Like, I believed Jussie Smollett was staged or [weapons of mass destruction in Iraq] were staged.
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Staged homes spend half as much time on the market than non-staged homes, according to Coldwell Banker Real Estate.. What's more, those staged homes on average sell for more than 6 percent above asking price.
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Events like this are not staged with children's interests in mind; they are staged to stroke the egos of the adults involved.
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Later, Thomas drew further criticism in the media for staged taking staged photos with the paparazzi a week before the royal wedding.
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The Soviet athlete won a specially-staged 50km event in Malmo in 1976, seven years before Helsinki staged the first global championships.
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The tournament is set to be staged from November 21-December 18, the first time it will be staged in the winter months.
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On Wednesday, Berkeley High School students staged a walkout to protest Trump On Wednesday, Berkeley High School students staged a walkout to protest Trump The day after Donald Trump won the U.S. presidency, Berkeley High School students staged a walkout in protest.
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The man behind Leeroy's character, Ben Schultz, still won't say whether it was staged or an authentic moment, but of course it was staged.
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In June, Nazanin staged a hunger strike in prison and her husband staged his own hunger strike in London to highlight her plight and push for her release.
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It's made a summer season out of a pair of old British favorites from when it was young, each staged by the director who first staged it way back when.
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The dance numbers were staged and filmed really well, a feat that's easier said than done considering musicals are set and staged against one perspective that doesn't translate well to television.
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It was obviously a staged gimmick, but even so ...
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Edward Hall staged an all-male version at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2007, and this summer one of the two offerings at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park will be an all-female production, staged by Phyllida Lloyd (who has also staged productions of "Julius Caesar" and "Henry IV" with all women).
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Though the show has since been staged across the country, those provincial Americans known as New Yorkers have been unable to see it in a fully-staged version in their own backyard.
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A staged reading of the show would follow in 207, with a two-week workshop coming the next year and a fully staged production at the NYTW's new East Village location in 22008.
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A survey by Coldwell Banker Real Estate found that staged homes spent half the time on the market than ones that weren't staged and sold for more than 6% above the asking price.
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But hundreds of the Rohingyas staged protests (some are pictured).
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Deaths happen, no matter where horse racing events are staged.
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Thousands of grad students staged a walkout from campuses yesterday.
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Just kidding: the producers of The Hills totally staged that.
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Beautifully shot, the ad also feels less staged than most.
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Since then, however, she has staged a remarkable political comeback.
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How can performances be blocked and staged for best effect?
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A smaller group of Obama critics staged their own rally.
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Across Greece, farmers' tractors have staged blockades on major highways.
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Oil prices have staged frenetic swings since then (see chart).
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When Markle was 213, she staged her very first protest.
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"It was clearly a staged show," he said on CNN.
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Since his recovery, Sanders has staged an aggressive comeback campaign.
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One fourth of all cancers are inaccurately diagnosed and staged.
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I dreamt that my friends staged an intervention for me.
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They staged a global strike to coincide with Uber's IPO.
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Theimer also told Mashable that the pictures are never staged.
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Those are two lookalike actors staged by photographer Alison Jackson.
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Was he really dead or had he staged his disappearance?
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Do not be distracted by Mr. Smollett's alleged staged attack.
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On Sunday afternoon, they staged a dress rehearsal for October.
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Soldiers also staged a protest at an airport in September.
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By contrast, even Swift's squad photos feel a bit staged.
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It was not a full production but a staged reading.
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This was a kind of joke staged by Mr. Lyon.
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He said he has staged screenings of it for friends.
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In 2013, Egypt's military staged a takeover of the government.
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In 1987, dissident stockholders staged a takeover of the company.
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Hemp plants and marijuana paraphernalia were staged around the home.
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It's like a TV show staged at the United Nations.
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Protesters staged separate rallies in about 23 northern Greek cities.
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The production will be staged Off Broadway, not on Broadway.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers, primed for extinction, staged an inspiring stand.
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Mignon Clyburn, the lone Democratic commissioner, staged an aggressive dissent.
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The sex reveal they staged when they cut their cake.
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HACKETTSTOWN Women Playwrights Series, staged reading series of new works.
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One problem: The whole thing was staged and Saleh apologized.
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Companies with large exposure to China also staged a rally.
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Without their staged and superficial surface, people seem more genuine.
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Jelena Ostapenko staged a huge comeback to beat Simona Halep.
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Port workers, who fear job cuts, have staged repeated strikes.
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He has staged operas in train stations and on highways.
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It sounds entirely unbelievable and – let's be honest – pretty staged.
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As staged by Ms. Brown, it's funny until it's awful.
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Inside, prisoners staged a riot that authorities struggled to control.
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An elaborately staged Björk concert will debut on May 211.
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It was conducted by Britten and staged by Joan Cross.
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Rallies are staged on the embassy takeover anniversary every year.
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Eight of his followers who staged the attacks also died.
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We staged our own version of a food resolution revolution.
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The hanging was staged, as were the obituary and photos.
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Unable even to get an agent, he staged a hoax.
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At Google, employees have staged protests against the immigration order.
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The Defend Islam protests were staged on catchy, symbolic dates.
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In 2014, Russia staged exercises near its border with Ukraine.
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Mr. Blakemore then staged it at Citizens Theater in Glasgow.
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Small protest was not seen by us, staged far away.
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The celebration also includes staged readings of other Ridiculous plays.
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It turns out that it's likely the photo was staged.
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One of them is currently staged as a kid's room.
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Here are 10 female celebrities who staged their own proposals.
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Tens of thousands staged peaceful protests in other Romanian cities.
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The group had previously staged a protest at the Met.
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Small protest was not seen by us, staged far away.
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Mine, for example, probably includes more staged opera than yours.
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You" — he pointed to me — "have staged an intervention before.
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The couple staged fights with each other and their friends.
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Mr. Lissner emphasized the opera's range across five centuries, from the French premiere of Cavalli's "Eliogabalo," from 1667, staged by Mr. Jolly, to a commission from Mr. Francesconi, "Trompe la Mort," staged by Guy Cassiers.
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She said it will soon be staged in Poland, where she was born, along with "Ironbound," her earlier play; "Cost of Living" will also be staged this fall at the Fountain Theater in Los Angeles.
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Turin staged the Winter Games in its own right in 2006.
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So what that it turned out the whole thing was staged?
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The company has staged many of its retail outlets inside malls.
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Detectives in the case started questioning whether Smollett staged the crime.
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Star Trek fans have translated Hamlet into Klingon and staged productions.
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The room is staged like an office but with better lighting.
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The organization staged a die-in at Publix Supermarket last month.
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You have to get closer to know it's a staged crash.
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Greenpeace has staged protests with local activists at several Clinton rallies.
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On Tuesday, he'll hold his first one staged for national television.
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More than 150 employees at Riot Games staged a walkout yesterday.
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Russia understands [the strike] was staged for an American domestic agenda.
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In the past, the group has staged rallies opposing mandatory vaccinations.
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The police, apparently, wondered if he had staged a heroic situation.
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Advanced Micro Devices, Hanesbrands and Xerox have also staged stellar comebacks.
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EAST HAMPTON Staged reading of "My Girl" by Judy Spencer. Feb.
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Several hundred of them staged a protest at the Valley recently.
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"Fatherland" might be truest representation of masculinity staged in recent years.
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The first English production was staged in New York in 1917.
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" So the Trump people staged a counterdemonstration, crying "We want Trump!
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Some 5 million women around the world staged demonstrations on Jan.
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He said it would be staged in May next year instead.
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Students staged a sit-in at one of M Zingales's classes.
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The history of staged images has its earliest roots in painting.
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Crowds flocked to the exhibit, staged in a decaying school building.
