Dakota.
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Nikki Haley uses it as a wager when she bets other governors on things like the outcome of sporting events.
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Sending parents and family members along to sporting events is something of a tradition in the world of talk shows.
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Concerts and sporting events are particularly vulnerable terrorism targets because they feature large, captive audiences and stage high-profile events.
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Men often tend to socialize around alcohol and violent sporting events, and women sometimes feel threatened in environments like that.
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Adding Twitter's increasingly large catalog of live sporting events to such an "Apple TV Guide" could be a smart move.
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Outlook has also added "interesting calendars" — a feed of important dates, such sporting events, that has long existed in Gmail.
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Once you're finished, you'll be greeted by a comprehensive guide of sporting events for the day, broken down by sport.
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It was followed by vice spending, including alcohol (10%), tobacco (8%), live entertainment and sporting events (7%) and gambling (4%).
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In fact, more of us go to visit zoos and aquariums each year than attend all professional sporting events combined.
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Singing in the stands at sporting events is mainstream behavior — any major soccer match in Europe is evidence of that.
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While sporting events almost always go smoothly, occasionally something unexpected can interfere and steal attention away from the main event.
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Here is a look back on all the times animals got in the way of the most intense sporting events.
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KEN BELSON Crowds of ticket buyers swelled in one area Wednesday night, but no sporting events were taking place there.
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Pruitt has come under scrutiny for taking security on family vacations, frequent trips home to Oklahoma, and to sporting events.
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Many major sporting events move from site to site, so fans do not tend to go to them every year.
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He keeps busy, driving his kids to school and to sporting events, and likes to work out in the gym.
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As has been done in Japan, sporting events without live audiences would be preferred in order to achieve social distancing.
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" For its part, the NCAA says that none of the experts it's listening to have "advised against holding sporting events.
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GL: So less than 28.4 percent of the audience for these sporting events is still below the age of 21.
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When the effect of sporting events was removed the Swiss economy grew at a year-on-year rate of 0.9%.
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In an age of security and terror fears, it's really stunning that this continues to happen at major sporting events.
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This is also the case for Britain's youngsters, for whom the Season involves sporting events, cocktail parties, dances, and concerts.
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He opted not to curtail sporting events, even as he warned the virus would likely cause a significant death toll.
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This video looks back at how international sporting events have long been a window into geopolitics between the two countries.
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Examples of large events and mass gatherings include conferences, festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of assemblies.
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What it means for Madison AvenueMultiple sporting events around the world have already been cancelled in response to the coronavirus.
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I am finally waving the white flag and acknowledging the existence of sporting events that I don't care about much.
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The coronavirus has affected a host of major sporting events, raising fears the demand for pork and beef could slow.
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Schools, cinemas, gyms, nightclubs and some bars have already been shuttered and many concerts and sporting events have been cancelled.
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Emmert announced his decision hours after Ohio's governor, Mike DeWine, said the state would bar spectators from indoor sporting events.
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The report points to the effects that can have on sports in schools and in professional leagues and sporting events.
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Japan has closed schools and canceled many sporting events, but has refrained from forcing travel, businesses and restaurants to shut.
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It was followed by vice spending, including alcohol (23%), tobacco (8%), live entertainment and sporting events (7%), and gambling (4%).
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Schools have been closed in a number of German states, while major sporting events are taking place behind closed doors.
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With an ESPN+ subscription, you can even enjoy live sporting events on your Roku device for only $4.99 a month.
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Twelve of the posters focus on various Olympic Games while the remaining eight highlight sporting events in the Paralympic Games.
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We can extend that same open-mindedness to select sporting events and reveal what the human being can do athletically.
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Consumers shelled out $219 billion to attend sporting events over the past year, according to a new study by CreditCards.com.
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The raid sought documents detailing "business concessions and broadcasting rights for sporting events," the prosecution office said in a statement.
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Viagogo is a Switzerland-based company that also resells tickets, mostly for sporting events including European football, rugby and cricket.
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Indeed, the commercial value of these two fighters is definitely comparable to United States most valuable sporting events, the Superbowl.
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On Saturday and Sunday, she will attend a variety of as-yet-unannounced sporting events to cheer on American athletes.
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It also will air during other sporting events such as the U.S. Open, Major League Baseball games, and college football.
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The Academy had a number of sporting events scheduled on Saturday, including swimming, basketball, and gymnastics, that were ultimately canceled.
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The content owners claimed in their filings that a Saudi streaming service called BeoutQ frequently pirates their live sporting events.
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Smoky skies have turned the sun into a tangerine-colored ball and led to canceled sporting events and grounded flights.
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Companies typically buy contingency, or cancellation, insurance for sporting events, which covers everything from rain stopping play to terror attacks.
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This summer is packed with sporting events to get behind, and with this collaboration, Palace x adidas is setting the tone.
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The drone's manufacturer said the user apparently overrode a system designed to prevent flights over prohibited areas such as sporting events.
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After becoming president of ESPN in January 2012, he led the network's effort to acquire rights to broadcast live sporting events.
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Elkhan Mammadov, the general secretary of Azerbaijan's football association, points out that Armenians have competed in sporting events in Baku before.
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Cooper said he'll keep trying to reduce the effects of HB2 and bring businesses and sporting events back to the state.
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Uriko have been a feature at Japanese sporting events for decades but are synonymous with baseball, the country's most popular sport.
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They've also united at the kids' sporting events and for games at the University of Southern California — most recently on Sunday.
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Every horse, ever, has the exact same birthday in the Southern Hemisphere, in an effort to standardise horse-related sporting events.
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Many of us will have long-standing groups set up around schools, social clubs, sporting events, family units, and so on.
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Similar matches, in addition to an uncountable number of other sporting events, are taking place in New Zealand and South Africa.