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The nonviolent protesters staged a sit-in near the Uber tent.
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If they're actors, there's no note clarifying that it's been staged.
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The NJCAA has staged competitions between community college teams since 1938.
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Employees staged a three-day strike in February to oppose privatization.
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Some, including Gorriti, believe the whole row may have been staged.
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The trolls staged pro-Trump rallies in at least three states.
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As with most things on YouTube, apparently this element was staged.
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Meghan Markle's father Thomas Markle admitted his paparazzi photos were staged.
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Kuwait's glitzy new culture complex staged "The Magic Flute" last year.
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Some lawyers on Monday staged a brief strike in several courts.
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Instead, he staged a solid recovery drive to delay the inevitable.
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Protesters have also staged rallies outside of Miller and Nielsen's homes.
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It could have been seed funded, could have been growth staged.
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Some even staged their own "anthem protests" in solidarity last season.
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Since then, gold has staged a subdued but nonetheless persistent rise.
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Academics, students and others staged demonstrations, saying the charges were unreasonable.
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They have already staged a 48-hour strike earlier this month.
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It is a scenario that is staged, but based on reality.
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Delivery has been in development and a staged rollout since 2016.
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Drivers in New York and San Francisco staged protests on Feb.
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Each year, Monroeville puts on a staged version of the story.
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Police later concluded that Smollett, 36, staged the attack for publicity.
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It's not the first time the gallerist has staged such ideas.
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Students staged a protest walkout earlier this month in Oklahoma City.
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Others theorize that the moon landing was staged at Area 51.
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In the other four, they have staged late comebacks to win.
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He put on free, fully staged operas outdoors, which drew thousands.
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Most of the residence was staged by the designer Maeve Carr.
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Opposition supporters blocked roads and staged mass marches, demanding new elections.
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Ali supposedly refused, turning a staged event into a real one.
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De Blasio on Monday said the skit was "clearly staged" satire.
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Let's hope there are more staged operas in Mostly Mozart's future.
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When they are really badly virtually staged, I get really upset.
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Another was staged at the world relays in Bahamas in April.
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Staged as part of the Script in Hand play-reading series.
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Then, they staged the house with generic lighting and rented furniture.
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Staged as part of the International Festival of Art and Ideas.
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One day, he realized that the university's student clubs staged concerts.
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Is it a ruse staged to lure them from the hospital?
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Employees staged walkouts at offices from Tokyo to Singapore to London.
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There's nothing staged about Rehab Addict star Nicole Curtis's real life.
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Oklahoma, Kentucky, West Virginia and Colorado have also staged teacher protests.
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I'm sorry for her, and pray the whole thing isn't staged.
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Amazon employees staged a walkout in September, as did Microsoft employees.
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"Cyrano" may be staged behind bars, but imagination cannot be confined.
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His meticulously staged Tate Modern exhibition puts his commitment on display.
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But Mr. Narinedatt's relatives said they suspected that it was staged.
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"It was a staged production of Kafka's 'Metamorphosis,'" Mr. Smith said.
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Could Hamlet's soliloquy be sung, or be staged in another way?
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Balkan countries such as Serbia and Kosovo have staged Pride marches.
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He has skipped the fashion shows and presentations he once staged.
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There's a special magic when Shakespeare is staged in Central Park.
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Mr. Noonan continued to be staged regularly well into the 1990s.
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It feels like a staged conceit, not an exploration of character.
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Instead, Belgium staged the biggest knockout-round comeback in 52 years.
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Four Broadway revivals have been staged since, most recently in 2011.
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Then last week staged the biggest rally since the Great Depression.
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The police staged a crackdown, shutting down electricity and water supplies.
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Earlier this year, she staged a fall at her own graduation.
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Basil Twist's abstract spectacular, staged inside a giant aquarium, dries up.
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A spokesman for Guaido said no calls or messages were staged.
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Earlier versions suggest it was most likely recorded as staged comedy.
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Two people staged lone pickets outside the State Duma on Wednesday.
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That tournament is set to be staged from Nov. 21-Dec.
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A rising guard of stylists is preparing them for staged spontaneity.
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They staged rallies while pretending to be American grass-roots organizations.
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GM emerged from Chapter 11 and staged an IPO in 2010.
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He was exceptionally private, but had staged a dramatic public death.
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Four months or so later, he staged a comeback with Figure.
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Certainly they are staged as such by the director, Bill Rauch.
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Hennen believes that the crime scene was staged by Crowley's killer.
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The plays Charlie could have staged and funded with that money!
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Union members staged simultaneous actions in solidarity on the East Coast.
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Today, he staged a replay – but this time with hurricane victims.
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He staged an inauguration and swore himself in as "president" anyway.
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He staged a protest sit-in in Islamabad that lasted months.
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The third bedroom is staged as an office and sitting room.
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Instead, Jobs staged a boardroom coup that resulted in Amelio's resignation.
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Conducted by Joseph Colaneri, it is fully staged by Jay Lesenger.
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Tiki culture has staged a comeback in the last several years.
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Their interrogations are elaborately staged to manipulate their witnesses and suspects.
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Fully staged opera productions alternated with feats of avant-garde spectacle.
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They don't like anything too contrived or too staged on Snapchat.
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But the ex-employees didn't give up, and staged numerous protests.
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Chris Murphy staged a 22013-hour filibuster on the Senate floor.
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Turkey's military has reportedly staged a coup around 4:15 p.m.
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The document essentially becomes an elaborately staged 237-page attack advertisement.
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"And I, myself, have almost had like a form of psychosis back in the past where I basically thought everything was staged, even though I've now learned a lot of times things aren't staged," he said.
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There are candid pictures of people falling asleep on the train after going to a play or a show, and then there are some staged photographs of lovers caught in mid-embrace, and those are certainly staged.
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"We decided we had to show that everything is staged," said Baumann.
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A view of the Roman theater in Palmyra, where ISIS staged executions.
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He has denied all claims thus far that he staged the attack.
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They're just as staged as Lady Gaga's performances and Ryan Seacrest's jokes.
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Knowing Colbert, and based on backstage photos, the event was likely staged.
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This isn't the first time Congress lawmakers have staged a sit-in.
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Hollander has staged the most fun-filled safety drill I've ever witnessed.
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It was in fact staged as part of a protest for detentions.
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Alongside the post, they staged a faux fingerprinting, complete with clown wig.
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The newspaper Mail on Sunday reported Sunday that these photos were staged.
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"Small protest was not seen by us, staged far away," he tweeted.
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Still, not everyone was happy, and farmers in several villages staged protests.
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"You could tell the apartment was just staged for pictures," she said.
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Just a few weeks ago, Alekhina staged a protest inside Trump Tower.
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Cambodia and China, meanwhile, staged an eight-day joint exercise in November.
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They can deliberately blur the lines between the staged and the observed.
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About 50 students staged a walk out from their classes that day.
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The TV show "Full House" staged the song with a marching band.
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In Iraq, it staged dozens of attacks on predominantly Shi'ite Muslim areas.
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In February, students staged a protest pushing for Escobedo to be fired.
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Exhibitions have been staged in London, Vienna and Assen in the Netherlands.
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She told Us Weekly that her dating Spencer Pratt was completely staged.
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Yellowstone is slicker, more staged, and more tightly plotted than real life.
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Some events may be staged/re-enacted/ or exaggerated for entertainment purposes.
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She hoped Crenshaw had staged a hoax or bizarre performance art piece.
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Labaik has since staged smaller protests and openly denounced the Ahmadi community.
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Relations worsened last year when North Korea staged two nuclear bomb tests.
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Little wonder that Vienna's Burgtheater recently staged a version of the story.
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And when the shocks start, they're both well-timed and memorably staged.
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The news comes three months after Smollett allegedly staged a hate crime.
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The parliamentary polls will also be among the most expensive staged anywhere.
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Han staged an upset against the DPP in local elections last year.
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IT WAS PROBABLY the largest political protest ever staged in Hong Kong.
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Finland staged a late comeback with three goals in the third period.
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But one staged this month seems to have struck a raw nerve.
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Those in Europe have staged protests during sale days in past years.
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As now, the opposition did not recognise the exercise and staged protests.
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The exhibit will the largest display of the Queen's couture ever staged.
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Or the Gambian government jailing activists who staged protests against sand mining.
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He claimed the boy staged the incident after Naisbitt disciplined his brother.
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They raised staged, smart money from the best VCs in Silicon Valley.
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Melania is probably best known for her elusiveness and staged public persona.
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In June 500, revolutionary workers in Paris staged a now-famous uprising.
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In June 228, revolutionary workers in Paris staged a now-famous uprising.
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On July 15, a group within the Turkish military staged a coup.
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Sanders supporters staged a walkout after their candidate lost the roll-call
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House Democrats staged a sit-in over a gun control measure. 98.
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Whoever staged the Ankara bombing hopes to have made it less so.
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Some commentators went further and suggested that the coup attempt was staged.
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But after bottoming out in 2009, U.S. manufacturers have staged a revival.
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Strikes are not always staged for quite such a noble cause, however.
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Supporters of the militiamen staged a rally in Burns on Saturday night.
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A shutdown, like everything else in Washington, is a highly-staged event.
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The budget will have "staged cuts," a senior administration official told Politico.
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Jordan's team has staged a comeback and brought the game within reach.
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Azerbaijan's well-equipped troops staged an offensive, retaking a couple of hills.
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EXCHANGE was staged at Rush Arts Gallery from December 16-18, 2016.
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Also the action scenes are really well staged and easy to follow.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement has staged similar operations targeting gangs since 2005.
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Government supporters have staged attacks outside the assembly's headquarters in recent months.
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That night, far-right groups staged a torchlit rally at Lee Park.
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It's excruciating to watch, especially because the incident is so obviously staged.
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Mutinous soldiers staged a coup attempt in 2013, which was quickly crushed.
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The pictures are staged or shot to look as if they were.
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Officials also recently denied reports that the attack on Smollett was staged.
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NAACP protesters staged a sit-in on Tuesday at the Mobile, Ala.
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Turkey, and discontent with the left-wing-led government, protests were staged
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The party staged a convention that reflected just how fractured it is.
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"Some people say that it was staged, you know that," he said.
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When protests are staged in Iran, they often come after Friday prayers.
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This video, then, doesn't prove wrestling is staged—we already knew that.
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But the protest was itself staged; it was not a spontaneous gathering.
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The production, from Untitled Theater Company #61, is staged in nontraditional venues.
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Alinea, the pioneering Chicago restaurant, recently staged a pop-up in Spain.
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The revolt was staged consciously as a drama by its principal actors.
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Bill Graham staged the show in the Longshoreman's Hall, in January, 1966.
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Gillian Flynn's 2012 bestseller Gone Girl is plotted around a staged murder.
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This week lawyers staged one of their biggest rallies in recent years.
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"I wouldn't put it as staged," Port recently explained to Us Weekly.
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The interior of the big house in New York was all staged.
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"But I've literally never in my life staged a play," Counts says.
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Some media organizations said the staged plot undermined the credibility of journalists.
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Look, the party needed an intervention, and the voters just staged it.
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"Hillary and Clinton" was first staged in 2016 — when the real Mrs.
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In the years since the play was written and first staged, Mrs.
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Museums and galleries around the country staged posthumous exhibitions of her work.
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The zebrafish fights staged by the RIKEN neuroscientists went something like this.
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His wildly lifelike figure is staged outside of the embassy for him.
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"Dating Around" may be staged, but that doesn't mean it isn't real.
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Coup plotters cold-heartedly opening fire on civilians...still claim it's staged?
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In November 1850, the bureau staged something of an attack on itself.
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Off-Center version used a 13-piece orchestration but was barely staged.
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In the nearby town of Wellington, high schoolers staged a sit-in.
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Some say it was a suicide staged to look like a murder.
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Others say it was a murder staged to look like a suicide.
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"Bulls staged an epic comeback," said Ken Berman, strategist at Gorilla Trades.
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At the Residenztheater, Martin Kusej has staged Schiller's historical tragedy virtually uncut.
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The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games were staged as China's coming out party.
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Here in Culpeper, the local party staged its own rally last Saturday.
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Gabriela Hearst, Burberry and then Gucci all staged "carbon neutral" runway shows.
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Protesters also staged anti-government rallies in cities nationwide, often barricading roads.
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Still, there remained the question of where the work would be staged.
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He made their ideal real and staged it in his own home.
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You can appreciate why it wasn't staged until the Third Reich toppled.
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Every year since 214.50, Camden has staged the U.S. National Toboggan Championships.
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The designer staged an ode to men's wear in a wintery setting.
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Individual walkouts at schools are being organized and staged by local students.
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Instead it staged a baffling spectacle resistant to any timely, definitive verdict.
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Now, a new collection of performances will be staged across various genres.
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China staged a huge parade to celebrate 70 years of Communist rule.
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Dinner was followed by a raucous after-party staged by Susanne Bartsch.
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More than 100 Riot employees staged a walkout to protest the decision.
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Some of the vendors have also staged protests against Mr. Mugabe's rule.
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Flipping the brothers The attack took place but was staged, Johnson said.
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Police are still investigating claims that the attack on Sanchez was staged.
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By 1929, she had staged a takeover and named herself executive director.
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Then, an engine arrived which had been pre-staged in the neighborhood.
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At one point, they even staged a mock funeral for their club.
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The Tigers staged a two-out, two-run rally in the third.
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He staged those photos and I took this selfie for my Instagram.
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As a final topping, KillDisk was staged for a follow-on attack.
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During the reveal Thursday, Jaguar even staged races between the two vehicles.
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We wanted to make sure that we staged this testing site properly.
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In 2016, the Centre Pompidou staged a major retrospective of his work.
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Of course, and not just at shows staged by this particular designer.
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It also charmed people by being staged inside a marijuana grow tent.
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The play is staged every year in Ms. Lee's hometown, Monroeville, Ala.
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Resurgent interest in equities came as stock market indexes staged modest gains.
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"I, myself, have almost had like a form of psychosis back in the past where I basically thought everything was staged, even though I've now learned a lot of times things aren't staged," Jones said in the deposition.
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In "Harlequinade," staged by Mr. Ratmansky from period sources, mime is bright, vivid, musical; but in "Swan Lake," staged by Kevin McKenzie, large parts of the mime are missing, others have been changed, and few are played with power.
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The two-sided show is staged within the London offshoot of Galerie Artima.
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The enterprising Bronx Opera presents its staged production this weekend at Hunter College.
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Taxi drivers have staged high-profile protests against Uber in many European countries.
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On Wednesday, Uber and Lyft drivers staged a strike ahead of the IPO.
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A protest by nationalists will be staged almost 40 kilometers (25 miles) away.
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About 70 steelworkers staged a walkout June 7, protesting the factory&aposs problems.
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Italy's taxi drivers staged a sixth day of protests in major cities Tuesday.
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They arrived to a still active scene so they staged three blocks away.
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This will take years, of course, and will be a slow, staged process.
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The Jinx is filled with artfully staged reenactments and beautifully lit interview scenes.
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"The photo on the left is staged as hell," Crabbe wrote on Instagram.
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Alan J. Abrahamson staged his suicide to look like a murder, police said.