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Now we need to do the same for sporting events, transportation, public housing, schools, law enforcement agencies, and all public places.
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Presumably, Michael Phelps is on the other end of this flagpole: Cellphones: the new Bic lighter at concerts and sporting events.
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That's what you better be prepared to discuss when you talk human trafficking, and mention sporting events like the Super Bowl.
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Her main job is to keep school spirit high and the cheers even higher by attending sporting events and looking cute.
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Once on the market, organizers will have to check runners to make sure they're not wearing these devices during sporting events.
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Earlier this year, the company announced a multi-year deal with Fox Sports to broadcast live sporting events from the network.
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Legislation banning "smokeless tobacco" at all professional and amateur sporting events in Chicago was passed in the City Council on Wednesday.
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In May, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a federal law that had banned gambling on sporting events in most states.
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And, that women are more than capable of completing the Tour, one of the most difficult sporting events in the world.
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And look at this -- the I.G. report also found that FBI employees received oh, free tickets to sporting events from who?
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The media in this report appalling giving gifts and tickets to sporting events and golf outings and exchange, apparently for leaks.
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From music to movies to television to sporting events, entertainment and politics have merged in a particularly distinct way than before.
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Not to brag or anything, but I, Corbin Smith, have covered a not inconsiderable number of sporting events for various publications.
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That's not easy for a lot of people to do, especially knowing that violence can break out at live sporting events.
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But betting big on a major sporting events that under-deliver, especially with rising ad costs, puts marketers in a bind.
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"Terrorist groups continue to plan near-term attacks throughout Europe, targeting sporting events, tourist sites, restaurants, and transportation," the agency cautioned.
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The IPSF says its long-term goal is the inclusion of pole in international sporting events such as the Olympic Games.
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Does O. J. Simpson's car chase get priority on the big screen or does one of the year's biggest sporting events?
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But even before the "Star-Spangled Banner" was declared the national anthem in 1931, it was a staple of sporting events.
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The earsplitting noise, throbbing music, light shows and pyrotechnics that have become standard at sporting events can tarnish any fan's experience.
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The city last year opened a swanky arena for the Bucks basketball team that can attract grand non-sporting events, too.
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The new service provides access to on-demand content, live sporting events and original content not available on ESPN's regular network.
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Pyeongchang 2018 Next February, Moon will host in Pyeongchang one of the biggest sporting events in the world: the Winter Olympics.
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Some have whispered to me about advocating for a "walk out" during sporting events when they are assigned to provide security.
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But that question obscures some more meaningful ones: Why is the national anthem a staple of sporting events to begin with?
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Her mother is the owner of a sportswear company based in Los Angeles that manufactures and sells sportswear at sporting events.
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When his father was in Argentina, they went to sporting events, like Boca Juniors soccer games, polo matches and tennis tournaments.
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The German company said optimism for 2016 was supported by rising consumer spending, new products, increased marketing and coming sporting events.
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That shift, she argued, has allowed the kingdom to hold sporting events that it wasn't able to just five years ago.
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Pallarp and Hallek are also said to have been inspired by the nearby Stockholm Olympic Stadium, which frequently hosts sporting events.
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The parade is annually among the most-watched non-sporting events, with NBC drawing more than 22 million viewers last year.
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In Argentina, for example, news media reports said the government had banned all sporting events for the rest of the month.
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Schools will not be affected, but districts will be expected to review things like sporting events that may draw significant crowds.
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WhatIfSports has done predictions for major sporting events and for fantasy sports, but has not yet packaged any service for gambling.
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For some, the widespread cancellation of sporting events, or the Blake Shelton concert in Omaha on Thursday might get their attention.
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The arena's concourse is lined with life-size photographs depicting the building's famous sporting events and concerts, Bob Dylan to Rihanna.
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Already, conferences and sporting events have been put on hold, and high-profile companies are taking precautions to limit employee travel.
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Schools will close until at least the end of the month and cinemas, theaters and sporting events are canceled, he said.
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Abramoff also bribed members of Congress, federal officials, and congressional staff with campaign contributions, expensive meals, and tickets to sporting events.
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And if they do it right, owners could enhance their team valuations once the coronavirus outbreak settles, and sporting events reconvene.
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On Thursday the Argentine government cancelled international sporting events due to be held in the country until the end of March.
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Italian races face potential cancellation after Italy said on Wednesday it was ordering all sporting events to go ahead without fans.
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Flights have been cancelled, communities from cities to cruise liners have been isolated, and concerts, trade fairs and sporting events postponed.
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The coronavirus has roiled the stock market, led to the cancellations of major sporting events, shuttered schools and caused more havoc.
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Years ago, South African fans marched arm-in-arm to sporting events, a homage to Nelson Mandela and anti-apartheid activists.
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We continued to live our lives and go to work, attend gatherings, and watch sporting events, among other things in crowds.
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All public gatherings will be banned, all sporting events canceled, and people should only leave their houses for work and emergencies.
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Movie studios now overwhelmingly produce sequels, reboots and spinoffs; lists of the top 10 TV shows are dominated by sporting events.
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They are isolated at home and away from the office, houses of worship, sporting events, restaurants, gyms, theaters, bars and museums.
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These big sporting events produced great dreams that have turned into disillusionment now that time has come to pay the bill.
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According to two campaign aides familiar with the plans, it is expected to appear above sporting events and other large gatherings.
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Mori's comments come amid heightened fears about the fast-spreading coronavirus, which has already impacted the staging of sporting events worldwide.
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Some noted that they had gambled on sporting events long before Thursday, but they were relieved the process was now legal.
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The economic impact from the loss of sporting events and corporate expansions resulting from H.B. 22 wasn't felt in Hise's district.
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Just the trusty collection of cameras he liked to use behind the scenes: at the gym, children's sporting events, family functions.
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Tomorrow is one of the year's most watched sporting events, the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Juventus of Turin.
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He would drop in on a couple more sporting events over the years, though never with the same level of notoriety.
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Other measures can be put in place, such as postponing or canceling mass gatherings like sporting events, concerts, or religious gatherings.
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Singing the national anthem at sporting events started in 85033, as a marketing ploy, even before we had a national anthem.
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Some major sporting events have been postponed or have banned spectators from attending ... including the Ski World Cup Finals in Italy.
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South Korea has suffered a wave of coronavirus infections in recent days and sporting events across the country have been affected.
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In addition to no classes, activities such as sporting events and Reading Across America Day have been canceled at Olive's school.
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Lovato has serious experience singing the Anthem at major sporting events -- she had the honors at the big Floyd Mayweather vs.
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Like most sporting events, it is way down from, say, the 1980s, when the game would be seen by 25 million.
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Numerous sporting events due to be held in the city have been canceled or postponed due to the anti-government protests.
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Despite these efforts, teens across America continue smoking the stuff in class, in hallways, in restrooms and at school sporting events.
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Sometimes the Empire State Building is lit up with these colors in honor of sporting events or anniversaries in local history.
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But even Mr. Pagán, a three-term mayor, lamented the drop in school enrollment and attendance at sporting events and church.
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Rollen Stewart gained fame in the '80s for rockin' a rainbow afro wig to the biggest sporting events in the world.
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In fact, upcoming sporting events were a theme this week which included a sketch about the rivalry between New England and Philadelphia.
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The vote against changing the name used in international sporting events to Taiwan was seen as a test of support for independence.
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The current trend among Late Night show hosts right now seems to be sending family members along to cover big sporting events.
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Over-2200s get discounts on flights originating in Ecuador, as well as up to 250% off entry to movies and sporting events.
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Trouble is, the sports channel has expensive built-in costs from its contracts with sports leagues and teams to cover sporting events.
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Hastings also made it clear that unlike Amazon Prime Video, Netflix has no intentions of getting into live streaming of sporting events.
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Key partnerships with Heineken and the NCAA have helped promote seasonal sporting events such as March Madness and the Euro Cup Tournament.
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If you need another reason to stay inside this July 4th, there are sporting events on TV pretty much the entire day.
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In some cases, the policy reiterates what is already in state law, barring concealed carry in bars, polling places and sporting events.
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NextVR is bringing six-degree-of-freedom (6DoF) movement to its popular virtual reality app for live-streaming sporting events and concerts.
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A growing number of athletes have been kneeling during the national anthem at sporting events to protest police brutality and racial injustice.
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NextVR has been leading the charge to beam some of the most anticipated sporting events in virtual reality to users sporting headsets.
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Following a government mandate to refrain from "entertainment" during the mourning period, sporting events -- including football matches -- are canceled for 30 days.
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Today, the networks combine to produce more than 700 live sporting events and over 300 studio based and original programs year round.
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Prince William and Princess Kate have been busy in Canada, watching performances, trying new foods, attending sporting events and meeting the locals.
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That law prompted economic boycotts and the loss of sporting events that estimates said cost the state hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Earlier this year, Twitter signed a deal to live stream Thursday night NFL games and has experimented with broadcasting other sporting events.
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Since those are all popular sporting events, the manager told me, I probably wouldn't be able to watch ELEAGUE there that night.
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To lure tourists back, Sri Lanka is hosting international sporting events and has mothballed a rule on minimum rates for hotel stays.
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The North Carolina law prompted economic boycotts and the loss of sporting events, and was later revamped in the face of criticism.
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There, he found an unobstructed sightline and used a 400-millimeter long-range telephoto lens, usually employed by photographers shooting sporting events.
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Rick Pescovitz from Cincinnati invented a pop-up mini tent to carry to outdoor sporting events that protects users from the elements.
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With so many blockbuster movies and top sporting events available at our fingertips, it's a wonder that we ever leave the house.
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Whether it's played at sporting events or parties, "Swag Surfin" is a cue for Black people anywhere in the vicinity to participate.
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Most other sporting events have moved entirely online, but some say this system results in a purer turnout of committed tennis fans.
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He also invented or perfected club seating, luxury boxes and the glitzy showmanship that now seems an integral part of sporting events.
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Bruin's biggest success so far is On Location Experiences, a company that produces concerts and other high-end hospitality at sporting events.
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At a minimum, there should be a law requiring participants in sporting events like auto and motorcycle racing to carry medical insurance.
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Since its reopening, the FA has supplemented the cost by hosting other sporting events and music concerts, before Khan's offer came in.
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"There is an obvious appetite among sports fans for a safe and legal way to wager on professional sporting events," Silver wrote.
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The warning, which came after the president was recently booed at three different sporting events, was followed by swift social media backlash.
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If you have a massive home, then you need a massive 4K TV to watch movies, TV shows, and live sporting events.
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We just saw Flair out back in May -- and he told us not to let terrorists scare them away from sporting events.
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Americans spent more than $100 billion on sports in 2017 (sporting events, sports equipment, gym memberships), according to Steven Kutz at marketwatch.com.
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The party's chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, scheduled relatively few debates, several of them on weekends or in competition with major sporting events.
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After September 11, 2001, any large gathering felt like a potential terror target, particularly those with outsized cultural significance like sporting events.
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I know yeah, if you were in charge of sporting events you'd just have that lovely Katharine Jenkins singing the National Anthem.
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Experiences include concerts, sporting events, and unique restaurant experiences, such as a recent cooking and dining experience at Michelin-starred restaurant Gwen.
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L.A. sport fans have a deserved reputation for leaving sporting events early to avoid traffic, but mock them at your own peril.
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The start of the Vendée Globe, which takes place every four years, is a phenomenon that rivals the world's largest sporting events.