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At a staged press conference, a reporter asks the pair about the allegations.
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The three men then staged the attack, which lasted 45 seconds, prosecutors said.
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Last week separatists staged a mass jail break, freeing more than 100 prisoners.
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Police suspected the actor staged the attack and filed a false police report.
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The peaceful sit-in was staged in front of the school board building.
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It staged a small recovery against the euro, rising 0.1% to 84.86 pence .
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In 2011, Chile's students also staged mass protests, that time over tuition fees.
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Truckers staged a protest, blocking the freeways and marching (well, driving) on Washington.
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Students at a Phoenix high school also staged a walkout to defend DACA.
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Activists had staged protests at Lee Park this summer urging the statue's removal.
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Every page was a visual adventure, the images often staged like an artwork.
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Clay was late for a staged publicity photo and the Beatles were irate.
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It all started Tuesday morning with a staged dragon landing in Union Square.
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The two boys appear as guests at the wedding staged in the video.
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The agency's first post is a staged photo of an Agency officer's desk.
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Check. Staged protests against the "experiment" led by a radical woman of color?
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What resulted was Female to 'Male,' a series of weekly, staged self-portraits.
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Because regardless of what you think actually happened that night — was it staged?
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They're very clearly staged, with barely a rudimentary understanding of what farming entails.
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She staged a surprise recreation of "Lemonade" and scored video of the year.
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On June 6th hundreds of lawyers staged a rare protest against the legislation.
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After previous mass protests in Hong Kong, the central government staged tactical retreats.
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In 2017, Muslim civilians staged protests demanding the arrest of the NTJ's leader.
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It was initially staged at the exhibition's debut at the AGO last November.
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He claimed that the fatal white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was staged.
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Artists have disappeared, rebranded, and staged full comebacks in that amount of time.
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Meghan Markle's father Thomas Markle said he regretted posing for staged paparazzi photos.
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Instead, he staged one of the greatest political comebacks in modern political history.
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Update (12/21): Unfortunately, it turns out parts of Rober's video were staged.
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The first is that it's easy to forget how carefully-staged F.E.A.R. was.
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South Koreans have previously staged anti-Japanese demonstrations at the embassy in Seoul.
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The first meeting between Kelly and Rainier was itself a staged media event.
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In 1954 she staged a public demonstration at the Museum of Modern Art.
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They floated the belief that director Stanley Kubrick staged the entire moon landing.
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The images feel staged, like Trump kissing a baby on the campaign trail.
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They staged a three-hour stoppage on Wednesday to protest against the sale.
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Protesters have staged almost daily demonstrations since December, demanding that Bashir step down.
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Franey went with the undercover agent on five staged firearms trafficking delivery trips.
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After falling to $221.00 the silver price staged a good rally to $236.
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The Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) staged its sixth event on June 22.
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We can easily guess which photos are staged and which ones are raw.
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North Korea historically staged launches or engaged in belligerent acts on important dates.
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Traders who staged an earlier sit-down protest said they had lost everything.
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"There's growing evidence that this was staged," Lavrov said, according to Bloomberg News.
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"Brooklyn Pride," June 11-13 Pride run, parade, fair, comedy and staged entertainment.
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"I think we can all agree this letter is clearly staged," Clemente alleges.
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The funny thing is that it looks staged, but it's a documentary picture.
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Chewing Gum began as a play, a one-woman show staged by Coel.
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Held at Tehran's notorious Evin Prison, Zakka staged at least six hunger strikes.
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"Those conservatives have staged such disgusting farces", the official KCNA news agency said.
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This feeling lingers despite discovering that the ritual was staged by the artist.
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They say it was staged at Jussie's behest ... Jussie says it was real.
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The output is a striking mirror of Ma's carefully framed and staged photographs.
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On Friday evening, he foreshadowed the next target of his elaborately staged farce.
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The first world championship was staged in 2014; this year's was the second.
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Medical interns at Mulago have recently staged strikes over late payment of allowances.
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Tariff sensitive chipmaker, which staged a comeback a day earlier, were also down.
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Criminals have staged attacks, including fire-bombings, on banks, buses and petrol stations.
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On Thursday, the public school teachers of West Virginia staged a wildcat strike.
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Although these videos were branded as vérité "social experiments," they were largely staged.
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Yet, for this director, exposition can't hold a candle to elegantly staged shootouts.
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Staged once every four years, the Games began in North Carolina on Sept.
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Trump had staged the fundraiser instead of appearing in a GOP primary debate.
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Last year, employees staged a walkout over Trump's proposed changes to immigration policy.
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But the election was scuttled because of a coup staged by Mr. Batista.
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On Wednesday, when the markets staged a stunning comeback, 504 of them rose.
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The other rounds are due to staged at the same venue on Oct.
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His single scene, as staged by Mr. Hauck, is intense and perfectly paced.
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It makes sense that life-affirming displays of robust strength would be staged
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Corey Stewart staged protests outside of the RNC headquarters in Washington on Monday.
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Truth be told, the images look a little staged for my tastes. But!
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It suggests that Trump's photo was staged before the raid had even happened.
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Members of staff staged a walkout following his refusal to speak to them.
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Ostensibly to determine how old she had been, he staged a public autopsy.
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U.S. aircraft have staged attacks on AQAP fighters in Yemen in recent weeks.
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To keep captive spirits up in the stalag, the prisoners staged makeshift plays.
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In Paradise, the sheriff ordered staged evacuations according to zones in immediate peril.
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Four months later, she staged a die-in at the Harvard Art Museums.
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Already, ammunition has been pre-staged in the Pacific region for ground units.
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Throughout February, Egyptian doctors staged a series of illegal rallies across the country.
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In November, they staged two rallies in New York on the same day.
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HONG KONG — Politicians have staged sit-ins and exchanged blows in the legislature.
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Often these involve a staged scenario with a hidden camera placed in crowds.
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A pratfall is a staged tumble, often onto your buttocks, for comedic effect.
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It also staged The Who, who effectively mocked pop culture that same year.
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Mr. Baker, the young inspector, pulled back the curtain on these staged visits.
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Entire sequences are reproduced from documentary footage that seem natural rather than staged.
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Above, actors staged the death of Agamemnon outside a bombed-out arts building.
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Over the weekend, he'll visit Medellín and Cartagena, which have staged remarkable turnarounds.
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The K Club (2006) in Ireland staged 12 editions of the European Open.
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Both exhibitions were staged by Georgia Erger, an assistant curator at the museum.
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Staged and perfect and high polish isn't necessarily what we're going for now.
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The two-part production will be staged at Melbourne's Princess Theater in 2019.
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It is unclear, however, whether other upcoming tennis events will still be staged.
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Various Yemeni militias, together with some 193,000 Sudanese paramilitaries, have staged ground attacks.
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" It was also a good night for the National Theater, which staged "Network.
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The militia's supporters then staged violent protests outside the American embassy in Baghdad.
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"Live Archiveography," written and staged by David Gordon, is a compelling, bewildering achievement.
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Had it been staged a few years ago, it might have felt timely.
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There are staged fights and even the odd boss encounter to push through.
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Naples is a city of masquerades, of staged operas and tromp l'oeil pomp.
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Adi Nes, a gay Israeli, plays with biblical themes in homoerotic staged photographs.
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Clinton's "selfie tour" was swiftly denounced as a staged public relations stunt. Mrs.
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Oregon State staged a 10-0 run to take a 14-8 lead.
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"[Porto]" is a quieter play, less attention-grabbing and not as seamlessly staged.
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The group opposes "corporate globalization" and has staged protests at previous WTO meetings.
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The comedy was previously staged in the park in 1982, 1991 and 2007.
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He staged an impromptu press conference on Charlottesville and defended the neo-Nazis.