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The cancellation of live sporting events is also leading to increased demand for sports-related content on platforms like YouTube and Facebook.
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All public gatherings and meeting places — theaters, gyms, ski resorts, clubs, schools, sporting events, even weddings and funerals — were also shut down.
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But across the country, schools, colleges, offices, and sporting events have all been shut down to limit the spread of the infection.
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That includes sporting events and leagues, with everything from the Kentucky Derby to March Madness in a holding pattern or scrapped entirely.
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For Paddy Power, sporting events remain the site's "bread and butter," with politics more of a "niche market," Mac An Iomaire said.
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The shooting touched off waves of protests in Sacramento that shut down busy streets, disrupted sporting events and overtook City Council meetings.
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But almost 15 million people went to a Broadway show this past season, more than attended professional sporting events in the region.
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Responses to these same sex engagements were overwhelmingly positive perhaps because they run contrary to who typically gets engaged at sporting events.
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Already, the epidemic has prompted officials and private organizations to consider canceling or postponing major sporting events, conferences and other large gatherings.
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Greece suspended school trips for the next two weeks and banned fans from sporting events as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread.
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Three Six Nations games have been postponed among a host of international sporting events to have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Schools, shops, restaurants and sporting events are closed, and Italians have been told to stay at home unless they have essential needs.
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Ireland canceled all St. Patrick's Day parades, including Dublin's, as the outbreak affected plans for cultural and sporting events around the world.
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And we will have to telework, cancel meetings and sporting events, and consider ways to decrease potential contact on subways and buses.
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Coronavirus has had a major impact on sports with a number of international sporting events either cancelled or postponed after the outbreak.
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The UAE, which has reported 21 cases, regularly hosts major conferences, concerts and sporting events, a significant draw-card for foreign visitors.
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In Italy — the country with the fourth-highest number of confirmed COVDI-19 cases —multiple sporting events are being held without fans.
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Tomorrow is one of the year's most watched sporting events, the men's Champions League final between Real Madrid and Juventus of Turin.
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"We said, 'This new internet thing, there's got to be a way to be able to listen to ... sporting events,'" says Cuban.
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The host country can add several sporting events to the usual complement, and it appears that climbing may be one of them.
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IT WILL BE ESPN BRANDED AND IT WILL INCLUDE IN THE FIRST YEAR IT WILL INCLUDE ABOUT 10,000 ADDITIONAL LIVE SPORTING EVENTS.
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Perhaps never has a runner taken such an unconventional path to second place in one of the world's most prestigious sporting events.
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People were rooting for their teams, Evans said, and there was the usual good-natured competition that comes with big sporting events.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues, the virus has impacted everything from sporting events to Peloton bike stock shares to Diet Coke availability.
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The organizers granted me full access to the sporting events, which have been happening all over Britain for more than 20 years.
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Sporting events, particularly football, have become cash cows that are critical to the overall economic success of many institutes of higher learning.
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The annual international gathering, which features wounded service members competing in sporting events, was founded by Britain's Prince Harry three years ago.
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Such was the norm when the North sent cheerleaders to international sporting events held in the South in 2002, 2003 and 2005.
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Flyovers featuring the latest bombers are common at high-profile sporting events, and Fleet Week programs put military hardware front and center.
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Years of economic punishment for nuclear belligerence haven't stopped the reclusive regime from managing a decent track record at international sporting events.
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American Express will also contact you about exclusive offers on pre-sale tickets for events like concerts, sporting events, and Broadway shows.
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The North Carolina bathroom bill, passed in March 2016, prompted boycotts by celebrities and led to canceled sporting events and business meetings.
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The parking lot at shift change can feel like the most social place in town, outside of church and school sporting events.
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Silver attends sporting events with Jared Kushner, he told The New Yorker, and Kushner advised the N.B.A. on a real estate search.
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Eventually, Facebook plans to utilize its Stadium feature for all professional sporting events, including popular sports outside the United States like cricket.
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The Super Bowl and March Madness remain two of the largest sporting events when visitors come to Vegas to win big on bets.
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He captures traffic circles, sporting events and even penthouse parties throughout Lithuania, providing a fascinating glimpse of the otherwise ordinary world around him.
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"This wide-ranging agreement is proof that our technology provides an exciting and compelling option to witness great sporting events in virtual reality."
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PETA is still asking that the zoo and the Pittsburgh Penguins agree to no longer use live animals at sporting events and promotions.
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Reckless endangerment seems like an obvious choice given common sense and the precedent of other drone crashes into stadiums during major sporting events.
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It is impossible to avoid all sporting events, and there have been nights on which debates and games occurred in most election cycles.
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Again, this is a nightmare tale fit for a spy thriller, but sadly, an increasingly unavoidable reality for many high-profile sporting events.
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He pleaded guilty last year to charges he shared confidential corporate voting details in return for gifts like pricy tickets to sporting events.
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Rodriguez frequently posts photos of his kids during sporting events, at a baseball field or even at home while watching an awards show.
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Live sporting events are seen as the glue holding together the TV bundle, as they're considered the only real must-see live viewing.
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I do think that it's a part of American culture to love these sporting events, and to bet a little bit on them.
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And female eventers have no wish to segregate one of the only sporting events in which men and women compete against each other.
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Cooper wants the Republican legislature to repeal HB2, which has led sporting events and major companies to pull business out of the state.
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The number of significant sporting events taking place in cities across Europe on a daily basis can make tighter security measures everywhere impractical.
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"Terrorist groups continue to plan near-term attacks throughout Europe, targeting sporting events, tourist sites, restaurants, and transportation," it said in a statement.
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Well, I watch sporting events, and it occurred to me that it was an interesting idea that people are performing but they're hidden.
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Visitors to places like Las Vegas and Atlantic City now have nightclubs, restaurants, spas, entertainment and sporting events all vying for their attention.
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Russia is also preparing to host the next World Cup of soccer, one of the biggest sporting events in the world, in 2018.
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The White House announced Tuesday that Kerry and the delegation would also attend sporting events and meet with some of the U.S. athletes.
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" Terrorist groups, the department travel alert said, "continue to plan near-term attacks throughout Europe, targeting sporting events, tourist sites, restaurants and transportation.
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Joe Frazier "Thrilla in Manila" fight via PPV, and thus established the technology as the preeminent method of viewing live sporting events worldwide.
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The second night is "freestyle," and this is the good shit, or at least one of the most chaotic, incomprehensible sporting events imaginable.
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The unreported news in question, however, is not overlooked disasters or under-reported tragedies in far-flung countries, but minor league sporting events.
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And as Vox's Zack Beauchamp noted, the US's unique tradition of playing the national anthem during sporting events invites politics into the arena.
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While many people assume you need cable to catch all the big sporting events, it's simply not the case for the Indy 500.
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Though booing of politicians is not that unusual, it sure seems like Trump is making booing him at sporting events America's newest pastime.
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New York (CNN Business)The coronavirus pandemic has ravaged the sports world, leading to suspensions or postponements of games and major sporting events.
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Schools across the country are closing and sporting events are getting canceled because of the new coronavirus, and parents have many unanswered questions.
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Several large sporting events and parades, which tend to draw massive crowds in closed quarters, are getting canceled or postponed across the country.
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It was one of the first to recommend no attendance at sporting events and among the first to close its prisons to visitors.
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The ATP and WTA statement urged tennis bodies to work "in unison", as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts major sporting events across the globe.
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So I figured, for The New York Times — let's make a puzzle about one of New York's biggest sporting events of the year!
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HB2 was repealed and replaced last year after costing the state millions of dollars in canceled or relocated concerts, conferences, and sporting events.
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Women were only recently allowed to drive and attend sporting events in stadiums, but gender segregation is still a thing in Saudi Arabia.
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Like most sporting events, it's not really a matter of seeing who wins; it's about beating everyone else out of the parking lot.
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So arriving at one of the most important annual sporting events, the Super Bowl, her halftime appearance becomes an event within an event.
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Norway invoked emergency powers to close a wide range of public and private institutions, including schools and restaurants, and halt all sporting events.
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Iran has closed schools and universities, suspended religious, cultural and sporting events and reduced working hours to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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Businesses, transportation services (such as major airlines and Amtrak) are shutting down, and political rallies, concerts, and sporting events are postponed or canceled.
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Iran has closed schools and universities, suspended religious, cultural and sporting events and reduced working hours to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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That approval would pave the way for Russian athletes to return to competition, and for the country to again stage international sporting events.
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The coronavirus outbreak upended many upcoming international sporting events, most recently casting doubt on whether the Tokyo Summer Games could advance as scheduled.
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The coronavirus outbreak upended many upcoming international sporting events, most recently casting doubt on whether the Tokyo Summer Games could advance as scheduled.
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Japan has closed schools and cancelled many sporting events, but has thus far refrained from putting firm restrictions on travel, businesses and restaurants.
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"Examples of large events and mass gatherings include conferences, festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of assemblies," the CDC said.
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A number of sporting events around the world have had to cancel due to high temperatures, including the New York Triathlon in July.
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Schools, businesses, sporting events and concerts have been shuttered across the country, raising questions about the wisdom of voting during a global pandemic.
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But live sporting events, especially soccer matches, form the lifeline of beIN's business, and they are where some expensive confrontations are taking place.
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The same app will have a yet-to-be named "plus product," which will give people access to 10,000 additional live sporting events.
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Since the start of 26, at least 2819 people have been killed and more than 453 wounded at or near school sporting events.
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Movie theaters have sprung up and the kingdom has hosted mixed-gender concerts and sporting events, all of which had been previously banned.
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The city saw a 383% year-over-year increase in bookings, according to Airbnb, and has become a hot-spot for sporting events.
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They said that such a punishment would have been fitting because multiple investigations had documented how Russia corrupted international sporting events for years.
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In the most recent case, Baltimore Colts quarterback Art Schlichter was suspended in 1983 for betting on NFL games and other sporting events.
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Bags are searched when customers enter supermarkets, before theatergoers can go into performance halls, at the entrances to sporting events and department stores.
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More recently, Michigan's state government signed into law a series of bills that will allow residents to wager on sporting events next year.
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Until now, it's only been available in the U.S., with shows, live sporting events and shorter clips from online creators and media companies.
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Some media companies, like Fox, are angling to get a piece of the gaming revenue that&aposs generated from gambling on sporting events.
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It would also mean that Russia would be barred from hosting or bidding for international sporting events for the duration of the ban.
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Norway invoked emergency powers to close a wide range of public and private institutions, including schools and restaurants, and halt all sporting events.
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But in 2003, the state tried out a novel financial strategy for cities to use public funds to attract and finance sporting events.
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The White House disclosed that Kavanaugh accrued credit card and other debts, including for tickets he purchased to sporting events (The Washington Post).
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After years of planning and construction, the Winter Olympics and the World Cup are generally regarded as the marquee sporting events of 2018.
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Another popular online scam is ticket fraud, in which consumers are tricked into buying fake tickets for sporting events, concerts, and other events.
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Facebook has long argued that it's a great place to talk about live TV while watching live TV, including big-time sporting events.
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In previous [major sporting] events, there is a certain rise in attacks on banks and financial organizations — and, specifically, the targeting of financial assets.
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None of those options are necessarily cheap, but they at least let you watch the sporting events you want at the time you want.
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Television "watch parties," typically hosted for sporting events and awards shows, are planned at homes and bars across the country for Comey's 10 a.m.