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The last time the show was staged in New York was in 2016.
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In a first, Trump staged two made-for-TV moments during the speech.
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Onetime allies of Mr. Vance, like the National Organization for Women, staged protests.
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On Twitter, the show's staged moments are analyzed and ridiculed in real time.
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This one is large enough to share and staged as a child's bedroom.
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Most will be staged as combined events, many of them on college campuses.
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In 2007 the Design Museum in London staged an exhibition of his work.
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You thought all those wry, edgy captions accompanying her staged photographs wrote themselves?
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Many in Srinagar have staged protests against the government move, despite the curbs.
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The Turkish military would never have staged a coup like this, they said.
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These legal processes are designed to work without a carefully staged photo-op.
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"Am I the only one that thinks this is too staged?" they wrote.
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What felt distinct about the Grammys was how staged its political statements felt.
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Many of the killings are later revealed to have been staged or planned.
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If the killings were staged, that might have been part of the calculation.
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Neither Berkeley nor Yale have staged or planned protests for these disenfranchised groups.
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In 2017, Iranians staged protests outside of the country's central bank in Tehran.
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Hayes staged the surprise at home in Gladstone, Oregon, just south of Portland.
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Germany's economy ministry has previously rejected Ryanair's claims that the insolvency was staged.
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The Kuomintang said at the time that incident was staged to win votes.
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The market is an argument staged every day about the value of tomorrow.
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THEY WANT THE CEO OUT AND MAYBE PRE-STAGED ANYTHING UP YOUR SLEEVE.
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When he returned from Rio, his hometown staged a celebration and declared Sept.
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In 2018, more workers staged major strike actions than any year since 1986.
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The series intercuts footage from four staged symposiums — in Athens; Paris; Berkeley, Calif.
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This year 11 of its 33 tournaments are being staged outside North America.
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To say that Vivienne Westwood staged a fashion show would be an understatement.
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When "Improvement" was staged originally, the singers were vocalizing over their recorded parts?
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And then, with Woodstock being staged in the background, the Mets took off.
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The men flew to Nigeria soon after the staged encounter, the police said.
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Directors have staged it with almost no gore and with nothing but gore.
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Venezuelan migrants staged small anti-Maduro protests in cities from Madrid to Miami.
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There is nothing fictional about these photographs and they are clearly not staged.
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More have staged protests outside the minority leader's home in New York City.
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Works like "Blood Bunny" are pretty straightforward, but viciously staged by P-Orridge.
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Sedita described the incident as an elaborate hoax staged by the accuser's mom.
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Around 30 truck drivers staged a protest in Chicago on Friday, NBC Chicago reports.
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An exhibition of Australian Impressionists will be staged at the end of the year.
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Benito Mussolini did it at the 1934 World Cup, staged and won by Italy.
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When Batista staged a coup and halted the elections, Castro began plotting armed rebellion.
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" He boasted that his play had been "prominently staged at the Washington Press Club.
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Arpaio even staged a fake assassination attempt in 1999 as a bid for publicity.
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Turnberry is a storied course where the Open Championship has been staged four times.
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He posed for a photograph staged to look as if he had been shot.
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Local residents facing eviction to make way for the projects have staged numerous protests.
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Levine believes that it proves Gaxiola planted the drugs himself, then staged recovering it.
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At one point, Democrats staged a boycott in a committee vote over his nomination.
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And the godfather of all staged photographs might be Robert Capa's "Falling Soldier" (1936).
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All of these "apologies" weren't exactly staged, but they were for sure purposefully public.
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In the end of the project, she staged a funeral for the app itself.
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The agency also staged fake protests around subjects like racial justice or LGBT rights.
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Madison West students staged a walkout last week supporting Anderson, CNN affiliate WKOW reported.
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On Monday, GNA opponents staged a vote in the HOR after months of postponements.
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ROSA, the group for Reproductive rights, against Oppression, Sexism and Austerity, staged the action.
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No surprise, some observers immediately wondered if the shots were staged by Swift's publicists.
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Earlier this month, Ms. Schrager relisted the staged apartment, now priced at $5.3 million.
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EAST HADDAM The 11th Annual Festival of New Musicals, staged readings, discussions and more.
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Yet, it all feels too staged and extreme not to be an elaborate hoax.
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It's visually very busy, but the pose is commanding and the shot expertly staged.
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But I continue to think the reactions of the people caught are all staged.
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"They weren't staged — they were real," Saad said on a recent visit to Washington.
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But only IS in Libya has successfully staged attacks in Europe in recent years.
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The former Arkansas governor staged a surprise win in the Iowa caucuses that year.
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Alex Jones, the founder of Infowars, falsely claimed the Sandy Hook shooting was staged.
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They're far from the only outlet claiming that the reality mogul staged her attack.
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The ethnic Albanian militant organization staged a nine-month insurgency in Macedonia in 2001.
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According to prosecutors, she staged the car fire, which authorities quickly ruled as arson.
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I mean, the left staged a social media coup against the commander in chief.
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Rachel Antonoff staged her fall/winter show with a side of jazz hands: 8.
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The Washington Post spoke with an expert, and the whole thing was definitely staged.
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In Buenos Aires, the country's capital, taxi-drivers have staged violent protests against Uber.
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During the press conference, Babchenko apologized for the grief his staged death had caused.
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If this isn't a perfectly staged Mercury retrograde conundrum, we don't know what is.
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The troupe staged the scene five times in total, all on the N train.
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Switzerland staged the Winter Olympics in 1928 and 1948, both times in St Moritz.
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The currency, pummeled in the past two years, staged a rebound (see chart 21.3).
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They have also staged war games in the South China Sea and the Mediterranean.
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The action is all pretty familiar, but at least it's clearly and cleanly staged.
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Let's just get this out of the way first: This episode is so staged.
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"The bad press over my father doing staged photos is my fault," Grant tweeted.
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Similar protests have been staged in several other towns throughout the EU candidate country.
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Early Wednesday, activists struck a different tone from the peaceful demonstrations staged in Tulsa.
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Of course, several fellow Poveristi staged similar amalgamations of incongruent materials and sensory effects.
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Hundreds of people staged a similar protest on Monday in Lagos and other cities.
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According to a statement from the film's reps to Jezebel, the fainting was staged.
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The pizza incident is crucial in debunking the idea that the photo is staged.
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Yiannopoulos' speech was staged to challenge the school's commitment to free speech, he said.
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She led in early pre-election polls against Ige but he staged a comeback.
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Rie Yamada re-staged portraits from family albums purchased at flea markets and auctions.
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National Assembly President Julio Borges called the court decision a coup staged by Maduro.
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A Republican aide offered a more blunt assessment of the staged show of unity.
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On Tuesday, hundreds of Sanders delegates staged a walkout in the Wells Fargo Center.
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It happened during a protest staged by migrants against the EU's deal with Turkey.
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Not all rooms have to be staged, especially if the seller isn't living there.
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Rhoda married Avery during a ceremony staged in Southampton, New York, back in October.
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Her experience does seem to refute some earlier reports that the show is staged.
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This could also be construed as a carefully staged effort to mask the truth.
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The spousal events for summits such as this week's G20 are highly staged events.
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Was this staged at an apartment, or did you do this on a set?
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Over the past month, Purnama has staged a remarkable recovery in the election campaign.
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The Met iteration is the first large-scale Delacroix retrospective staged in North America.
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Mexico's federation last year staged a campaign urging its supporters to stop homophobic chants.
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She just dropped some totally-not-staged photos with her new beaux, Tom Hiddleston.
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When they staged moon shots everything stopped to watch these massive rockets take off.
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A dozen activists staged a sit-in near the gates of the U.S. embassy.