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With all that said, there are some magical moments in the country's proud history of showing their bottom, or running naked at sporting events.
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The song's differing contexts "Rock and Roll Part 2" is best known to American audiences as the "Hey Song," commonly played during sporting events.
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The US Congress this week passed legislation that would outlaw bots used by scalpers to purchase tickets to concerts, sporting events, and Broadway shows.
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If you buy meals, gifts or take clients - even potential clients - to concerts or sporting events, the cost of the entire evening is deductible.
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Most economic studies describe scalping as a phenomenon that arises when scarce tickets to sporting events or concerts are resold at a hefty markup.
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Former staff members said they had less time to develop therapeutic programs and so relied on giving veterans tickets to concerts and sporting events.
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The slowdown partly reflects strong spending a year ago, boosted by major sporting events, such as the men's soccer World Cup, and better weather.
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Something that is being seen a lot lately is the use of 000-degree cameras to capture and stream sporting events in virtual reality.
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Last year, Spanish startup FirstV1sion used its smart wearables to offer player perspective video feeds at several sporting events, including a Euroleague basketball match.
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"Now that the United States is going to allow gambling on sporting events, I&aposm hoping it might become a real possibility," Livingstone said.
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Sales of its ultra large-size TVs are also expected to continue to grow, with demand driven by sporting events including the Winter Olympics.
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Users who pay the $4.99 monthly subscription fee will gain access to thousands of live sporting events "not available" on current channels, Iger adds.
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It's easy to determine if the A9 is right for you: if you don't shoot high-speed sporting events, it's probably too much camera.
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The city of Gangneung, only thirty minutes from Pyeongchang, will boast a total of four ice stadiums and host all the indoor sporting events.
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During major sporting events, like the Olympics and Super Bowl, there's an uptick in law enforcement surveillance and mass social attention around human trafficking.
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On Facebook, it's Sports Stadium, a new area of the app dedicated to following live sporting events and talking with your friends about them.
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The move was meant to end an outcry that caused businesses to leave the state and major sporting events and concerts to be canceled.
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The VR startup, which has made a name for itself in live-streaming sporting events and concerts, has raised over $135 million to date.
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Officials in Montreal turned their Olympic Stadium, normally used for music performances and sporting events, into a temporary welcome center for the new immigrants.
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They work the same circuit, including sporting events, parades, concerts, and any cultural event where they might sell a few wholesale buttons and shirts.
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While the initial idea to showcase some love at sporting events may have been sweet, in reality it can easily turn coercive and homophobic.
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Live sporting events remain attractive to advertisers because they keep viewers tuned in during commercials rather than skipping them when they watch on demand.
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The jock dates back to Ali-Frazier I in 1971 ... known as, "The Fight of the Century," one of America's most historic sporting events.
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For that reason, it is important that Adidas capitalizes on big sporting events to reposition itself as a major player in the United States.
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Dudes getting half-naked at sporting events is arguably an Australian "thing," but that doesn't make it a good thing — especially in other countries.
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Start-ups such as NextVR have developed software to capture and deliver live virtual reality sporting events and concerts to viewers in broadcast quality.
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The biggest losers were concerts/theater (84 percent), amusement parks (64 percent), sporting events (59 percent), museums/parks (58 percent) and cruises (57 percent).
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"So a movie shot in HFR suffers from its likeness to less vaunted forms of entertainment: soap operas, sporting events, video games," Engber writes.
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The military might get away with that approach, but that's not going to go over well at sporting events or even within city limits.
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With upwards of $400 billion bet each year on sporting events, it's no surprise that a majority of Americans believe it should be legalized.
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In the consummation of the marriage between sporting events and corporate sponsors, a host site sacrifices its freedom to maintain its discriminatory membership practices.
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Americans have become accustomed to this symbolism because of its constant invocation, in everything from beer commercials to the opening pageantry of sporting events.
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After all, in some sporting events Russian athletes had been trouncing competitors for years before it turned out they were using performance-enhancing drugs.
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It is hardly unprecedented for athletes from the two countries, which have technically been at war for decades, to mingle at international sporting events.
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If ratings rebound later in the football and soccer seasons, as the leagues predict, the power of live, unscripted sporting events will be affirmed.
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Many of these celebrations are held in late June to commemorate Stonewall, and festivities include sporting events, film festivals, 5ks and musical theater performances.
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And sometimes there are correlations… but it's important to remember that correlations between the outcomes of (say) sporting events, and markets, don't imply causality.
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They joined forces in Toronto for the event -- featuring sporting events for men and women who served in the military and suffered debilitating injuries.
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They envisioned a canned wine for women to drink at concert venues, sporting events and festivals that offer mostly beer drinks marketed towards men.
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Like Freaky Friday with a twist: squabbling classmates (Peyton List and Jacob Bertrand), inexplicably traded bodies and some big sporting events on the line.
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The spread of COVID-19 has decimated the world of entertainment—from sporting events to Disney World to conferences—and it's only getting worse.
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Perhaps, for example, schools could reopen but adults would still be encouraged to telework, and sporting events and other mass gatherings would be canceled.
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Part of social distancing on college campuses is moving in-person classes online in addition to sporting events or other on-campus social activities.
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Other sporting events were moved because of disease, as Major League Baseball did for Zika, and the Africa Cup of Nations did for Ebola.
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A 2017 law in Arkansas permitted guns on college campuses — which made guns legal at Southeast Conference football games and other large sporting events.
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Golf's crown jewel, The Masters, and England's top-flight soccer league joined the long list of elite sporting events to be canceled or postponed.
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Countries have taken different approaches with Italy, one of the worst hit-nations, shutting down shops and restaurants, and the U.S. canceling sporting events.
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Many places where people ordinarily gather in large numbers, such as large sporting events, schools, universities, and even mass have already been shut down.