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Supporters staged a rally in the nearby ranching community of Burns on Saturday night.
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From 2020 the matches will be staged in a dozen cities across the continent.
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Pro-government newspapers suggested it had been staged to attract sympathy for its target.
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Emma: Run away faster, prepared an ambush, staged a scene to send people away.
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The host took to Twitter after the program to say Arroyo's tumble was staged.
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Both Syria Russia have denied the accusation and said rebel forces staged the attacks.
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All lined up for staged photo ops apologizing for offending and opposing the party.
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She triumphed in her first staged Brünnhilde last year with the Canadian Opera Company.
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In the production being staged at Yale Repertory Theater, it's also a gender-twister.
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The Broward Sheriff County office responded with multiple crews staged outside of the home.
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In the next few weeks there will be staged media battles between the parties.
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He had previously faced allegations that he received payment from paparazzi for staged photographs.
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"Les Liaisons Dangereuses" has been staged on Broadway twice before, in 1987 and 2008.
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The territory's Hang Seng index staged a reversal as mainland investors hunted for bargains.
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In a staged TV moment, Trump "bodyslammed" McMahon and then helped shave his head.
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In May, Post employees staged a protest outside Alden's headquarters in New York City.
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But I think it's way more staged, more well planned out, than people think.
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In 1991, Soviet hardliners staged a coup while Gorbachev vacationed in his Crimean dacha.
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A year after the Stonewall riots, activists staged the country's first gay rights parade.
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The Zetas drug cartel staged that 2011 attack to enforce demands for protection payments.
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You want to rehearse, but not sound rehearsed, and avoid sounding staged and canned.
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In a third, he simply wept, with grief actual or staged, for the camera.
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In another incident several months ago, they staged a protracted sit-in at one
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Across the country, flag supporters staged more than 350 rallies after the Charleston shooting.
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In 230, the club had staged the U.S. Women's Open, which brought no outcry.
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The U.S. dollar fell broadly as currencies battered by trade tensions staged a comeback.
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One official said more supplies would be staged in Brazil and in the Caribbean.
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Abortion rights activists fiercely opposed the law -- and staged some dramatic protests against it.
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They staged a "die-in," an attempt to symbolize the consequences of climate change.
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Staged trials of drunkards taught the audience moral lessons about the evils of alcohol.
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Last Friday rebels staged a major assault southwest of Aleppo to break this siege.
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It's bound to happen, as these staged, unrealistic scenarios just beg for funny captions.
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In January, she staged a protest in against Shani temple in the same state.
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She said she was very sad people thought the post was sponsored and staged.
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The image is pensive, deliberate and staged, and somewhat unusual as political portraits go.
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The elaborate Fourth of July parade, first staged in 713, is the state's oldest.
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In 1983, after two decades out of the limelight, Mr. McNeely staged a comeback.
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They are variously large, small, in color, black and white, staged, straight, funny, heartbreaking.
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Even the girls' vacant expressions as they stare into the camera look completely staged.
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He staged an electoral comeback with a pledge to restore all-white primary elections.
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Her staged self-portraits question how Western manufacturers both appropriate and create "primitive" designs.
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Prosecutors have argued that the scene was clumsily staged to look like a suicide.
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Billions This week, "Billions" staged a charity boxing match between its fake-tough traders.
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"We've been speaking about these staged riots for a long time," Colonel Conricus said.
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House Republicans have largely staged an ideological debate over the American Health Care Act.
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Mr. Kalanick was ousted in June 2017 after shareholders staged a revolt against him.
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It was the country's first ballot since the junta staged a coup in 2014.
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But the resulting inspections are largely "staged," say a number of F.D.A. staff members.
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One, FringeNYC will present over 80 staged productions in the West Village from Oct.
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As a child, he'd staged plays at home with siblings, cousins and the help.
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LARCHMONT, N.Y. — After the presidential election in November, residents here staged an impromptu vigil.
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With her contributing music columnist, Elton John, she staged an intervention with Donatella Versace.
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In 2001, Muslims with guns and explosives staged a deadly attack on India's Parliament.
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"The Lehman Trilogy" has been staged in Italy by Luca Ronconi with 11 actors.
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These days, thanks to New York's sluggish real estate market, all the world's staged.
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In the wake of last season's playoff exit, Ujiri staged a memorable news conference.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index staged its biggest rally in two months, gaining 2.2%.
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She staged her first protest against the Assad regime in 2011 and was detained.
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That weekend, Ms. Perry staged a 96-hour YouTube livestream to promote her album.
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The opposition staged angry protests throughout the country, and called for a general strike.
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Surfacing Thirty Colorado inmates staged "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" for nearby prisons.
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The footage from China's main state television broadcaster, CCTV, reveals an event obviously staged.
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In Venice, the group staged a luncheon with the dealer and decorator Axel Vervoordt.
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The "vividly staged" production hews to the traditional interpretation of Shakespeare's work, he wrote.
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True, the show has been staged at the Vineyard, Mr. Silver's longtime creative incubator.
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On April 15, 1944, during the darkest night of Passover, they staged their escape.
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And the pictures, originally staged for other reasons, now could be portrayed as evidence.
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The exhilarating production of "Bourrée Fantasque," staged by Susan Pilarre, is a special triumph.
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This protest was staged by Planned Parenthood to protest the GOP healthcare bill pic.twitter.
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Many commodities staged a strong rally at year's end, making analysts even more bullish.
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And a group of Blizzard employees staged a walkout to protest the company's move.
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Farmers staged a small demonstration outside Mattarella's residence as Pompeo arrived for his meeting.
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She decided the photograph of the bags of marijuana neatly arranged was likely staged.
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But, until now, boycotts have usually been staged in response to specific corporate practices.
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Pilots in Dublin this month staged their fifth 24-hour walkout of the summer.
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Someone is collecting people to star in staged scenes from a violent video scenario.
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He worried that he could be injured or killed in a staged auto accident.
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Similar raids have been staged every few days since the beginning of the year.
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One of its productions, "Our Trojan War," was staged last week in Austin, Tex.
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Theatrical works with a similar theme are being staged or written in the moment.
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Earlier this month, over 22017 Harvard students staged a sit-in at University Hall.
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We now know that Judd staged the attack, but he spared Angela and Jon.
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The final will be staged at the Pierre Mauroy Stadium in Lille on Nov.
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Chinese manufacturing staged a surprise recovery — rallying to an 20.1-month high in November.
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Maybe these things are staged, but maybe the emotions the wrestlers have are real.
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But since then, Asia has staged a recovery while global assets have held steady.
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In 1991 he staged six operas in six cities, including Tel Aviv and Vienna.
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What we will witness today is a televised theatrical performance staged by the Democrats.
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Authorities said he had staged the attack because he was unhappy with his salary.
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GDAXI staged a similar rebound to trade up 0.5 percent before paring some gains.
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The staged scenes are well acted, while readings from diaries and letters are heartbreaking.
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How much of the work was staged, and how much of it was candid?
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The price dwarfs a similar event staged eight years earlier for Obama's first inauguration.
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Trump also said Riyadh had staged the "worst cover-up ever" over the killing.
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They announced that Mr. Smollett had staged the assault, hiring two brothers for $3,500.
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He takes very photojournalistic, not staged photos, and he always makes us look good.
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On Monday, the dollar staged a recovery as investors dumped the yen and euro.
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With Alex's show, that was the first time we staged installations at A+P.
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Guerrilla street art collective Indecline staged the gravesite in one of Trump's golf courses.
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The new "Rosenkavalier," directed by Robert Carsen, will feature Renée Fleming's final performances as the Marschallin at the Met, and possibly her last major staged role there, as she prepares, at 57, to retire from staged productions of the standard operatic repertoire.