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The UAE, which has reported 21 cases of coronavirus, regularly hosts major conferences, concerts and sporting events, a significant draw-card for foreign visitors.
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The government last month banned sporting events in the country's most affected northern regions and so far 10 Serie A matches have been postponed.
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Sports fans were left with coverage of PBA bowling, professional fishing and repeats of past sporting events over the weekend to get their fix.
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State and local governments have also been limiting crowd sizes in public spaces, also impacting whether fans will be allowed to attend sporting events.
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In fact, Americans spent more on lottery tickets that year than they did on sporting events, movie tickets, books, video games, and recorded music.
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Other changes introduced in the last year are the right to play music in public and gender desegregation at sporting events and entertainment venues.
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Individual teams have also implemented their own procedures for protecting fans and players at U.S. sporting events, while otherwise continuing regular seasons as usual.
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Mr. DeCarlo told The Washington City Paper in 2007 that Louisiana State University contacted him in 1970 about using the song at sporting events.
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Story at a glance More Americans went to public libraries than movie theaters or sporting events in 262, according to a recent Gallup poll.
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Among other perks, the service allows members to cash in points for experiences like "Hamilton" tickets, VIP seats at sporting events and culinary tours.
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Advertising revenue from major sporting events like the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics should contribute to stronger fiscal performance in the near term.
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It has been a long time since sporting events were essentially communal experiences, and it's no secret that the industry caters to the wealthy.
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The National Collegiate Athletics Association has cancelled seven major sporting events in North Carolina this school year because of the state's controversial transgender law.
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Find some data that interests you, such as the temperature or sporting events attendance, and then graph the data for a year or longer.
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Among the challenges in doing so: Most potential venues that could hold a debate are already booked with holiday shows, sporting events and more.
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That law prompted economic boycotts and the loss of sporting events that were estimated to have cost the state hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Mr. Trost, 35, is the chief executive and a founder of Smarkets, a betting exchange in London that handles bets on sporting events and elections.
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This year's games kick off Saturday evening, officially starting eight days of sporting events across 12 adaptive sports involving around 550 competitors from 17 nations.
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While security measures are similar at other major sporting events, this one is especially challenging because it lasts so long and is so spread out.
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After one of the most epic sporting events of my lifetime, we're at "2016 World Series celebration Bill Murray" — because what else would we be?
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Thousands of runners will hit the streets on Sunday for one of the preeminent sporting events in the world — the 2018 New York City Marathon.
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Previous research has shown a link between cardiac events and watching sporting events, particularly soccer, but this is the first study to focus on hockey.
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The Kenny Powers of tech execs, Steve Ballmer, busted out his signature buck wild energy at the most boring of sporting events: the press conference.
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He initially knew the policeman only as "Officer Friendly," a visible presence in Chesley's Washington, D.C. neighborhood at high school sporting events and other activities.
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That law led to a cultural and economic backlash that cost the state investment, jobs and several beloved sporting events that were relocated in protest.
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Unlike most sporting events, this one did not have a selection of booths where one could buy beer and hotdogs to enjoy from the bleachers.
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Historically, there's been a correlation between Macau's gaming revenues and big sporting events since they tend to draw customers away from the casino's table playing.
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And obnoxious citizen shenanigans seem to be a virus spreading everywhere: to movie theaters, the parents' section of children's sporting events, and of course, airlines.
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Texas has several upcoming marquee sporting events that could be at risk, including the NCAA men's Final Four basketball championship in San Antonio next year.
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"Just a reminder that if we stopped playing the anthem before sporting events, we wouldn&apost ever have to argue about this again," he wrote.
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"The big losers are Russia's own athletes... future participation of Russian athletes at major sporting events will continue to be put in doubt," said Reedie.
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That's because officials in the French capital have launched a campaign to raise public awareness around the issue of sex tourism during major sporting events.
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In its seven seasons, "Bake Off" has become a national obsession, clocking up viewing figures that were higher than major sporting events and talent shows.
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The day's extreme sporting events dotting the pine tree blanketed mountain high above the California/Nevada state line are punctuated by high fives and hollers.
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She has sang the national anthem at other university sporting events, and Penn State football coach James Franklin often invites her to the popular games.
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"There's always such a high level of drama and competitiveness during the Miss America Competition that rivals many sporting events that I've covered," says Steele.
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Alas, being a country, we have to have an anthem foisted upon us, a murmured burr to bumble through at sporting events and royal appointments.
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And it's one that, by all appearances, is more permissive about things like racist chants at high school sporting events than the code it replaced.
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Americans gear up for one of their most widely-watched sporting events, though concerns continue to arise as to the safety of the game itself.
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"Terrorist groups continue to plan near-term attacks throughout Europe, targeting sporting events, tourist sites, restaurants, and transportation," the State Department said in a statement.
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HBO Go allows subscribers to access current films airing on HBO, sporting events and the entire catalog (past and present) of HBO's acclaimed TV series.
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The thrill-seeker says motocross, although not a "mainstream sport," is one of the most fascinating and visually stimulating sporting events a fan can attend.
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It's hard for sporting events to perform their reparative duties when one half on an arena is gloating and the other half dying all night.
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On the other hand, live VR broadcasts are nothing new; they've been done for things like sporting events and a Democratic presidential debate last year.
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The law was passed out of concern that sports gambling might change the nature of sporting events from wholesome entertainment to a device for gambling.
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From her wedding in 2011 up to recent sporting events, here are the most notable times Middleton has dressed like a real-life Disney princess.
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Twitter's increased engagement during sporting events is something NBC is no doubt banking on to drive increased viewership of and conversation around the 2020 Games.
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Exclusive eventsCapital One also offers cardholders access to some exclusive events, VIP packages, and presales for concerts, music festivals, sporting events, and other ticketed events.