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Brave New World, known for its immersive Brooklyn productions, has staged "To Kill a Mockingbird" on Ditmas Park porches, "Street Scene" on a Park Slope sidewalk and "On the Waterfront" on the very same waterfront barge museum where this play will be staged.
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Now she dances through the Biennale's cavernous central exhibition spaces, where the show was staged.
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At some future point, works may be staged in archived order in the moon facility.
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His family, including third wife Rhonda and his daughters, staged an intervention at the time.
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But this bull market has frequently staged swift recoveries, and some were poised for opportunity.
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Which is to say she may have staged the hate crime to avoid being punished.
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Babchenko did not tell his wife that the murder had been staged, according to Reuters .
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I don't believe that this was staged and photographed like album covers by lesser artists.
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Staged animal fights won't fly, and neither will videos of animals being processed for food.
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However, races would be staged on Sunday despite the calls for a postponement, he said.
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The program had successfully staged rocket landings five other times before, but on sea platforms.
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The Relationship theater company staged a full production in December 2015 in New York City.
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Sterling staged a mild relief rally in Asian to trade at $1.2879, gaining 0.28 percent.
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Local jihadist groups and leftist radicals have also staged attacks in Turkey in the past.
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A U.S. official told Reuters the operation was staged from an airbase in western Iraq.
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That video was staged, and both Saleh and Akbar apologized after the clip went viral.
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Supplies are being staged in Orlando and will be distributed to impacted areas, he said.
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Since the passage of the Constitution, the Madhesis have staged sit-ins on the border.
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EAST HADDAM The 11th Annual Festival of New Musicals, staged readings, discussions and more. Jan.
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On Monday, de Blasio staged a campaign rally-style news conference inside Manhattan's Trump Tower.
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Hundreds of Sanders supporters staged a walkout in protest of Clinton's nomination during the vote.
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There are the documentarian projects, and then there are the theatrical, staged, and surreal ones.
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The Donmar Theatre in London has staged a new adaptation of the novel this month.
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Seeing him in his coffin during the funeral a week later felt staged and artificial.
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This whole thing about the lemmings flying off the cliff was staged for a documentary.
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But, it looks like the Queen may have staged a silent protest of her own.
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John Lewis (D-GA), staged a sit-in to force a vote on gun control.
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This running joke from Episode 33, The Day the Earth Froze, involves a staged goof.
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Pichai reiterated that this was a real call using Assistant and not some staged demo.
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Still, the department stood by its broader conclusion that the January 29 attack was staged.
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Commercial and military missions are also staged at the spaceport, and soldiers patrol the area.
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Located in Gullane, Scotland, Muirfield first staged the Open in 1892 and 16 times overall.
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On Sunday, Rubio was making the rounds in a carefully staged media show throughout Cucuta.
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In the past few days Spaniards in several cities have staged demonstrations against the referendum.
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Companies staged over-the-top booths with pulsating music, flashing lights, and giant video screens.
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And esports has stretched out beyond staged tournaments, thanks to the advent of live streaming.
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Students at Sciences Po last month staged a sit-in against selection out of "solidarity".
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The photographer, Olga Barantseva, has done a number of staged bear photos in the past.
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Prior to that ... June's family staged an intervention that failed, and left Alana in tears.
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Additionally, as Shashank Joshi recently noted, India staged limited cross-border raids in the 2000s.
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The world championships will be staged from May 4-20 in Copenhagen and Herning, Denmark.
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After a more competitive contest in 20163 garment workers staged protests against rigging for months.
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It has staged suicide attacks against Turkish police and the U.S. Embassy in recent years.
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Then, in December, Chmerkovskiy staged a public proposal during Sway: A Dance Trilogy in Miami.
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He later staged a coup and set himself up as Napoleon III, emperor of France.
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Instead, Goldenvoice has booked Randalls Island, where Governors Ball has also been staged since 2012.
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The media shorthand for this staged event is an outdated stereotype of a Sagebrush Rebellion.
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Emojiland is being staged through July 22nd as part of the New York Musical Festival.
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Another $24 million will be given in staged payments over three years as projects progress.
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Students at the University of North Carolina staged a "die-in" to protest police violence.
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For their part, Park supporters have staged rallies in solidarity with the much-maligned president.
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Before Amazon staged its IPO in 1997 it had raised a total of only $10m.
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However, he also said "there's some doubt" about whether Smollett, 36, staged the January attack.
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The event was last staged in Ireland at the K Club near Dublin in 2006.
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International Women's Day dates back to a protest staged in New York City in 1908.
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In 1905, the police staged a massive Easter Sunday raid on twelve Chinatown gambling establishments.
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He also dealt with a staged paparazzi photo scandal just days before the royal wedding.
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As for Inslee, he staged a comeback after losing his seat in the rural district.
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On Monday, the dollar's rally came to an end as the euro staged a fightback.
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Canada has never staged a men's World Cup, but hosted the women's tournament in 2015.
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Early on, several scenes like these seem like they were awkwardly staged for dramatic effect.
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On March 23, 1982, he and a handful of other officers staged a successful coup.
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These are mostly less than an hour long, with clunky voice-overs and staged interviews.
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Home prices fell sharply after the Great Recession, but have since staged a remarkable comeback.
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Turkey's military has staged a number of coups or interventions in politics in the past.
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The banking sector staged a strong comeback on Wednesday, following sharp declines in recent sessions.
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In the Grand Bazaar, hundreds staged a similar protest, videos posted on social media showed.
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San Diego State staged an early 8-0 run to take a 15-6 lead.
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Four years after Barry Goldwater's massive loss in 1964, Richard Nixon staged a Republican comeback.
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On Friday, hundreds of thousands of protesters staged the biggest demonstration since the unrest began.
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They have staged several protests and say they are considering legal action against the project.
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Greenpeace said it staged the protest to call Johnson to take action against climate change.
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Some of its workers have not been paid for months, and have staged public protests.
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Over the past four weeks, stocks have staged an impressive rebound from their February lows.
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IndyCar staged nine races here, with Michael Andretti's team winning seven, including the past six.
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House Democrats staged a sit-in to draw attention to the issue after the massacre.
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When allegedly Peeping Tom videos reveal themselves to be staged, viewers often call it out.
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Automobility was staged under tents in front of the convention center in the downtown district.
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Books have been written and museum exhibits have been staged on the history of swimwear.
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Deana Lawson's photographs show intimate but highly staged moments in the interiors of black homes.
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Groomsmen and guests staged the surprise performance, puffing their cheeks, chanting, and stomping their feet.
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It includes subjects in staged settings and unnatural environments, or what we call faux nature.
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He allegedly staged his own kidnapping to win Walker's sympathy, her friends testified last week.
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Demonstrators have staged raves in city squares and made Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" their anthem.
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In February, pro-gun control protesters staged a "die in" outside his Louisville, Ky., home.
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Here was a photographer who made staged photographs, and seemed to have no specific style.
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Some animals are going into crates and being staged for possible evacuation to predetermined locations.
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That same year, the country's Shiite minority staged a deadly revolt in Al-Hasa province.
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How do we know this wasn't a staged moment caught on camera after 12 tries?
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Since 2014, there have been 20 terrorist attacks in the kingdom, many staged by ISIS.
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Trump, the reality television star and master showman, made sure the summit was highly staged.
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Tens of thousands of workers staged token strikes in recent weeks to underline their demand.
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The Hazara community also staged a sit-in protest over the violence earlier this month.
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Many of the cages were staged with lights or other Halloween decorations when we visited.
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Students across the country staged walkouts on Wednesday to demand action on guns from lawmakers.
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Two nights earlier, Tanglewood had presented a staged production of "Candide," in Seiji Ozawa Hall.