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There is historical precedent for calling a truce during global sporting events, Branson says in his blog post, pointing to the Olympics in ancient Greece.
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He urged the heads of the sports federations present — including tennis, swimming and athletics — to hand them out to foreign colleagues at international sporting events.
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Meanwhile, the channel will also begin to stream live sporting events from the Adventure Sports Network, COMBT GO, EDGEsport, Stadium and Wham Network, among others.
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There has been a lot of kvetching about NBC's decision to show a lot of premiere sporting events on tape delay, and for good reason.
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Saudi Arabia last year overturned a ban on women watching sporting events, one of a series of reforms in the deeply conservative Sunni Muslim kingdom.
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Plus, building infrastructure for major sporting events is often a money loser, as these massive stadiums are sometimes mothballed or abandoned after the event ends.
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In recent years, it has hosted a growing number of sporting events, and it's been the home of the Carolina Country Music Festival since 2015.
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Rights groups have lambasted countries like Saudi Arabia for "sportswashing," a term for using popular athletes and sporting events to enhance an otherwise questionable reputation.
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Defenders hailed it as a paragon of practicality and preservation and the sort of sensible, sustainable construction too rarely seen at major international sporting events.
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Every four years, two of the world's biggest sporting events collide, but rarely in recent decades has the focus of English fans been so divided.
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Officials warned of an unsettling possible new reality, in which "extreme social distancing" might be necessary, resulting in big sporting events being played without spectators.
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If people stay home from school, stop traveling and don't go to sporting events, the gym or the dentist, the economic consequence would be worse.
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Ireland canceled all St. Patrick's Day parades, including the one in Dublin, as the outbreak affected plans for cultural and sporting events around the world.
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Meanwhile, conventions, sporting events, concerts, movie theaters, and basically any place where people congregate are taking hits — and that's just the beginning of the fallout.
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Mr. Grevemberg has seen success and failure in large sporting events, including at the now-defunct Goodwill Games, where he worked with some American athletes.
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As more and more Americans wager hard-earned money on the outcome of sporting events, the outcome must be as pure and reliable as possible.
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Just as the ties that bind us to faith seem to defy rational explanation, so do those that bind us to teams, or sporting events.
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R.V.s have also become a popular choice for people attending festivals, tailgating at sporting events or staying near family during the holiday season, he added.
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Schools, shops, restaurants and sporting events have been closed or cancelled, and Italians have been told to stay at home unless they have essential needs.
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Large gatherings are being discouraged, and business conventions have been canceled while sporting events are either not happening or will go on in empty venues.
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Companies are telling workers to work from home, universities have instructed students to leave campuses and big sporting events and other gatherings are being canceled.
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Italy, Japan, and South Korea, where sporting events have been canceled or games have been played in empty venues, are responding to the spreading outbreak.
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How to Buy Sports Tickets: This guide will help you navigate the surprisingly confusing and tricky world of buying tickets to your favorite sporting events.
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He also noted the difficulties of travel planning at this time and the fact that other countries such as Japan have canceled major sporting events.
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That led to a number of prominent Russian athletes being barred from various international sporting events, including the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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Until May 1, all major sporting events will be canceled and community events of 85033 people or more are recommended to be cancelled or postponed.
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The virus, which emerged in China late last year, has brought sporting events around the world to a halt and killed more than 24,000 people.
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While Arnold agreed with closing the much larger expo for his festival ... its sporting events have no more than 4,000 fans at a single event.
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While these experiences can and do change throughout the year, they tend to include things like premium dining reservations, culinary events, concerts, and sporting events.
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Broadcast journalism students at Missouri report live for KOMU, the university-owned NBC affiliate in Columbia, Mo., and cover both collegiate and professional sporting events.
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Russian was already barred from international sporting events, including the 2018 Winter Olympics, after the discovery of a broad, state-sponsored doping program in 2015.
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Despite five well-financed challenges from 21958 to 1930, Lipton never won the Cup, which in his era was one of the premier sporting events.
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The new investors represent the latest show of support for WinView as the company promotes a different way for fans to play alongside sporting events.
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Mr. Ryan raises substantial sums of money for Republicans, even while keeping his promise to spend Sunday at his children's sporting events in Janesville, Wis.
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He had remained on the Police Department's payroll as a first-grade detective and was a consistent presence at police functions, parades and sporting events.
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Color guards meld elements of marching band and pep squad into a dance-oriented amalgam, and perform during sporting events halftimes and in intramural competitions.
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How to Buy Sports Tickets This guide will help you navigate the surprisingly confusing and tricky world of buying tickets to your favorite sporting events.
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The Italian government on Monday banned all sporting events in six regions of the country including Piedmont where Juventus' home city of Turin is located.
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Granted those are not all new programs—the number includes past and present TV series (though not individual episodes), movies, news programs, sporting events, etc.
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The Trump campaign's decision to advertise during the Super Bowl, which was first reported by Politico, continues a strategy of advertising during major sporting events.
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Art directors at The Washington Post commissioned work from more than 500 artists in 2019 to illustrate politics, entertainment and sporting events, among other topics.
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Pros routinely wire cameras to arena rafters, the sidelines of playing fields and even underwater to cover as many angles of sporting events as possible.
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Assuming that he was referring to those who kneel in protest during sporting events, she said she responded that the gesture was about police brutality.
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Watson used Trump's spat with NFL players who take a knee during the national anthem at professional sporting events to introduce his 40-page order.
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American Express gives cardmembers presale ticket access to popular music festivals like Coachella and premier sporting events like Wimbledon and the US Open Golf Championship.
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The platform will feature about 10,000 sporting events each year, will have content from the MLB, NHL, MLS, collegiate sports and tennis' Grand Slam events.
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Sporting events in Tijuana usually end with a dance party in the parking lot, as in this photo, which was taken after a baseball game.
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