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The parade is likely to mirror North Korea's military parade, which was staged on Feb.
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Ms. Andrade said the staged and animated components come into existence simultaneously on 1927 productions.
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On Friday, hundreds of thousands of people staged the biggest demonstration since the unrest began.
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So he staged his own counter-event, a much-publicized fund-raiser for veterans' charities.
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They staged a rally into the close to end the day flat to modestly higher.
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In 2015, South Africans staged large protests against Zuma's Administration, calling it inept and corrupt.
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While stationed on Okinawa, he staged fashion shows on the base and took runway photographs.
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On Friday, rebels staged a major assault southwest of Aleppo to break through the siege.
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The agency routinely staged its properties, she told us, using the best stager in town.
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The subjects favored the staged homes, but they didn't attach a higher value to them.
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The fire department staged a competition to put out a small blaze in a barrel.
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Music festivals are also not what the carefully staged Instagram pictures would have you believe.
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The opera is staged within an unusually tight proscenium, like a room in a dollhouse.
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Effects seem barely answerable to causes, and staged encounters are heaped one upon the next.
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Yet as staged by Ms. Chavkin, these encounters are almost entirely free of physical contact.
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The film director Mario Martone staged the production, which is conducted by Carlo Rizzi. teatroallascala.org
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Mr. Yearwood, when contacted by the Gothamist, confirmed that the video was staged by Zardulu.
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The first moment it could, San Francisco staged a counter-invasion of Super Bowl City.
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There's also a performative aspect: we shot a lot of staged pictures of strange enactments.
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It was last staged in Milan 32 years ago, by the same director, Riccardo Chailly.
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He staged a memorable comeback, however, with birdies on three of the next four holes.
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A series of staged photographs by Francisco Ayerza demonstrate this romanticized image of the gaucho.
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If Niantic's past rollouts are any indication, it's going to be staged in gradual chunks.
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And as the Lawfare editor Quinta Jurecic noted on Twitter, it does not appear staged.
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Chicago police said it was staged, and Smollett was charged with making a false report.
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When traditional tactics foundered, the activists staged a series of outré demonstrations to capture attention.
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We coated the environment with insecticide and staged a military-style assault on these mosquitoes.
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We see a performance of Euripides's "Hecuba" as it is blocked, rehearsed and ultimately staged.
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Sung with conviction and lucidly staged, the production manages admirably to keep confusion at bay.
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Surprisingly for a show staged by Mr. Glover, dance, and especially tap dancing, is backgrounded.
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And little here seems staged or scrubbed for the cameras, providing a sense of authenticity.
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While the staged fight doesn't get Ford fired, it does clue him into the threat.
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When that ends, they will install 2529,245 seats for a run of staged Bjork concerts.
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In 1962, members of the military staged a successful coup, which affected all cultural production.
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Some social media users have called the photo "staged," which absolutely is not the case.
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The (potentially) staged kiss between Al and Tipper Gore at the 2000 Democratic National Convention.
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To promote its new Dodge Ram pickup, the company staged one outside the convention center.
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At the crossing with Austria, frustrated drivers left their cars and staged a sit-in.
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Fans of both clubs have, in the past, staged eye-catching stunts before the game.
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High school students have staged walkouts to express their opposition to hate, bigotry, and discrimination.
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Timberlake kicked off "Filthy" in a staged "basement" club area below the U.S. Bank arena.
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L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, his comeback, was staged in a former sushi bar in Paris.
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On Thursday, dozens of Hachette employees staged a walkout to protest the decision to publish.
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The hope is that the games will now be staged by the summer of 2021.
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Were we witnessing a form of catharsis, or merely a staged form of confessional writing?
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In May 2014, Thailand's royal army staged a coup and seized control of the country.
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It was an honest mistake, RM Sotheby's said in a statement, and it wasn't staged.
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The legislator's critics claimed she staged the entire exchange so she could continue bashing Israel.
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He estimated that he had staged some 50 productions at opera houses around the world.
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It marks the first play by an Asian-American woman to be staged on Broadway.
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Employees last month staged a rally amid the suspension of employees who were later fired.
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So the assassination, though terrifically staged, is uncertainly motivated when a Trumpalike is its object.
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The Poseidon "sub-hunters" can also be staged from the Andaman and Nicobar island chain.
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Perkins shoots the brothers with low-key intimacy and inserts numerous staged scenes reconstructing events.
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Mims and Team Roc have also staged rallies and formed online petitions to raise awareness.
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Civic groups, which had been in decline for decades, have staged something of a comeback.
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Confirmation hearings are often little more than staged events with scripted lines and predetermined outcomes.
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He allegedly staged the attack by paying two brothers $3,500 to target him, police said.
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It was the highest total for any auction staged in London, not accounting for inflation.
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The government blamed rebels, but Mr. Malek believed the attack was staged by the government.
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In some cities, including New York, participants in the walkout then staged protests or marches.
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Every summer, they have staged a theater performance in which they act out — what else?
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"The bad press over my father doing staged photos is my fault," Samantha Markle said.
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Those who spoke out against the oppression often died in lynchings staged as public entertainment.
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The young camper taught himself to play the piano, wrote songs and staged bucolic musicals.
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She also staged her pieces largely for the camera; very few people saw them live.
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He can be wittily combative, most memorably in a brilliantly staged restaurant scene with Jerry.
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In 2018, Fury staged a remarkable turnaround, getting clean and stepping back into the ring.
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Authorities are investigating whether Smollett staged a racist, homophobic attack on himself in January 2019.
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The media, and public, were barred from a "listening session" he staged in New Hampshire.
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SEBIN , the national intelligence service, had staged a raid in July and arrested the manager.
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On Monday, the dollar's rally came to an end as the euro staged a comeback.
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There they have festered, grown ill, staged hunger strikes, attempted suicide; a handful have died.
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The Toyota Supra staged a comeback in 2019 and set the automotive community on fire.
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Traders said concern about the Fed lingered Wednesday, as stocks staged another sharp sell-off.
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Authorities have staged frequent crackdowns on human rights defenders, clerics, women's rights advocates and journalists.
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Police ultimately came to believe Smollett staged the attack to bolster his profile and career.
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He has staged Tim Burton's "Edward Scissorhands" and Joseph Losey's "The Servant," with notable success.
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The clearinghouse should be developed in a staged rollout to allow constant feedback from researchers.
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Instead of watching the game, thousands of Saints fans staged a French Quarter protest parade.
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In June, they staged a die-in Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's (R-KY) office.
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A dining table is currently staged in this area at the top of the stairs.
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Over the years, activists have staged protests and filed lawsuits to halt the telescope's construction.
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Over the years, activists have staged protests and filed lawsuits to halt the telescope's construction.
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"The Square," ragged and headlong, plays like a series of elaborately staged sketch-comedy routines.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the year that "Dearest Home" was first staged.
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The action is creatively staged, without ever getting too intense or scary for young viewers.
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Not as many have spoken up since the police said the assault had been staged.
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The Taliban has staged near-daily attacks targeting Afghan and U.S. forces in recent weeks.
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Kelly's first fashion show followed in March of 1985, staged in an old Paris apartment.
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Protesters have staged regular demonstrations in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, to agitate for the girls' release.
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The fight isn't my cup of tea — it's a bit too repetitive and poorly staged.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday Saudi authorities staged the "worst cover-up ever".
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A strident critic of spiritualist deception, the escape artist staged his own Lincoln "ghost" photograph.
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Aweis said white soldiers had staged the assault on the Awdhegle base and surrounding locations.
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Some people have reportedly faked illnesses or staged acts of kindness to get rich quick.
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Israelis regarded the incident, which Tamimi's mother relayed live on Facebook, as a staged provocation.
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